Alan Dransfield's Blog

Email sent – Tue 10/01/2017 23:09

Dear Mr Bradshaw

Please see the following regulations from the
International Maritime Organization and it is clear that the Chad/Cameroon
Pipeline Offshore floating storage tanker is obsolete but still in service.

The offshore floating storage tanker, the Komi Kribi 1, is a Category One(1) Single – hull tanker,
therefore became obsolete on its 30th birthday. This tanker was built in
1977; hence past its sell by date.

This is a serious breach of International Maritime
Organization regulations (see attached). Hence, I call upon my MP to write to
the DFID and World Bank calling for this tanker to be replaced with a double hull tanker in line with IMO regulations.

Maybe Boris Johnston could have a word with Rex
Tillerson about this serious safety and environmental
matter!

With thanks

Yours sincerely

Alan M Dransfield

https://www.intertanko.com/upload/ChangjiangBill.pdf

Email sent –

30 December 2014 18
Att Mr John Bercow.

Speaker of the House of Commons

Dear Mr Speaker

Please cast you mind back to 2004-05 and your concerns for public safety and public funds ref the subject title. Some 10 years on, it would appear the Chad/Cameroon Pipeline(CCP) is still a boondogle and has made no difference to the local population ref elimination of poverty. In fact, the situation is far worse now and the CCP is still operating in a legal void and oil revenues are still being diverted to purchase arms.

Please see Hansard Answers which carries approx 70/75 questions from you personally as Shadow Minister for the DFID. This reports supports your allegations were indeed well founded.

I would be most grateful if you would follow this up with the World Bank/EIB please.

with thanks

Yours sincerely

Alan M Dransfield.

Email sent – 03 September 2014 05:22

Compliance Advice Ombudsman

World Bank

Dear Sirs
Please see the following Amnesty International (AI) report which claims the human rights of thousands of people along the Chad Cameroon Pipeline have been breached by the World Bank and Exxonmobil.

The AI report supports my claims the Chad Cameroon Pipeline has been operating in a legal void ref Human Rights for several years.

For your information, action and files.

Yours sincerely

Alan M Dransfield
http://www.amnesty.org.uk/press-releases/chad-cameroon-pipeline-new-report-accuses-oil-companies-and-governments-secretly

http://m.alwihdainfo.com/Chad-Cameroon-Pipeline-operating-in-a-Legal-Void_a12429.html

Email to Hgruss@worldbank.org

Email sent – 20 August 2014 07:54

Dear Sir

As you are aware, I am on record with you about the subject title, and I
believe you have not taken me seriously. The theft of public funds is a
secondary issue. My primary concerns are related to the health and safety of
thousands of people along the 1070 km of the Chad/Cameroon Pipeline (CCP). TheCCP
is STILL operating in a legal void by virtue of the fact the mandatory Area
Specific Oil Spill Response Plans (ASOSRP)
are STILL not in place, which contravenes International Laws and CCP contract terms
of conditions and WB Polices and Procedures.

I call upon your office to meet me in person and discuss these matters in finer
detail. In the event you are too busy to meet me, may I suggest a conference
call.

With thanks

Yours sincerely

Alan M Dransfield

Email sent – 31 May 2014 07:37

Dear Mr Bradshaw

Please see the attached Lloyds Insurance Brokers Certificate for the
2500 tonns of gold which Mr Marcos kindly safeguarded for the World
Bank/IMF.

2500 tonnes at £37million dollars per ton; that’s a lot of zeros Mr
Bradshaw.

The incredible thing is that this is NOT an April Fool’s joke:-

https://s3.amazonaws.com/khudes/world+bank+imf+global+collateral+account.pdf

Yours sincerely

Alan Dransfield

Email sent – 12 October 2013 08.22

Dear Mr Bradshaw MP

The World Bank Ombudsman report ref the subject title which I sent you earlier today is too little, too late because too much damage had been done along the 1070 km of the Pipeline between Chad and Cameroon.

The WB are now spending thousands of dollars investigating what went wrong on the Chad Cameroon Pipeline but I must question the honesty, morals and integrity if the World Bank, DFID, USAID, EU Bank and a host of other International Governments and most importantly, Exxonmobil, who have flagrantly and wilfully abused human rights and stolen international funds.

This latest WB inquiry is no more than lip service because the WB ran away from the Chad/ Cameroon Pipeline in Sept 2008. Hence, they officially washed their hands on that Pipeline in Sep 2008.

Please point this out to the current crop of World Bank Board of Directors which included George Osbourne.

For your information action and files

Yours sincerely

Alan M Dransfield

Email sent – 12 October 2013 07:52

Dear Mr Bradshaw

I would be most grateful if you would pass on a copy of this World Bank report to the Speaker if the House, the Rt Hon John Bercow because he was the Shadow Secretary for the DFID whilst all these shannagins were going on on the Chad Cameroon Pipeline.

So concerned was Mr Bercow that he raised 60/70 questions in the House of Commons which can be verified in Hanson Answers approx 2003/05.

I am sure the current speaker will raise these series of fraud and malfeasance related to the Chad/Cameroon Pipeline.

With thanks

Alan M Dransfield
http://www.cao-ombudsman.org/cases/document-links/documents/CAOChadCamAssessmentReport_October2012.pdf