Letter to Cabinet Office, 19th November 2008
Dear Cabinet Office,
You were sent our letter (7th Sep 08) to the PM for action, it contained many stories concerning corrupt departments and civil servants, governmental fraud in particular, and of course much theft of government property? We asked for much needed 'open courts'. We received a dismissive reply.
On the 14th Oct 2008 we put further questions regarding corruption where we feel that the electorates honest inquires are purposely put into 'intensive care' - where weak-kneed 'checks and balances' are soon eroded by the public sectors corrosive cover-up culture.
The MOJ then sent you my letter 27 Oct 2008 re more public sector corruption for your appraisal; yet again there was no reply from the Cabinet Office?
Now I am sending the Propriety & Ethics Team a copy of my letter 15th Nov 2008 to the Rt. Hon. E Ball Secretary of State for Children etc. Once more its all about corruption, this time concentrating mainly on Local Authorities, mainly Haringey whose Tammany Hall like offices were severely incompetent, fraudulent or corrupt; or indeed a combination of all three!
Nov 05 I wrote to Tony Blair re unlawful acts by social workers and council officials issuing corrupt protective gagging orders ...that there was something wrong and dangerous within Town Halls' - I did not get an answer?
Such blasé public sector protection has come to the rescue of many incompetent council officials, especially social workers!
Ministers and Parliament have known for decades that cancerous councils exist. Much of it will be in 'safe seats' therefore the old 'blind eye treatment' became the norm. Nowadays no one gives a toss about morality, as long as the party wins the seat?
Suffer little children to come unto corrupt councils, where incompetent 'care workers' and networking paedophiles know they can chance their arm within the murky shadows of a wanton Town Hall!
Institutionalised public sector failure has to be cleansed by Parliament! Wake Up!
As a Propriety & Ethics team, I can see you can't wait to clean up all this council abuse - which only emerged because of enormous ministerial glitches.
One hopes that institutionalised council corruption is cleansed before ministerial inertia kicks in, leaving Parliament and the electorate somewhat floundering, suffering Town Hall party-hack cover-up politics all over again.
Hope to hear from you soon
Yours sincerely
AW & I Tanner cc All interested in public sector corruption and the 'Hanging out to dry routine'