Two-Tier Policing & Justice? Well, Yes - but hear me out! 

Not to mention 2 tier policing. 😂😂

@@jerry36852 Robbing a bank is robbing the man who the police protect, robbing a house is robbing the likes of me, the poor, who the police do not protect.

Can’t argue with that logic

@@JuxtaPositionings Sorry, I miss understood your comment

I live in a town near afluent rural areas. the rural areas are patroled vastly more often than my town. the police protect the money and power.

You only have to compare how the police reacted towards BLM rioters and the st George's day celebrators to see two tier policing in action! It's been going on for years!!

At least 25 years ago if the rumours were correct back then

Back to the beginning of history, to find the rich being treated better than the poor........... men have always been treated differently, more stringently, than women etc.

Ever since the police were labelled "institutionally racist" by the McPherson report. They have been hamstrung and blackmailed ever since.

Tommy Robinson was arrested by about 40 police officers and pepper sprayed in the face for having breakfast in a cafe

Was it the police that issued the fixed penalty notice or the local authority (council)? Both have the power to do so, but it's far more common for the local authority to issue FPN's for litter, as it's ultimately their responsibility.

That’s the purpose of the police nowadays, revenue collection through fines. Imo fines are the epitome of a 2 tiered justice system, it basically put a monetary price of committing crimes, because if someone can easily afford the fine, then they likely don’t care about breaking that law (ie. Speeding, littering, parking offences etc)

​@@markthesarcasticlawstudentBut then it begs the question, if they saw a group of hoodlums littering they'd completely ignore it because they'd have a hard time.

The priorities of the police are dictated by government and fines produce money for the government, solving crime costs money. Government should be about managing the country for the benefit of it's subjects, not about juicing the countries subjects for the benefit of the government.

@@markthesarcasticlawstudent I don't recall exactly but you're right I don't think it was police. Knowing my brother too it wasn't unprovoked. People talk about "trauma" of experiencing police and it seems some experience it second hand. Whether it's rightly or wrongly held people feel it. I think given the government tends to criminalise rather than legalise, people overtime will not feel less persecuted.

Surprise surprise deleting my comments as always RU-vid doesn't like the truth, f you you biased AH

Exactly, what happened to the broken windows theory?

Yes. And I did chuckle a bit at the "voting" comment. Yes of course, use the ballot box for change, absolutely. But when successive governments of all colours (Red/Blue/Blue+Yellow) ALL committed to bringing net migration down to 10s of thousands (a sensible level) and then did the EXACT OPPOSITE, you can understand the building frustration and totally apathy towards the political system. Having said that - there IS now a party that is genuinely committed to getting immigration levels back to sensible numbers, and that is Reform. Hopefully at the next election they will gain some real power. Sadly, I fear we are heading to a future just like France - a deeply segregated society, effective no go zones for police, and a parliament split along immigration and nationalist policy lines.

Every policy is intentional and serves the system to keep the people 'Divided & Ruled' ... all people are used constantly to fight each other when they see us getting too united and strong. Throw out the mind-control devices and stop consuming 'their' toxic lies (STORIES) that keep the people in slavery.

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I've seen similar. It's out in the open now, the British state does not protect the interests of the British people and doesn't try to. Indeed it no longer even pretends to. But let's all talk about the "far right" and bad man Vlad Putin

Unfortunately, there's a legal process councils must follow to evict them - and most councils aren't quick. I know a couple of prison officers quite well, both will tell you there's a huge amount of travellers inside. They seem to get away with a lot of low-level crime in my opinion, which admittedly isn't low-level to anyone on the receiving end of them.

The result of citizens having no right to self defense and no right to defend your property

@@pup6728 Eviction is one thing but criminal acts is another and the policing of that shouldn't be any different for "Travellers" as it is for everybody else, if the law is being enforced equally and fairly for all as claimed.

@@aib0160 I don't disagree at all.

brilliant story

@@jonahtwhale1779 yeah, trouble is if you did that, you'd be arrested.

Did he get prosecuted for wasting Police time?

