Private diary

Gayle

Town Elder
Tackler
I've had to make some of my diary entries private. I have had a couple of 'gentle' warnings about my conduct and advised that I should be 'cautious'. As far as I'm concerned my conduct is exemplary - I'm being honest and open - but apparently too open!

No one has actually come out and said 'don't do a blog or don't post on Accyweb' but I know I'm being watched and that a few officers in the Council (including the legal dept) have been told to keep an eye on what I'm saying and doing. I'm more than a little angry but I have to be really careful about what I say at the moment!

When I started this blog I thought it would be a really simple thing, keeping a track of my emotions and of events in the run up to the elections. Unfortunately, it's very hard to write about events at the moment because I'm being monitored so closely. Big Brother is watching me! What I don't want is for anything I say to be construed as playing dirty!

So if anyone attempts to read any pages of my blog and they are blocked - all I can say is that I apologise for now and at some point I will make them all public again - perhaps May 5th 2006!
 
I think that these 'gentle' warnings should be made public in the press. What's the difference between doing this and writing a stopping smoking blog in the Observer?
 
Why not "out" the mind-controllers?
If they chastise you by e-mail, copy and paste the comments in your journal, then we all know who the buffoons are and we, in return, can do our public duty and remind them that they are buffoons.
If you are being censured, perhaps you are too close to the truth!
 
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