Has a British Government ever appeared so terrified of its own people? More to the point, can you think of one that deserved it more?
…
I don’t think The Powers That Be can change course without destroying themselves, so they’re going to hang on as everything slowly burns down around them. Most of those protestors voted Tory or Labour in the last twenty years; it’s a bit late to be protesting this now.

Also in Surrey, Southhampton,… – in fact across the whole country – with merely the latest trigger pull being two Afghan asylum seekers charged with raping a 12-year-old girl in quiet Warwickshire town, and the Police advising authorities not to reveal their background – a censorship effort that failed.

Which came hard on the heels of this recent news about a secret police unit that has expanded its online spying from Covid-19 dissidents to anybody now objecting to mass migration:

There is a tendency in British political discourse to overuse the word “Orwellian”. But there can be no better term to describe the behaviour of the Labour Government in deploying a secretive “spy” unit to monitor social media for posts critical of asylum seekers or “two tier” policing – and then request that this content be concealed from public view.
…
Yet when this mission creep became public knowledge, the Government did not change course. Instead, it appears to have doubled down.

But the fuel has been piling up for decades.

“Slept”? AYFKM? I saw a similar newspaper report from one of the national dailies about a 12 year old “who had 5 lovers”.

Police have just banned, for 28 days, people protesting against mass migration outside the Britannia Hotel.

Britain is turning into a complete dictatorship now. Looking at this, even the famous charity worker and homeless campaigner, Nick Buckley said:

The government is afraid. Only a scared government turns to totalitarianism and removes the rights of citizens over the feelings of foreigners. Trouble is coming for us because we rejected our responsibility to the country.

How insane is British censorship becoming?

Perhaps they could get some of the original victims of the Pakistani Muslim Grooming Rape gangs to say these things online instead? Let’s see if the British Police would be willing to punish them again?

Two-tier policing is the nail in the coffin for Britain’s social contract:

Has a British Government ever appeared so terrified of its own people? More to the point, can you think of one that deserved it more? The social contract has been shredded. You go to work and pay your taxes for a state that seems to be crumbling into disrepair. In exchange, the Government takes your money, and uses it to fund an alleged secret scheme to fly in Taliban fighters to live on your street. But don’t worry – we’ve got a new “elite police squad” to prevent trouble.

People have noticed:

The problem is that it isn’t working. The population is fed up with being punished for doing the right thing. The hectoring about slavery, imperialism, war and all the other iniquities of history used to justify sacrificing our comforts and liberties on the altar of mass migration is no longer having the desired effect. British citizens living today did not build the empire. They didn’t enslave anyone. Why should they foot the bill for housing illegal migrants up in four star hotels in central London? Why should they put up with them working in the shadow economy?

Unfortunately for the Government, the previously silent majority is beginning to vocally express its frustration. MPs and ministers are fearful that the country is becoming a “tinderbox”. But even this isn’t enough to convince them that we must change course.

That last is the caveat. I don’t think The Powers That Be can change course without destroying themselves, so they’re going to hang on as everything slowly burns down around them. Most of those protestors voted Tory or Labour in the last twenty years; it’s a bit late to be protesting this now.

As to the Police involved with real crime, the story isn’t much better, as the following story – amazingly from the BBC – makes brutally clear, Women abused as children by Rotherham gangs say police also sexually assaulted them:

Five women who were exploited by grooming gangs in Rotherham as children say they were also abused by police officers in the town at the time. One says she was raped from the age of 12 by a serving South Yorkshire Police (SYP) officer in a marked police car. He would threaten to hand her back to the gang if she did not comply, she says.
…
“I would rather be raped once, or give one man oral sex, than to be taken somewhere where I know it’d be 15… 20 guys one after another. That was just easier,” 

After she was pressured into an illegal abortion by the grooming gang, she says a youth worker contacted social services and the police. But she was left “destroyed”, she says, when one of the officers who had been abusing her turned up to interview her. A few days later, the same officer ripped her statement up in front of her and threw it in the bin, she says, and no further action was taken.

More terrible details at the link. I’m not sure if investigations of all this history by the current Police are going to cut it anymore, even if prosecutions, convictions and actual jail time are obtained for those officers. The loss of faith starts with the victims but is now spreading throughout British society.

Of the 30 women who gave their accounts to Switalskis Solicitors, only 17 have agreed to their testimony being given to the police. Some of the remaining potential witnesses have withdrawn from the SYP investigation, say the solicitors, with some saying they do not trust the force or have lost faith in the justice system.
…
Garry Harper spent two years working on the IOPC’s Operation Linden – an investigation into how SYP responded to allegations of child sexual abuse in Rotherham between 1997 and 2013. The eight-year investigation was “an abject failure from beginning to end”, says Mr Harper, adding that SYP “managed to evade almost any accountability”. The watchdog upheld 43 complaints against individual officers, with eight facing misconduct and six facing gross misconduct charges. But no officers lost their jobs or faced criminal charges.

Would you trust a British cop nowadays?

There are still twats like James O’Brien defending all this of course, but reality will breakthrough to even him sooner or later.

All the evidence?