Videos: Watch The UK Police Two-Tier/Anti-White System in Action

Br.IanVonTurpie · Wed 07 Aug 2024

The Govt knows muslims, non whites tantrum big time so they cut them more slack. Whites are more evolved as we build ambitious projects we have evolved with :- problem solving skills, reasoning abilities and conflict resolution, co-ordination of trades. We worked! Projects like castles don't come about with a "Hulk smash"! Attitude.

That is all the non whites from Africa and Middle East know!

Rev.Cambeul · Thu 08 Aug 2024

Quote from: MSMhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13720171/Britain-fights-Counter-protesters-outnumber-rioting-thugs-towns-country-UK-braces-night-100-far-right-demos-biggest-police-mobilisation-2011.html

One person was arrested for possession of an offensive weapon in Hounslow, where locals had gathered to protect a mosque.

Bottles were thrown at police and objects dragged into the road after around 50 people gathered in the south London borough - but officers said it was 'pure anti-social behaviour' not linked to the protests. There were no further arrests in the area.

Authorities warn those taking part in the protests could face terrorism charges in relation to the thuggery which has been cheered on by some online personalities, while more than 600 people already face court dates over the riots.

Nick Price, Director of Legal Services at the Crown Prosecution Service, said: 'People thinking of disseminating or amplifying information online which is racially inflammatory should think again – online actions have real consequences.

'There is no place for right wing thugs trying to stir up racial hatred and violence online at any time, let alone during this disorder. We are working closely with local law enforcement agencies to identify offenders to be charged and prosecuted.

And in a warning to those acting outside the UK, Mr Parkinson said: 'Some people are abroad. That doesn't mean they're safe.

'We have liaison prosecutors spread around the globe who've got local links with the local judiciary and law enforcement, but also the police are also stationed abroad.'

In a spirit of calmness, let us admit the police are sometimes guilty of double standards - and race relations can suffer

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/debate/article-13720471/STEPHEN-GLOVER-spirit-calmness-let-admit-police-guilty-double-standards-race-relations-suffer.html

The nub of allegations is that the police are more indulgent of non-white protesters than of white ones.

Is this true? It shouldn't be too difficult to examine recent events in a spirit of fairness and calm, and come at least to a tentative conclusion.

Such calmness was regrettably absent on Monday when Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley knocked to the floor the microphone of a Sky News reporter who had asked him: 'Are we going to end two-tier policing, sir?'

I fear many of the concerns about two-tier policing are valid. I don't say that courageous bobbies on the front line are deliberate practitioners. Nor do I believe that among police bosses it is necessarily an instrument of policy. They may simply be softer on non-white protesters out of a terror of being accused of racism.

The danger, of course, is that social cohesion and good race relations will suffer if white people reasonably believe that they are subject to a form of discrimination.

Where to start? A good place is a video taken at the weekend in which a police officer addressed a Muslim crowd outside a mosque in Stoke-on-Trent. He said: 'If there are any weapons, get rid of them. We're not going to make any arrests.'

It may not be conclusive proof of two-tier policing. Perhaps the officer, confronted by a large and potentially violent crowd, was being prudently emollient. Yet I ask — clinging to my precepts of calmness and fairness — whether we can easily imagine a policeman addressing a crowd of possibly armed white people in such mild tones.

Item two is the events in the Bordesley Green area of Birmingham, where large groups of men, some waving Palestinian flags and carrying weapons, gathered on Monday evening. They were reportedly expecting a 'far-Right' demo, which didn't materialise.

This didn't stop the mob attacking passing cars, forcing journalists to withdraw, and smashing up a pub. A white man was punched and kicked, sustaining quite serious injuries. There were no police visible and no arrests were made.

Were they taken by surprise? No. A senior officer in West Midlands Police said they were aware of the planned demonstration, and had met local community leaders, with whom they have 'really strong relations', to discuss 'the style of policing we needed to deliver'. That amounted to none at all.

In other words, community leaders were allowed to shape the police response, which turned out to be woefully inadequate. A man was assaulted and serious damage done. The police were remarkably laid back, as, subsequently, was Home Office minister and Birmingham MP Jess Phillips, who declined to condemn the miscreants.

Still rooted in a spirit of fairness, I ask whether a riot by far-Right hooligans would have been handled by police in a similar way. I very much doubt it. Sir Mark Rowley has warned rioters that 'we will come after you'. Will the police now come after the Muslim thugs who rampaged through Bordesley Green?

But the mayhem in Bordesley Green was vigilantism run wild.

Nonetheless, Sir Mark stuck to his guns yesterday, and rejected accusations of two-tier policing as 'complete nonsense'. He even said those making the claims were putting officers at risk.

Nor is it possible to banish the memory of several police officers 'taking the knee' during a Black Lives Matter protest outside Downing Street in June 2020. That really was a political statement. The officers concerned suffered no disciplinary action.

What makes the police sometimes indulge minority groups? It is a fear of being accused of racism, or of being blamed for exacerbating racial tensions.

This was evident in the police's reluctance to pursue gangs, largely composed of Asian and especially Muslim men, which groomed young girls in several northern towns. A 2013 report by the Commons Home Affairs Committee judged that the fear of being seen as racist may have hindered the authorities in detecting and preventing abuse.

The secretary to a 2022 report by the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse told a newspaper: 'We need to break the culture where people are worried that they might be accused of being racist just because they record factual information.'

But the police should beware of the self-righteous defence trotted out by the likes of Sir Mark Rowley. So too must the Government, which shouldn't let its political self-interest in not alienating traditional Labour Muslim voters stand in the way of what's right for the country.

In a spirit of calmness and fairness, let us admit that the police are sometimes guilty of double standards. Unless this ceases, race relations are bound to suffer.

Rev.Cambeul · Fri 09 Aug 2024

Sheffield: They are carrying weapons chasing a police van because one of their friends was arrested threatening police with a sword during a Muslim riot outside their own Mosque. There were no further arrests.

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