2030 Hrs GMT London Sunday 06 September 2009:
KHOODEELAAR! Told Gordon Brown so.
We recall this and update our diagnosis of their combined role today, Sunday 06 September 2009, as they are both exposed as being entangled in faking it. In fabricating it. In the words of Alistair Darling as reported today by the MAIL ON SUINDAY, in lying. We told Brown to not have anything to do with lying. We told him to steer clear of lying. And we told Alistair Darling too. That they must not fake it. That they must not fake the figures. That they must not deny the facts. And that they must only tell the truth.. We told BOTH G Brown and A Darling as far back as February 2004 and we have been telling them ever since. This picture [see on the left panel] is one of a large number of items of evidence showing the KHOODEELAAR! campaign in action. This one was taken at the 22 January 2006 meeting held in the Hanbury Street [off Brick Lane] London E1 in support of the KHOODEELAAR! campaign against the Tower Hamlets Council's invitation to the agenda of the Crossrail hole scam..... Over 1000 people turned up to attend the meeting. many were not able to gain entry, due to pressures of 'security'. The hundreds that did get in, were unanimous in backing the KHOODEELAAR! campaign and in supporting the demand made by the keynote speaker seen here holding up an item of evidence that condemned the role of Tower Hamlets Crossrail hole-inviter Council... [To be continued]
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Sunday, September 6, 2009
KHOODEELAAR! offering Boris an invite to a breaking of the fast meal next week!
1835 Hrs GMT
London
Sunday
06 September 2009
What can you say?
To
Boris Johnson?
What will you say if you had the chance?
What should you say to him from the East End of London?
And from Brick Lane?
Boris hit the –well, some – headlines on Friday [4 September 2009] with his reported 'plea' to non-Muslims [presumably only in London or may be all across the UK] that they should fast for one day and perhaps
Visit their local mosque and break fast there… all because Boris reckons there is a dearth of events that would facilitate ‘understanding Muslims’...
Khoodeelaar! The campaign against Big Business and in defence of the inner city community.....is always positive in our response to anything that emanates by way of understanding. Even if it is uttered in the reported mouth of Boris Johnson…
So we are holding a breaking of the fast event in the days to come.
Somewhere in the Brick Lane area
And we are especially open to people of any faith or no faith at all... Goodwill and respect
To find out the venue, check this Tuesday after 1100 Hrs London time [1000 Hrs GMT]
On this number. If there is no answer, just send us a text with your name and interest and we shall confirm the venue and meeting time.
Note: Meeting time will be 7 PM local time or a few minutes thereafter.
The Breaking of the fast will be appx between 7.10 and 7.30 PM
Hope you can make it. See you there.
Contact 0776 724 8010 between 1100 and 1300 on Tuesday 8 September 2009
Follow us on http//twitter.com/khoodeelaar for our regular updates and links on the campaign
London
Sunday
06 September 2009
What can you say?
To
Boris Johnson?
What will you say if you had the chance?
What should you say to him from the East End of London?
And from Brick Lane?
Boris hit the –well, some – headlines on Friday [4 September 2009] with his reported 'plea' to non-Muslims [presumably only in London or may be all across the UK] that they should fast for one day and perhaps
Visit their local mosque and break fast there… all because Boris reckons there is a dearth of events that would facilitate ‘understanding Muslims’...
Khoodeelaar! The campaign against Big Business and in defence of the inner city community.....is always positive in our response to anything that emanates by way of understanding. Even if it is uttered in the reported mouth of Boris Johnson…
So we are holding a breaking of the fast event in the days to come.
Somewhere in the Brick Lane area
And we are especially open to people of any faith or no faith at all... Goodwill and respect
To find out the venue, check this Tuesday after 1100 Hrs London time [1000 Hrs GMT]
On this number. If there is no answer, just send us a text with your name and interest and we shall confirm the venue and meeting time.
Note: Meeting time will be 7 PM local time or a few minutes thereafter.
The Breaking of the fast will be appx between 7.10 and 7.30 PM
Hope you can make it. See you there.
Contact 0776 724 8010 between 1100 and 1300 on Tuesday 8 September 2009
Follow us on http//twitter.com/khoodeelaar for our regular updates and links on the campaign
KHOODEELAAR! TOLD YOU SO! Claims by Crossrail-peddling place-men and place-women that there were 'jobs' for ordinary folk in the East End, are exposed
1735 Hrs GMT
London
Sunday
06 September 2009
KHOODEELAAR! TOLD YOU SO! Claims by Crossrail-peddling place-men and place-women that there were 'jobs' for ordinary folk in the East End, are exposed...
This exposure takes place not by any express reference to Crossrail scam itself but by the admission of lying that is now writ so large on the walls of ‘Whitehall’ that even the Mail on Sunday can read it.
