Not for the first time the former Director of Education, Mario Lundy, has been named in an investigation into Child Abuse, this time by evidence given to the ongoing JERSEY CHILD ABUSE INQUIRY. (COI)
Back in February 2009, after going through all the correct channels (and coming up against a brick wall) in order to get some answers I was forced into door-stepping Mr. Lundy (video below) the then Chief Executive Officer at Education.
At that time, (2008) the then Senator Stuart Syvret, had named Mr. Lundy in the Island's Parliament as an alleged abuser. It was reported by Bloggers (Jersey's only independent media) that he (Lundy) was a priority suspect in the Police Child Abuse Investigation (Operation Rectangle) and a "Notice of Disclosure" was sent to the then Home Affairs Minister ANDREW LEWIS among others yet Mr. Lundy was not removed from post.
The Island's State Media has reported on the naming of Lundy today ITV/CTV. BBC State Radio has it as their headline news but can't find it on the BBC's website, or JEP's.
VFC was questioning these allegations, back in 2008/9 and asking why Lundy was not suspended from duty while he was under police investigation.......Questions NOT being asked by the State Media.
Hopefully some six years later questions will be asked (and answers given) as to why Mario Lundy was able to remain in his post as Education CEO while he was being investigated as part of a Child Abuse Investigation. Who decided NOT to suspend him? Will that person(s) be called to explain his/her actions before the Child Abuse Committee of Inquiry?
Was he protected by the then Chief Executive Officer of the States Of Jersey Bill (Golden Handshake) Ogley? This extract from the AFFIDAVIT of the former Jersey Chief Police Officer, Graham Power QPM, might suggest so.
"The third example I have chosen relates to a Strategic Planning Workshop held at the St Pauls Centre on Friday 24th October 2008. The Workshop was attended by a number of senior public servants including myself and the Chief Executive. At the commencement of the workshop the Chief Executive asked for silence and said that he had an announcement to make. He named a senior civil servant who was present. The person named is a suspect in the abuse investigation but has not been suspended. The Chief Executive said that the suspect had his total support and that “if anyone wants to get…….(the suspect)…….they would have to get me first”. This announcement was applauded by some but not all of the persons present. I took it as a further indication of the “in crowd” closing ranks against the “threat” of the abuse enquiry. The Chief Executive later played a significant role in my suspension."
Will Mr. Lundy's alleged Victims/Survivors finally start to get something that resembles Justice and closure?
It was on ITV news at lunch times but not on ITV news at 6pm. wonder why?
ReplyDeleteCTV will only report what they have to and keep it to the bare minimum when it comes to Lundy. Jersey bloggers six years ahead of the state media again with this one.
DeleteHe's being mauled on Facebook at the moment with Tom Mckeon.
ReplyDeleteWas it McKeon or Lundy who was the pinball wizard and was it Stuart who posted a blog on it?
DeleteRumors about the pair of them were going around long before any Blogs arrived.
DeleteGoing back to the 80s.
Tom McKeon aka "The Pinball Wizard" Mario Lundy & Tom McKeon
DeleteITV at 6 were quick enough, as usual to report Syvret, but not a whisper on Lundy. BBC Jersey at 6.30 did not mention either, but did name Lundy on their radio news.
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ReplyDeleteWhen oh when will the paid accredited media get It ? they just look so out of touch in the digital age of news coverage, plus old fashioned, and dare I say captured, only because the blogs are presenting up to date and relevant public interest feedback and information.
No matter that the man held the position of head of education for a long period. Remember chief executive Bill Ogley over my dead body comments; he was talking about his friend executive Mario Lundy. No doubt VFC or Rico Sordas blog will have the exact worlds on file a reliable source's where the truth sees the light of day, unlike Jersey's BBCJersey, ITVChannel, and the Jersey Evening Post, all have been discredited as amateur’s with something to hide, when will you say enough is enough and do your jobs properly ? the internet and blogs like this are growing because of small island media cowardice.
The exact words are published on the main posting of this Blog;
Delete"The third example I have chosen relates to a Strategic Planning Workshop held at the St Pauls Centre on Friday 24th October 2008. The Workshop was attended by a number of senior public servants including myself and the Chief Executive. At the commencement of the workshop the Chief Executive asked for silence and said that he had an announcement to make. He named a senior civil servant who was present. The person named is a suspect in the abuse investigation but has not been suspended. The Chief Executive said that the suspect had his total support and that “if anyone wants to get…….(the suspect)…….they would have to get me first”. This announcement was applauded by some but not all of the persons present. I took it as a further indication of the “in crowd” closing ranks against the “threat” of the abuse enquiry. The Chief Executive later played a significant role in my suspension."
