Clueless Councillors and MPs utter banalities over rising jobless numbers in Tower Hamlets [1]

Clueless Councillors and MPs utter banalities over rising jobless numbers in Tower Hamlets [1]

This [above] FLICKR picture of [Tower Hamlets, a London Borough] Tory Councillor Peter Golds, is being reproduced here to give contextual appearance to the Commentary [below] about the latest statistical evidence of the dire state of joblessness in Tower Hamlets
Golds, who is allowed regular publicity by the “mainstream news outlets and media” [backing his prejudices and anti-social agenda] has now added a new insult against the local community by deliberately uttering the word “Kangaroos” as an alleged “comparison” with the community defending the word “Banglatown” in the Brick Lane London E1 area.
Peter Golds uttered this insult as he spoke to an allegedly Bangladeshi-run satellite TV outlet which broadcast his insult on Thursday.
[To be continued]


0815 [0730] Hrs GMT London Saturday 24 November 2012:

The © Muhammad Haque Daily Ethical Commentary on the banality of the Olympics Hosting legacy and assorted utterances in Tower Hamlets [1]
With the UK Govt Official Statistics on Jobless showing that in Tower Hamlets the number of young people without jobs has risen for the fourth month in a row, there is some talk that this Official admission proves that hosting the Olympic Games has not benefited the Borough of Tower Hamlets!

That is indeed true
But saying that takes us where?
According to the web site of the former “East London Advertiser” [now re-titled “Dockhands and East London Advertiser”] the jobless youth figures have been accompanied by comments from “Labour” party MPs and “opposition Labour councillors” on Tower Hamlets Council [having] [“] warned of a “lost generation” if independent mayor Lutfur Rahman and his cabinet did not tackle the problem.[”]
My question is:
WHAT exactly are the “Labour” councillors and the “[Labour] MPs asking the “independent mayor Lutfur Rahman” to do?
But before I could take my objective question to its contextual logical conclusion, I come across a spiel allegedly made by one of Lutfur Rahman’s “cabinet” members called Cllr Shafiqul Haque [no relation] allegedly uttering as banal a statement about the achievements of Lutfur Rahman as is the alleged “recipe” attributed by the “Docklands and East London Advertiser” to one of the [two Labour Party] MPs quoted on the subject, Jim Fitzpatrick.
The MP Fitzpatrick is allegedly quoted as saying: “These unemployment figures will provide little comfort to young people in Tower Hamlets.
“Closer to home they’re seeing a tough job market and no helping hand from the government or council. We must do more to help young people who are out of work before they’re completely isolated and forgotten.”
So WHAT “job” is there in what Jim Fitzpatrick says?
There is no job there either. So between them, the “independent mayor’s cabinet member Shafiqul Haque and the Labour MP Jim Fitzpatrick have been quoted as saying words but their words are not referring to real jobs or real problems that underlie the latest rise in the jobless numbers among young people in Tower Hamlets.
the first problem is that BOTH sides are uttering untruths!
they are not telling the truth.
And the truth is that neither side wants to address the needs of the local community. Both sides, as is evident in the utterances that they are reported to have made here, want to let the public know that they are “on the case” without actually having a clue as to what the “answer is”. And the reason why the clueless “contestants in the arena of publicity intended for the public..” are prepared to issue such banalities is simple: they want the public to know that they are “active”!
Even though their “careerist mental faculties” are not engaged with the truth!
Not as far as these reported utterances show them to be!
[To be continued]