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More indications of criminality in the police. This 42 day detention without charge business is bad news because it shows how asleep the people are; they are foolishly and dangerously believing the scaremongering lies by officials and allowing the police to have more and more independent power. That can only turn very very bad. Just today I read about an inspector of police posing as a camera man trying to incite violence and murder (search on police bush visit uk and Galloway for example to get the full info).
And only a couple of days previously I have been reading, (again, you can easily find the same with a search), about police behaviour in aggressively demanding amateur photographers to hand over their cameras - a totally illegal command for any police officer to issue. It shows there is 'intelligence' behind this and it is not sporadic misbehaviour. This will surely get much worse. I see the very same thing being plainly exhibited both here in the UK and in the USA.
The intention behind this new crackdown on photographers is that they are the ones who capture photographic evidence -- if ever you wonder how dangerous that is for these criminal police and the controlling intelligence directing them, then take a look at 9/11 photographs and 7/7 photographs (if you study the right ones then you will figure out quite easily that they were inside jobs).
This is why they are putting fear into photographers; they want to make them afraid to take photographs. This way every time they commit a criminal atrocity - such as 9/11 or 7/7 - then they can get away with it more reliably.
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My latest article (Reason vs Emotion) is not entirely unconnected to all of this and may help you to understand why individual police officers are behaving so criminally, so evilly, and, more importantly, why none of them seem to be blowing the whistle or leaking what is really going on with them in secret. It means they are of one mind, and, clearly to me, it is a new nazi mind.
Friday 27th June 2008
A bad day for the UK. History will mark this day as a bad one for the UK. As I type the news is coming across on my radio as it happens that the House of Commons has voted to accept the proposed detention period of 42 days. Not so long ago it was increased to 28 days and before that it was three days and had been three days for decades. We are being de-humanised systematically and by increasing degree, almost it seems, by the day.
There have been a couple of feeble protests but not much more, unfortunately.
A former prime minister (UK)wrote an article against the 42 days idea. When he was in that job that same man pleaded with the nation to let the secret services and the police work together. To me that was a red alert and I never understood why there was no uproar of protest. He, by the way, is a member, as I understand it, of the CFR and it seems obvious that whatever else they get up to he, this ex PM, as a member, doesn't have much of a clue about what is really going on; otherwise he wouldn't have written that article I mentioned that appeared in the Times earlier this week.
He is not the only person who should have been listened to - not while in office but reading his protest against this insane 42 day prisoner without prisoner rights new de-humanising lever. MI5 also came out of the closet and said it had had nothing to do with it. From memory I seem to recall that when the idea was first knocked down it was for a much longer period and that the idea had not been put forward by any police authority but by some anonymous government office in Northern Ireland.
I find it utterly incredible that this inching towards tyranny can take place with so meek and mild a response from at least the more intelligent among the british public. Taken together with other events in recent history it is blatantly obvious what is under way. This new nazi era has crept upon us all by stealth. This will be known as a bad day if ever real history gets to be revealed for future generations.
Oh, and a whole bundle of new articles and a new category for them: Laptop Owners.
Wednesday 11th June 2008
Email outage update (and an update note on web censoring) This morning's investigations have pinpointed the problem (which continues by the way) and I am now 90% certain it is with my hosting ISP mail servers.
Also, because of the nature of some of my web content, I want to make it clear that this is not due to anything sinister at all.
I am 100% sure of that. Why not 90%? It's too boring to explain.
Also, I note the few visitors I get here sometimes take a look at my censorship articles so I want to just add here that, again, I am absolutely sure that there is nothing sinister going on at all in my life. I dare say that could change at any time but I don't want to convey a false idea about anything and especially about such a serious subject as what is currently going on in the world (especially in the USA and the UK).
I have not checked the censoring of my pages lately but I know how it is done and why and I support the idea. What I don't like is the anonymity of it; I believe censored pages should automatically be notified to the web master - otherwise everyone loses out. But this is a technology problem or issue that needs to be addressed (ISPs please take note), mainly, and the moral or rightness of it is really in the non openness about what is being censored and why and what pages are being censored and why the owner of those pages can't be informed. I am all in favour of a huge outcry on that topic. But none of it has any sinister element, at least not in my own case, this web site.
That's how things stand at present.
Please bear with me if you expected an email.
Sunday, 1st June 2008
Email problems. Yesterday, last day of May, there was a distinct lack of my usual batch of emails and checking with a few tests shows "something is up". I don't know what; just that 'something' is up.
If you have emailed me and wondering why I seem to be ignoring you - I'm not ignoring anyone.
(Earlier) Sunday, 1st June 2008
(If you're looking for May's entries here, they're in 'Previous Blogs' now
* * * Bax It! is now available. * * *
Normally I don't link to other sites, however, if the Minot incident interests you then you may like to spend some time reading this Project Camelot (''Jack Carter'')
By Paul E. Coughlin
SaneThinking.com
3 July 2008
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