When lawlessness is government policy
When lawlessness is government policy
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When lawlessness is government policy one has to ask the question as to who the government is actually for and why do we vote for Conservative, Labour and the Liberal Democrats.
When lawlessness is government policy one has to ask the question as to who the government is actually for and why do we vote for Conservative, Labour and the Liberal Democrats.
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You are cutting your options there. Sadly this Tory rabble that have given us austerity, UC, food banks, Police numbers that don’t stack up to the job and the brexit nightmare will turn their press on Corbyn and win again.Pstotto wrote:https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-462614 ... t-come-out
When lawlessness is government policy one has to ask the question as to who the government is actually for and why do we vote for Conservative, Labour and the Liberal Democrats.
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Rule no.1. End all UK Gov. foreign investment. ALL OF IT. No more foreign aid. Like on a plane they say if the air supply fails, you put your oxygen mask on first before trying to help other people.
Foreign countries have got to fend for themselves. That's their business.
Our survival as a nation is at stake. A worked for, fought for life is going down the pan for other folk's values from elsewhere over here.
There is no Brexit nightmare, that is the personal construct of the Remainer and Deutche bank sucker-up-to Theresa May, who probably owns a BMW.
Foreign countries have got to fend for themselves. That's their business.
Our survival as a nation is at stake. A worked for, fought for life is going down the pan for other folk's values from elsewhere over here.
There is no Brexit nightmare, that is the personal construct of the Remainer and Deutche bank sucker-up-to Theresa May, who probably owns a BMW.
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That was Trumps opinion the other day which is interesting as you both have a common denominator.
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She travels around in a Government XJ Jaguar .....Pstotto wrote:Rule no.1. End all UK Gov. foreign investment. ALL OF IT. No more foreign aid. Like on a plane they say if the air supply fails, you put your oxygen mask on first before trying to help other people.
Foreign countries have got to fend for themselves. That's their business.
Our survival as a nation is at stake. A worked for, fought for life is going down the pan for other folk's values from elsewhere over here.
There is no Brexit nightmare, that is the personal construct of the Remainer and Deutche bank sucker-up-to Theresa May, who probably owns a BMW.
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Woah. Hang on a minute. I have a BMW but voted to leave. Some BM drivers are decent folk...somePstotto wrote:...There is no Brexit nightmare, that is the personal construct of the Remainer and Deutche bank sucker-up-to Theresa May, who probably owns a BMW.

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I think it's time to take matters into your own hands when time after time the police don't respond. I have very active drug dealers right next to me I have installed state of the art CCTV, collected so much video evidence even hand to hand money/drug transfers I have had e-mail contact with the police and even offered them links to my system, result NOTHING! The dealers go out on their delivery scooter up to 20 times a day and countless visitors arrive so some drugs must be stashed at the address and the large amount is at another address we know about where a young girl is sent out from with supplies for the dealers near to me. With dealers you get **** and dogs and filth so what would any of you do when the police don't want to know?
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Mmm - but not many.bf2k wrote:Woah. Hang on a minute. I have a BMW but voted to leave. Some BM drivers are decent folk...some

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Insular ********. As an empire, we profited from imposing ourselves on the world. We now have an obligation to use the position that gained us to help the less fortunate.Pstotto wrote:Rule no.1. End all UK Gov. foreign investment. ALL OF IT. No more foreign aid. Like on a plane they say if the air supply fails, you put your oxygen mask on first before trying to help other people.
Foreign countries have got to fend for themselves. That's their business.
Our survival as a nation is at stake. A worked for, fought for life is going down the pan for other folk's values from elsewhere over here.
There is no Brexit nightmare, that is the personal construct of the Remainer and Deutche bank sucker-up-to Theresa May, who probably owns a BMW.
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Tell another dealer - the drug said stashed would be gone in days and you’d probably earn a nice refund for your troublesLordBob wrote:I think it's time to take matters into your own hands when time after time the police don't respond. I have very active drug dealers right next to me I have installed state of the art CCTV, collected so much video evidence even hand to hand money/drug transfers I have had e-mail contact with the police and even offered them links to my system, result NOTHING! The dealers go out on their delivery scooter up to 20 times a day and countless visitors arrive so some drugs must be stashed at the address and the large amount is at another address we know about where a young girl is sent out from with supplies for the dealers near to me. With dealers you get **** and dogs and filth so what would any of you do when the police don't want to know?

