Britain’s once-proud police force has been reduced to a politically 
correct shambles with orders to recruit Gypsies and not to arrest 
extremist Muslims “in case they become more extreme.”

The latest moves to cripple effective policing in this country have 
come in the form of two directives in as many days.

The first outrageous directive, drawn up by the Government’s 
counter-terrorism board, will be sent to all police forces later this 
year. It says that police must not charge Muslim extremists in many 
hate crime cases “to stop them becoming more militant.”

Officers will be advised not to proceed when evidence of lawbreaking is 
“borderline.” Examples of crimes to which a blind eye may be turned 
include incitement to religious hatred or viewing extremist material on 
the Internet.

The move is obviously designed to appease the broader Muslim community 
and to lower the shockingly high rates of prosecution of Islamists in 
this country.

Between 11 September 2001 and 31 March 2008, there were 1,471 arrests 
of Muslims under terrorism offences in Britain. Of these, 521 resulted 
in a charge of some form, with 222 people charged with terror offences, 
and 118 people charged with terror-related offences, such as conspiracy 
to murder.

According to the new guidelines, police must avoid “alienating Muslims 
on the fringes of extremism by dragging them to court.”

Ironically, a senior Whitehall official was quoted as saying that one 
of the reasons for the move is to lower the number of young Muslims 
being sent to jail - where they “might fall under the influence of 
extremist preachers while serving prison sentences.”

The second outrageous directive, issued by the Association of Police 
Authorities, has ordered police forces to recruit gypsies so that they 
“reflect the communities they serve.”

This move was slammed by John Midgley from the Campaign against 
Political Correctness who dismissed it has “absolutely astounding.”

“What we want is the best possible policemen, not policemen appointed 
by a tick-box culture.

“How ridiculous it is for them to suggest that the police force needs 
to be representative of the society in which we live.

“On that basis, ultimately they would want to employ criminals as 
police officers as a proportion of society is made up of criminals.”

http://bnp.org.uk/2009/07/britain’s-police-force-being-destroyed-under-waves-of-mad-pc-nonsense/

On 13 July, 22:09, Dimona  wrote:
> Britain’s once-proud police force has been reduced to a politically
> correct shambles with orders to recruit Gypsies and not to arrest
> extremist Muslims “in case they become more extreme.”
>
> The latest moves to cripple effective policing in this country have
> come in the form of two directives in as many days.
>
> The first outrageous directive, drawn up by the Government’s
> counter-terrorism board, will be sent to all police forces later this
> year. It says that police must not charge Muslim extremists in many
> hate crime cases “to stop them becoming more militant.”
>
> Officers will be advised not to proceed when evidence of lawbreaking is
> “borderline.” Examples of crimes to which a blind eye may be turned
> include incitement to religious hatred or viewing extremist material on
> the Internet.
>
> The move is obviously designed to appease the broader Muslim community
> and to lower the shockingly high rates of prosecution of Islamists in
> this country.
>
> Between 11 September 2001 and 31 March 2008, there were 1,471 arrests
> of Muslims under terrorism offences in Britain. Of these, 521 resulted
> in a charge of some form, with 222 people charged with terror offences,
> and 118 people charged with terror-related offences, such as conspiracy
> to murder.
>
> According to the new guidelines, police must avoid “alienating Muslims
> on the fringes of extremism by dragging them to court.”
>
> Ironically, a senior Whitehall official was quoted as saying that one
> of the reasons for the move is to lower the number of young Muslims
> being sent to jail - where they “might fall under the influence of
> extremist preachers while serving prison sentences.”
>
> The second outrageous directive, issued by the Association of Police
> Authorities, has ordered police forces to recruit gypsies so that they
> “reflect the communities they serve.”
>
> This move was slammed by John Midgley from the Campaign against
> Political Correctness who dismissed it has “absolutely astounding.”
>
> “What we want is the best possible policemen, not policemen appointed
> by a tick-box culture.
>
> “How ridiculous it is for them to suggest that the police force needs
> to be representative of the society in which we live.
>
> “On that basis, ultimately they would want to employ criminals as
> police officers as a proportion of society is made up of criminals.”
>
> http://bnp.org.uk/2009/07/britain’s-police-force-being-destroyed-under-waves-of-mad-pc-nonsense/

And that totally mises the idea that getting a conviction on
incitement to religious hatred is difficult at best and moves away
from the idea of policing what people read on the internet.
Resources can be better spent on doing other things.