Taken from former police Chief Graham Power's affidavit HERE.
It's quite fascinating that the ITV/ITN franchise in Jersey (an expressly conflicted franchise at that) - and the BBC TV news in Jersey (an expressly conflicted BBC operation at that) - can both report enthusiastically a pro-establishment take on the latest Jersey oligarchy "judicial" suppressions against me - in spite of the fact neither ITV/ITN - nor the BBC - were present in court (so how on Earth they got their information "we just can't imagine") - but yet they can both neglect to report on their prime-time TV "news" shows the dramatic fact the former Director of the actual Education Department was named as a child-abuser during the privileged proceedings of a "public inquiry" - at which both outlets did have reporters present.
ReplyDeleteHow do child-abuse cover-ups happen?
There you go.
Stuart
Now we know why BBC needed all those people in the Inquiry press room. They needed to be sure they missed nothing that needed screening out when it came to their reporting.
DeleteHandy too, taking up enough seats to exclude others.
Off their heads, though. The proceedings are available to all anyway. Only making fools of themselves.
Seems State Media is working diligently to avoid naming Lundy in more than a fleeting mention.
ReplyDeleteTop story on the BBC Jersey website http://m.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-jersey-31026976
ReplyDeleteAs I recall Lundy has since retired and left the island, which will of course make him a hard person to question further, on these matters. Still relevant that the chief of police Graham Power who attempted to bring abusers to justice got suspended when a suspected abuser was allowed to remain in post and was openly defended by the Chief Executive Bill Ogley. In the Jersey regime you are either “in” or “in the way” and are treated accordingly.
ReplyDeleteWilliam Bailhache has just been sworn in as Bailiff. He has some explaining to do as his time as Attorney General when he refused to prosecute umpteen abuse cases and he his made civic head of the island #couldntmakeitup.
ReplyDeleteWhat really needs investigation regarding William Bailhache is how and why he ignored clear evidence in the Donnelly case which should have seen a UK businessman also prosecuted for abuse. Not only Donnelly but even the victim stating that this man was an abuser. Funny how hard evidence to warrant at least a court appearance is ignored if it suits the Establishment? To think only yesterday we had Bailhache moaning about how the Establishment needed to reclaim the 'Jersey Way' from the corruption we all know it means.
DeleteWhere is Mario Lundy, somebody says he's on the other side of the World and can they order him to come back?
ReplyDeleteRumour has it that he left the island shortly after taking early retirement. The Child Abuse Inquiry CAN subpoena people who are on island ONLY (as far as I am aware) So if Mr. Lundy is indeed off-island then the Inquiry is unable to force him to return and answer any allegations that might be levelled at him.
DeleteGreat.
DeleteIf he refuses to return in order to answer the accusations of abused islanders, then stop his large pension funded by islanders until he does. Of course he will take the States to court great job done he is in the witness box.
DeleteIs the Jersey public administration focused enough to make it happen or are they a Mafia type club ? Do they worry that old colleagues may be dragged back in to answer uncomfortable questions. You bet they do.
BBC Radio Jersey is asking what the phrase "The Jersey Way" means to islanders since William Bailhache has tried to hijack it and convince people it means things like "competent integrity compassion"
ReplyDeleteThe Jersey way means protection of pedophiles illegally suspending police chiefs who are investigating pedophiles and not suspending child abusers. It means having a corrupt judiciary used to crush political opponents who dare speak out. Holding secret court cases to silence whistle blowing bloggers. Having a tame media who won't challenge the Establishment and spill out propaganda day after day.
The Jersey Way means secret court cases like against Stuart Syvret on behalf of trolls and psychos and selective politically motivated prosecutions like against Shona Pitman and old Geoffrey but not Establishment candidates for registering people for a postal vote. Most of all it means silencing the victims of abuse and those handful of politicians who stood up for them. Bailhache is a disgrace.
DeleteWho is this person still working in the States?
ReplyDeleteWhich person do you mean?
DeleteThey said on the news that somebody has been named as an abuser who still works for the states.
DeleteDidn't see/hear that sorry.
DeleteNot forgetting that Mario Lundy was described in open court as "the most violent and cruel of all of THEM."
