by Esmerelda Weatherwax
Police are facing criticism for failing to investigate allegations of widespread election fraud as the judge who sacked Britain’s first Muslim mayor warned of ‘postal voting factories’
The Metropolitan Police has come under fire for failing to do anything to address concerns about Rahman’s behaviour since he became leader of the council in 2008 and then the elected mayor two years later.
Instead it was left to four ordinary voters who picked up the case after it was dropped by the police to convince the courts of Rahman’s corruption.
Update:
Gorgeous Gallowswine to save the day:

Galloway: I Will Run For Mayor If MP Bid Fails
On Thursday night senior Met commanders were locked in an urgent meeting to decide whether the findings of the Electoral Court warranted a full criminal investigation. (Of course they bloody do)
And with less than two weeks to go before Britain goes to the polls in the general election, the spectre of voting fraud was also raised when the Election Commissioner warned of “postal voting factories” where thousands of fake votes were being cast.
In a damning ruling handed down by election judge Richard Mawrey QC, the court heard that such was the level of corruption that the 2014 mayoral election in Tower Hamlets was void and would have to be run again. The former mayor, who was not in court for the judgment, was ordered to pay £250,000 costs, with possible liability for far more.
Rahman’s demise came only after four ordinary Tower Hamlets voters risked personal ruin to bring the case.
Andy Erlam, the leader of the petitioners, said that police and the Electoral Commission had been “useless” and had “done nothing” to bring Rahman to justice.
The moment you have Mohammedanism on a large scale everything falls apart.
Continue reading Tower Hamlets, Lutfur Rahman & the Islamic Duty to Vote For Him




Trade Minister Andrew Robb said Muslim community leaders needed to do more. Photo: Alex Ellinghausen











