Can't fault it - Lets do it !

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It looks like this is the future for people who are ignored by corrupt organisations such as the Local Government Ombudsman. The internet has allowed people power to take a hold in this country and the sooner they use it to get rid of the biased, unfair and totally corrupt Local Government Ombudsmen the better. Then let's move on to corrupt local authorities, the well known breeding ground for corrupt ombudsmen.

And I should know, P Thomas

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Sooner they go the better. They are corrupt.

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I agree with Thomas, option three would also be my choice. It offers background and support information, adds credibility by using Chipperfields name, tells people how the LGO and their allies subverted his report, proves that things haven't changed, mentions LGOwatch and pushes all the right buttons.

I have looked at the E-Gov petition site and organisations as well as individuals can submit petitions. I suggest that the petition is submitted in the name of LGOwatch, firstly it would allow a link back to the website and secondly it demonstrate to the Government that the petition was supported by an organisation and not just the efforts of just one or two people.

I suggest that everyone is given a chance to refine the petition (if they can) and then we ask LGOwatch to submit the petition on our behalf. Would 10 days give people enough chance to comment on or edit the petition?

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