Intimidation and the Hypocrisies of Public Life

Rewards for intimidation.

Lavished upon a group of people threatening Frank Field and his election agent and alleged racist Councillor George Davies, Deputy Leader of Wirral Council.

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We’ve been forwarded the latest footage from the eye of the lens of our beloved Mr Brace by a number of people who thought it might be of interest.

Although Our Man Brace makes a guest appearance three minutes into Part 1 which was diverting especially when we clocked the facial expressions of Standards and Constitutional Oversight Committee  chair Cllr Moira ‘Matron’ McLaughlin who gives a whole new meaning to the expression clockwatching. However there were too many longueurs for our liking (that’s French for ‘boring bits’).

As usual it was a case of  councillors skirting round the most pertinent issues with Matron reminding committee members that they  “can get yourselves into a bit of a mess “ if they don’t follow the Council’s guidance and protocols. You don’t say ! – care to give some examples? There then followed a prolonged session of speaking in tongues about…

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1 Response to Intimidation and the Hypocrisies of Public Life

  1. John Brace says:

    I had what I was going to say timed out at around 4 1/2 minutes as Cllr McLaughlin stated I would have five minutes. As Cllr Ron Abbey on the Committee I felt a 1/2 minute allowance for possible heckling was reasonable, but from recollection he didn’t heckle.

    The only interruption came from the Chair at around the four minute mark to remind me I only had a minute left.

    I’m well used to public speaking within time limits. 😀

    The reason I filmed the Chair while I was speaking, is because it was unclear until I did speak, where I was going to be speaking from and by then I was too far away from the camera to move it into position or go to a wide shot.

    To be honest, I should’ve had that conversation before the meeting started (about where I would speak from), so lesson learned! As there were no microphones and the tea & coffee machine made a noise part way through (ironically this was in part of my remarks) I hope councillors and others actually heard what I said!

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