Why be so ‘sarcastic’ about the Mail on Sunday?
Because the Mail on Sunday has yet to admit its own suppression of the truth about the economy in general and about its discredited denial of the fact that Crossrail is crass. The Mail on Sunday staff knows very well that Crossrail is an increasing embarrassment for all who have peddled it. Yet the Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mail have been refusing to publish the facts.
The Mail on Sunday has not published the fact that CrossRail is a serious liability. As opposed to the SUNDAY PEOPLE whose Political Editor, Nigel Nelson was ahead by a good few weeks of even Simon Jenkins in calling for the scrapping of Crossrail..
Now that the Mail on Sunday [06 September 2009] has published in today’s editions the ‘news’ that Alistair Darling – and Jack Straw- have in effect called Gordon Brown a liar on jobs [and on the ‘Libya deal/s’ ‘denials’] there must be no more hesitation on the part of the pushers of the Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mail in publishing the truth about Crossrail.
[To be published]
London
Sunday
06 September 2009
KHOODEELAAR! TOLD YOU SO! Claims by Crossrail-peddling place-men and place-women that there were 'jobs' for ordinary folk in the East End, are exposed...
This exposure takes place not by any express reference to Crossrail scam itself but by the admission of lying that is now writ so large on the walls of ‘Whitehall’ that even the Mail on Sunday can read it.
Why be so ‘sarcastic’ about the Mail on Sunday?
Because the Mail on Sunday has yet to admit its own suppression of the truth about the economy in general and about its discredited denial of the fact that Crossrail is crass. The Mail on Sunday staff knows very well that Crossrail is an increasing embarrassment for all who have peddled it. Yet the Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mail have been refusing to publish the facts.
The Mail on Sunday has not published the fact that CrossRail is a serious liability. As opposed to the SUNDAY PEOPLE whose Political Editor, Nigel Nelson was ahead by a good few weeks of even Simon Jenkins in calling for the scrapping of Crossrail..
Now that the Mail on Sunday [06 September 2009] has published in today’s editions the ‘news’ that Alistair Darling – and Jack Straw- have in effect called Gordon Brown a liar on jobs [and on the ‘Libya deal/s’ ‘denials’] there must be no more hesitation on the part of the pushers of the Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mail in publishing the truth about Crossrail.
[To be published]
KHOODEELAAR! TOLD YOU SO! Claims by Crossrail-peddling place-men and place-women that there were 'jobs' for ordinary folk in the East End, are exposed
1735 Hrs GMT
London
Sunday
06 September 2009
KHOODEELAAR! TOLD YOU SO! Claims by Crossrail-peddling place-men and place-women that there were 'jobs' for ordinary folk in the East End, are exposed...
This exposure takes place not by any express reference to Crossrail scam itself but by the admission of lying that is now writ so large on the walls of ‘Whitehall’ that even the Mail on Sunday can read it.
Why be so ‘sarcastic’ about the Mail on Sunday?
Because the Mail on Sunday has yet to admit its own suppression of the truth about the economy in general and about its discredited denial of the fact that Crossrail is crass. The Mail on Sunday staff knows very well that Crossrail is an increasing embarrassment for all who have peddled it. Yet the Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mail have been refusing to publish the facts.
The Mail on Sunday ahs not published the fact that CrossRail is a serious liability. As opposed to the SUNDAY PEOPLE whose Political Editor, Nigel Nelson was ahead by a good few weeks of even Simon Jenkins in calling for the scrapping of Crossrail..
Now that the Mail on Sunday [06 September 2009] has published in today’s editions the ‘news’ that Alistair Darling – and Jack Straw- have in effect called Gordon Brown a liar on jobs [and on the ‘Libya deal/s’ ‘denials’] there must be no more hesitation on the part of the pushers of the Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mail in publishing the truth about Crossrail.
[To be published]
Brown claim to have saved 500,000 jobs 'is a lie' says DarlingBy Simon Walters
Last updated at 10:23 PM on 05th September 2009
Comments (73) Add to My Stories Gordon Brown has been accused of ‘lying’ by Alistair Darling in a vicious feud that threatens to wreck the Government’s attempt to combat the recession.
The Chancellor has enraged the Prime Minister by refusing point-blank to back Mr Brown’s claim that his multi-billion-pound bailout of the banks has ‘saved 500,000 jobs’.
In an astonishing show of defiance, Mr Darling argued the claim cannot be substantiated and has told the PM to stop repeating it.
No love lost: Mr Brown and Mr Darling at the G20 yesterday but they are said to be 'barely speaking'
The row is the latest sign of a dramatic collapse in confidence in Mr Brown at all levels of the Government’s ranks. His authority suffered a fresh series of blows yesterday as:
Justice Secretary Jack Straw effectively accused Mr Brown of lying about the Lockerbie bomber row.
