| Police State ? 17:43 - Jun 29 with 1364 views | trampie |
Only recently hearing about this because the mainstream media apparently havent been reporting it that for the last year or so Independent investigative journalists are being raided by the authorities who look like they are trying to pin terror related charges on them, very worrying for our democracy and freedom of speech if true.
Mainstream journalists are an extension of the state and in the main report what the state is happy for them to report but independent investigative journalists that might research things the powers that be don't like seem to be getting targeted, echos of 1930s Germany. [Post edited 29 Jun 18:41]
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| Police State ? on 19:02 - Jun 29 with 1185 views | Boundy |
You seem suprised, when you consider people are being arrested for making comments on Facebook so the thought of journalists who have the potential to reach a bigger audience with opinions which perhaps do not align with the authorities.Facial recognition,social media monitoring+ CCTV of course it would be very easy for us to become if not already a police state. |  |
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| Police State ? on 19:42 - Jun 29 with 1156 views | onehunglow |
| Police State ? on 19:02 - Jun 29 by Boundy |
You seem suprised, when you consider people are being arrested for making comments on Facebook so the thought of journalists who have the potential to reach a bigger audience with opinions which perhaps do not align with the authorities.Facial recognition,social media monitoring+ CCTV of course it would be very easy for us to become if not already a police state. |
Police state ?
We should be so lucky
Look what we have done with a liberal narrative
We are reaping the seeds of lack of guts as a.society
Majority cowered now into submission | |
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| Police State ? on 13:19 - Jun 30 with 961 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Police State ? on 19:02 - Jun 29 by Boundy |
You seem suprised, when you consider people are being arrested for making comments on Facebook so the thought of journalists who have the potential to reach a bigger audience with opinions which perhaps do not align with the authorities.Facial recognition,social media monitoring+ CCTV of course it would be very easy for us to become if not already a police state. |
One person's was arrested for encouraging arson at immigrant hotels that would probably led to mass fatalities of Foreign nationals and British people. She was the unlucky one made an example of.
The agitators can cause a lot of problems for everyone. |  |
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| Police State ? on 15:05 - Jun 30 with 924 views | SullutaCreturned |
Do you have any links? | | | |
| Police State ? on 15:06 - Jun 30 with 918 views | SullutaCreturned |
I ask because a link would be nice, or at least an idea of where you heard it? | | | |
| Police State ? on 15:11 - Jun 30 with 909 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Police State ? on 15:06 - Jun 30 by SullutaCreturned |
I ask because a link would be nice, or at least an idea of where you heard it? |
And here you go...
nuj.org.uk/resource/nuj-condemns-abuse-of-counter-terror-legislation-as-harmful-to-media-freedom.html
declassifieduk.org/journalism-is-not-a-crime-tell-that-to-the-british-state/
wsws.org/en/articles/2025/02/07/wsqx-f07.html
pressgazette.co.uk/news/uk-journalists-detention-for-nearly-24-hours-under-terror-law-condemned/ | | | |
| Police State ? on 15:31 - Jun 30 with 879 views | trampie |
I originally seen it on 'declassified'. | |
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| Police State ? on 15:44 - Jun 30 with 865 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Police State ? on 15:31 - Jun 30 by trampie |
I originally seen it on 'declassified'. |
I've already posted the link mun. | | | |
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| Police State ? on 16:00 - Jun 30 with 837 views | trampie |
| Police State ? on 15:44 - Jun 30 by SullutaCreturned |
I've already posted the link mun. |
Me bad, my excuse is I'm trying to watch Wimbledon. | |
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| Police State ? on 19:22 - Jun 30 with 766 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
Asda are now taking Facial recognition technology.
for using technology rather than making arrests
This invasion of private information is presumably an acceptable way of preventing known thieves benefiting from their stores.