Oldie but goldie 😂🤣😂

It wasn’t as obvious and the judiciary didn’t appear complicit IMO.

@@Ollybus rotherham?

@@Ollybus The justice in the miners' strike made it very clear whose side the judiciary (largely older white middle/upper class men at the time) was on.

​@@lisah9561 grooming gangs and still continue to this day

@@lisah9561 The police and others in authority looked the other way and let the grooming gangs have free rein, for 16 years, because they didn't want to be accused of being racist.

Exactly

Who was director of public prosecutions at the time ?.

Are you thick or did someone transplant mince into you brains?

Listening to clowns justifying 2tier policing, or justifying anything our evil corrupt governments do is just the height of stupidity

@canuck3169 not to mention the slavery, both sexilual and other that is committed up and down the country.

I am French and doesn’t understand !

So you're saving that if the police have riot shields and "wind you up" then it's ok to commit a crime?

That's not what 2 tier policing means its that one demographic is treated very differently than an other ! And hopefully I don't have to specify which demographics I mean !

Well said !

@@AnthonyTaylor-gf4lq I think he knows that it dioesn't mean that, but what if the demographic was different?? Answer that. He is correct.

Let's be correct here, that was purely so the morning's papers and news shows could report 'hundreds arrested overnight in London with far-right violent disorder'. It was purely for the 'narrative'. I watched it live and knew exactly why the cops were inciting disorder to a non-violent loud protest.

It's china level of corruption, you get in trouble for even reporting stuff there. It's going that way here too or has gone that way. This country is a joke and disgusts me. Even if you have evidence of a crime they won't even investigate most of the time too.

I feel for your mum & dad. The UK has gone mad !

Insanity.

I remember the man that got jailed for shooting a man for burglars

Anyone breaks into my house they ain't coming back out. The UK is a complete joke. I wouldn't never ring the police for anything tbh they are thugs for the system.

Right?

The nice thing is YT protects you in this way, they just auto delete any comment that might possibly offend someone, somewhere, somewhen

@@EscapeFromTripWire if they have the spare time to be arresting people for Facebook posts, they really aren't stretched. They make time for whatever they want to do. Imagine them claiming they had no time to go to Greggs? I wouldnt believe it.

What's serious to us is not serious to the government and vice versa. If we had freedom of speech it wouldn't take long before the whole state falls apart so hurty words on social media (even if true) are more dangerous to the establishment then some plebs getting stabbed by a "Welshman" or a few million robberies, burglaries etc.

Because the more serious crimes require actual investigation work.

@@anaxscotia There's no doubt the average copper is a lazy blob of lard.

If they have done hurty words about a member of the LGBT community, the LGBT liaison officer will be the expert that sends the boys around. Do you think a LGBT liaison officer is more or less likely to be LGBT themselves? That is why quite innocuous things get prosecuted.

Or how Starmer can have a "standing army" when he and Govt need protection, but when we the public need protection, we dont have enough officers.

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Thanx 😅

True

And islamists attacked the pub and beat the daylights out of a W guy stood outside.

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That guy wasn’t arrested for shouting “f allah”. He was arrested for threatening a police officer. The arrest of violent disorder is consistent with the public order act of 1986.

That is justice apparently !

He was muslin, does not speak English and raped a 12 year old girl

If I remeber correctly that was rape on 12 years old, look what they have done with society that we accept that ans everyday crime

100%

LOL. That's like describing someone sent to jail for killing a pedestrian while drunk driving as 'prison for driving a car'.

Yeah, he's completely clowning himself here.

​@@TwoLeftSh0esDoes it seem like he's lying and putting his nose up 2tier Kiers butt!!!! or am I missing something.

Even starmer wrote an article back in 2015 in the guardian about the two tier justice system.

Yes, he is totally oblivious to the point. People are being treated differently by the law in the UK because of the colour of their skin, their nationality and their belief system. Not because of the value of a product being stolen.

@@bemusedkidney8619 some people think it's simply down to laziness. They get paid whatever, so whether they do any "work" or not, really makes no difference.

Yeah but the woman was white so...................

peadophiles get less system is all wrong.

