Letter to Martin 'Salt of the Earth'
rovacs, 07 Sep 2006 18:34:18
There is Parliamentary standards office who are presumably responsible for rules of conduct for MP's. I think Vernon Coaker's interview has gone to them in some form as the basis of a complaint. Here is what we have seemingly governing the rules of conduct of MP's which seems might fit with falsehood peddling.
"Members shall at all times conduct themselves in a manner which will tend to maintain and strengthen the public's trust and confidence in the integrity of Parliament and never undertake any action which would bring the House of Commons, or its Members generally, into disrepute."
-from the Parliament code of conduct section 5 subsection 15
Well telling lies to the public seems to be covered here-that sure brings Parliament into "disrepute". What Salter has done is made a serious allegation about an American company breaking the law in a big way. I wonder if they know he has done this. Further,if this is happening and he has not reported it to the US authorities,it seems he might have he has committed an offense-. Having the knowledge of a serious crime and failing to report it. It appears to me the police should probably know Mr Salter has made public statements that a major crime is going on in the US and should see if he has told the US authorities.
Will the local police be interested enough to question him about it I wonder.
Author wrote:
> He clearly stated that sites such as "necrobabes" feature "snuff-movies"; of course, they show nothing of the sort. It's a deliberate attempt to mis-represent this material, following on from the people smuggling from Guatemala etc.etc...
> If he ain't a liar, he certainly needs to do his homework!
> T.
> Author wrote:
> > on R5 Martin Salter was inept...rather than a liar....
> > Author wrote:
> > > I haven't heard it yet-I will-meantime if you see this DR anything of note like the R4 Interview with Coaker which exposes him-or anyone else relevant getting caught fibbing?
> > > Author wrote:
> > > > It is also important that we have the real soundtrack of the R5 show saved somewhere, as it will disappear all too quickly. From my PC I have been unable to save it as a file, so far...
> > > > > If we can fit everything together nicely, then and only then should we approach the press with this. Wonder what the Reading Post would make of it all?
> > > > > T.
> > > > > Author wrote:
> > > > we d have it on an MP3...it is going up on the backlash site//