UK Police, Only Good for Covid Oppression, Not Rape Justice By Richard Miller (London)
Here are some stories about what the police are doing here re Covid-totalitarianism. Then, consider their lack of interest in the child grooming rapes, still a disgrace The answer is that both of these events aid in the Great Reset, and Great Replacement. Populations must be broken, and have been.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/uk-covid-cops-arrest-man-handing-out-free-soup
“Police in the UK arrested a man for handing out free soup in a park, claiming that he had violated COVID-19 restrictions.
Nick Smith had been giving out free soup to people in his village for 17 weeks before Sussex Police intervened, claiming he had violated COVID rules by encouraging people to gather.
However, Smith cited exemptions under the rules for volunteering, which allows for up to 15 people to gather either indoors or outdoors.
Smith said he found the whole experience “very shocking” and insisted he was only trying to help people struggling with mental health issues as a result of the lockdown.
“Showing up every week and being a feature they can rely on is what I wanted to do. They just come because they don’t see anybody they don’t talk to anybody and they’re going crazy,” he said.
Smith was handcuffed and given a court summons, but he has vowed to continue supporting his community.
“If not now when, people are going hungry, people are going crazy. If not now when,” he said.
https://www.infowars.com/posts/uk-police-boast-about-fining-person-eating-a-kebab-alone-in-a-car/
“As the crackdown on lockdown ‘violators’ is being amped up by the authorities in the UK, police were criticised for boasting about fining a person who they witnessed eating a kebab in their car, alone.
Avon and Somerset Police tweeted about the incident which occurred over the weekend at Cheddar Gorge, a place of natural beauty in the South West of the country.
The issue, police say, is that the person drove 20 miles from Bristol to eat the kebab.
Police bragged about patrolling the area to punish people they deemed to be breaking lockdown:
Patrols of Cheddar Gorge this evening resulted in multiple vehicles being dispersed and 7 fixed penalty notices being issued for breaching Covid-19 legislation. Travelling from Bristol to Cheddar to sit and eat kebabs in your vehicle is not a reasonable excuse! #staysafe
— ASPolice Sedgemoor (@ASPSedgemoor) January 9, 2021
In a further statement to media, police said that while “patrolling in Cheddar [they] engaged with a number of people who were sitting in parked cars in Cheddar Gorge.”
“Officers took the decision to issue fixed penalty notices to seven individuals whom they determined were not local to the area, were not members of the same household, and did not have a valid reason for their journey under the current COVID-19 regulations,” the statement continued.
“We would ask that people follow the regulations, only travel when it is essential and take exercise locally to their home address, in order to save lives and protect the NHS,” the statement concluded, parroting government rhetoric.
The Police are asking the public to report lockdown violators:
Thanks for your message. We can’t take info or reports via social media. Please use our online form to report breaches of COVID-19 regulations or call 101 if the breach is happening now: https://t.co/mWMUDPuLZt – thank you.
— Avon and Somerset Police (@ASPolice) January 11, 2021
With the COVID-19 risk at an all-time high, we’re asking the public to remain vigilant for signs of unlicensed music events being set up.
We need to know if you suspect an event is being organised so that we can intervene early to prevent it. pic.twitter.com/JJn1Pmw3jR
— Avon and Somerset Police (@ASPolice) January 8, 2021
Backlash toward the police on Twitter was swift:
Meanwhile a few years ago my car was hit and the police weren’t interested. Here’s your log number and that’s it! Reported many drivers without licenses and insurances in the past and you do nothing about them. In fact they’re still driving around with no license
— Shaun (@IzieHi) January 10, 2021
Whoever wrote this – please tell me you stopped for a moment and thought “what the hell am I having to say here”
— TrishC (@trixieC2) January 10, 2021
At least those living in Somerset now know that if they’re being burgled….just say you’re holding an unlicensed music event. The boys in blue will be round in the blink of an eye.
Just don’t say you’re being burgled.
— Torro (@bianchibully) January 8, 2021
Gestapo this is how it started
— des (@Wolf14064576) January 8, 2021
Any chance of you “intervening early” for ACTUAL CRIME such as robberies stabbings rapes etc or is just people playing loud music that’s wrong this week
— EddieLowFilthSlayer (@SlayTheFilth) January 8, 2021
If you report the crime before it’s actually happened I’m sure they’d be happy to step in
— Olivia Rowland (@livirowland68) January 8, 2021
While some expressed disgust with police, others were eager to snitch:
20-30 by accounts, with crates of beer… Mums wanting to take small children feeling intimidated and appalling language as well. @CheddarPC
— Michèle (@Shelly_RM) January 10, 2021
This incident followed a number of other cases of police cracking down on people that made headlines over the weekend.
