Kill The Police, Riot, Then Slavery UK

You will by now have seen some of the effects of the police cuts.

Eastgate Street stabbing: Police outnumbered during "major disorder"

www.gloucestercitizen.co.uk... This incident in Gloucester is a sign. Act now to prevent things getting out of hand in your locality.

Fast forward to London this summer. The same disorder will spill over into rape and other violence, major fires destroying homes and businesses, and large scale theft of the heavily advertised consumer goods strongly desired by the simple minded. Your relatives could be the ones to suffer, innocently caught up in the mayhem. This concerns you.

It must be obvious now what the private financiers plan is.

1. Cutback on the number of constables available.
2. Allow the criminal community to appreciate the fact that they cannot be stopped, except by organised local resistance.
3. Watch as the riots reach epic proportions.
4. 'Rescue' us all with a privately controlled, armed police force made up largely of disturbed war veterans.


Joe Vialls told us years ago that the war wasn't about oil. It was a way of preparing a pool of war damaged veterans who would feel their sacrifice was not appreciated by those back home and therefore be easily manipulated into committing atrocities against their own people. This is why supporting veterans mental health charities is so important to all of us.

Two things we can do now.

Support the constables. They're often too busy or stressed to even grunt an acknowledgement, but if you find one who has time to talk, ask them about their job and ask how you can support them.

Taking power back into our own hands is the other thing we can do. Elect local constables as a focal point for resistance against the mob. A rampaging mob only clears the way for warlords to take over. Keep it civilised. Open communication with the constables will help us prepare our peoples constabulary.


Whatever you do, don't fall for the 'revolution is the only way' message. We'll see a lot of Charlie Vietch types calling for mass disorder. His type work for the bankers.

Skip to 3:14 in this video to see Charlie the Rebel dissing Ian Tomlinson.
And here for your amusement.

Don't be a proper Charlie. Get real on this issue. Our future depends on it.

Are you not over blowing what appears to have been a large, drunken brawl at 3 in the morning after kick out time into something it isn't?

Yes, the Police were "outnumbered" but that is because they simply were not prepared for it. On other days, say a football match, they will be very prepared and have sufficient officers.

It's also worth noting that Gloucestershire Constabulary has a total of around 1,200 Officers (including Specials) and has only seen a reduction of around 10% in numbers from 2010 - so a loss of around 120 officers. As I understand it, the local PCC has managed to find some money from the Local Authorities which has mitigated the cuts and saved front line roles.

I think it's more a matter of the Gorvernment not giving a stuff about us plebs, as long as the fancy areas they live in are policed properly.
There was a documnetary series on not so long ago about the South Yorkshire police, and the savage budget cuts they had to deal with, while the governments much loved "targets" were all hiked up by 25%.

a reply to: stumason

Our local PCC is doing a great job. The stress shows on his face. More cuts are coming and the criminals are keeping themselves informed.

This was an unusually large and lengthy drunken brawl. The inability to contain it will have been noted by the local crims.

Not only are further cuts coming but the force are leaving in droves. Poor hours, lack of support (from piers and communities), poor placements, too much box ticking and number crunching - believe me, even if spending were to increase it can not solve what is already broken.

The force no longer attracts the right sort of person (not PC but you all know what I mean).

Target driven policing has changed the whole ethos of the force, pushing non issues and diminishing local Bobby on the beat style policing.

Outnumbered? Yes, very. Coupled with no respect from those in the community and no training in using real force they are on to a loser.

a reply to: Kester

The cops are more often than not outnumbered by the plague of drunken drugged up hooligans every friday and saturday night in towns and cities across the UK.

The recent cuts have certainly added to the problem.

The government seems to think all these problems can be solved by a more high tech police force with less boots on the ground.
Pretty much all cops(and most of the public) would disagree with this I think.

originally posted by: WilsonWilson
I think it's more a matter of the Gorvernment not giving a stuff about us plebs...

Always the way.

...police cuts will put lives at risk...

www.southyorkshiretimes.co.uk...
A look at the comments under this story shows how the anti-constabulary operations like Hillsborough have been very successful at turning the rest of the public against all constables. Sure, some pigs need slotting. But many that I've met have been amongst the most decent and honourable members of society. James Patrick www.abovetopsecret.com... recently tweeted.

"Hooha to one side: does anyone actually, really believe that knowledge of crime would ever fit within the definition of an Official Secret? The answer is what it always has been: no. Goes to show the power and abuse of this 'sign the OSA' bull# though, doesn't it."

a reply to: Kester

I agree supporting the Constables is the way to go....people, especially the younger among us, romanticize the idea of 'revolution' and major public disorder...but in truth, the majority of people most certainly want order, not disorder.

People will choose safety over danger for their families and themselves generally speaking, and so will not become part of the problem.

But of course, you do see where the Police Constable cut backs are inevitably headed don't you?

A smaller Police force, with incidents where the local Constabulary is vastly outnumbered by rampaging thugs and murderers has only one direction to go...a fully and heavily armed Police force.

It's on the cards. It really wouldn't surprise me to learn that the Police cut backs are not due to budgetary considerations, but are actually deliberately contrived to facilitate a fully armed Police Force in Britain.

There would be no public outcry to a fully armed and primed ready to become a totalitarian Police state, if the alternative is total anarchy and mortal danger to the public from criminal thugs.

See how it goes eh? But arming the Police is the next logical step IMO.

a reply to: Silcone Synapse

And the cuts are going to carry on.

I'd leave the pub early if this was waiting for me.

I would legalise cannabis and have all rpofits from the sale split between the police and NHS, so the real scourge of alcohol abuse can be tackled properly, it's a massive drain on health and police authorities.

originally posted by: MysterX
It really wouldn't surprise me to learn that the Police cut backs are not due to budgetary considerations, but are actually deliberately contrived to facilitate a fully armed Police Force in Britain.

Do you mind if I have ten thousand T shirts printed with those words?

a reply to: WilsonWilson

I often think there should be a specialised alcohol response force available, paid for with the profits of the industry shareholders.

a reply to: Kester

Ridiculous scaremongering. Why don't you do something with your life instead of hiding indoors?

a reply to: DPrice

You haven't got a clue.

originally posted by: Kester

originally posted by: MysterX
It really wouldn't surprise me to learn that the Police cut backs are not due to budgetary considerations, but are actually deliberately contrived to facilitate a fully armed Police Force in Britain.

Do you mind if I have ten thousand T shirts printed with those words?

LOL...words are freely available to and for everyone to use as they see fit.

Mine are no exception...get printing!

a reply to: Kester

I live in London mate, things are actually safer than they were 10 years ago. Look up some stats some time.

a reply to: DPrice

Thats a weird repsonse from one forum member to another, could we not all be doing something else?

originally posted by: and14263
Poor hours...

From what I've heard the shift patterns are deliberately arranged to exhaust and confuse.


Some say compulsory martial arts training would enhance peacekeeping abilities. Two of my most nefarious friends often talk with respect about the constables they know through their martial arts classes.

And yes, the job has to be attractive with adequate reward for getting bitten, spat at and much worse. Less reward and lack of respect from the general public does attract a lower standard of recruit.

a reply to: DPrice

Let's hope you are right and continue to be right.

How come there are so few police here in NI, yet it is largely peaceful, they are often on the beat, and you can engage with them, just like it used to to be many Moons ago.