Senior Labour aides said ‘drift and indecision’ inside No 10 was compounded by the PM’s ‘agitated state of mind’.
Labour MPs threatened to mount a new bid to topple him when they return to Parliament next month.
Mr Brown and Mr Darling put on a fleeting public show of unity at the G20 finance meeting in London yesterday, but insiders say that behind closed doors they are barely on speaking terms.
Downing Street sources confirmed yesterday that the Prime Minister had caved in to the Chancellor and would abandon his plan to deny Labour will have to cut spending if it wins the General Election.
More...Chancellor beats off German move to cap bankers' bonuses
MPs earn 50 times more than constituents - just for their jobs on the side
The Mail on Sunday has also learned that Mr Darling won a second victory by refusing to follow Mr Brown’s claim over the number of jobs saved by Labour’s anti-recession package.
Under heavy pressure from Mr Brown, Mr Darling used the 500,000 claim in his April Budget. But after being told it was based on ‘flimsy evidence’ he refused to repeat it - even though Mr Brown keeps on doing so.
As recently as July 22, the Prime Minister told a Downing Street Press conference: ‘If we had not intervened and acted decisively at least a further 500,000 jobs would have been lost.’
Mr Darling is instead making the much more vague assertion that the Government’s measures have saved ‘up to 500,000 jobs’.
The freeze in relations between the two men follows the Prime Minister’s disastrous attempt in June to sack Mr Darling and install Education Secretary Ed Balls as Chancellor. He was forced to scrap the plan at the last minute by a Cabinet uprising.
A Treasury source said: ‘The PM is like a drowning man who will clutch at anything to save his skin. No10 is always asking us to support publicity stunts or launch bogus attacks on the Tories based on highly questionable figures. Most of them are pointless.
‘Alistair is not prepared to go along with it. He will do what is right for the country and wherever possible what is right for Labour. He is not going to cut corners because No10 is in a panic.’
Mr Straw added to Labour woes by admitting for the first time that oil and trade were a key part of the Government’s decision to include Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Al Megrahi in a prison transfer deal with Libya.
Asked whether trade and oil firm BP were factors, Mr Straw declared: ‘Yes, (it was) a very big part of that. I’m unapologetic about that... Libya was a rogue state. We wanted to bring it back into the fold. And yes, that included trade... and subsequently there was the BP deal.’ His statement flatly contradicts Mr Brown’s claim that there had been ‘no conspiracy, no cover-up, no double-dealing, no oil deal’.
The provocative actions of Mr Darling and Mr Straw are a further indication that, as the prospect of Election defeat looms closer, senior Labour figures are looking to protect their own reputations rather than Mr Brown’s.
The growing Cabinet dissent is mirrored inside No10 where there are frequent reports of shouting matches involving the Prime Minister and his advisers.
‘The atmosphere is so bad inside Downing Street that normally sane people start to lose control,’ said one official. ‘Brown is more agitated than ever. He takes it out on them and they take it out on us.’
Meanwhile, the issue of Mr Brown’s leadership yet again may be raised at a meeting of the Parliamentary Labour Party group of backbenchers in October.
'We are facing a landslide defeat with him at the helm, we can’t pretend it isn’t happening,’ said one MP. ‘Getting rid of Gordon is the one thing that could scare the Tories.’
Read more: http://www.mailonsunday.co.uk/news/article-1211448/Brown-claim-saved-500-000-jobs-lie-says-Darling.html#ixzz0QLuOtxDI
London
Sunday
06 September 2009
KHOODEELAAR! TOLD YOU SO! Claims by Crossrail-peddling place-men and place-women that there were 'jobs' for ordinary folk in the East End, are exposed...
This exposure takes place not by any express reference to Crossrail scam itself but by the admission of lying that is now writ so large on the walls of ‘Whitehall’ that even the Mail on Sunday can read it.
Why be so ‘sarcastic’ about the Mail on Sunday?
Because the Mail on Sunday has yet to admit its own suppression of the truth about the economy in general and about its discredited denial of the fact that Crossrail is crass. The Mail on Sunday staff knows very well that Crossrail is an increasing embarrassment for all who have peddled it. Yet the Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mail have been refusing to publish the facts.
The Mail on Sunday ahs not published the fact that CrossRail is a serious liability. As opposed to the SUNDAY PEOPLE whose Political Editor, Nigel Nelson was ahead by a good few weeks of even Simon Jenkins in calling for the scrapping of Crossrail..