Thanks for posting that, its a step in the right direction.
And who better able to handle gypsies than people who know their
methods, habits and lifestyle intimately?

Martin  <><

Dimona wrote:
> Britain’s once-proud police force has been reduced to a politically 
> correct shambles with orders to recruit Gypsies and not to arrest 
> extremist Muslims “in case they become more extreme.”
> 
> The latest moves to cripple effective policing in this country have come 
> in the form of two directives in as many days.
> 
> The first outrageous directive, drawn up by the Government’s 
> counter-terrorism board, will be sent to all police forces later this 
> year. It says that police must not charge Muslim extremists in many hate 
> crime cases “to stop them becoming more militant.”
> 
> Officers will be advised not to proceed when evidence of lawbreaking is 
> “borderline.” Examples of crimes to which a blind eye may be turned 
> include incitement to religious hatred or viewing extremist material on 
> the Internet.
> 
> The move is obviously designed to appease the broader Muslim community 
> and to lower the shockingly high rates of prosecution of Islamists in 
> this country.
> 
> Between 11 September 2001 and 31 March 2008, there were 1,471 arrests of 
> Muslims under terrorism offences in Britain. Of these, 521 resulted in a 
> charge of some form, with 222 people charged with terror offences, and 
> 118 people charged with terror-related offences, such as conspiracy to 
> murder.
> 
> According to the new guidelines, police must avoid “alienating Muslims 
> on the fringes of extremism by dragging them to court.”
> 
> Ironically, a senior Whitehall official was quoted as saying that one of 
> the reasons for the move is to lower the number of young Muslims being 
> sent to jail - where they “might fall under the influence of extremist 
> preachers while serving prison sentences.”
> 
> The second outrageous directive, issued by the Association of Police 
> Authorities, has ordered police forces to recruit gypsies so that they 
> “reflect the communities they serve.”
> 
> This move was slammed by John Midgley from the Campaign against 
> Political Correctness who dismissed it has “absolutely astounding.”
> 
> “What we want is the best possible policemen, not policemen appointed by 
> a tick-box culture.
> 
> “How ridiculous it is for them to suggest that the police force needs to 
> be representative of the society in which we live.
> 
> “On that basis, ultimately they would want to employ criminals as police 
> officers as a proportion of society is made up of criminals.”
> 
> http://bnp.org.uk/2009/07/britain’s-police-force-being-destroyed-under-waves-of-mad-pc-nonsense/ 
> 
> 
> 

Can you please keep these type of posts out of this newsgroup or else it 
will go the way of many other newsgroups and become nothing more than 
off-topic, ultimately cross posted political threads.

There's more appropriate newsgroups out there for your posts.

On Mon, 13 Jul 2009 22:53:31 +0100, Robbie  wrote:

>There's more appropriate newsgroups out there for your posts.

Yes. uk.rec.lunatic.ramblings

On Mon, 13 Jul 2009 23:09:28 +0200, Dimona  wrote:

>Britain’s once-proud police force has been reduced to a politically 
>correct shambles with orders to recruit Gypsies and not to arrest 
>extremist Muslims “in case they become more extreme.”
>

British police are a bunch of nazis
http://www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/1958066.i_will_sue_police_over_beating_by_officers/
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article557419.ece
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/west_yorkshire/7096456.stm


>http://bnp.org.uk/2009/07/britain’s-police-force-being-destroyed-under-waves-of-mad-pc-nonsense/
>
and so are you