| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? 07:12 - Jun 2 with 7709 views | AnotherJohn |
18 year old victim: I've been stabbed.
Police officer: I don't think you have mate.
Harrowing video of a disgusting miscarriage of justice. |  | | |  |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 03:26 - Jun 6 with 878 views | mangohilljack |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 11:01 - Jun 2 by onehunglow |
I repeat, something very sinister is going on within the police service and Courts |
Some of us have been warning about this for years, the whole infiltration from top to bottom of this country. Only to be called racist/far right/nazi etc.
Well the chickens are coming home to roost now and we have one chance left to save this country (some believe it's already gone too far)
the next election is just as important as any war we have had in our history.
get it wrong and nobody will want to know the world we are leaving our children and their children with.
make it count | | | |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 03:38 - Jun 6 with 874 views | mangohilljack |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 06:59 - Jun 3 by Scotia |
I'm worried about Farage. The man is evil, corrupt and dangerous.
I've noticed this morning he's roped the Southport murders in to the murder of Henry Novak. He'll stop at nothing even expoliting the murder of children.
Now we've had Stephen Yaxley - Lennon addressing people out side Southampton police station. We're in a dangerous place. |
You're blaming all the wrong people mush, try looking a bit closer to home and the absolute filth you support. They are trying their best to bring this country to its knees and people like you think it's great. Just remember people like you are contributing to this, enjoy telling your grandkids. | | | |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 03:59 - Jun 6 with 845 views | mangohilljack |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 09:53 - Jun 5 by controversial_jack |
Floyd was killed by the police, Novak wasn't |
Floyd was a junkie career criminal who died of a fentanyl overdose
Nowak wasn't (notice I spelt the name correctly) | | | |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 04:03 - Jun 6 with 843 views | mangohilljack |
To the Metropolitan Police,
You were the gold standard. The model every nation copied. When Scotland Yard spoke, criminals listened. That badge meant integrity. It meant courage. It meant the law applied equally, without fear or favour.
Look at you now.
You are a punchline. A cautionary tale. A force that clears up fewer than one in ten burglaries while your officers film TikTok videos in uniform. You arrested a man in Lancashire at dawn for a Facebook post in 2024 while grooming gangs operated in Rochdale for years with barely a raised eyebrow. You invented non-crime hate incidents so you could harass pensioners for wrongthink while real victims wait on hold.
You kneeled for mobs in 2020 while statues fell and businesses burned. You stood aside while extremists marched with impunity, then raided homes over memes. You have turned the oldest police force in the world into a politicised enforcement squad for the narrative, not the public.
You chose diversity dashboards over clear-up rates. You chose community engagement over enforcement. You chose the approval of NGOs and Twitter mobs over the safety of the people who pay your wages. You chose feelings over facts, and political safety over actual policing.
You did not lose your way. You sold it. Slowly, deliberately, one diversity training course at a time, one apology tweet at a time, one decision to stand down while crime happened in front of you.
The British people see you now. We see the double standards. We see the collapse in basic standards. We see a force that looks more like political commissars than police officers. We see officers who remember their oath sidelined while the ideologues get promoted.
You wanted to be political enforcers. Congratulations. You got your wish. Now you get treated like political operatives. No more benefit of the doubt. No more automatic respect. You burned that.
The mask is off. The receipts are published. The record is being kept.
We are watching. | | | |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 07:56 - Jun 6 with 764 views | trampie |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 11:01 - Jun 2 by onehunglow |
I repeat, something very sinister is going on within the police service and Courts |
Reading people's comments on social media comparing a 15 year old English schoolgirl made stateless by the British state (dont think she has been convicted in a British court of law by a jury) while that guy with a double barrel name that uses an alias name who has apparently lives in Spain for 3 years and has an Irish passport has not been stripped of UK citizenship and he has a string of convictions.
We will be back to jailing people without jury trial like they did in a part of the UK in my lifetime, oh wait a minute they are talking about doing that now. [Post edited 6 Jun 8:45]
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 08:28 - Jun 6 with 742 views | Scotia |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 03:38 - Jun 6 by mangohilljack |
You're blaming all the wrong people mush, try looking a bit closer to home and the absolute filth you support. They are trying their best to bring this country to its knees and people like you think it's great. Just remember people like you are contributing to this, enjoy telling your grandkids. |
I don't support anyone. | | | |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 10:18 - Jun 6 with 698 views | controversial_jack |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 03:59 - Jun 6 by mangohilljack |
Floyd was a junkie career criminal who died of a fentanyl overdose
Nowak wasn't (notice I spelt the name correctly) |
Apologies about the spelling. He was a career criminal, but he didn't die of an overdose. there were traces of substances in his bloodstream, but nothing excessive. He was deliberately killed by a police officer who was supposed to save life. Whether it was racist,who knows, but cop was white, he was black, we will never know, but that's how it was seen at the time.