​@@JohnAndersonJAgood point

@@63mckenzie Who was wielding knives and swords in the street? Do you have a source?

@@Pining_for_the_fjords What? There's footage of it on TV!

I agree: been subscribed to this chap for a while. He got a dislike from me for this video and I'll probably unsubscribe, too. He's been coming across as wishy washy at least, and disingenuous at most in the last few months. I'm beginning to distrust him.

Yh everyone who has the British 🇬🇧 people’s interest at heart and I’m talking about all British born people need to stop being violent stick together and the people who are against us will turn on each other it’s that simple

I really didn't get his logic and comparisons. I feel he is scared.

As I said all people who love this British island and love the British way of life and what Britain has done for them and all us British 🇬🇧 stop being violent and stick together don’t let the people who are against us effect us in any way and it won’t be long till the ones against us show their true colours and turn on each other it’s that simple so take care of ur family and enjoy your life there is nothing to worry about it’s that simple

The idiot Starmer said in his speech he was only interested in supporting mosques - no one else..... The imbecile is a traitor to his country.

Agree with you, wonder what his response would be to the blm question..... I'm sure he has one 🙄

Who was arrested for saying he doesn’t want his taxes supporting migrants in hotels? Also what are you referring to with the BLM riots?

​@@Rob-lw8to Over 30 people died in USA from BLM protests. During lockdown they were made to be heros. Whereas in fact George Floyd died from a drug overdose.

@@Rob-lw8to There was destruction of property including a statue being dumped into a river, national statues defaced and of course multiple cases of the Social distancing laws being ignored by BLM protestors - lots of media posts relating to this. There is a video of a Judge sentencing a man which included something about "his money going to?" which may have been something to do with Migrants in hotels. It's on RU-vid somewhere.

But then is not now unfortunately. That's how crazy things have become.

The same way a man can be arrested for stealing something from you that you stole 10 years ago. "People have been getting away with murders for thousands of years, so why am I being arrested for it?" Understand?

True.

Seems it's now illegal to believe God doesn't exist.

@@sensibledriver933 Only if that god is "Allah." Who the fuck is Allah?

UK is not a free society. Neither is the US, but the tyrants in the US still have to lie about it because they failed to take our guns.

​@sensibledriver933 Only certain gods. You aren't allowed to criticise certain belief systems but you can criticise others.

Bruh what the fuck

At least they were honest about black privilege

Liar!

B*llcks

@@colincampbell4261 Agree with you. " I was told I can’t say that as it’s racist so they won’t look into it" - complete horse dodo

Probably the exact wording of what he put. He didn't mention anything about the alleged attackers at all, nor state that the attack actually happened - rather that others were reporting it.

​@@pup6728 shouldn't he be asked who /where is proof that he is merely repeating it "what the others" are "saying". Isn't that other one also claiming her info was garnered from "someone else". Somewhere we have take responsibility for what we repeat/amplify. I saw a unicorn today.... who is going to repeat that; to substantiate their bias. Ps. I am a liar XD Pps. In this instance. ;)

@@pup6728 From the Spectator. "In any case, Ms Spofforth is out on bail pending further inquiries. All this despite her acknowledging that her tweet was ‘a spur-of-the-moment, ridiculous thing to do’. Nevertheless, the same police forces that have not solved a burglary in half of the country for years are now policing unwise things people are saying online. One oddity about this is, once again, the two-tier nature of the pursuit. People like Nick Lowles, from the incorrectly named far-left campaign group Hope Not Hate, also published fake information online. That particular dolt passed around a claim (swiftly shown to be false) that a Muslim woman in Middlesbrough had had acid thrown at her from a car window. The post was seen by more than 100,000 people and led to Muslim men appearing on the streets in the belief that they had to defend their areas from racist acid-attack monsters. Yet so far as I know Mr Lowles has not had his collar felt, perhaps because he enjoys the government’s favour, as well as backing from prominent left-wing philanthropists such as Trevor Chinn. Kenan Malik of the Observer similarly passed around misleading reports in print and online this week, but also seems strangely immune from the law." Lowles was adding flame to the fire. Spofforth's text had a made up Arabic name that translates to "On Cheaks". Not much difference between posts so far as can be ascertained.

