The Wilt is back – please line up in an orderly queue!
He has been away an will be again next week and various weeks over the summer – busy boy! And that does not include the Malta trip.
However, whilst Wilt has been away Mrs C has been keeping an eye on Regulator Watch and ensuring it has not felt lonely – she is very dedicated having visited 16 times in 4 days! That is an average of four times a day.
So far today it is only once that Mrs C has visited – what will it be by the end of the day?
Unfortunately whilst Wilt was away his dongle (no I said dongle – as in mobile broadband thing that plugs into his laptop) was not working and therefore he had no internet access. Hence no updates on Regulator Watch other than those authorised to upload.
However, dongle thing now fixed. What dork named a dongle, anyway?
So, there is lots of news to catch up on and in the hours and days to come we will be giving our take on the key issues.
We have however heard that Mrs C is complaining that some people (not Wilt) are calling into question her capacity and moral standing to act as a foster parent. Oh dear! What an awful assertion – but justified.
Wilt will add that Mrs C always complains, loves to complain about social workers, certain fostering agencies, numerous quango and independent consultants – so she can now get a taste of what it feels like to be complained of herself – and of course it will be here forever.
And of course Mrs C is famous (actually infamous) through her own media hungry desire for self promotion as a angelic victim – nun with a switchblade more like. So any internet search engine will find these pages.
Furthermore she has now exhausted every agency who she can complain to and her pet MP (the beach/dunes loving James Plaskitt) is rather busy preparing for an election he will inevitably lose. And then what Mrs C do? The incoming MP has already been briefed and Mr Cameron (the likely next Prime Minister) is well aware of Mrs C, of old.
She has no idea what is waiting in the wings of Regulator Watch – perhaps lurking in that Happen Files section or perhaps not? However, no lost or stolen files – just simple paperwork obtained quite legally and are in the public domain (or otherwise distributed by Mrs C).
Happy times ahead, at least for some of us!
Wilt
Dear Wilt
ReplyDeleteI was in the far east recently and was staying in a rather fancy hotel. I put into the search engine of the hotel computer the words Mrs C. To my total surprise up came Regulator watch. Myself and the hotel manager spent 2 hours drinking Cobra Beer and reading about Mrs C. For a girl still living in an old council house she has got herself well known
Miss Siagon
Update
ReplyDeleteMrs C has been on the site three times today, so far!
On my many travels worldwide I too have found Mrs C on internet search engines – her infamy abounds and it is not all contained on Regulator Watch. There are other various websites with NUMEROUS observations and documents online.
So much for Twat Plaskitt and Mrs C (in1984 fashion) attempting to re-write FACTUAL history – that effort has failed, big time.
Keep looking – eventually all will emerge, in full, in glaring light of day and with utter clarity. A bit like Google maps street view.
Meanwhile our mate in Salop has updated his website – bless him!
Wilt
Dear Wilt
ReplyDeleteRegulator Watch has done for Mrs C what Walt Disney has done for Mickey Mouse,i.e. turned her into a household name as a pretend solicitor, pretend social worker and pretend foster carer. In general, an all round laughing stock and sad but absolute failure.
Miss Siagon
Dear Wilt
ReplyDeleteOur darling ex-CSCI and Ofsted Inspector has also updated her web site. Mrs C takes centre stage
Miss Siagon
Dear Wilt
ReplyDeleteWhere are her fancy Solicitors, Barristers and 'friends in high places' now. I know, they are running around naked with Plaskett in the sand dunes of Studland Bay. They are all yelling 'James you are right, she is nuts'. Its just a pity it took them 9 years to discover what Wilt and friends always knew.
Miss Siagon