THE CORRECT RESULT.

We are particularly pleased with the findings in the case of Colin Atkinson, the electrician for the Wakefield Housing Association, who was taken to task over his Palm Cross displayed on the dashboard of the works van, an essential part of his operation. It was looking ominous that Mr. Atkinson could have lost his job. Apparently leaders of other faiths in the area, along with his union representative, presented a good case to overthrow any suggestion that he was acting outside of the law.

The fact that such acts can be construed as being unlawful, however, is the problem with the law created by that dim politician, Harriet Harman. We have finished up by instituting a further layer of secret police, snooping wherever possible on good people going around minding their own business, getting on with their responsibilities. This won't do for the 'thought police'; after all, when they turn up on a Monday morning, they have to find something with which to occupy themselves, biding their time until their retirement at sixty. It's just possible that they dream of Hugo Boss designed uniforms, along the lines of his 'SS' and Gestapo outfits.


WE ARE ALLOWING ALL THIS TO HAPPEN.