KHOODEELAAR! No to Crossrail hole scam CHALLENGING the Mail on Sunday peddling an alleged ban on 'New Year Honours' by the Crown and against the City

KHOODEELAAR! No to Crossrail hole scam CHALLENGING the Mail on Sunday peddling an alleged ban on 'New Year Honours' by the Crown and against the City of London! It is NOT true!


By © Muhammad Haque
1815 Hrs GMT London Sunday 28 December 2008-12-28

The Mail on Sunday [28 December 2008] is publishing utter rubbish by putting on its front page this heading, "QUEEN’S CITY HONOURS BAN"

It is ALSO WRONG, for the n’th time, to misrepresent in the same piece carried into an inside page the concept of ‘leftwing journalist’ and refer to the former staff member on Time Out and City Limits without making it clear that the campaigning journalist Duncan Campbell is NOT the one who is linked with the actress Julie Christie.

The Mail on Sunday itself fawns over barons, peers and assorted other recipients of the Crown’s ‘honours’. The phrase to denounce the dishonesty in the Mail on Sunday about these matters is not available in the known vocabulary.

What the Mail on Sunday is doing is reinforcing the entitlement of the City of London elements to receive some sort of honours.

And in the accompanying write up, the Mail on Sunday totally fails to get to grips with the real problem that the City of London represents and is.

It fails to mention the knighthood that was PROCURED for Crossrail scam-peddler Michael Snyder earlier in the year.

Thus the Mail on Sunday, despite the false headline splashed on the front-page, fails to identify the ‘ban’ as a ban at all…

The Crown and especially the Crown prerogative and all the other undemocratic and unconstitutional ‘powers’ that are operated by the bureaucracy stationed at No 10 Downing Street, VERY MUCH NEED the fiddlers the dissemblers, the deceivers, and the profiteers, looters and the usurers known as the ‘City of London’.

The economics of fraud and corruption that the City of London typifies is also the cult that is worshipped by the likes of the proprietors of BOTH the Mail on Sunday and of the Times newspaper… which promoted Michael Snyder in April; 2008 a few weeks before he was confirmed as a Knight……… And the Murdoch Times [the 'Business' touting operation based at the Times] praised Snyder as the ‘Crossrail’ ‘champion…

[To be continued]