@@pup6728 Retweeting (or equivalent) is now an offence, didn't you know?

@@BobT36 In certain circumstances I'd say it should be - depends on the content though. Something with the intent of stirring racial hatred up is illegal, why should someone be able to amplify that with no consequences, they aren't re-sharing or re-tweeting for a journalistic purpose.

What other protests are you referring to?

@@Rob-lw8to well you could look at the BLM and the police kneeling. or ones where people had knives and machetes and the police weren't anywhere to be seen

@@steveaustin4118 police knelt on June 4th. Violence broke out on June 6th. Police were not kneeling in response to a riot. it has nothing to do with how they responded to rioting. When violence started, the objectives changed.

@@steveaustin4118 who had knives and machetes?

@@Rob-lw8to Gaza, etc.

Long answer ... Yes there is.

And a two tier justice system also, and housing allocation, benefits system, etc etc.

Middle size answer O yeah

I'm not clever enough to work out that the evidence in airport is not conclusive enough but the evidence on an observer is over whelming that they were observing. Observing is an of itself a crime. This guy really struggles to make a coherent argument. How the hell he was a barrister is em barrister ing. Police are not trained in the law and the courts are on the whole kangaroo. Is the way it seems to me.

I agree. It is all very well pointing out "normal" levels of crime and that it is more important to deal expeditiously with, presumably, "abnormal" levels of crime such as riots. Why, then have they not done this following what happened in Harehills, Birmingham, Manchester airport and half a dozen other places? The answer of course, is a lack of single level policing, resulting. of course, in a lack of single level justice and no words from a clever barrister can convince me otherwise.

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Wrong flag, any other countries flag is apparently OK.​@@nickjohnson7277

One group threatens the cops and society with bricks and fire, the other threatens the rioters with machetes and knives. But not the cops. It's obvious the police favors rioters over rioters.

Exactly.

I think the examples given were poor. The two tier policing and justice commented on the most is white people dealt with harshly, even for just standing in the street, and many non-whites getting away with all kinds of crimes and being given free reign.

3 months.

Of course it has

Exactly. This argument makes little sense.

And also being told by 'community leaders' to not police a protest...

Both these examples are absolutely heinous and proof positive -as if we needed any more....of THEIR crimes

Then refer to that man put in jail for playing with a literal master sword letter opener, and Brits are now being sold square "pointed" knives lol..

I was just thinking along the same lines.

It's worse than that. Not only do they not provide the service they then potentially arrest you for taking up the slack they've left. Of they dont want people taking the law into their own hands they should be leaving it laying around so carelessly.

It should be possible to have the Chief Constable or Police Commissioner arrested and possibly imprisoned for failing to investigate a crime. Investigating crime is one of the duties of the police, although a more important duty is to prevent or deter crime through their presence and ensuring would be criminals know they will be caught. I have no problem with the police dealing with civil unrest as they have been doing but they should be treating all crime as a serious matter.

"It's a big club and you ain't in it."

I really think the cops have just given up and are on the Take.. it’s Pay for Protection.. and as anyone can tell you.. it goes all the way to the Top… just like the Mob.. they have to Kick up so much a month for the police bosses too…

Theft is theft!

@@OrianGrao George Floyd was not killed - he died of a self administered Fentanyl overdose.

The bloke running this channel ignored the George Floyd riots, and how they were policed.

Exactly 💯

I wouldnt say "nothing wrong" but on quite a lot of it, yep

I know right! It’s quite amazing how willing he is to throw Britain down the drain and let the socialists have their way until they’re conquered for being so weak and corrupt

Yep. I'd been subscribed to this guy for a while - he's beginning to come across as slippery and untrustworthy - and he's been giving that impression for a number of months now.

@@jackspring7709 £££££££

Yep they wont show up unless you report they have a weapon. I always tell them theres something in their hands, a screw driver or box cutter. Im in private security. Cops are too busy on weekends dealing with domestics and alcohol.