The culture is now allowing crime and prosecution at a later date rather then employing big tough security people. | |
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| Police State ? on 07:48 - Jul 3 with 596 views | trampie |
We have had an English born and bred schoolgirl made stateless, we have had what has been described as stormtroopers raid a Quaker house and manhandle and lock up young women, now there is talk of this group of protesters being declared a terrorist organisation, not commenting on the rights and wrongs of any individual case or my thoughts on the individual cases but is the direction of travel towards a German 1930s police state ? | |
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| Police State ? on 07:52 - Jul 3 with 588 views | Boundy |
| Police State ? on 07:48 - Jul 3 by trampie |
We have had an English born and bred schoolgirl made stateless, we have had what has been described as stormtroopers raid a Quaker house and manhandle and lock up young women, now there is talk of this group of protesters being declared a terrorist organisation, not commenting on the rights and wrongs of any individual case or my thoughts on the individual cases but is the direction of travel towards a German 1930s police state ? |
Is it the 4 you refer to regarding PFA ? if so read the charge sheet then comment regarding whether we're heading towards a police state., 80 years ago they'd have been hanged. | |
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| Police State ? on 07:56 - Jul 3 with 574 views | trampie |
| Police State ? on 07:52 - Jul 3 by Boundy |
Is it the 4 you refer to regarding PFA ? if so read the charge sheet then comment regarding whether we're heading towards a police state., 80 years ago they'd have been hanged. |
When homosexuals would have been jailed in this country you mean ? | |
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| Police State ? on 09:03 - Jul 3 with 547 views | trampie |
| Police State ? on 07:48 - Jul 3 by trampie |
We have had an English born and bred schoolgirl made stateless, we have had what has been described as stormtroopers raid a Quaker house and manhandle and lock up young women, now there is talk of this group of protesters being declared a terrorist organisation, not commenting on the rights and wrongs of any individual case or my thoughts on the individual cases but is the direction of travel towards a German 1930s police state ? |
I forgot to mention all these independent investigative journalists that are getting raided, it's worrying times for freedom of speech and democracy in this country, I've seen it before when a certain group was discriminated against by the authorities in the North of Ireland so its not unprecedented but its a concern, perhaps some would say its warranted because of the current World situation. | |
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| Police State ? on 09:33 - Jul 3 with 543 views | Boundy |
| Police State ? on 07:56 - Jul 3 by trampie |
When homosexuals would have been jailed in this country you mean ? |
Read my post again . | |
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| Police State ? on 12:08 - Jul 6 with 343 views | trampie |
Our rankings for civil liberties and freedom in this country has been declining year on year in recent years its concerning. | |
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| Police State ? on 13:23 - Jul 6 with 289 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
The demonstrators themselves gave consciously upped the ante by causing serious inconvenience to the general public by closing roads and vandalising expensive milliary hardware. It is a fine balance.
I follows the Flan y Ffos mine controversy. Extinction rebellion were the only organisation fighting yo stop illegal mining in Merthyr. It looked to me as if the legal coal supplies to Tata had run out before the furnaces were finally shut. Mining continued without planning permission after the mine must have been given the "nod". Neither the council Senedd nor the mining authorities acted to stop them.
Only extinction Rebellion. The South Wales Constabulary yoh would thing would stop illegal mining operations but they arrested Extinction rebellion people, gave them a coffee and some biscuits and sent the back to Surrey.
