Showing posts with label police. Show all posts
Showing posts with label police. Show all posts

Wednesday, 8 January 2014

Mark Duggan got what he deserved

The family and friends of Mark Duggan, all to predictably, kicked off yesterday at the lawful killing verdict. They were all showing their commitment to justice by going after the coroner in the court and hurling abuse at the jury. They should have all been arrested for contempt of court, spineless rule of law isn't going to improve relations at all.

It is interesting to note that the family don't even believe he had a gun, at all. Which is unfortunate for  Kevin Hutchinson-Foster who was found guilty of supplying the gun. If all these people loved him so much while bringing him up perhaps he wouldn't have turned into the trash he was. Worse than that is the race and victim cards being played. Here's a tip, avoid trouble with the police by not breaking the law.
What is most apparent to me is the details not released because there is still an investigation ongoing. Armed police officers tend not to shoot first and ask questions later. So here is a situation where he has just collected a gun and they have followed him. If they didn't see him dispose of it they will treat the situation as if he had it on him. The big question is what instructions did the police give and did he obey them?
Ah yes, the international make a gun gesture of peace
If Duggan decided to give the police some attitude because he had tossed the gun, instead of doing exactly as he was told, then it explains why he was shot. If the armed police think you have a gun and you don't do what is expected they have a duty to protect themselves and the public.

Mark Duggan was to blame for his death. If he hadn't decided to get the gun he would be alive today and think for a moment, he brought a gun, why? The world is a better place without people like him.

Thursday, 12 December 2013

Muslim's rally against alcohol, what they aren't telling you

So Anjem Choudary and his Islamic rent a mob will be holding a demo against alcohol today. This is of course their right to protest but this isn't just a protest, this is the "Sharia Zone" of Tower Hamlets.

People can protest about what they like as far as I am concerned. If you want to rally that you should be allowed to marry your hermaphrodite half brother then be my guest. The key with protest though is observing the rule of law as you do so. The students that protested against police this week are a great example. They complain about the heavy handedness of the police when they protest but proceed to graffiti, smash through locked gates and set things on fire. Not what you should be doing to achieve your aims.

In advance of the anti alcohol rally the local traders have been handed out "Islamic legal notices". Give it a read but in short these nut jobs are telling business owners that there license to sell alcohol has been revoked and that they have no right to sell alcohol, no right to an appeal and can be punished in a Sharia court receiving 40 lashes as punishment.
I can't believe this is allowed to happen, surely the police know what is going on? While I will protect the right to protest even for the most stupid ideals the law of our country must be observed, but surely the police are going to protect small businesses whilst ensuring a peaceful protest. Are they fuck, they are actually going around the area telling people to shut up shop for the protest in case they are targeted. See these two videos below from a rather too pleased member of The Sharia Project.

So what exactly are the police on enabling this unlawful behavior. Instead of facilitating a protect where they are respecting the rights within law to protest and business owners to keep trading perfectly legally they are caving in. Tower Hamlets is no longer under the rule of British law.
Anjem wasn't always such a dick
This is worrying because like cancer it will spread and infect every part of the country. If they want Sharia law so much there are plenty of countries that offer it, feel free to go to one. However while you are in Britain you should have to obey our laws.

The police have time for jokes about Mandela on twitter but not to enforce the rule of law in Tower Hamlets. I weep for our once great country.