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Henry VIII had a thought crime law. You could be executed for thinking wrong. Presumably, never rescinded. I probably shouldn't mention it.
UK Police and Judiciary out of control?
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Could our jails accommodate all the Brighton & Millwall supporters who think that they will win the Cup?
I'll try not to think about it.
Not convinced. His pupils aren't that large.
I think he is just a natural mentalist, unquestioning order-follower. Much more dangerous than any drug.
eaglesdare
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Funny if it wasn't true...
The thought police knocked on my door last night. I thought "I'm out"
eaglesdare
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England
Birmingham police keep digging that grave. A simple apology would have been enough.
They can't help themselves. Lying is second nature to them.
eaglesdare
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Met pays Graham Linehan £25k over Heathrow arrest
The Metropolitan Police has paid £25,000 in compensation to Graham Linehan following his arrest for gender-critical posts.
"Met police pay Graham Linehan £25k over arrest for gender-critical posts"
Met pays Graham Linehan £25k over Heathrow arrest
The Metropolitan Police has paid £25,000 in compensation to Graham Linehan following his arrest for gender-critical posts.www.yahoo.com
"Met police pay Graham Linehan £25k over arrest for gender-critical posts"
What were they thinking?
5 armed coppers greeted a comedian at the airport. Who the feck signed it off?
The way this was handles beggars belief. It is common practice for armed Police to arrest those entering the UK who are wanted(?), however they could have waited at passport control, who would have his name on a watch list, and spoke to him in private.
However, the reasons given for his arrest is yet another prime example of two tier policing and an attack on free speech ( well right wing anti trans anyway)
It was a non violent non time critical issue. Why did the police not invite him to attend a police station to discuss the matter. They do it with others.
We all know the answer, don’t we
Our police 😒
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I kind of feel sorry for the guy.Our police 😒
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There was a time when speaking English and being a British born national was an essential prerequisit to policing in the UK and this was for good sound common sense reasons. Then DEI took over and...
Painfully out of his depth and he doesn't want to be there any more than the suspect. He'd obviously be much happier in a nice, cushy customer service role somewhere.
The institution is to blame for pushing him into it.
Agree with you entirely
Is it some sort of job swap? We have sent an Officer to his country of origin. Surely he is not a full time UK Police Officer. The Officer in the background hardly hid his embarrassment
It's an institutional failure, whatever way you look at it.
Someone has signed off on this guy's training and signed him off as ready for frontline duty.