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Comment by Exposure on November 15, 2011 at 11:18am

Perhaps these present protests are badly organised, but they'll learn, and at least these "protesters" are bringing and highlighting all the political and financial corruption that's been going on for decades, to the masses, as what's happening here, is that we're all being put through the mill again, - with the ordinary man and women in the street being pushed back to the starting blocks in life - and yet again!, enough is enough - and that's why it's paramount these protests continue and grow....

Comment by Daniel Seigler on November 15, 2011 at 10:35am

the evictions have/had NOTHING to do with the 'elite treading on the poor' so much as the UNLAWFUL conditions into which the parks were deteriorating.  The parks belong to the citizens of the city and if the citizens of the city cannot camp in those parks.  What the FUCK makes these protestors (who throw molotov cocktails and start fires at banks) think they can IGNORE the LAW?   And when does a 'peaceful' protest turn violent?  as soon as the first missile is thrown from INSIDE the protest.

Comment by Exposure on November 15, 2011 at 7:43am

This should follow, the following comment; Now we’re all in favour of seeking out the criminals, preventing crime and living in a safe environment, we don’t like thugs beating old ladies and mugging them, in fact we don’t like anyone being beaten of any age, sex, creed or colour.  We don’t like living in fear, with the threat of being robbed, assaulted or even murdered, nor are we fond of having our property damaged, homes broken into and our vehicles vandalised or stolen.  We don’t want kids serving up drugs outside our front doors or the gates of our schools and playgrounds, as we don’t like having to see pathetic on deaths door crack-head prostitutes hanging about our street corners just to finance their next hit.

We hate the idea that there are those among us who choose to rape, or in some cases abduct and kill young kids, girls or women, we detest having to live in constant anxiety with these kind of things going on around us day after day, but, and it is quite a big but, believe it or not, and despite these crimes going on and taking place, you would most probably never even know about 99% of any of these things taking place in your neighbourhood, if it was not for the fact that you had read about them in the papers, seen it on TV, or heard about it on the radio.  But, what you have to do, is imagine if these kinds of media didn’t exist, then you’re most probably would never even know what was happening around you.

We all know how the media loves to sensationalise a story with their own “yellow journalistic” slant, as there’s so much competition between them all, that, that is the main reason why they do it in the first place.  Just like a second hand car salesman wants to convince you you’re getting a deal of a lifetime, when really it’s a rusting heap of shit.  Or like a dodgy mortgage broker who’s bank was loaning out a 130% mortgage [Yes, believe it or not that’s what Northern Rock were doing.], to someone who’s actual income wouldn’t even cover an 80% mortgage, let alone the ridiculous amounts that were being offered by these criminal bankster, whom should be in a cell somewhere serving a long prison sentence as opposed to be rewarded with bonuses.  And these not rather good comparisons, are quite similar to what the government wants us to believe, – they want us scared shitless so they can milk us dry.   Whilst we’re all banged-up in our homes to fearful to go outside and even empty our bins until day breaks again, they’re all living it up in style in their high security posh mansions, big houses or hotels, counting their “blood money”, – our money in the process.

I don’t want to patronise you, as I understand you know what’s going on, but sometimes I want to emphasise the point and get it across to those who might perhaps not be so sure as to what’s really happening, – so at times I like to repeat the odd sentence or line when I feel it’s appropriate. – Take your good old arms dealer, he needs wars, as he won’t be able to put too much food on the table if he didn’t have a good old cluster bombing campaign going on somewhere in the world, now would he?  He wouldn’t be able to ram bundles of cash into brown envelopes and slip it under the table to some old freeloading corrupt MP, now would he.  And just like the arms dealer, – the Police too need plenty of crime going on, if they too are to justify their existence and need by the public.

Yet if you look at the crime statistics, then you can see that they’re more here for civil control, – they, the world’s elite have them here to protect them, – not us, but from us.  They know by having such a force, that when it’s called for, say a peaceful protest about animal cruelty, they can send in their police force to deal with the matter.  They then in turn inform the top police officers; “We, want a jolly good show, we do not want them [

Comment by Exposure on November 15, 2011 at 7:42am

Scared Shitless by Police Brutality

by trappedinamasonicworld on July 26, 2011

Though a word of caution, they’re ready to kill us, you’ve seen how the Masonic police can react during 2010 student protests, the G8 and G20 protests in London March 2011, and around the rest of the world, – and you only have to look back at the violent scenes from the coal miner’s strike & print-workers strikes during the 80’s, the Wapping Dispute in London in 1984-85, there were 1,000 + arrests. So it’s not as if our police or governments are unfamiliar with such protests and demonstrations etc.

But this is how it works in a corrupt world and country like ours in the UK, – on the 3^rd March 2011 it was widely reported in the media, that the Home Secretary mother Theresa May was on a collision course with the police rank-and-file officers after she warned them that their pay and perks would have to be cut back to save jobs!  She then delivered them an uppercut punch vowing to overhaul the rules governing police overtime and working conditions. “No Home Secretary wants to cut police officers pay packages, but with a record budget deficit, these are extraordinary circumstances,” she said ^[1].

Police forces are [‘were’] facing a £2bn cut back as the Government’s austerity measures begin slashing wide open gaps all over the country – 20,000 police officers are at threat of losing their jobs, – and their pay is expected to be frozen over the next two years.   May also said; “We are doing all we can to minimise the effect of the spending reductions on pay. But changes to pay and conditions have to be part of the package.”  Then Peter Smyth, of the Metropolitan Police Federation, which represents officers in London, said the moves would “shatter morale” among his members.  Then interestingly enough, he indirectly threatened the government, and even more important, sent out a clear message to his members, knowing full well the March 26^th 2011 “No Cuts” protest was planned, and that unprecedented numbers were expected to ascend on central London.  Smyth boldly said: “Clearly we are not going to take this lying down.”

Only weeks prior to these statements, the police were charging and beating the hell out of the students whilst they were protesting about the tuition fees and their grants being scrapped etc.  Then also around this same time the police were more than heavy handed during the Julian Assange court hearings, and when he was first remanded back on the 16^th December 2010, – and when I myself was dragged halfway down the street by the police, even though I wasn’t breaking any law, – though they obviously took umbrage to my banner that read; “Free Julian Assange”, and on the other side; “Trapped in a Masonic World”.

At the “No Cuts” protest in central London on the 26^th March 2011, I couldn’t believe the numbers of protesters, – as much as I was also surprised by the sheer numbers of police on patrol.  Yet it can’t denied the police most certainly did turn a blind eye as many a crime took place right in front of them, – and when this kind of ‘go easy’ is witnessed by thousands, it spreads, as most others then want to take the opportunity to vent their anger, so out-come the paint bombs and fireworks, along with the dustbins and grit containers being emptied of their contents, then the windows get banged, then kicked, then smashed as no police officers are really that bothered to intervene.

I was handing out leaflets promoting this book, and was amazed as I just simply went up to an already smashed windows and stuck my poster directly on the broken window of the HSBC bank, whilst a police officer’s was standing right next to me.  I light heartedly said; “It’s already damaged”, as I pasted the poster onto the window, a