Zamir is involved in the local politics of Waltham Forest, in North-east London. He is also an allegedly ex-terrorist recruiter, in the Islamic cause and therefore an enemy of England. Now he marketed as a reformed character who really knows about these awful people and he is making hay while the sun shines.
The Betrayal of Waltham Forest
QUOTE
Councillors Y and Z – and their “coalition” colleagues past and present – have some very serious explaining to do.Read the Waltham Forest Guardian’s take on Waltham Forest Council’s Neighbourhood Renewal Fund (NRF)/ Better Neighbourhoods Initiative (BNI) scandal HERE [ Disciplinary action against officers under way after damning independent report ] and the BBC’s report HERE [ Scathing report on council chaos ].
Download and read the independent report (which only scratches the surface) HERE [ Independent Panel Report ].
THURSDAY 3RD DECEMBER 2009 UPDATE – HERE [ Council fiasco report slammed ] and HERE [ Council service 'on a knife edge' ].
FRIDAY 4TH DECEMBER 2009 UPDATE – HERE [ 'Questions still remain' over council failings ].
MONDAY 11TH JANUARY 2010 UPDATE – HERE [ Council fiasco plan set to be agreed ].
FRIDAY 15TH JANUARY 2010 UPDATE – HERE [ New law and governance director hired following contracts fiasco ].
THURSDAY 21ST JANUARY 2010 UPDATE – PRIVATE EYE (22 January – 4 Feb. 2010 (No.1254), Pg 13, Rotten Boroughs section – reproduced below)
The most recent, headed by Sir Peter Rogers, chief executive of the London Development Agency, has concluded that money is still going awol due to poor procedures, lack of accountability and fraud. It remains a mystery where millions of pounds – no one is sure how much – of government money handed out under the Better Neighbourhoods Initiative (BNI) to help children in deprived wards ended up.
When auditors investigated allegations that several millions has been diverted from its intended purpose and spent on the Olympics instead, they found files that had been doctored and were “incomplete”.
Another inquiry conducted by PriceWaterhouseCoopers found that of 105 contracts awarded under the BNI, only three were done by the book. For example, a one-day event for teachers, organised by “community cohesion adviser” Munir Zamir, cost £26,000. Guest speakers were paid £6,000; “marketing”, “refreshments”, and a “Q&A session” all cost £3,000 each. Which makes a grand total of £15,000. Where the other £11,000 went has not been explained.
So far Waltham Forest’s hunt-the-money game has itself cost at least £100,000.
Kerrrching!’
THURSDAY 28TH JANUARY 2010 UPDATE –
HERE [ Leaked secret document reveals investigators found
ruling councillors knowingly broke EU law ].
SUNDAY 31ST JANUARY 2010 UPDATE –
HERE [ Things that interest a resident of Walthamstow
].
TUESDAY 2ND FEBRUARY 2010 UPDATE –
HERE [ Protest right clampdown claim ].
UNQUOTE
Mrs Grell is a black who fails to be amused by goings on. She has not much
to say about Zamir. She has gathered up some if not most of the dirt out
there.
UNQUOTE
Local politics get taken over by Indians. Local
politics become even more corrupt. Oh what a surprise.