Comments on: Blacklist Support Group update

By: john winstanley

john winstanley — Fri, 28 May 2010 18:16:35 +0000

michael ibelieve we have met your 84 retirement does not mean they have no info ring the ico again ,unless it is to late ,some peoples records go back to the early seventies regards johnw

By: Michael Dooley

Michael Dooley — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 17:00:44 +0000

Rory
The employment tribunal hearing in Manchester is not private. Members of the Press and public are allowed into the hearing. Could you please amend the message you have posted regards the hearing being private. It would be good to get as many people who are interested in the issue to come along and hear what is being said. Any problems with this please get back to me.
Dooley

By: Michael Houlihan

Michael Houlihan — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 12:11:38 +0000

On discovering, via a good friend in the UK, that a Mr Ian Kerr had been successfully prosecuted for supplying lists of “Activists” i.e. those regarded by him as ‘Tr0uble makers’ to Construction employers, I immediately wrote to the “Information Commissioners Office” in an effort to discover if my name was on the lists that had come into their possession, that was in mid September, I have, as yet, had no reply. It is unlikely that my name would have been on his list as I finished in the Industry in 1984, due to being blacklisted, then it was ”The Economic League’ and ‘ The Aims of Industry’ who provided the information to the employers. Mr Kerr is only the latest head of the Hydra to be severed, no doubt there will be others ready and willing to take his place as it is a lucrative occupation.