ReplyDeletePerhaps the tide is turning? Nobody could accuse me of rolling-over to the trad media - but acknowledgment when they do their job; the Jersey Evening Post edition today - 29th Jan 2015 - covers several important public-interest stories in an accurate and unusually frank way.
ReplyDeleteNot least a blunt reporting of the testimony given to the Jersey #CSAinquiry in respect of the allegations of violent child-abuse against former Education CE Mario Lundy.
And - unlike other media - the JEP had a reporter - a good reporter - present in court during my efforts to resist the judicial suppression I've been subjected to, and he noted and wrote-up many of the significant issues which arose.
Perhaps the JEP under its new editor is heading towards becoming a real & effective part of the Fourth-Estate?
We'll have to watch with interest.
Stuart
Don't get your hopes up Stuart. Neither Leopards nor Lackeys change their spots.
Deletewhat is his name?
DeleteThe accused person working in the states is not working with children, says ITV channel if that helps. The real question is when are Gradwell, Lundy and other high ranking influential people going to be called to answer accusations, or are the police actually getting involved. I would hope if the panel makes the effort to call them in a non judicial way and that they make the effort to appear.
ReplyDeleteIt is unlikely they will, therefore they should get front page and lead story in all of Jersey's media asking what are they afraid of, and advertising a no show.
They were quick enough to advertise Syvret's problem with hearings yet again.
I agree, though I am not sure why they are reporting on Syvret's hearings when they are personal to him.
DeleteHardly surprising is it? The State Media have either lied about or simply ignored nearly all of the damning evidence against those who either carried out or covered up the abuse. yet when it comes to to Stuart or Trevor and Shona they can't report enough of it and still feed us misleading lies.
DeleteActually I hear the accused person has the task of vetting new homes send vulnerable children to...
Delete"He's a pinball wizard. There has to be a twist. A pinball wizard has such a supple wrist'.
ReplyDeleteThe Who
Anyone remember that brilliant old album by Sparks called 'Whomp that sucker!'
ReplyDeleteToday's JEP is even better.
ReplyDeleteSaying the Committee of Inquiry will cost over £20 Million and hinting its going to be a waste of money.
Yes indeed - this is money well spent though, and if the 'powers that be' had addressed this issue openly and honestly in the very first place, prosecuted the people that they should have, believed abuse survivors and not engaged in a very costly cover-up, this expenditure would not have been necessary.
DeleteToo late now. Let the Inquiry get on with its remit. After all the frivolous waste(s) of money we see the States have squandered over the last few years, at least there will be a result and answers at the end of this.
You make a good point Jill. If The Powers That Be had of done the right thing at the very beginning, held its hands up, prosecuted those who deserve prosecuting, compensated the Victims/Survivors "adequately" instead of spending millions on the continued cover-up then this would have all but blown over by now.
DeleteWhat's more "The Jersey Way" could mean what William Bailhache wants it to mean but until him, his brother, Tim Le Cocq, Mick Birt and the Law Offices start to do the right thing "The Jersey Way" will, for the vast majority, refer to cover up, corruption, secrecy, criminality, politicised and corrupt judicial system, pedo protectors and such like.
I used to be proud of this island and would take any opportunity I had to boast about it. It's the Establishment that has tarred this island with such a dark brush and we all have to suffer because of it. I am now embarrassed/ashamed to admit I come from Jersey because of the actions of a politicised and corrupt judicial system and politicians who are too cowardly to put their heads above the parapet and do the right thing by those people who had their childhoods stolen, and lives wrecked, by the State.
Think how much money could have been saved if people like the Bailhache brothers and Michael Birt had done their jobs in the first place?
ReplyDeleteYesterday I goggled Mario lundy, and there was a whole lot about him reported in Ireland ,about his behaviour over there,has every body seen it.
ReplyDeleteJust as they hit evidence on Mario Lundy, alarm bells start ringing about costs from Treasury and how long the Inquiry can it be funded for.
ReplyDeleteImpeccable timing don't you think?
Or it could be that the inquiry is getting a little too close to people further up the chain than Lundy?
DeleteIt does make you wonder whether they want it wrapped up soon.
DeleteBlame costs.
I am sure they want it wrapped up soon!
ReplyDeleteThey will step in, say there's no more extra money after £9 Million so time to bring it to a close.
ReplyDeleteIts the legal team and their charge out rates who will be creaming this inquiry for what its worth, they are laughing all the way to the bank.
People may indeed have old scores to settle against Mario Lundy though it may all be in vain.
