@@EightyFour-s3z You better leave the UK then, we are recorded 'everywhere' Banks, shops, in the high street at the gym, dealerships, dashcams, security cameras etc
@@userefingname They only Follow ORDERS. No Matter What THE ORDER IS . Shame they can’t think 🤔FOR THEMSELVES. But I Guess the Pay & Promotion Prospects Are Very ATTRACTIVE.
This "Auditing" thing came from the USA. Its a welcome addition to us all understanding the powers the police have and DON'T have. There has been a learning curve for all. We now KNOW our rights when it comes to photography. Thats a good thing.
A woman was arrested in 2023 for silently praying outside an abortion facility. The police apologized six months later, but this arrest should never had happened IN THE FIRST PLACE !!! Police make up things on the spot !!
@@Nellyontheland the sovereign citizen moron movement also started in the US and yet, despite countless videos of them getting massively humiliated on cop videos, there are idiots in the U.K. now repeating all the same crap about corporations, not contracting and maritime courts. It makes you despair of the future of humanity
@@RogerRamjet-t4q Half the time they're just looking to provoke confrontation so they can video it, upload it and earn revenue from it. It's much like this channel but slightly less lazy in the way in which it generates content.
Ive watched that guy- he is hilarious! - one said from the other side of the barred fence 'we will lock you up!" he replied- you are the ones behind the bars mate"
I haven't. Like those strange people who walk our footpaths every year to keep them open, these 'auditors' (note how the police often use the term as an insult) are testing the boundaries of our freedoms. Those photos of kids playing in the streets in the early 20th century and earlier did not lose their souls by being photographed, and neither will today's 'karens.'
Many Auditors do a fantastic job of showing how badly trained and lacking in knowledge of law and pace that many police officers actually are, and also show the officers that are the complete opposite, are well trained, know the law and don't try and overstep their powers. And engage with the public in a respectful way. And have life experience.
That was a considered and balanced post displaying no ingrained prejudices against either police or auditors. Are you sure you're watching the right channel for you?
@@IAMME-jq6mw Yes...he crushes their puny intellect...you can see the melt down and then their ego drops to the ground like an open balloon full of water which then trickles down the drain 😏 😨
Before anyone and everyone had a filming device on hand, it was always your word against the enforcers, or anyone for that matter, so they always had the upper hand, now the table has been turned.
The police love saying "if you have nothing to hide then you have nothing to fear". But when you film them, they go a bit, well, what are they hiding? 😂
@@barryphillips6845 me neither but the point is that its not even their house its their place of work and the fact that over 99% of auditors state that they are auditing when asked it still makes them feel uncomfortable which is great because that is what they like to do to us!!
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Everyone should film all police interaction and public buildings places etc I watch lots of these especially when their up against bailiffs which helps everybody know what they can and can’t do!
@@RogerRamjet-t4q not the ones I’ve seen, people are back in their houses because they people know the real law! Not sure which ones your watching, plz put a link up
@@Carolrose1111 read it again, EVERY eviction happens, they don’t stop anything. They don’t take any property back, the court have repossessed it so taking it back means theft. Why isn’t the big dopy beardy scouser in the later videos, because he’s in custody.
I had a finance company telling me that they don't take PROMISSORY NOTE but will accept a bank note and I pointed out that is Also a promissory note and I've heard nothing since
I love watching the auditing channels, especially when security guards are brought down to earth. It’s ridiculous the power they think they have when they put on a fluorescent jacket and epiletes.
Reggie Photo is hilarious. He walks around with a measuring wheel or a piece of perspex and a marker pen - or even a Sooty puppet - and winds people up. They don't realise they have taken the bait and he just plays them. Great to see pompous officials being made fools of.
🤭Quite often, you can see that they've recognised the voice, or the style, know it's an auditor, and they're going to be a YT star, but just can't help themselves!
Saw one auditor he just stayed silent no matter what he was asked never said a word police just walked away in the end 😁 he has a right to remain silent
@@dawnadriennetaylor970yes, I believe she's out on bail but her conditions are ridiculous and she can't continue with the brilliant work she was doing (for now.)
@@phillipcarter8045I live in a city. Our only police station closed years ago. It was large and had cells. Now all they have is a desk area in a public building shared with housing, welfare services, citizens advice etc
@@phillipcarter8045 a map with where they have gone from also where the nearest stations / shops are now situated available? / would be useful. I have only seen them vanishing where I am.
I just got a nice drone, it's an fpv drone so has goggles and you fly from the drones pov. Its like being a bird or flying a little spitfire. As a disabled old man it's an amazing feeling. Would highly recommend for disabled who still have sharp minds and hand movement. A lot of fun.