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Maybe give back the stuff stolen too so they wouldn’t need all the help - The Koh-I-Noor might Ben a good start ..... that’d build a couple of hospitals at least.Pstotto wrote:Rule no.1. End all UK Gov. foreign investment. ALL OF IT. No more foreign aid. Like on a plane they say if the air supply fails, you put your oxygen mask on first before trying to help other people.
Foreign countries have got to fend for themselves. That's their business.
Our survival as a nation is at stake. A worked for, fought for life is going down the pan for other folk's values from elsewhere over here.
There is no Brexit nightmare, that is the personal construct of the Remainer and Deutche bank sucker-up-to Theresa May, who probably owns a BMW.
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Drivel Zizkov. We can't be philanthropic via anarchy in the UK. We have to shore up our defences with our money. We've given, they have taken and in return, we now have third world UK. Poor cultural exchange.
We spent all our money on the Empire and not us, our selflessness is self-evident compared to Barcelona and the wealth spent on that city. We civilized half the world. half the world is grateful, it's called the Commonwealth. It's called that because we shared out our dosh. We must now leave the commonwealth and only trade with that organization. They can now stand together alone.
You're suggesting we jump into a whirlpool to save a thief from drowning.
'Stolen...' You mean protected at great cost to the UK. You saw what happened to the museums of Iraq and the destruction of the symbol of civilization at Palmyra.
We spent all our money on the Empire and not us, our selflessness is self-evident compared to Barcelona and the wealth spent on that city. We civilized half the world. half the world is grateful, it's called the Commonwealth. It's called that because we shared out our dosh. We must now leave the commonwealth and only trade with that organization. They can now stand together alone.
You're suggesting we jump into a whirlpool to save a thief from drowning.
'Stolen...' You mean protected at great cost to the UK. You saw what happened to the museums of Iraq and the destruction of the symbol of civilization at Palmyra.
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Most studies/historians say that Africans civilised Europe but don’t let that get in the way.Pstotto wrote:Drivel Zizkov. We can't be philanthropic via anarchy in the UK. We have to shore up our defences with our money. We've given, they have taken and in return, we now have third world UK. Poor cultural exchange.
We spent all our money on the Empire and not us, our selflessness is self-evident compared to Barcelona and the wealth spent on that city. We civilized half the world. half the world is grateful, it's called the Commonwealth. It's called that because we shared out our dosh. We must now leave the commonwealth and only trade with that organization. They can now stand together alone.
You're suggesting we jump into a whirlpool to save a thief from drowning.
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Oh really? I think you've been watching too many 're-writing of history' documentaries on BBC4.
How?
What?
When?
Why give money to folk who will only use whatever we give them against us, later?
'Evolution. The spiders who couldnt build a web died' Zizkov 2018
UK evolution; the folk who couldn't build a country died. That is the UK destiny if we don't stop the rot, now.
If the demographic changes to an influx of illiterate third world peasants with no comprehension of the UK, how are they expected to be the ones to build upon a tradition of society thousands of years in the making?
No Canterbury Cathedral in Malawi, no British Library, no UK Patent Office, no aerospace know-how etc.
How?
What?
When?
Why give money to folk who will only use whatever we give them against us, later?
'Evolution. The spiders who couldnt build a web died' Zizkov 2018

UK evolution; the folk who couldn't build a country died. That is the UK destiny if we don't stop the rot, now.
If the demographic changes to an influx of illiterate third world peasants with no comprehension of the UK, how are they expected to be the ones to build upon a tradition of society thousands of years in the making?
No Canterbury Cathedral in Malawi, no British Library, no UK Patent Office, no aerospace know-how etc.
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The tolerance of PStotto's nonsense on this board really is baffling. No doubt a rebuke for even suggesting this is incoming
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Zkzkov favours anarchy in the UK, yeah? To go back to the OP and the BBC link...
I cannot comprehend how a cutting to a police budget can be argued. It's an essential service where the budget CAN ONLY increase with inflation etc.
We need money from somewhere, it's desperate. SO we abandon our ego as world parent to look after number one until such times as it's sorted and we can perhaps engage in more philanthropy in the future.
I cannot comprehend how a cutting to a police budget can be argued. It's an essential service where the budget CAN ONLY increase with inflation etc.
We need money from somewhere, it's desperate. SO we abandon our ego as world parent to look after number one until such times as it's sorted and we can perhaps engage in more philanthropy in the future.
