Chris Huhne MP
In the press this week is a story about Chris Huhne, MP, who is going to be investigated by Essex Police following an allegation that he tried to get someone else to take his points following a speeding offence. It would appear that it is his wife who is the whistleblower in this matter and I have seen Mr Huhne appear on TV regularly to deny the allegations. I wonder why the reporters read something into his words when they hear them. For example, because he has not said outright, “I didn’t do it!” they are going apoplectic about the actual words used. Good grief. A denial is a denial.
On another note, whilst the might of Essex Constabulary comb through records which are 9 years old to establish the merit of the allegation, Noble Cause Corruption has become aware of an allegation of perverting the course of justice and corruption being made against officers of another force. The allegations appear to have some merit but the officer is frustrated at the fact that the IPCC have refused to accept the allegation quoting the Police Reform Act 2002 and, consequently, have referred it to the force subject of the allegation. Unsurprisingly, considering that the allegation was against the uPSD department of the relevant force, are you surprised that they have dismissed it? Apparently, without even contacting the person making the allegation!!
It begs the question, why is the 9 year old allegation of a spurned wife against Chris Huhne more important than a criminal allegation against a uPSD office of a police force? The answer is Noble Cause Corruption.
Interesting point.
And also – I’m intrigued.
Outrageous. Corruption of a Noble Case is something that should be brought out into the spotlight by the media. Maybe they will do that. One would hope so.
It has been government policy of many years to suppress wherever possible, when they can and when it suits their own agendas, some very serious wrong doings in high places. To keep up appearances and explained as “maintaining public confidence” in the police and in the judiciary. People see through the charades.
There is probably a politically driven motive behind the accusations against Chris Huhne. And why now? The LibDems do have a very Noble Cause and one that many in the Tories and Labour would like to see fail. Correctly, the LibDems are opposed to the continued use of Trident and are genuinely against any new build of polluting and very expensive nuclear reactor power stations.
Vested interests in government, and in opposition don’t agree and want more nuclear power stations built, probably because they have shares ( in relatives names) in the nuclear industry. The very fact that nuclear reactor power stations will cost a great deal to build and maintain, which will make the electricity very expensive for the public, appears to be of no importance to these MP’s.
Nor is the fact that nuclear power stations have been identified by the security service as certain targets for terrorists attacks, of any concern to them either!
The most Noble Cause of protecting fellow human beings from a very serious future danger and threat to their lives and survival, has indeed been corrupted.
Intrigued is a fair comment. I want to explore every avenue before I “go public” as it were. I want to make sure that every opportunity is given to them to take on this investigation and that there is no opportunity for anyone, should I have to resort to this blog or the press, to come back to me and state that I have acted anything less than openly and honestly.
It does seem to be the case far too often, that those who do their best in difficult situations are treated unfairly and smeared by false accusations, or a twisting of the truth and the facts of a matter. The people who throw the mud at others also appear to get away with the trouble and upset they cause to innocent people.
Many people are too quick to believe the worst of others, even when they are told it isn’t true. The saying I have heard often enough recently, that if a lie is repeated often enough then people come to believe it to be the truth, is right. People do.
Perhaps Chris Huhne made a joke to his ex wife, about her taking his points on her licence, and never meant it seriously. Some people will take words of jest and off the cuff remarks as serious and then try to make something out of nothing. I have had that done to me in the past a number of times by people just looking to cause trouble, or get some sort of revenge for “whatever”.
Chin up Noble Cause