• Rubbish on floor by front door. Why don't people put the small bags down the rubbish chutes?

1. Rubbish on floor by front door. People do not even put small bags down the rubbish chutes as is noted here near the front door. Why is that? There is a recycle Orange Bag on top slightly to the right. The Council passes these out without charge. Instead of using them for recyclables, this one is used for nonrecyclable rubbish. With crude oil prices hitting $111 per barrel this past week this kind of waste cannot go on for very long.

The recycle Orange Bag programme is an excellent one where these Orange Bags are distributed free to to be filled with recyclables and left outside flat doors on Saturday morning for pickup. Under normal usage passing these out free cannot last due to cost, but not using them for recyclables is unconscionable in terms of the need to recycle to save resources which here ignores that and adds to the cost of the recycling programme. The free society in every respect is coming to an end, and here is a key reason why.

All the tenants have to pay for those who put their rubbish on the floor since the cleaners come around and have to spend the time to put this rubbish down the chutes. This is a serious problem because their is quite an accumulation of rubbish during the night. It also feeds the vermin. I suspect that the actual cost in terms of extra employee resources required to put this rubbish down the chutes for others day and night is quite significant.

The cost for doing so is added to everyone's rent in the form of a service charge for contract cleaning. My cost for such service starting 7th April 2008 will be £3.60 per week. That's £187 per year part of which pays for someone else to pick up this rubbish that some dump on the floor. If I address this problem it is to reduce the cost to all tenants for this added burden with respect to contract cleaners as well as address the safety and health problem that leaving rubbish on the floor like this creates.

Believe it or not this is another thing about which those using the surveillance technology attack me while I photograph and report this problem as occurred today. It reflects the indiscriminate need on their part to attack for attack's sake. They are not concerned with the content of what I am doing, but they attack whatever I do no matter what it is in order to create a negative image. This helps sustain this antisocial behaviour of dumping rubbish on the floor like this because those using the surveillance technology support and sustain those who dump rubbish like this.

When the Council dumps the Orange Bags on the ground overnight outside on Saturdays to Sunday mornings until they are picked up due to a lack of recycle Blue Bins, this also contributes to the sense that it is OK to dump rubbish on the ground or floor. Someone will come along and eventually collect it and/or put it down the rubbish chute even if it stays there overnight feeding vermin and spreading microbes. I am also attacked for filming this process of dumping the Orange Bags on the ground overnight by those using the surveillance technology since it also serves their objective of creating a distorted, misrepresented and negative image about me.

Further, those using the surveillance technology dump their rubbish in this manner and want to continue to do so without someone noting what they are doing and reporting it. That is another small but not insignificant reason to use the surveillance technology against me. It fits into their overall pattern of harassment against me trying to characterise my addressing such problems as somehow wrong. This is why I make this information available to the general public in order to communicate to all in the least expensive manner possible this characteristic to expose the kind of personality who wishes to sustain and support antisocial behaviour no matter what it is.

This may sound like petty activity on their part, but it fits into a larger pattern of constant abuse where everything I do is attacked no matter what it is. For them it is significant. They have no restraint or control and respond with an attack against everything. For me it is significant to address the cost implications of this antisocial behaviour along with its safety and health hazards especially in a world where infections like MRSA which are most difficult to treat and, therefore, common now in the community are spread by such exposures of and contact with rubbish like this. Of course, vermin spread diseases too.

Those using the surveillance technology are about as far removed from responsibility as it is possible to get, yet they try to paint a different picture hoping no one will actually take a close look at what they are saying and doing. They seek to dominate and control by a constant barrage of bullying abuse and this is just one part of that overall activity. Meanwhile, people's lives are put at a higher risk for which they pay a higher cost. Ain't freedom grand?