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Pstotto in "wanting to stay on topic" shocker! I think its fair to see i was responding to your insular diatribe, and not the original point there chucklesPstotto wrote:Zkzkov favours anarchy in the UK, yeah? To go back to the OP and the BBC link...
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Time to be insular. 100%. There's a serious internal problem to be addressed.
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I've a Jag but that doesn't make me a Tory either lolbf2k wrote:Woah. Hang on a minute. I have a BMW but voted to leave. Some BM drivers are decent folk...some
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a jag, or a Jaaaaaaaaggg?Bosscat wrote:I've a Jag but that doesn't make me a Tory either lol

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I prefered "God save the Queen" to "Anarchy in the UK"ZizkovClaret wrote:Pstotto in "wanting to stay on topic" shocker! I think its fair to see i was responding to your insular diatribe, and not the original point there chuckles
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Direct result of austerity, simple as.
Cutting public service spending is simple government policy, arguably targeted towards presenting cases for privatisation, as is the M.O. Problem is Pstotto, you're the Paul Dacre dream audience, and lap up the idea that immigrants and the EU are somehow responsible for strains on our services, and that we need tight fistedness because the national debt somehow matters.
Funny thing is, we give foreign aid to Yemen (an example), when we make massive profits from supplying arms to Saudi Arabia, who then use them against....Yemen. Le't's not try and make Britain take the moral high ground ffs
Cutting public service spending is simple government policy, arguably targeted towards presenting cases for privatisation, as is the M.O. Problem is Pstotto, you're the Paul Dacre dream audience, and lap up the idea that immigrants and the EU are somehow responsible for strains on our services, and that we need tight fistedness because the national debt somehow matters.
Funny thing is, we give foreign aid to Yemen (an example), when we make massive profits from supplying arms to Saudi Arabia, who then use them against....Yemen. Le't's not try and make Britain take the moral high ground ffs

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Egyptians had their own civilisations whilst we were defacating in buckets and throwing it out of windows over here many years later .... a lot of Greek knowledge came from that part of the world too.Pstotto wrote:Oh really? I think you've been watching too many 're-writing of history' documentaries on BBC4.
How?
What?
When?
Why give money to folk who will only use whatever we give them against us, later?
'Evolution. The spiders who couldnt build a web died' Zizkov 2018
UK evolution; the folk who couldn't build a country died. That is the UK destiny if we don't stop the rot, now.
If the demographic changes to an influx of illiterate third world peasants with no comprehension of the UK, how are they expected to be the ones to build upon a tradition of society thousands of years in the making?
No Canterbury Cathedral in Malawi, no British Library, no UK Patent Office, no aerospace know-how etc.
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They say the pyramids were electricity conductors. That society died out, know one knows why. That was 3000 years ago. Now Egypt is a third world country, a lot of water has flowed down the Nile since.
Now is the time.
It's about what's going on and there are values promoted in the media as the forefront of evolution NOW and they are not and the result is the above link.
If 'they' etc. are past-masters at knowledge, 'they've' got to get on with sorting themselves out rather than look to us, whilst they screw up what they have anyway.
Spend UK money on the UK and fix it. THEN we are healthy and can function better in future.
Now is the time.
It's about what's going on and there are values promoted in the media as the forefront of evolution NOW and they are not and the result is the above link.
If 'they' etc. are past-masters at knowledge, 'they've' got to get on with sorting themselves out rather than look to us, whilst they screw up what they have anyway.
Spend UK money on the UK and fix it. THEN we are healthy and can function better in future.
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So we should or shouldn’t have blown the noses off their statues?Pstotto wrote:They say the pyramids were electricity conductors. That society died out, know one knows why. That was 3000 years ago. Now Egypt is a third world country, a lot of water has flowed down the Nile since.
Now is the time.
It's about what's going on and there are values promoted in the media as the forefront of evolution NOW and they are not and the result is the above link.
If 'they' etc. are past-masters at knowledge, 'they've' got to get on with sorting themselves out rather than look to us, whilst they screw up what they have anyway.
Spend UK money on the UK and fix it. THEN we are healthy and can function better in future.
We shouldn’t have taken the Eastern ways of Europe for street lighting, sanitation and many other things that those cultures brought to Europe?
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Well, when we shell out more each year on foreign aid than we do on our police, small wonder there are problems.
We are governed by idiots.
We are governed by idiots.
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See the above post, bfccrazy.