@flea1683 - 🤔Yes, I've often thought about buying one, but then I think about all the arguments I'd have, that involve people's person opinions on privacy, private property, etc... So I watch other people's footage instead! 🥸🤣
I worked for a firm in mid Devon, near Crediton, cameras were everywhere, except the toilets, although cameras covered the toilet entrances. Stop for a minute or two longer than the management deem relevant, the manager will appear demanding movement or work faster. The 'ruler'would follow staff around the site from his office or heart of the kingdom, any deviation, slowing,inadvertent conversation with others resulted in a quiet word.
I have noticed your sign No Farming No Food. I also noticed that in my area Fields are only being used to grow food on half of the field. That of course will cut down the supply of food and create the food shortage. A Farmer told me that there is a policy in place to pay £40 per acre if the land is not used to grow food. £40 per acre for doing nothing but letting the land fall fallow. . Just a thought to your sign.
@petergray862 - 🥸Right! ... often very arrogant and aggressively-out-of-control too! However, they WILL go home and search for the footage on YT! ... I think seeing, and hearing how they come across to others around them, can only be a good thing! ... 👮Some do come across as very professional, courteous and helpful!🤗
I never ask for shoulder numbers(work id ) I ask for the warrant card which holds them in office as constable and not a policy enforcement officer (blacks law definition of a police officer)
@@RogerRamjet-t4q And unsurprisingly Blacks doesn't even define "Police officer" in the way he claims. But that will come as no surprise to regular viewers who will be used to Vobes fans claiming easily checkable documents say something other than what they actually say.
@@Rev_Arthur_Twunt Blacks Law is always quoted as the source of total bull💩 by sovtards. It is totally discredited by legal professionals so no one cares
@@RogerRamjet-t4q It's "Black's Legal Dictionary" I suspect they call it "Black's Law" to make it look like a source of law. And it is of course an American dictionary although often referred to by the profession and judiciary on both sides of the pond. In any event it has no binding quality on either.
Rice v. Connolly (1966) is an English legal precedent holding that there is no strict, general legal duty to assist a police officer prior to any possible arrest or caution, with even basic police enquiries nor to accompany the officer to a requested location. Don't answer any of their questions. Always, if you wish to that is, ask questions. Stay AS KING. Always. Good luck.
@rexb.duckys2673 - 🤔hmmm... "... Don't answer any of their questions", then they will just not bother to answer their phones! ... "Hello, 999-Police?" ... "Sorry, we don't answer questions!" 🤪
Definitely the best in the UK. He really is a photographer, who started filming when out doing his hobby, Due to the negative treatment he received just for taking pictures, he started his channel, roughly five years ago, to highlight what happens to photographers when out and about in public.
Auditors are heroes!... public servants should be transparent and accountable and the public have the right to know how their money is being spent and not everyone can get out and about to see what services are paid for. Also our servants need to know their privileged place. Most auditors or PINAC activists are not poking the hornets nest but are protecting our rights!
"We are being filmed by cameras everywhere". Well said. It's ridiculous now that I am not allowed to film my own children in a public swimming pool in this country, yet all of the swimming pools now have CCTV cameras pointed at the pool area, and in my local leisure centre they are also in the corridors to the changing rooms just out of sight of the cubicles. Do the people who install these cameras ever actually ask why they need cameras in a swimming pool or changing rooms?. Are they that brainwashed to think there is a legit reason for them?. Back in the 90s this wasn't a problem, now it is. People now have cameras outside their front door. What the hell is this creating in our society and community?. It's creating a society where you can't even trust your neighbours. To think even in the 1980s people still left their front doors open, now every home is becoming like Fort Knox.
Quite right Richard! We are too accepting of these Draconian rules. I made my stand at Sainsburys by refusing to use the self service and going to the customer service booth "maximum of 5 items" with a basketful. I did my research and when they say "only 5 items" I say "I am within my rights to refuse to use the self service as I object to being filmed, so you have the option of putting someone on the tills or I will continue to come here. That shuts them up!!
“If you’re not allowed to be offensive, if you’re not allowed to hurt other people’s feelings, then you don’t have freedom of speech. Well, what do you have? The whole concept of free speech is that you have to defend the rights of people to say things that you disagree with- that may be offensive to you, that may be hateful. Because the minute you let the government decide, the government can decide, ‘what is offensive? What is hateful?’ Well, then they can make anything they want hateful or offensive.”
They actually provide us with a lot of information we wouldnt have necessarily know had they not auditted the area. I never knew that we had an immigration processing centre or a massive underground animal experimentation laboratory close to where we live.... People need to realise that the Law is for everyone and not just for us... people have got to stop thinking theyve got extreme powers, just because theyve got a uniform on!