Two women were interrogated and fined by police for going on a walk in a remote area 5 miles from where they lived despite this not being illegal under coronavirus laws. Police told the women that hot drinks they were carrying constituted a “picnic”.
The women, Jessica Allen and Eliza Moore, told reporters that the police appeared ‘desperate to fine them’.”
“Anyone traveling to Britain from a country on the government’s ‘red list’ must quarantine in a hotel (which they will have to pay for), and have THREE COVID tests, under draconian new laws being implemented by the government.
The unprecedented and sweeping new rules were announced by Health Secretary Matt Hancock, who said that he makes ‘no apologies’ for such severe measures.
From Monday anyone entering the country will have to pass three PCR tests in order to be allowed any freedom inside the country after they have completed a ten-day quarantine at a government selected hotel, at a cost of almost two thousand pounds.
Security guards will be stationed throughout the hotels, with police on standby if those inside try to leave before their release date.
Hancock said that anyone caught breaking their quarantine could be fined ten thousand pounds, while anyone caught lying about coming from a COVID ‘hotspot’ could be jailed for up to a decade.
Even those not coming from one of the 33 ‘red list’ countries, and arriving from elsewhere, will have to test negative before being allowed to travel, then quarantine at their home address for ten days and allow authorities to ‘check that they are obeying the rules’.
COVID tests, which cost more than £100 each, will be required on day two and day eight of isolation, and must be booked through a new government portal in advance of travel, according to the new law.
If the tests are positive, a further ten day quarantine will be mandated.
Failure to comply with the testing will incur fines of £1,000 the first time, and £2,000 the second time.
Hancock noted “This includes a £1,000 penalty for any international arrival who fails to take a mandatory test, a £2,000 penalty for any international arrival who fails to take the second mandatory test, as well as automatically extending their quarantine period to 14 days, and a £5,000 fixed penalty notice – rising to £10,000 – for arrivals who fail to quarantine in a designated hotel.”
Anyone hoping to escape the crackdown via booking travel through a budget or less thorough carrier will likely be disappointed as Hancock announced that “Passenger carriers will have a duty in law to make sure that passengers have signed up for these new arrangements before they travel, and will be fined if they don’t.”
Being busy doing all of the above means that “minor” things, like rape gangs get ignored, but since the victims are white and Pakistani, not much concern there:
“The victim of a Pakistani rape gang in Walsall, England, gave police the identities of 18 abusers in 2013 but no-one was ever charged and officers lost 30 hours of her interview tapes, prior to reopening the investigation in 2019.
“Hannah”, whose name has been changed to protect her identity, is from a Pakistani heritage Muslim family. Her cousins began to abuse her after they took a recording of her smoking a cigarette and blackmailed her, aged ten, into performing sexual activities or else they would tell her strict Muslim parents.
These were also recorded, leading to a cycle of blackmail and abuse over a period of seven years, broken only when she fled her family entirely as a result of her father attempting to subject her to a forced marriage, BirminghamLive reports. The newspaper notes police are now being accused of failing Hannah after losing 30 hours of interview tapes and failing to pursue the investigation.
Hannah came forward about her abuse after fleeing her family and revealing something of what had happened to her to a counsellor at a refuge.
“I ended up talking to her and said that from a young age my cousins were blackmailing me’… but she listened to what had happened and [said] ‘It wasn’t blackmail, it was sexual abuse,” she said.
When she did finally go to the police, she provided them with many names of both abusers and other victims.
Hannah said the abuse took place at school, at a local park, and in alleyways around Walsall. She said she also knew of other girls who were “plied with vodka… and got raped behind the church by these guys”.
Hannah gave West Midlands Police details of houses, hotels, and even a public library where the abuse took place — but after arresting nine males who gave no-comment interviews, nothing happened, with the force dropping the case in 2015.
Rape gangs — or “grooming gangs”, as they are often termed in the mainstream media — are generally comprised of Muslims of South Asian heritage, and their victims are generally non-Muslims; typically white working-class girls but often Sikh and Hindu girls, too.
It is increasingly believed that there are more Muslim victims of these gangs than is often reported, however, with “Westernised” girls, in particular, being targeted and cowed by taboos around shame and “honour”.
Of course, it would be racist to pursue such gangs:
It is incredible that all this has occurred, but now the elites have done it, watch out as they crank up the volume. The party from Hell is just getting started, and we are all invited, by compulsion.
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