Yep and it's got so bad that even typing that could get you arrested.

It is now.

Yes - the former head of the Met Police has said on GB News that there has long been two tier policing. Not officially - but unofficially, At a top strategic level senior police officers tread carefully in setting policing policies in ethnic areas. At the ground level officers instinctively know that they will be thrown under the bus if there is a whiff of racial bias - and so they tread very carefully. And now we evidently have two tier justice; contrast the rapid stiff sentencing for the recent rioters compared with previous rioters.

I could get on board with the urgency argument, but FB posts are not what is responsible for the actions people are taking. It is free reign, unpunished criminality itself that is part of the sense of injustice bringing people to their wits end. FB posts are no more responsible than the post man is for your high energy bill.

The ONS clearly show the discrepancies in charges and convictions between ethnic offenders and indigenous offenders. So there is most definitely a two tier system. This is from the 70s to the present day. And this is due to Marxist critical race theory. As for the people who pleaded guilty and when straight to jail. They are obviously not of the criminal fraternity , other wise they would of pleaded not guilt, knowing they can change there plea at any time. They obviously received bad legal advice, if they received any advice at all.

​@@zx7-rr486 Yes, compare it with JSO protesters

​@@outofthetrash5925 So the protests are because of the results of the PREVIOUS government's policies. Genius!

Or a paid posing tool

well that condems most Guardian readers 🙂

Some so-called "conspiracy theories" have turned out to be the truth --- Others, no. It is difficult to draw the line between the two because these theories often have a grain of truth mixed in with the lies.

UN driven replacement migration is not a conspiracy theory. They have documents dated from 2001 onwards on their digital library. Just internet search for UN Replacement Migration. You're looking for document: ST/ESA/SER.A/206 It is all there. The first document is 177 pages long. The so-called 'far-right' conspiracy theory seems to be a combination of that UN paper and the WEF Great Reset as far as I can tell. WEF: Great. UN: Replacement. This is what I can work out after four days of taking an interest. Before the recent UK election, I was nowhere near the far-right; I am a strong advocate of classical English liberalism. Labour have significantly moved the goal posts to now essentially brand me a Nazi because I notice things and try to work out why people believe certain things and why they act a certain way.

Way too many of these 'conspiracy' theories either turn out completely true or partly true. They are just 6 months ahead.

Concur, the pressure cooker continues to boil as more good citizens feel disenfranchised by their own nation. Sad times.

Add to that the fact that protesters on one side are uniformly being smeared , and conflated with a violent minority - one that in much video footage seems to be saboteurs quite separate from others. It's being reported that 70% of those turbo - convicted re riots have previous criminal convictions. How many of those were recently released via early release schemes ? And has anyone analysed the potential of sabotage of protests being partly conducted by those released by agencies ( and given shorter total sentence) in exchange for doing a job for agencies ???? ( A speculative question , but one based on uses we know agencies have historically made of prisoners). ... And then of course violent aggressors from the MDL are not generally being reported in the official media ( to the extent that crowd responses to MDL actions are being deliberately misconstrued as misguided / ignorant responses to the dance party murders. That false impression being assisted by five eyes agents like CIA Tate retrospectively concocting the alternate motivator ). And of course MDL are not being dealt with equally by the long politicized arm of the law.( And no I'm not advocating ANYONE be convicted / sentenced in the turbo mode. Equal policing should equally drop the blind eye , drop the over policing of communication , and drop the move towards suspending proper process ).

Same. They've not been trustworthy in a long time. We used to respect coppers.

Nor would I and I was one!!

There's a difference to an isolated incident... and there's a difference between a mass riot, like it happened in 2011. The difference was the race that was rioting in 2011 and in 2024. Both were boradly charged around the same rates. Even in 2011, police were combing through Blackberry chats.

the banks can print money from fresh air. that is counterfeiting. a crime.

You received a reply but it has been dissapeared

Ironically to remove two-tier policing you first need to clean up the judiciary and legal system!!!!

​@@moltderenou As per Censorship Czar wishes.

They claim they're underfunded, the reality is they have their priorities backwards

Americans humiliated UK police.

