Britain’s police state horrors — 25 agents to get two “racist” white teens

***

The  British “Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act” of 2000 actually deregulated the secret police and gave the power to take secret snooping to new lows of absolute evil.

.

George Orwell (Eric Blair) saw the blueprints for this from his time at the IRD ( Information Research Dept).

Blair had realized, as a brilliant video (I am looking for it) by self-exiled Israeli Gilad Atzmon shows (he is a fantastic professional saxophonist, as was my grandfather, btw, and living for decades now in England ….https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E0xzTTlX_a4), that the Labour Party (like the Democraps in the USA) was no longer really interested at all in improving life for the white working class.

Winston Churchill’s doctor Lord Moran was heavily involved in experiments on captured Germans at the end of WWII, both civilians and children were used in military tests, and up to 20,000 British subjects lost their lives in these experiments.

.

https://www.johndenugent.com/english/news/churchill-yet-another-upper-class-homosexual/

.
All local authorities, police forces, NHS trusts, fire services, prison authorities, neighbourhood watch, traffic wardens environmental agency officials and the Royal Mail are among those bodies who can and do spy on you.

.

Rupert Murdoch had governmental permission to scoop thousands of emails from the ether and open Royal Mail letters home from servicemen to test whether serving troops were for or against the wars.

.

Several potential military whistleblowers were then coincidentally killed in friendly-fire incidents, and their friends and families also had their mail opened and their emails read.

The murdered schoolgirl Millie Dowler’s family were spied on for many weeks.

.

*** Wiki (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Milly_Dowler):

Reactions to court proceedings

After [the murderer Levi] Bellfield’s sentencing, the Dowler family strongly criticised their treatment during the trial. Dowler’s sister Gemma described the day that her parents were cross-examined by Bellfield’s defence lawyer as “the worst day of my life”.^[42]

Her mother told reporters outside the Old Bailey:

“

For us, the trial has been a truly awful experience. We have had to hear Milly’s name defamed in court; she has been portrayed as an unhappy, depressed young girl… the Milly we knew was a happy, vivacious, fun-loving girl. Our family life has been scrutinised and laid open for everyone to inspect. We’ve had to lose our right to privacy and sit through day after harrowing day of the trial in order to get a man convicted of this brutal murder. The lengths the system goes to protect his human rights seems so unfair compared to what we as a family have had to endure.[42]

”

Dowler’s father, Bob, commented on Bellfield’s refusal to give evidence in court, and to appear for sentencing. He added:

“

My family’s had to pay too high a price for this conviction. The trial has been a truly mentally-scarring experience on an unimaginable scale; you had to have been there to truly understand. During our questioning, my wife and I both felt as if we were on trial; we despair of a justice system that is so loaded in favour of the perpetrator of the crime.[43]

”

Chief Constable Mark Rowley, who oversaw the investigation, joined the Director of Public Prosecutions in calling for changes and for greater protection of victims and witnesses during court cases.^[44] Rowley said it was a “most bizarre and distressing coincidence” that the Dowler family had their privacy “destroyed” at a time when footballers and celebrities were being granted super-injunctions to protect details of their personal lives.^[45]

Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke rejected calls for a review of criminal cases, saying “it is just an unfortunate anomaly in the application of a fair and balanced judicial system”. Clarke said that, while Bellfield had been convicted of previous murders, he had to be presumed innocent in the Dowler case and found guilty by a jury in a full court process, and not presumed guilty. To avoid prejudicing the trial, the court did not allow evidence to be introduced of Bellfield’s “obsession” with schoolgirls, and his attempts to procure sex from them.^[46]

Voicemail tampering investigation

Main article: News International phone hacking scandal

The Guardian reported on 4 July 2011 that Scotland Yard had discovered Dowler’s voicemail had been accessed by journalists working for the News of the World and the newspaper’s private investigator Glenn Mulcaire.^[47]

JdN: This vile jewsrag fortunately did not survive a wave of public disgust.

 

The Guardian also reported that, during the police investigation into that newspaper’s phone hacking activities, detectives discovered that journalists had deleted some messages—potential evidence—in Dowler’s voicemail box because it was full, in order to free up space for new messages, to which they could listen. The deletions after Dowler was missing led family and friends to think that Milly was still alive.^[48] It was later reported that Dowler’s phone automatically deleted messages 72 hours after they were listened to.^[49]

Dowler’s parents announced via their solicitor that they would pursue a claim for damages against the News of the World.^[50] In September 2011 it was reported that the Dowler family had been offered £2m in personal damages.^[51]

In January 2012, it was revealed that Surrey Police and other police forces knew soon after Dowler’s death that News of the World staff had accessed her mobile phone messages, but did not take issue with this. Instead a senior Surrey officer invited newspaper staff to a meeting to discuss the case.^[52]

.

But the black teenager Stephen Lawrence was made into a saint [JdN: this was a case of supposedly a white London teen gang attacking and stabbing a young black: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Stephen_Lawrence] and the boy who, it was alleged, had killed him, and his friends have been subjected to a £30 million ongoing investigation.

.

This has meant that microphones and cameras were inserted in electrical plugs in every room of their homes, their cars were bugged, and every bit of communication to and from friends and family was gone over with a fine-toothed comb.

.

This operation involved at times up to 25 officers.

.

.

When something occurs of this magnitude, to justify the time and expense someone has to be found guilty. That is the rule for Special Branch to keep its funding going. [JdN: Someone, however brave, innocent, and patriotic, must be broken.]

.
Phone, email and letter reading and tapping, secretly recording face-to-face conversations, including those inside your home, and in some cases tiny secret cameras and microphones may be installed in your home, and your children monitored in school for cases of suspected racism if you disprove of government immigration policies.

.

The point is that if huge sums of money are spent tracking and spying on anyone, to justify that expense evidence is often concocted to obtain a conviction.

.

And Facebook, eBay and Amazon are all used to build up personality profiles of everyone in the UK.

.

.

.
Voting papers at elections all have secret numbers and if you vote for non-government-approved candidates, your name will go onto certain lists which are lifelong. These blacklists will affect friends and families, as in communist countries. These measures are aimed at white UK citizens as non whites cannot break the Race Relations laws. To belong to leftwing orgs is ok, but not rightwing, as they want a break from Europe and immigration.

.

.

.
Supermarket cartels such as Tesco, Sainsburies and Asda keep records of shopping habits what you buy and how much you send this info is fed into computers which Rupert Murdoch can glean a lot of info on who you are. These supermarkets take billions out of the economy each year, and because of this they can dictate future policies to your government about whom to go to war with.

.
Councils (JdN: in the US, city and town council governments) are allowed to recruit and pay “covert human intelligence sources,” a phrase from the intelligence world.

.
The main focus is on what they call benefit cheats, political dissidents or fly tippers, which are all now being classed as domestic terrorists.

.

***

.

.

.

.

***

Even  those suspected of bending the rules in school catchment areas (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catchment_area) are now “domestic terrorists.”

.
Figures show over 400 people each year are paid or threatened to inform.

.
Any evidence gathered such as which shop sold alcohol to underage drinkers can be put before the courts in criminal trials.

.

Proposals are under consideration to watch those who grow their own foods and “steal ” rainwater.There may soon be an expensive food-growing license needed for allotment or garden growing,or for anyone not using GMO which may soon be compulsory.

.
The RIPA legislation has a set order of strict rules for which covert surveillance may be used, health and safety, crime prevention, tax collection, or fly tipping, and people may even be followed to assess whether they would make good reliable sources or informants on others.

.

[JdN: This is what Britain has become today — what Orwell warned against in 1984.]

.