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If we spent the same amount on the police force as we do on foreign aid, we'd have too many police.Wile E Coyote wrote:Well, when we shell out more each year on foreign aid than we do on our police, small wonder there are problems.
We are governed by idiots.
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It would return police numbers to pre austerity levels. There's about £1bn difference I think.ClaretAndJew wrote:If we spent the same amount on the police force as we do on foreign aid, we'd have too many police.
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Only when there is zero crime and a 100% conviction and success rate could you make a claim for too many police. A DNA register of all UK citizens and all visitors to the UK would cost quite a bit of money but that would go some distance to making the UK a bit more mature.
Plus instant deportation without resort to a pending defense case also. They can wait for a result of their case back in their homeland, if there were issues.
If we spent the same amount on a Police Force as foreign aid, but stopped that, then more money for NHS and Education etc.
Plus instant deportation without resort to a pending defense case also. They can wait for a result of their case back in their homeland, if there were issues.
If we spent the same amount on a Police Force as foreign aid, but stopped that, then more money for NHS and Education etc.
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If there was zero crime there would be thousands out of a job. Police, community support officers, judges, parole officers, prison wardens.
Support your local criminals today.
Support your local criminals today.
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Not really because one has to maintain that state, it's a constant thing. There is relative peace in the UK but an army and navy and air force and also one never knows when political unrest and domestic disturbances, crimes of passion and the actions of the criminal minded who have a pathological mindset, plus accidents and disasters etc. disease management, spies, industrial disputes, the subtle crimes of fraud, the list goes on.
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You’re against people being controlled by media but you want a database of every individual to be created by the government?Pstotto wrote:Not really because one has to maintain that state, it's a constant thing. There is relative peace in the UK but an army and navy and air force and also one never knows when political unrest and domestic disturbances, crimes of passion and the actions of the criminal minded who have a pathological mindset, plus accidents and disasters etc. disease management, spies, industrial disputes, the subtle crimes of fraud, the list goes on.
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Yes. They are not connected.
The media is a graphic interface with an electronic 'personality' ripping everyone to shreds in a one way conversation via 'gesture' as interactive human simulacra at 100s of times a second quicker that human reactions, literally pumping everyone's psyche with emotional computations of conditioning of interpersonal psychological giving way, so one's psyche is being computed to accept web content as their master.
That's why everyone is suffering from anxiety and doubt in order to make everyone doormats and addicted doormats to the source of the 'problem.
I don't agree with cookies, there is no need for them and they should be immediately banned.
One has a national insurance number and a national health number, it would just be one's DNA number, like yr credit card.
The media is a graphic interface with an electronic 'personality' ripping everyone to shreds in a one way conversation via 'gesture' as interactive human simulacra at 100s of times a second quicker that human reactions, literally pumping everyone's psyche with emotional computations of conditioning of interpersonal psychological giving way, so one's psyche is being computed to accept web content as their master.
That's why everyone is suffering from anxiety and doubt in order to make everyone doormats and addicted doormats to the source of the 'problem.
I don't agree with cookies, there is no need for them and they should be immediately banned.
One has a national insurance number and a national health number, it would just be one's DNA number, like yr credit card.
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We can afford to have both a foreign aid budget and a police force fit for purpose, but the current government chooses not to.
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If they mess their country up and we then give them money, they'll just keep on getting the freebies. Instead of the migrant march, THEY have to stand up to the drug gangs of Honduras, not all just run to the USA. That is their life. it's unfair but it's their country and their battle.
Is Hampstead ready for an invasion of 90,000 folk from Hartlepool as they flee lawlessness?
Help business enterprise in the third world to destroy the UK economy? Damn the UK demographic for foreign students to gain from our education system to learn how to bash us?????????
The Christian 'ego' of philanthropy and altruism and magnanimity and generosity at our behest as a notion of ourselves as a benefactor, is just being used against us, like we're prats on a big give-away.
The milky bars are on us, yeah?
NO. N.O. Stop it now.
Is Hampstead ready for an invasion of 90,000 folk from Hartlepool as they flee lawlessness?
Help business enterprise in the third world to destroy the UK economy? Damn the UK demographic for foreign students to gain from our education system to learn how to bash us?????????
The Christian 'ego' of philanthropy and altruism and magnanimity and generosity at our behest as a notion of ourselves as a benefactor, is just being used against us, like we're prats on a big give-away.
The milky bars are on us, yeah?
NO. N.O. Stop it now.