@martinebonne-gray9987 - 🥸Yes, I live in another country, and by watching these auditor's footage, I see that brooms are almost totally inexistent in most places there! ... We still have them here, and can send them over, if you still have people qualified to use them?🤣
@@_Why_123 I get your frustration, it must be awful to have to watch videos youre not actually interested in. Maybe you could create your own company, selling brooms and training courses, I'm sure you'd find pure joy in that, as has your response . As for the most of us here, we're a little bit more mentally advanced than that! But I wish you luck in your endeavours.
If only their training was about compassion and mediation, non violent communication, so many children & people are being abused, what a waste, it speaks volumes of the back bone of our society and the desperate need to change.
I'm a huge supporter of any content related to our " freedom" whether it be financial freedom or freedoms in general. I've been a keen photographer from the age of 12 and even have Arial photographs taken of a new bypass being built, that I took when I was about 14. My friend and I did paper rounds for the man that owned a plane and offered to take us up. We of course had to get parents consent, but both our parents knew him anyway, so wasn't an issue. Everyone should bear in mind that "photography is not a crime".
These auditing videos are extremely informative and enlightening. I watch a lot of them and that seems to be the main thing that is being exposed, that company policy trumps law, and that when someone puts a uniform on they think they can talk to and treat people how they like. In fact I get more angry with cops that talk down to, backchat and get snarky with people who film them, than anything physically violent. The cops need to remember they are public servants (dogsbodies even, meaning we can be rude and a little bit aggressive with them if it means rooting out their corruption and highlighting their disgusting behaviour) who ultimately serve the people, not the government or the royals or anyone else.
I stood outside Bank of England and stood there 10 mins with my hands on my ❤ eyes closed and blessed the building. The police were wondering what I was doing but they left me alone. We must raise the frequency to bring in a beautiful world and bless those who need it most.
I've been watching auditors for years now. It's so interesting because they "break the spell" for many people on a daily basis. They educate so many on what real freedom of speech actually looks like, that you don't have to bend over every time a public worker thinks you should. This one channel, San Joaquin Valley Transparency, has gotten _6 police chiefs fired_ by their publications. Nr. 7 is an ongoing process currently. When you consider that, the power of a YT channel to just get corrupt officials off duty, isn't that just impressive? Some auditors have really made it big on youtube. They've become celebrities, effectively. So you can be sure that there are dishonest people in the mix as well, just looking for their own benefit, or even to poison the well. But most are just regular people with a tiny local following. Many are following the example, because they can see that it's ok and even a commendable thing to do. Why not, all you need is knowledge of the law, and a camera. In my country, Finland, it is illegal to film a police station without express authorization. That just outright doesn't fly here. While there is an implied justification for this law, that it merely protects the privacy of members of the public who have been taken in, it's pretty apparent that this creates a safe haven of corruption. The police can feel extra safe from any outside scrutiny. Because anyone who would provide video evidence of corruption on police premises, would automatically be a criminal for videoing it. It's ridiculous, our freedom of speech is simply done away with if it might upset the police.
Thank you Richard ! I’ve been trying to tell this fact to people for years! Also as a reminder our private property. Ie.small acreage or even suburban blocks, are supposed to be sacrosanct but the powers that be think they can walk on any time they want , if you look at big businesses they tend to have signs saying “NO ENTRY” etc. did you know that we can put those same signs on our property.
You can use No Trespass signs on your property and impose penalties for breaching it. A lady in Australia got $20k from the Police last year because they ignored her sign and hopped over the fence.
@@clairedelune1431 total nonsense. Trespass is a civil offence and unless any damage is caused, All you can do is ask them to leave. Someone can park their car on your drive and you can’t make them move it with out a court warrant
I will try to post this comment again!: A woman was arrested in 2023 for silently praying outside an abortion clinic. The police apologized six months later, but the point is, they should not have arrested her in the first place ! The police make up things on the spot !
I like these auditors, they do a good service by highlighting what is perceived or taken as illegal activity and what is the freedom to choose to document and to film. Why, its easy because since all these CCTV cameras were put up everywhere by the state, and these not even consulted on or agreed to by the public just accepted because they can - even private cameras you can put up anywhere - NOBODY questions it. If you think about it they say its for security/crime detection, would you feel the same for say voyeurism ? When you see the confrontation by Police who over step their boundaries under a perceived threat its highlight and underlines the unspoken view of its officers, using section 50, misinterpretation of laws to fit a narrative they believe and held onto and more importantly the lack of training to simply understand that freedom to pursue accountability of said forces. Everyone should exercise, express or capture what they want, when they want without being criminalised by those who fear of being discovered. ~Trooper
Re the NT, I encountered much the same, having visited the house and purchased a nice book with it in, we parked in a throat outside locked gates after closing time. Sitting in the car enjoying the summer evening and the golden glow of the house the warden himself pops out, very politely he explained that they'd had a couple of burglaries but after a brief exchange happily left us be, a good example of positive engagement.
