It appears Mrs C has engaged yet another unsuspecting fool of a journalist via this time Newsquest (http://www.newsquest.co.uk/) judging by their access to Regulator Watch, the keywords used for their search including “Plaskitt Mrs C” and “Plaskitt Says Mrs C Nuts “ (which she is) and the pages they have accessed.
Mrs C just does not give up does she?
Newsquest are a rather small conglomeration of regional rags (albeit covering a wide area of the UK) with fourth rate journalists incapable of doing homework – in that sense not dissimilar to the Spectator and that tosh published by Ian Hislop, both of whom Mrs C managed to fool.
Of course I could be wrong and perhaps others have put Newquest onto this story. However what is a fact, Mrs C has increased her activity on Regulator Watch to 4 times per day, even on a Sunday! Wonderful! It keeps the Google traffic reports very high up in the listings and means that search engines will always find it.
Brilliant!
In the meantime our friends in Salop have posted a post celebration thank you note to their friends in a West Midlands authority – note Wilt was not invited, nor should you understand that he is repulsed at the caviar, rare cheese and otherwise very full buffet for the several dozen guests, it is just he is FUCKING PISSED OFF.
As I have always said, you can choose your friends but not your family – suddenly ones family comes into greater profile. They at least would not deny Wilt caviar – would they?
I would need to get to the buffet before Salty Dog – otherwise, like the cider it will get consumed well before Wilt has a look-in!
Wilt (grrr)
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