@@pekkar4460 the police humiliate themselves more than anyone!

it's easier to arrest people who've done nothing wrong, they're not expecting it.

Bang on.

Even average working-class man Sir Two-tier Kier Rodney Starmer KCB KC stated so himself in an opinion piece in The Grauniad some years ago.

There's two tiered everything really.

hey matthew. can you elaborate a bit? i would like to hear from a former policeman because i try to understand the police mindset in all this insanity. also i am not a brit, but from austria. you think this is all over the western world now? i mean obviously it is, but i wonder how it comes about? is it a top-down-phenomena in your opinion? does it have to do with the psychological profile of the average cop(maybe internalized feelings of guilt)? i would really appreciate any piece of information to try and solve this bewildering puzzle, because all this could not happen if the police were people of high integrity who could say no to totalitarian orders. much regards

Well, there two tiers in that the Police are unwilling to police themselves, as we have seen recently. And yes, there are reasons for that. But not acceptable reasons.

​@@onenote6619 yes obviously all police forces are corrupt since the dawn of time. i agree. i guess the weird part is, well... it really reminds me of the nazis. during the holocaust they would commit this murders on a grand scale but they knew that they were losing the war, yet they did not stop, not at all. there was something suicidal about it. complicitness with evil even to their own detriment. in the same way coppers must know that their two-tiering will affect them eventually(and does already). it will affect their families. so... i don´t know. it seems to be something like enslavement to evil, a kind of fatalistic attitude, a kind of "well i guess it can´t be helped, i am evil, that´s just how it is." you know what i mean? a fatalistic and relativistic attitude towards ones own evil actions. a complete stupor when it comes to doing the right thing.

same

I'm 6 minutes in and disgusted at him. This will be the last of his videos I watch now. He's been bought and paid for. So I no longer trust his advice or opinion. He's either taking sides or he's been bullied and chose to lie to us to keep his RU-vid money while our country burns because of a TYRANNICAL government. Either way I'm done with him and his fake videos.

What are you on about? He has slowly started coming our with what he thinks but due to his career he is very careful with what he says.

Yep I'm unsubscribing. It's pathetic to end with 'the police are stretched' but endorse door knocking to arrest citizens who made a drunk facebook post out of concern for their children's future and left it up because they didn't remember writing it.

i agree totally, i managed a bit longer but it just got worse and worse.... he is in cloud cuckoo land

Otherwise known as lawfare

You said what I said much more succinctly. This barrister, unfortunately, just isn't very bright.

I was always told that ignorance of the Law is not an acceptable excuse.

Yet only certain groups committing the same behaviour are dealt with in this manner whilst others are enabled.

Lol Like.... 🍔🍟🍕🍩🍧🍼

A lot of low level crime is low hanging fruit for the police to quickly sort it out and add to their success statistics but they can't be bothered about easily proven low level crimes and so earn a deservedly low level of confidence by the public.

It’s the same as any other government funded department is pressured to save money and there is not enough money and there’s not enough members of staff

@@mytwopennorth7216 Easily proven has to be beyond reasonable doubt don’t forget

​@@mrcross5716The revenue from motoring fines covers the entire UK police budget. And they have plenty of police sat on their arses checking social media for illegal whiteness.. Sorry BBB but if you do not believe we have two tier justice then you must have spent the last 40 years living on the moon

It is not like voting conservative has helped England. How many times were they elected and did nothing about immigration, even though they always promise to limit immigration and be harder on crime? It is precisely why so few people voted this time... It feels pointless as even when 'anti-immigration' parties win, they still do nothing to fix the problems.

14 years of conservative governing and only a few months of labour and you're blaming this whole debacle on those who voted labour?

@@MonPetitCroissont I agree it isn't fair to blame Labour for everything, but they are instigating arrests for bad posts on X, that is definitely on them. Still, I agree the current situation should be blamed on the conservative party. At least Labour is somewhat honest about how pro-migrants they are, conservatives on the other hand get elected because they claim they are against immigration, but never actually fulfil their campaign promises. Conservatives killed faith in elections in Britain.

