#making yourself bullyproof

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As I mentioned earlier, the Citizen’s Advice Bureau has well documented actions by local… http://wp.me/s4kSkb-148

As I mentioned earlier, the Citizen’s Advice Bureau has well documented actions by local authorities against members of the population and outlined the responsibilities that the councils do hold, even though they try and abscond themselves from these duties.

Here is an example of a campaign used by a council to bully a member of the public over council tax arrears.

1. The citizen fell behind on…

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Bullying by an authority or organisation against an individual – phase 4

Bullying by an authority or organisation against an individual – phase 4

Therein lies our first clue: Just because someone says they are not responsible, does not mean they should not be responsible.

Go back now to any other form of bullying in this book and you will see characteristics shared between the individual bully and the public organisation:

Cowardice and use of thugs to carry out their bullying.

A total lack of empathy for their victims

Non-existence of…

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Bullying by an authority or organisation against an individual - phase 3

Bullying by an authority or organisation against an individual – phase 3

Council Corruption

The CAB has produced documents which show how almost half the UK’s local authorities have been acting outside the law and in a heavy handed fashion towards citizens who have fallen behind with their council tax payments, or people who were previously exempt from council tax, now needing to pay for the first time.

A similar example:

Once upon a time we had local authority run…

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Bullying by an authority or organisation against an individual - phase 2

Bullying by an authority or organisation against an individual – phase 2

This is something that the Civil Service should be doing, but of course we all know they are simply pushing pens and paper around Whitehall and drowning their lack of any executive power in subsidised drink. (Or whatever way they deal with the fact they cannot make any decisions outside of pre-ordained guidelines.

Organisations who attempt to keep an eye on official organisations include the…

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