Have now sent proof HMRC charged me with being an extremist for heckling the BNP to the Commissioners.

If they fail to act - I will take it to the press. It's not a case of when this matter is investigated, its only a case of when. God - I'm looking forward to the New Year.

The Civil Service Commissioners, HMRC and the onging BNP case

Spoken to Bill Brooke from the Civil Service Commissioners a couple of days back. He has asked me to provide a full account of the complaints I have raised to the Commissioners which I said I would do - even though I raised these concerns two years ago, so the Commissioners really have no excuss for not taking action before. However, because providing a full account is going to take some time I have asked, and the Commissioners have agreed to this, to provide the first part by Febuary 20 2010. This relates to the matter concerning the BNP and how Her Majestrys Revenue and Customs came to use public money to charge me with, and find me guility of being an extremist for heckling the BNP. Under the Civil Service Code I have a duty to ensure that public money and other resources are used properly and efficiently, and the fact that HMRC used public money to charge me with being an extremist for heckling the BNP is clearly a breach of the code.

There are a lot more breaches of the code I have, and are bringing to the attention of the Commissioners - but they want a summary of the BNP case first.

E-mails from Lancashire Police requesting more information

Received an e-mail from Lancashire Police a few days ago. They are still up to their old tricks. Refusing to take a statement but keep on asking for more and more information in the hope it wear me out and I will give up. What does it take to get the Police to take a statement? Why do the Police and Civil Service think Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs are above the law? Racial harassment is wrong and should never be tolerated - but clearly that's not the view of others. Have sent documents to the police. Penny to a pound they will ask for something else and still refuse to take a statement.

Janet Paraskeva, Civil Service Commissioners did not tell the House of Commons about how HMRC charging me with being extremist for heckling the BNP

when Janet Paraskeva from the Civil Service Commissioners give evidence before the House of Commons about whistleblowing in the Civil Service she of course did not mention my case before the commissioners, and how the Civil Service used thousands of pounds of tax payers money to charge me with being an extremist for heckling the BNP at a peaceful protest in Burnley.