ReplyDeleteToo many people are saying they were beaten at school during the same decades and as far as the law on corporal punishment was concerned its a very grey area. If he gets charged with anything so do scores of other bullying teachers, being clouted in the classroom sounds like the norm back then everywhere.
Isn’t that “The Jersey Way?” Minimising the extent of abuse that might have occurred?
Delete“being clouted in the classroom sounds like the norm back then everywhere.”
The full extent of Mr. Lundy’s alleged abuse has not come to light yet and people are already claiming it was nothing more than “a clout in the classroom.”
Perhaps those who are attempting to minimize Mr. Lundy’s abuse should wait until the full evidence has come out before looking to defend the alleged abuser?
One must remember that it was the former president of the Education Committee, Iris Le Feuvre when talking of Haut de la Garenne.
"It's been a terrible business. But mostly I feel for William and Sir Philip Bailhache. They've been through so much."
When asked about the victims she had this to say;
"Oh, such a fuss has been made. My father always used a belt on me. It did me the world of good."
Of course we have now heard horrifying testimony from victims at the Child Abuse Inquiry, including one victim, who I believe was around 8 year old at the time, explaining how he was anally raped by a member of staff at the home and his bum was bleeding for three days afterwards. He was so embarrassed that he tried to secretly conceal the bleeding by packing it with toilet paper. When he did finally get to see a doctor, he was told it was piles.
That’s just one example of many that was described by the former Education President as "Oh, such a fuss has been made. My father always used a belt on me. It did me the world of good."
It might (should) well be that Mrs. Le Feuvre is regretting what she said without giving the full evidence a chance to be heard. Hopefully those seeking to defend Mr. Lundy will wait until they are better informed before they start jumping to conclusions.
LINK to source of Iris Le Feuvre's quotes.
DeleteWould this be the same Iris Le Feuvre who sat on the Victoria College Board of Governors during the Jervis-Dykes abuse cover up and then had the gall to be one of the two individuals who proposed the disgraced Vice-Principle John Le Breton to be a Jurat? Think so and Philip Bailhache was also on that Board, a Bailiff happy to have a man among his Jurats who refused to look at evidence of abuse against his friend Jervis-Dykes and instead supported him. Is this what William Bailhache means about reclaiming the true meaning of the Jersey Way?
DeleteNobody is defending Lundy's abuse or countless other bastards who were in charge of children.
DeleteBut whats been told so far is not unique.
One person is clamining a music teacher broke 2 of their fingers when slamming the fallboard over their hand for messing up a piece of music back in the 70s at a private school in Jersey. The school did nothing, neither did the police. Treat as an accident, was off for 5 weeks.
If everybody comes forward with their horror stories then when will it ever end?
The whole point is that EVERYBODY suffering such shockingly inappropriate behaviour whether violent or sexual SHOULD report it. Its inexcusable. You would have to wander if anyone who disagrees is not a paedophile or sadistic bully themselves?
DeleteCheers for this info on old Iris. I knew she was behind the letter to try and get Stuart sacked as health minister but did not know she was up to her tricks in the VC scandal as well. What an unpleasant lady.
DeleteDo you not accept that If EVERYBODY gave evidence to this inquiry about being beaten at school then it would go on for years because its the way it was 30 years ago?
ReplyDeleteI used to get the cane at school when I misbehaved.
ReplyDeleteWas I abused? Of course not.
Should it have happened? Probably not.
Have we as a society learned and moved on from corporal punishment? Yes.
This enquiry has achieved nothing - save allow certain individuals to rubbish the reputations of certain people and have the opportunity to make accusations without allow people to defend themselves.
Being caned is rather different from having a person meant to be looking after your welfare ram his penis up your backside. Honestly this silly comment which is probably from a man we all know reminds me of ITV Jersey reporting about a boy being flicked with a wet towel but not how he had to wedge toilet paper up his backside for three days to stop the bleeding from being raped.
DeleteSo me being caned is just a silly comment?
DeleteIf that's your attitude to people being beaten at School and then making some ridiculous comparison to sexual abuse then this blog is not a voice for children.
So you admit that being hit in the classroom is not serious?
Delete"reminds me of ITV Jersey reporting about a boy being flicked with a wet towel but not how he had to wedge toilet paper up his backside for three days to stop the bleeding from being raped."
DeleteReaders should be aware that the day it was revealed this victim was allegedly anally raped ITV/CTV made no mention of it. The disgraced "news" channel did however mention the flicking of the towel in the shower alluded to by another witness/victim.