@@MonPetitCroissont No. We are blaming those who voted labour with the clear knowledge that it would get worse. And it has.

@@MonPetitCroissont Thanks for telling us you voted Labour, r3t4rd

2TK wasn’t that keen on courts during BLM riots.

Its a wonderful ideal.

Alreay in custody you fool.

Just watched a vid where an ex copper said the 'riots' started after the Stockport massacre. Eh? What about Harehills? Is it like the tree falling in the empty forest, it didn't happen cos the police ran away? Btw Harehills was also about parents who've been failed by the authorities.

@bryanmills5346 I suspect a certain ex Labour councillor will have his case kicked into the long grass too in the hope that it can be quietly dropped in a few months. CJS is essentially nothing more than the enforcement arm of the Labour Party now

He got fast tracked into a magistrates court last Friday and is currently in custody for a trial in a couple of weeks.

@@pup6728what has he been charged with.

@@user-midlander Encouraging violent disorder, I've no idea what legislation it falls under, or what the penalties are. www.cps.gov.uk/london-north/news/cps-authorises-charge-against-former-labour-councillor

​@@user-midlanderminimum possible

@@nickcoppard5335 Thought so.

Just the UK

I’m has they taken liberties from our nature labour talks to us like thrash

@mattbarratt5328 Well, most places 🤪🤭

I'm offended! 3 months prison for you!

Statistics say otherwise.

You're not very bright are you kid...

Defendants of colour more likely to be charged than white people, finds CPS study. Source: Crown Prosecution Service

Well, that's not exactly true. It depends on the crime. I would suggest that you may find that those prosecuted for saying things that aren't conducive to promoting progressive ideology may be have certain characteristics, while people who commit violent crines may have other certain characteristics. This issue we have today seems to center around feee speech issues and immigration. Stuff that goes against the prevailing progressive narrative and is more politically influenced than violent crimes. We can see this with the double standards applied between BLM rioters and the current ones. To my mind the BLM rioters should've been treated like the rioters today but they were and this set a precedent in the minds of the populace. Amd we niw have what we have today. The authorities don't seem to understand this.

I highly doubt the gov can be considered very left wing unless they make a true effort to expand public services. Starmer has always come across as a conservative in socialist clothing, which was highlighted in some media by stopping winter fuel payments for the elderly. Human Rights Watch have already criticised this government and the last however, for continuing the public order and communication acts that allow sentencing as a result of potential offence, online or off. Making examples of people via heavy sentencing will be criticised too. The exact opposite of liberal values.

Well take it to ECHR and see what they say.

The only way to win a rigged game is by not playing

Agree. A large part of the problem is that both the Conservatives and the Labour party largely shut down their internal party democracies, and turned their conferences into shows, decades ago so our ability to influence our MPs is significantly constrained and they only really pay attention to polling and the broadcast media.

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Many people didn,t vote because there was NOBODY they trusted in any party, because they have proven themselves to be against the truth.

I voted Conservatives a few years back (not last election), they promised to get immigration under control (yet again) and lied (yet again). I'll never make that mistake again.

Appears to ATTEMPT to mitigate it - and fails miserably.

Exactly! BBB called this wrong

Evidence of absense is not absense of evidence. Infact, there was there was almost 300 arrests in London during the BLM protests, and more across the country. During the Extinction Rebellion protests in 2020 there were almost 700 arrests made. I guess you don't remember them either?

They were mostly peaceful though.

​@@KevinHorrox and put in prison for years?

​@@KevinHorroxThe press did not report on it and the authorities said nothing

Exactly. This guy (who I used to respect) is showing who he really is. Incredible how brazen he is being about it.

@@jackspring7709 Indeed, I have finally unsubbed after this video. His first words in the video were 'far right nonsense' - and you wondered where the video would go? This video amongst many others now is basically to get subs ' to make more money', get you to join octupus which may be totally unsuitable for you (but he gets paid) and super lengthy sponsor segments, again whom some of are lets say 'iffy'. Although his hands must be tied, he really needs to do a video about how people really feel, the lifes pressures and the real two tier policing. Let me know if he does as unsubbed :)

@@jackspring7709 Yeah, I just unsubscribed.

