Originally posted by BobTheCrate
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Previously on "Fascist British government uses ermergency powers against G8 protesters"
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I forget the figures hyperD, but I believe the Tories won more Parliamentary English seats than Labour at the last election. And that's with the unpopular Michael Howard at their helm.
So it's not all as hopeless as it may at first seem. Well, probably not.
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Originally posted by BobTheCrate
If the last election was an indication, England has already rumbled Blair, it's the Scots and Welsh who are still fooled by these deceivers.
I'd like to agree with you there Bob, but I still think alot of people are still unaware of the longterm damage this government are having. Although things like WMD, Byers, Bliar etc are tangibles for some people, most are completely clueless about everything else.
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Originally posted by zathrasThe British people as a whole seem oblivious to this as they went and elected him for another 5 years
The message is this. If you aren't a terrorist, you have nothing to fear. But if you are a terrorist, we're coming to get you.
Remember, you can have all the civil rights you want, but they won't protect you if you are in an underground train that is blown up.
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As WGAS illustrated and threaded correctly commented,
these guys are gradually mutating or evolving into Imperial Stormtroopers.
I'd hate to imagine the political fall out if the Tories introduced and suggested a fraction of the legislation Labour has.
I agree with Zathras. The population are indeed mostly oblivious to the ways in which Labour have and still plan to erode our freedoms. Much of it nothing to do with terrorism or the crime it pretends to address.
But the fact this deceitful Government will try to use terrorism to scare or persuade people into giving up these freedoms, is testimony to their true intent.
If the last election was an indication, England has already rumbled Blair, it's the Scots and Welsh who are still fooled by these deceivers.Last edited by BobTheCrate; 1 August 2005, 09:55.
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Originally posted by threadedBlair doesn't have the working class accent of Stalin.
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Originally posted by zeitghostYou don't think that Bliar is the reincarnation of Joseph Stalin by any chance?
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As The Economist rightly observes this week, as with all new laws introduced "reluctantly and only as a last resort to be used in exceptional cases and times", expect them to be routinely used to their full in all manner of circumstances within weeks of introduction. Once a law is "reluctantly" passed, the police have no concept of only "using it a bit" and will always use their new powers to the full.
As the punchline says, "Policemen and politicians are shooting from the hip. That's bad."
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Originally posted by sappatzapparently they used emergency terrorism powers against street musicians and peaceful demonstrators : they where hold for up to 96 hours in soolitary confinment without access to lawyers !
everything goes well. Heil Blair !
It is a sentiment that perhaps Blair should take heed of. He has been dismantling the basic parts of what constitutes our liberty for some years now. That started with the steady erosion of Parliament's power with increasing uses of secondary legislation - see the Regulation of Investigative Powers Act for example (Blair has the worse voting record of any PM at around 3-4%), reduction in the Right to a Jury Trial, ID Cards, Civil Contingency Bill, reducing the power of judges by giving pmore power to ministers to make what are essentially judicial matters - for example Control Orders.
The British people as a whole seem oblivious to this as they went and elected him for another 5 years
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What no crotch protectors?
Paint 'em white and you'd have something from Star Wars.
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Here's a G8 link that should make Lucifer Box laugh, have you ever seen more camp police officers
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Which reminds me. Anyone know of any site where I can get free non-copyright pics of politicians? I want to set up an interactive stabbing politicians to music game.
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They've also confiscated servers of people running blogs about G8 protests.
Funny how they'll go after blogs of G8 protesters but not those of islamic extremists based in Britain.
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Are you saying that the police are rounding up peaceful protesters? Are you sure they are not rounding up people intent on mischief: one of the forms of mischief being to claim they are peaceful protesters when in fact they have other intentions?
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