Those with a true interest in this sordid and ghastly chapter in Jersey's history would do well to get their information from the transcripts published on the inquiry's website HERE.
Regular readers will know to take with a pinch of salt what is reported by some parts of the island's State Media.
Why do you allow people who claim to have been beaten at school to be patronised on here?
DeleteA commenter above says this:
Delete"This enquiry has achieved nothing - save allow certain individuals to rubbish the reputations of certain people and have the opportunity to make accusations without allow people to defend themselves."
That assertion is nonsense. Firstly, although this inquiry is structurally flawed - and not terribly competently led - it has already achieved certain things. For example, curating and exposing a great deal of evidence that was otherwise fragmented or hidden from public view. It has also, of course, provided a forum to those survivors who have chosen to give evidence.
But it is the latter part of the comment which is particularly nonsensical. Anyone accused during the course of the inquiry is able to avail themselves of exactly the same forum in which to defend themselves. It is simply untrue to say the process "doesn't allow people to defend themselves."
The claim is especially misleading, because insofar as legal representation - and the obvious backing of what passes for a "judicial" system in Jersey in the event of any dispute - is concerned, accused abusers and concealers have the process biased and rigged in their favour. For example, the culpable civil servants already have tax-payer funded lawyers representing them & the States at the CoI - whereas people in my position, a whistle-blower and key witness - have been refused legal representation. A decision which demonstrates on an evidenced basis that in fact the CoI and its processes are biased in favour of the Jersey establishment, and against the whistle-blowers.
Stuart Syvret
Its not a court trial though is it?
DeletePeople accused are probably none the wiser unless they watch the news and even if they know they have been accused, they would be legally advised to not respond.
This Inquiry would be better focused solely on sexual abuse coupled with very serious violent assault.
ReplyDeleteAs was mention earlier in this thread (by me). Wait until all the evidence has been heard before jumping to conclusions.
DeleteThe State Media will concentrate on what appears to be the less serious abuse claims. The so-called “less serious” claims do however build up a picture of the alleged abuser’s demeanour.
That is to say, let’s take the piano incident mentioned above for instance. If that teacher had beaten the living daylights out of a child with a baseball bat, the inquiry would want to know if the teacher had exhibited any aggressive behaviour previously. If it was discovered (s)he broke a child’s fingers which caused them to be off school for 5 weeks then that could demonstrate that the teacher did have a propensity towards violence and would help corroborate the baseball bat incident.
A picture needs to be built up of the alleged offender(s)
In my opinion ideally the inquiry would also hear evidence of the Jersey police and AG ignoring and so encouraging the abuse of victims and those who have stood tall in their defence by psychotic coward peddling their hate via false names on line. Alrighty so I know that the troll behind this abuse is just the most inadequate sort of human being but still another abuser.
DeleteThere is another angle to punishment at school. It may have been wrong, but I and many others after doing wrong got the cane etc. This was a system that ( wrong as it may seem ) generally felt that the punishment would correct the behaviour in the boy in most cases it achieved the desired result.
ReplyDeleteThis is different to a pedophile or sadist abusing a child for self gratification. The two are completely separate.
Here's a prime example of "The Jersey Way." Former Police Chief Graham Power QPM was (illegally?) suspended by disgraced former Home Affairs Minister Andrew Lewis (as a neutral act/didn't imply guilt) yet if Mario Lundy had of been suspended apparently it would have implied GUILT.
ReplyDeleteMario Lundy is now reported to be living in St. Lucia. I am told that this island has British law. It is well known that there is someone else at Education who collaborated with Lundy and who is still there.
ReplyDeleteDoes anybody know what has happened to Trevor Pitman? Is he OK?
ReplyDeleteSpoke with him tonight and is good.
DeleteDo you know why he has stopped his blog?
DeleteHe has a couple of other projects on the go at the moment. Will return to Blogging when they are completed.
DeleteThis is good to hear because the lad is a legend to those of us who think our politicians should be more than noddy dogs. When do you think we are likely to get an update? Or can't you say?
DeleteNot a legend. A very naughty boy. Upset those nice establishment people.
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ReplyDeleteBill Ogley, £546,000 and juicy large pension probably corrupt suspending an honest policie chief, Mike Pollard £129,000 useless as a health bossand a juicy large pension, Steven Izatt annual pay for helping mess up the waterfront, and not carry out proper due dilligence on Harcourt therefor incompetent but probably corrupt paid a mere £266,540 plus a juicy pension. Mario Lundy head of education retired, mentioned several times by witnesses in the Jersey Child abuse investigation of doing wrong getting a large juicy pension, and reported as living in paradise island of St Lucia.