Yes, I was thinking that

More like the Gestapo had no will to go get the phone nothing about resources... they don't want to leave their laptop looking for offending comments 😅

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Of course there is 2 teir. Is been recorded in full HD and is all over the net. There is even clear examples been shown on MSM but then it’s just denied. You can’t even question the clown governments narrative without been labelled as far right or simply silenced

And refering to the protesters as football hooligans,where was the football match going on? That's insane 🤬

Someone in denial as to where the political centre is in the UK.

Bare Britain audits spoke to the inspector in Birmingham he said there wasn’t a dispersal order didn’t need one 👀

No , they had the children returned which where removed due to risk issues.

The children were returned because the community threatened to riot until they were, even the judge who returned them said he was doing so to quell community tensions.

Well loads got arrested, some have been charged, some are on bail. I guess other events overtook that one, hence them not being fast tracked - that was introduced later.

I think that riot was the starting point for all the tensions we've seen since. Seeing the police running away and the mobs causing mayhem stoked anger amongst the nation.

@@Lillilady888 Yeah..that's what I call two tier policing..apparently its been going on for years according to an ex policeman....

The rest of these goons are hiding behind desks or protecting corporate policies

And how many officers went to "interview " the chap who had the swastika shaped gay rainbow? But real crime ,sorry mate we're too busy!

Police resources are allocated in a way that our WEF overlords approve of.

That misallocation of law enforcement resources is a crime itself. Pronoun Patrol on the internet looking to pounce but theft, burglary, and other offenses are just not worth their time. What a disgrace the police in the UK are most especially their leadership and the politicians who support such malfeasance.

The issue is why they need to send them out in big groups. Pairs of 2 should be more than enough They are not being stretched they are just badly managed and waste the resources they have. Example. Saw a minor rear-end accident. There was a whole firetruck and FOUR police cars hanging around for about an hour. The guy in the car was fine.

Trusted starmer how do they get away with lies not right took away every think blame the elders that can’t riot???? But being punished has we age! This is our country the country is over rated and more to come

...or a youtube barrister. I just unsubscribed from this guys channel and I've been a subscriber for a number of years now. He was fine till he started making excuses for this two tier policing and justice. I guess everybody shows who they are when we hit a crisis.

It's the codeword for 'I'm an establishment shill'.

It means right of far left

Anyone who doesn’t agree with the narrative

Nothing but catch phrases for the 'woke' and voters of 2TK. Typical political nonsense.

basically, anti-foreigner, and the belief that the UK is secretly biased towards foreigners over the citizens

Because it's for them and not for you. It's always about power, they don't serve the public, yet your tax money pays for them. It's a con at the highest level.

There are too many people like BBB, Statists, so entwined within a corrupt system afraid of losing their power.

I know a phone call should have been enough but I would have gone down there and handed them the evidence and made sure they registered it on the system. They can't ignore what's right in front of them, well less likely to at least anyway x

@@account01289 Unfortunalely the nearest police station have been closed and centralized

There were a load of arrests and charges made, some people are on bail, others on remand. The actual court cases weren't fast tracked as now though, I guess as maybe they thought it was a one off. Most prosecutions don't get fast tracked if you think about it.

You can but remember the courts are all biased towards the police and the system in general.

We cannot. To push the issue far enough would be deemed a crime in its self and prosecution of the accuser would follow.

I work in the health service and I have a duty of care to patients and if I fail in this there would be serious repercussions and rightly so. How strange that the police do not investigate a crime and yet, if they fail to do so I would be the one facing a criminal act if I were to take them to court. Given the track record of the police (I know that they have a difficult job to do - but!) and the recent report issued by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) says that the Met police force are failing in almost all work areas. To be honest given a number of high profile miss manhunt cases reported in the media and now reading the report issued by HMICFRS I have very little confidence and trust in the police.

I saw that, made my heart sink, and he's not the only one, is there a duty of care that political parties have to follow for ALL citizens of ALL faiths?