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What were the bizzies doing in Rotherham, having a fecking tea break ? I've seen videos of the Metropole in Blackpool yesterday and there were that many riot police, police horses and slavering, barking german shepherd dogs straining at the leash that even the IDF wouldn't have got within half a mile of it.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier
It's a sorry state of affairs when the police have to resort to such measures. It's also very alarming when black or brown people are not safe to walk our streets.Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
Unfortunately, the pigmentation of their skin marks them out, Robinson & his EDL thugs don't need Hitler's yellow stars to identify their victims.
Perhaps these mindless, knuckle dragging EDL yobs are all fired up on a pre-riot toot on cannabis? :confused:
They'll have to take lessons from their Jewish fellow citizens and learn to keep out of the way, as the Met officer told the young Jewish man who wanted to cross the road in front of a Hate March in London, 'Just go away, don't antagonise them'.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier
What surprises me is all the shock/horror from Lefties because the Right are for once claiming the streets, they should read up on Enoch, he predicted what was coming fifty years ago.
Are you actually supporting these rioting racist thugs posing as "protesters" mon ami? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
I'm an interested observer mon ami, YouTube is a wonderful tool, I don't need the MSM to find out what's happening any more, so many are filming these events as they happen and posting them online, and it's very illuminating.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier
What I find most intriguing so far is the evidence of two tier policing, two tier media response and two tier government response. Four years ago, the BLM riots in London put 27 police officers in hospital, the BBC never used the word riot, they were 'protests' and despite 27 police in hospital the BBC described the 'protests' as 'largely peaceful.
I've been scouring the internet to find out how many police officers these far right thugs have put into hospital, so far the answer seems to be, not a single one. I'm finding this very suspicious, a largely peaceful protest in London puts 27 police in hospital, but a week of far right thuggery, necessitating Cobra meetings, 24 hour courts and a 'rapid response process' has not put one single police officer, as far as I can tell, into hospital.
Is somebody putting us away mon ami ?
What I find most intriguing so far is the evidence of two tier policing, two tier media response and two tier government response. Four years ago, the BLM riots in London put 27 police officers in hospital, the BBC never used the word riot, they were 'protests' and despite 27 police in hospital the BBC described the 'protests' as 'largely peaceful.Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
I've been scouring the internet to find out how many police officers these far right thugs have put into hospital, so far the answer seems to be, not a single one. I'm finding this very suspicious, a largely peaceful protest in London puts 27 police in hospital, but a week of far right thuggery, necessitating Cobra meetings, 24 hour courts and a 'rapid response process' has not put one single police officer, as far as I can tell, into hospital.
Is somebody putting us away mon ami ?[/QUOTE]
I have been watching the news and social media with a lot more intensity than usual mon ami over the last week.
The inescapable fact is that three little girls are lying dead on a slab in a Merseyside mortuary brutally murdered by a black skinned Muslim.
The BLM movement/spokespersons are oddly silent.
8% of the British population who happen to be Muslim are saying, "It's nowt to do with us".
The Jewish Council of Britain are equally as silent as the BLM gang.
I don't blame the police for not chucking a petrol can on the current fire, I really don't.
"Far-right" protagonists Robinson is stirring up the racial $hite from afar and Farage is being his usual tool.
What I don't get is what the football hooligans and largely male social underbelly are rioting about?
They are too thick to understand racism, they could not tell you, army88 and swissclaret what "We Want Our Country Back" is supposed to mean.
Your myopia is really quite astonishing, bricks and fire extinguishers, missiles, bottles & full frontal attacks on police personnel are on every TV channel.
I suppose the police chiefs across our regions don't want images of 3 or 4 police officers kneeling across a black protester's neck in a gutter if that's what the current term "two tier policing" is all about?
It's all got rather complicated.
"Your myopia is really quite astonishing, bricks and fire extinguishers, missiles, bottles & full frontal attacks on police personnel are on every TV channel."
In which case just what did the BLM 'protesters' get up to in their 'largely peaceful protest' that put 27 police in hospital ? It's very odd mon ami.
In Leeds a couple of weeks ago, when faced with rioting Roma people, the police simply ran away, literally, and left them to it. That's what's meant by two tier policing. When the BLM 'protests' were occurring our police were encouraged to, and actually often did, get on their knees with them. Sympathising with them, showing empathy with them, instead of remaining neutral and simply upholding the law. That's what's known as two tier policing. Instead of demanding the full force of the law be used against the BLM 'protesters', Sir Keir and the Ginger Growler were pictured on the front page of every national newspaper, taking the knee in sympathy. That's what I refer to as two tier government.
It's the reaction to two tier criminality that worries me mon ami. The white Ian Huntley raped and murdered by drowning two girls from Soham in a bathtub and hardly a whimper except in Cambridgeshire.Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
A black African Muslim stabs to death three girls and all hell breaks loose everywhere in the UK. I would not want to be in Starmer and Cooper's shoes right now for all the tea in China.
I saw a photo of the perpetrator on a Facebook page grinning through a prison van window. All rational thought went out of my head, I just wanted to kill the evil b*****d. Hard to be rational at a time like this mon ami. :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by sinkov
Not really sure what the Soham murders have to with it mon ami, but I disagree that there was hardly a whimper, the case was headline news for months on end and Huntley was Public Enemy No 1. There was no need for any civil unrest , demos or protests, the police and the justice system dealt with him soon enough and I believe he is still rotting away in prison somewhere in the North East.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bedlington Terrier