Now that the Mail on Sunday [06 September 2009] has published in today’s editions the ‘news’ that Alistair Darling – and Jack Straw- have in effect called Gordon Brown a liar on jobs [and on the ‘Libya deal/s’ ‘denials’] there must be no more hesitation on the part of the pushers of the Mail on Sunday and the Daily Mail in publishing the truth about Crossrail.
[To be published]
Brown claim to have saved 500,000 jobs 'is a lie' says DarlingBy Simon Walters
Last updated at 10:23 PM on 05th September 2009
Comments (73) Add to My Stories Gordon Brown has been accused of ‘lying’ by Alistair Darling in a vicious feud that threatens to wreck the Government’s attempt to combat the recession.
The Chancellor has enraged the Prime Minister by refusing point-blank to back Mr Brown’s claim that his multi-billion-pound bailout of the banks has ‘saved 500,000 jobs’.
In an astonishing show of defiance, Mr Darling argued the claim cannot be substantiated and has told the PM to stop repeating it.
No love lost: Mr Brown and Mr Darling at the G20 yesterday but they are said to be 'barely speaking'
The row is the latest sign of a dramatic collapse in confidence in Mr Brown at all levels of the Government’s ranks. His authority suffered a fresh series of blows yesterday as:
Justice Secretary Jack Straw effectively accused Mr Brown of lying about the Lockerbie bomber row.
Senior Labour aides said ‘drift and indecision’ inside No 10 was compounded by the PM’s ‘agitated state of mind’.
Labour MPs threatened to mount a new bid to topple him when they return to Parliament next month.
Mr Brown and Mr Darling put on a fleeting public show of unity at the G20 finance meeting in London yesterday, but insiders say that behind closed doors they are barely on speaking terms.
Downing Street sources confirmed yesterday that the Prime Minister had caved in to the Chancellor and would abandon his plan to deny Labour will have to cut spending if it wins the General Election.
More...Chancellor beats off German move to cap bankers' bonuses
MPs earn 50 times more than constituents - just for their jobs on the side
The Mail on Sunday has also learned that Mr Darling won a second victory by refusing to follow Mr Brown’s claim over the number of jobs saved by Labour’s anti-recession package.
Under heavy pressure from Mr Brown, Mr Darling used the 500,000 claim in his April Budget. But after being told it was based on ‘flimsy evidence’ he refused to repeat it - even though Mr Brown keeps on doing so.
As recently as July 22, the Prime Minister told a Downing Street Press conference: ‘If we had not intervened and acted decisively at least a further 500,000 jobs would have been lost.’
Mr Darling is instead making the much more vague assertion that the Government’s measures have saved ‘up to 500,000 jobs’.
The freeze in relations between the two men follows the Prime Minister’s disastrous attempt in June to sack Mr Darling and install Education Secretary Ed Balls as Chancellor. He was forced to scrap the plan at the last minute by a Cabinet uprising.
A Treasury source said: ‘The PM is like a drowning man who will clutch at anything to save his skin. No10 is always asking us to support publicity stunts or launch bogus attacks on the Tories based on highly questionable figures. Most of them are pointless.
‘Alistair is not prepared to go along with it. He will do what is right for the country and wherever possible what is right for Labour. He is not going to cut corners because No10 is in a panic.’
Mr Straw added to Labour woes by admitting for the first time that oil and trade were a key part of the Government’s decision to include Lockerbie bomber Abdelbaset Al Megrahi in a prison transfer deal with Libya.
Asked whether trade and oil firm BP were factors, Mr Straw declared: ‘Yes, (it was) a very big part of that. I’m unapologetic about that... Libya was a rogue state. We wanted to bring it back into the fold. And yes, that included trade... and subsequently there was the BP deal.’ His statement flatly contradicts Mr Brown’s claim that there had been ‘no conspiracy, no cover-up, no double-dealing, no oil deal’.
The provocative actions of Mr Darling and Mr Straw are a further indication that, as the prospect of Election defeat looms closer, senior Labour figures are looking to protect their own reputations rather than Mr Brown’s.
The growing Cabinet dissent is mirrored inside No10 where there are frequent reports of shouting matches involving the Prime Minister and his advisers.
‘The atmosphere is so bad inside Downing Street that normally sane people start to lose control,’ said one official. ‘Brown is more agitated than ever. He takes it out on them and they take it out on us.’
Meanwhile, the issue of Mr Brown’s leadership yet again may be raised at a meeting of the Parliamentary Labour Party group of backbenchers in October.
'We are facing a landslide defeat with him at the helm, we can’t pretend it isn’t happening,’ said one MP. ‘Getting rid of Gordon is the one thing that could scare the Tories.’
Read more: http://www.mailonsunday.co.uk/news/article-1211448/Brown-claim-saved-500-000-jobs-lie-says-Darling.html#ixzz0QLuOtxDI