The Nowak murder was not racist at all, just some nutter who murdered an innocent lad. The racism has been stirred up by some disgusting far right political opportunists. We all know who they are. | | | |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 10:19 - Jun 6 with 702 views | union_jack |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 07:56 - Jun 6 by trampie |
Reading people's comments on social media comparing a 15 year old English schoolgirl made stateless by the British state (dont think she has been convicted in a British court of law by a jury) while that guy with a double barrel name that uses an alias name who has apparently lives in Spain for 3 years and has an Irish passport has not been stripped of UK citizenship and he has a string of convictions.
We will be back to jailing people without jury trial like they did in a part of the UK in my lifetime, oh wait a minute they are talking about doing that now. [Post edited 6 Jun 8:45]
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You are likening a girl who left the UK to join ISIS and take part in atrocities against mankind with a person who has your country (like it or not) at heart and wants to reduce the influence from other cultures that are slowly subsuming our own.
I’m no big fan of TR but I am on his side far more than the ISIS moll!
You are a disgrace! |  |
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 10:26 - Jun 6 with 696 views | onehunglow |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 07:56 - Jun 6 by trampie |
Reading people's comments on social media comparing a 15 year old English schoolgirl made stateless by the British state (dont think she has been convicted in a British court of law by a jury) while that guy with a double barrel name that uses an alias name who has apparently lives in Spain for 3 years and has an Irish passport has not been stripped of UK citizenship and he has a string of convictions.
We will be back to jailing people without jury trial like they did in a part of the UK in my lifetime, oh wait a minute they are talking about doing that now. [Post edited 6 Jun 8:45]
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That is as appalling a post as I’ve read ever
If you are not a troll , you are either malevolent or deeply troubled
You should simply not be living on this island
Hypocrisy on industrial scale
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 10:27 - Jun 6 with 695 views | onehunglow |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 08:28 - Jun 6 by Scotia |
I don't support anyone. |
Yes you do | |
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 10:58 - Jun 6 with 674 views | trampie |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 10:19 - Jun 6 by union_jack |
You are likening a girl who left the UK to join ISIS and take part in atrocities against mankind with a person who has your country (like it or not) at heart and wants to reduce the influence from other cultures that are slowly subsuming our own.
I’m no big fan of TR but I am on his side far more than the ISIS moll!
You are a disgrace! |
He doesn't have my country at heart, he is a foreigner he is of Irish descent and he lives in Spain, he supports a foreign power in the shape of Israel, he is no British patriot.
It's people online who have linked the two not just me, the point about our justice system is the English girl in question was made stateless for something she did at 15 years of age, she should be tried as a minor, she is English to make her stateless is a cop out by the establishment she is our problem and she should be dealt with by our state. | |
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 12:01 - Jun 6 with 658 views | Scotia |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 10:27 - Jun 6 by onehunglow |
Yes you do |
I genuinely don't. I very much oppose much of the political views on here, but I don't support anyone.
I'm a centrist, so there is nobody to support | | | |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 15:35 - Jun 6 with 625 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 07:56 - Jun 6 by trampie |
Reading people's comments on social media comparing a 15 year old English schoolgirl made stateless by the British state (dont think she has been convicted in a British court of law by a jury) while that guy with a double barrel name that uses an alias name who has apparently lives in Spain for 3 years and has an Irish passport has not been stripped of UK citizenship and he has a string of convictions.
We will be back to jailing people without jury trial like they did in a part of the UK in my lifetime, oh wait a minute they are talking about doing that now. [Post edited 6 Jun 8:45]
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She should make her own way home and claim “asylum” like all her murdering ISIS chums |  |
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 17:40 - Jun 6 with 583 views | KeithHaynes |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 07:56 - Jun 6 by trampie |
Reading people's comments on social media comparing a 15 year old English schoolgirl made stateless by the British state (dont think she has been convicted in a British court of law by a jury) while that guy with a double barrel name that uses an alias name who has apparently lives in Spain for 3 years and has an Irish passport has not been stripped of UK citizenship and he has a string of convictions.
We will be back to jailing people without jury trial like they did in a part of the UK in my lifetime, oh wait a minute they are talking about doing that now. [Post edited 6 Jun 8:45]
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Don’t believe he has ever been convicted by a jury though.
For context only 😉 |  |
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 17:54 - Jun 6 with 575 views | ModeratorC |
Possibly leave the insults aside and spend an extra minute describing why you feel like you do . Thanks. | | | |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 18:04 - Jun 6 with 568 views | max936 |
Then the Country will be in trouble, I like a lot of what Rupert Lowe says, but and its a big but, he could cause massive issues with division. |  | | |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 18:30 - Jun 6 with 539 views | KeithHaynes |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 12:01 - Jun 6 by Scotia |
I genuinely don't. I very much oppose much of the political views on here, but I don't support anyone.
