Association of Chief Police Officers abuses young children like paedophiles
The Home Office is breaking the law under section 6(1) of the Human Rights Act by allowing ACPO (which is a private organisation without statutory powers) to invade the privacy of young children, by spying on them just like predatory paedophiles.
It may also be unlawful under Article 14 of the European Convention to discriminate against Muslims.
At a time when the world is trying to put The War Against Terrorism (TWAT) behind us with President Barack Obama replacing George W Bush in the White House, we discover a Fifth Column at work in the UK.
Given that the police are deemed to be institutionally racist, and harbouring a strong fascist element within its ranks, society needs to be tackling this growing threat as it is a subtle form of terrorism and an attack upon democracy.
A mixture of law, politics, autobiography and humour. Once described as "The Devilish Advocate" (Guardian), I do have the ability to provoke a response. Sometimes it comes from someone who uses a thought process, and sometimes from jerks usually associated with the knee.
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Labels like "fascist" are, I suggest, out of date. What we really have is a bureaucratic system that covers from the left through to the right, and has a vested interest in controling the population in every way possible.
This is mainly done by splitting people into ineffectively small groups and "communities - none of which can possibly threaten central order.
I read your profile, and see that you have been through challenging circumstances, from which you seem to have emerged as a better man than you were before. As I see it, that is the only purpose of life, and when our society sees both personal amnd societal growth as being it's first priority, we may move forward faster.
Good luck! Zen
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