The steelworks got a few months a extra work. All very strange. [Post edited 6 Jul 13:58]
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| Police State ? on 15:40 - Jul 6 with 235 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Police State ? on 09:03 - Jul 3 by trampie |
I forgot to mention all these independent investigative journalists that are getting raided, it's worrying times for freedom of speech and democracy in this country, I've seen it before when a certain group was discriminated against by the authorities in the North of Ireland so its not unprecedented but its a concern, perhaps some would say its warranted because of the current World situation. |
Which group in Northern Ireland was discriminated against? Name them please, so we know what you're on about. | | | |
| Police State ? on 16:15 - Jul 6 with 214 views | onehunglow |
| Police State ? on 15:40 - Jul 6 by SullutaCreturned |
Which group in Northern Ireland was discriminated against? Name them please, so we know what you're on about. |
" north of Ireland "
Doesn't exist
Northern Ireland does ,part of the United Kingdom, as is Wales
You gonna tell him or is it down to me again  | |
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| Police State ? on 16:17 - Jul 6 with 206 views | onehunglow |
| Police State ? on 07:56 - Jul 3 by trampie |
When homosexuals would have been jailed in this country you mean ? |
The same people deemed as perverted fornicators by non conformist Wales
Utter hypocrisy
Again | |
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| Police State ? on 16:20 - Jul 6 with 200 views | trampie |
| Police State ? on 15:40 - Jul 6 by SullutaCreturned |
Which group in Northern Ireland was discriminated against? Name them please, so we know what you're on about. |
The group that had less housing opportunities, fewer job opportunities and gerrymandering of electoral boundaries against them. | |
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| Police State ? on 16:52 - Jul 6 with 169 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Police State ? on 16:20 - Jul 6 by trampie |
The group that had less housing opportunities, fewer job opportunities and gerrymandering of electoral boundaries against them. |
Name them then....go on, Why are you pussyfooting around. is it the IRA you are talking about, if not just name them. Don't be scared. | | | |
| Police State ? on 17:06 - Jul 6 with 154 views | trampie |
| Police State ? on 16:52 - Jul 6 by SullutaCreturned |
Name them then....go on, Why are you pussyfooting around. is it the IRA you are talking about, if not just name them. Don't be scared. |
Oh no, I was wondering why you was asking as I thought it was obvious, the group I was referring to that was discriminated against out there at one time was the Catholics. | |
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| Police State ? on 17:50 - Jul 6 with 124 views | KeithHaynes |
This govt is deciding what happens, the police are the services that implement their desire. It’s always been that way. The home office once prescribed Spiral Tribe and Bedlam (Castlemorton illegal raves 1989 to 1993 as a big a danger to the UK as the IRA. Down to the illegal activity that went on within, before and after the raves. Suits will always decide the fate, the people can change it but looking around the UK atm, the only people on the streets are crazy alcoholics in groups outside some closed down dept store huddled up drinking whatever it is with dodgy fentanyl substitute (the original is also dodgy 😂) There is no desire to change as the poll tax riots proved, that was an historical event eventually replaced by another name in govt tax.
A long term friend who was extremely left wing in the 80’s antifa ( not the bellends knocking about today) said to me recently. Why should we take to the streets and fight for change when it’s all going to go to the Muslims.
People are giving up. And as I’ve always said, there is no left or right these days, it’s just a balance of the big two political parties and extremists on either side of it who employ the same tactics. They may as well be old extreme left or extreme right. There’s no difference between any of them.
Pointless being bothered about it really, control and care for what you can for the people you take care of and are close to you. Sad ethic to some but these days why not ? I see nobody of any strength to change anything. |  |
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| Police State ? on 18:17 - Jul 6 with 91 views | Whiterockin |
| Police State ? on 17:50 - Jul 6 by KeithHaynes |
This govt is deciding what happens, the police are the services that implement their desire. It’s always been that way. The home office once prescribed Spiral Tribe and Bedlam (Castlemorton illegal raves 1989 to 1993 as a big a danger to the UK as the IRA. Down to the illegal activity that went on within, before and after the raves. Suits will always decide the fate, the people can change it but looking around the UK atm, the only people on the streets are crazy alcoholics in groups outside some closed down dept store huddled up drinking whatever it is with dodgy fentanyl substitute (the original is also dodgy 😂) There is no desire to change as the poll tax riots proved, that was an historical event eventually replaced by another name in govt tax.
A long term friend who was extremely left wing in the 80’s antifa ( not the bellends knocking about today) said to me recently. Why should we take to the streets and fight for change when it’s all going to go to the Muslims.
People are giving up. And as I’ve always said, there is no left or right these days, it’s just a balance of the big two political parties and extremists on either side of it who employ the same tactics. They may as well be old extreme left or extreme right. There’s no difference between any of them.
Pointless being bothered about it really, control and care for what you can for the people you take care of and are close to you. Sad ethic to some but these days why not ? I see nobody of any strength to change anything. |
The last paragraph is exactly my priority. Some things you can change some you can't, I've no real interest in what I can't change. Family is everything. |  | | |
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