William Bailhache quoted as saying the Jersey Way is full of integrity and good. He is paid around £300,000 per annum and heading for a juicy pension.
Even a five year old child could see a pattern.
http://therightofreply.blogspot.com/2012/03/pollard-171000-missing-by-my-reckoning.html
http://therightofreply.blogspot.com/2012/04/bill-ogley-ozouf-cant-comment-why-not.html
http://jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2011/11/16/payout-for-departing-waterfront-executive/
Word has it that Mike Pollard's wife is still working here. Therefore it makes you wonder if Mike Pollard still living in the Island? If so wonder if he will be asked to give evidence to the COI?
ReplyDelete"Being caned is rather different from having a person meant to be looking after your welfare ram his penis up your backside."
ReplyDeleteWhoever finds the need to write material like this needs to get help themselves.
Sadly, this did happen even though we find it unpalatable . It is fact, and one of the reasons we are having this Inquiry.
DeleteIf you was unlucky you likely got both in Jersey Care during the 60s and 70s.
ReplyDeleteAnybody else been following Maureen Morgan online this week?
ReplyDeleteShe's completely flipped in super troll mode.
She is a very bitter woman and tongue lashing lots of people especially Reform Jersey.
DeleteJust sad, bitter and deluded. Can't get over the fact that having tried to con the people of St. Helier number one district that she was committed to them she then got given the Big E by the discerning voters of St. Saviour. Wake up I say - you are simply unelectable MoMo.
ReplyDeleteDon't even bother to indulge her Anonymous. She is just the female version of cyber bully Jon.
ReplyDeleteGood new post from Rico Sorda should any readers not have seen it yet. Certainly knocks Herbert's JEP story into a cocked hat by giving some very revealing figures on just how silent our well paid States members are - bar a handful of the usual suspects.
ReplyDeleteThe Filthy Rag JEP exposed once again I see. Remember the front page a few weeks ago about child abuse by Saville apparently being reported in Lenny's time - all to try and continue their failed attempts to discredit him of course. Well today tucked away where almost nobody would see it is a little 'correction'. There was actually NO abuse by Savile allegations made in 2008 during Harper and Power's watch. But guess what - abuse by Savile WAS reported in 2009 during Weirdcop and Gradwell's watch. Surely this 'correction' should have warranted a front page like their bogus story? Unless there is some kind of agenda to mislead the public Heaven forbid? And to think Sibcy then has the front to slag off the internationally respected Guardian newspaper! No wonder Rag sales down to less than 9.000 on some days or so one of their ex reporters tells me..
ReplyDeleteTo be fair I have seen a marked difference in the JEP since Mr. Sibcy has taken the helm in that he is willing to challenge the Establishment and report items that would never have been published under the previous Editor/Deputy Editor. I am more open to believing that it was a genuine mistake now than I would have been previously.
DeleteWhat, increased from 1% to 10% "that it was a genuine mistake" ? VFC@17:44
DeleteWould be so much easier to believe their claims of innocent incompetence IF THEY DIDN'T ALWAYS MAKE THEIR "MISTAKES" IN THE SAME DIRECTION and effect.
So much further to go to undo even a fraction of their JEP historic damage and lies
JEPaedo
Do you know if the enquiry will be calling any of those who have overseen the judicial failing of the victims ie Jersey Bailiffs?
ReplyDeleteI'd be very surprised if the current Bailiff isn't called before the Inquiry due to his (in)actions during his role as Attorney General where he should have some extremely uncomfortable questions to answer.
DeleteSlight change of subject but still abuse. Abuse of the trust of islanders, abuse of the planning system, pledges given by Ozouf to convince states members all evaporated, yet most ministers and Constables, look the other way as an unelected quango, steamroller's ahead with what appears to be a completely unneeded and un-popular development that should be built by the private sector.
ReplyDeleteWhere is Bailhache, probably traveling the world staying in five star hotels shaking hands with Arabs, where is Ozouf probably having dinner in restaurant in London paid for by Jersey.
Islanders are about to be shafted by the States of Jersey Development Ltd and nothing is done by the majority of politicians. What a disgrace, what a shower of wasters. There must be an awful lot of brown stuffed bags being handed out.
I thought I had read it all until this morning.
ReplyDeleteMaureen Morgan complaining to the JEP about fake accounts, oh you couldn't make it up!