Showing posts with label corruption. Show all posts
Showing posts with label corruption. Show all posts
Thursday, 25 February 2010
Shamed Ali Dizaei attacked in jail
The senior Metropolitan Police officer is serving a four-year jail sentence for assaulting and falsely arresting a young businessman before trying to frame him.
Another inmate at HMP Edmunds Hill, Suffolk, poured a slop bucket over Dizaei's head on Monday, the Daily Mirror reported, and the former police officer was then punched in the face and knocked out.
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Monday, 22 February 2010
Mo Chaudry, corruption and the BNP
Today's Sun newspaper hosts the following article:
For those of you not in the know, this is the very same Chaudry arrested by Staffordshire police on political corruption charges in 2009.
Somehow I doubt the BNP would allow Chaudry membership. To become a member you have to agree to the policies.
Chaudry obviously doesn't.
A TYCOON who starred on TV's Secret Millionaire is joining the British National Party to RILE them - because he is Asian.
Mo Chaudry, 49, will formally apply today - days after the BNP had to change its whites-only constitution because it breached equality laws.
The Pakistan-born businessman, who is worth £60million, admitted last night: "I will not be welcomed with open arms."
Despite blasting the party as racist, he vowed: "I want to stand up and be counted - and expose the BNP for what they are.
"I want to antagonise them and attend their meetings, find out what makes them tick."
Muslim Mo, who made his fortune from water parks, appeared on Channel 4's Secret Millionaire in December.
He handed out cash to worthy causes in the Asian community of Leeds.
The dad of three, from Newcastle-under-Lyme, Staffs, said: "I live near Stoke, which is becoming a BNP stronghold - and don't want it being known as a racist city."
For those of you not in the know, this is the very same Chaudry arrested by Staffordshire police on political corruption charges in 2009.
Somehow I doubt the BNP would allow Chaudry membership. To become a member you have to agree to the policies.
Chaudry obviously doesn't.
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