I'm a centrist, so there is nobody to support |
I’m older, ditto. | |
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 18:44 - Jun 6 with 528 views | trampie |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 17:40 - Jun 6 by KeithHaynes |
Don’t believe he has ever been convicted by a jury though.
For context only 😉 |
That would be good going as he has been convicted multiple times, including serving 5 jail terms accordingto wiki, I seen it somewhere that on one occasion he could have opted for a trial by jury but didn't as it was the difference between 2 years and 14 years, then on another occasion he did the opposite, probably advised, he has top barristers, some people think paid for by Israel and/or rich right wing Americans. [Post edited 6 Jun 18:59]
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 18:49 - Jun 6 with 526 views | trampie |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 18:30 - Jun 6 by KeithHaynes |
I’m older, ditto. |
I could be said to be a centrist as well as I vote Plaid, check out the 'political compass site' tracking of the parties over the years, Labour, Conservatives, Reform now those three they are all extremists for you?, virtually off the graph most of the time. | |
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 19:12 - Jun 6 with 518 views | KeithHaynes |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 18:44 - Jun 6 by trampie |
That would be good going as he has been convicted multiple times, including serving 5 jail terms accordingto wiki, I seen it somewhere that on one occasion he could have opted for a trial by jury but didn't as it was the difference between 2 years and 14 years, then on another occasion he did the opposite, probably advised, he has top barristers, some people think paid for by Israel and/or rich right wing Americans. [Post edited 6 Jun 18:59]
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I would imagine from his persistent requests for donations. Rebel News are invested in him though.
Yes, he has been committed to prison but these for me have been as a result of his insistence in broadcasting his film on rape gangs. Mortgage fraud, yes, I think entering into a country on a false passport,
I had to look at his wiki 😂 Two assaults, although it looks like he has been cleared for failing to open his phone to the police and then stalking and harassment of a journalist who did the same to him and a football related public order offence. Yes, not a good record at all. | |
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 19:33 - Jun 6 with 500 views | KeithHaynes |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 18:49 - Jun 6 by trampie |
I could be said to be a centrist as well as I vote Plaid, check out the 'political compass site' tracking of the parties over the years, Labour, Conservatives, Reform now those three they are all extremists for you?, virtually off the graph most of the time. |
I don’t see Reform as extremists, I think Farage is unlikeable, they are a right wing party for sure overall I think Restore are closing in on far right. UKIP do attract the far right, If these are things any more. Labour are a danger to the country with their policies, Lambie and Abbot are completely out of their minds, and maybe centre to far left. The more far left parties like Your Party etc are about as popular as a cheese trifle, almost far left wing for me.
I’m using these terms even though I don’t think they apply these days. The perceived right wing are in the majority but they will eat themselves.
I will add the Green Party are led by a man who is a danger to women who has a very dark past encouraging women to be hypnotised so he can enlarge their breasts, plus he like Robinson has changed his name. Never has the term grifter been more relevant.
I see nothing in any of them. Plaid are nationalists but then there are nationalists in England who they oppose. SNP are on holiday in their huge motor home.
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 19:40 - Jun 6 with 490 views | max936 |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 18:30 - Jun 6 by KeithHaynes |
I’m older, ditto. |
I don't agree with most of the left's views, centre to slightly right is where I probably stand, I don't agree with hardworking taxpayers paying for everything and certainly do not agree with that utter cow Reeves looking for more and more ways to take money off us to waste and give away and watching where our hard earned money is going, free country my hairy derriere. | | | |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 19:44 - Jun 6 with 487 views | KeithHaynes |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 19:40 - Jun 6 by max936 |
I don't agree with most of the left's views, centre to slightly right is where I probably stand, I don't agree with hardworking taxpayers paying for everything and certainly do not agree with that utter cow Reeves looking for more and more ways to take money off us to waste and give away and watching where our hard earned money is going, free country my hairy derriere. |
Where the money goes is my issue, it’s absolute madness. | |
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? (n/t) on 19:53 - Jun 6 with 483 views | max936 |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 19:44 - Jun 6 by KeithHaynes |
Where the money goes is my issue, it’s absolute madness. |
Most is wasted by this lot, the Tories were bad as well. but this Reeves character allows money to be wasted by Starmer in the main and then piles more pressure on the taxpayer to pay for it all.
Worst PM and government I've ever known, can't stand the sight of Starmer, Reeves, and Miliband and Lammy is the government's pantomime clown.
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| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 20:01 - Jun 6 with 477 views | onehunglow |
| Does a DEI mindset mean that police prioritise racism over all else? on 17:54 - Jun 6 by ModeratorC |
Possibly leave the insults aside and spend an extra minute describing why you feel like you do . Thanks. |
And of course this should apply to the likes of Farage or Thatcher , come to that
I would like to see less racist towards England
It seems perfectly acceptable
To me
We see much eugenical crap about Welsh v English and to me it’s highly offensive and those posting such material need challenging | |
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