I didn’t realise I wasn’t already subscribed. You are probably right about this and most other stuff, & depressingly so. Policing has never necessarily been a job undertaken by our best and brightest. But that didn’t matter: the job was more doable, and the training vastly better, in the days of yore when police resided and were deployed locally, the Macpherson Inquiry hadn’t wrecked police priorities and norms of conduct, higher levels of trust meant that police exercised discretion rather than relying on a litany of inflexible and ideologically poisoned rules (many of which do not adequately suit the reality of policing on the ground), family collusion wasn’t suddenly a massive thing, and we didn’t have literal tribal warfare.
Most jobs are more dependent on the conscientiousness of the doer than mental or physical horsepower; basically, to do it well you have to understand what you’re there to do and care enough to do it. Most fuzz in Britain seem to fail on both counts (unless you take the view that they’re actually doing exactly what they’re supposed to do - I’m not that far down the rabbit hole yet).
When we add in the hyper-politicisation of the force (as described above and elsewhere), there’s no reason to expect proper policing.
That scene in Robocop 3, in which Murph has his CPU scrambled by too many ‘prime directives’, is one of the most prescient in cinema.
Given the descent of our police and courts, and the tedious vilification of the 1% in the media, that 1% are inexorably uprooting en-masse to places like Dubai. Why wouldn't they?
The UK govt debt position is already untenable. The welfare bill already exceeds income tax revenue. It's no surprise that gilt yields are rising.
This is why I believe economic collapse is an eventual certainty. Where things go from there is the question; I'd suggest taking a look at South Africa. Wouldn't want to be plod in that situation. Even the ones so thick they believe they'll still get a pension.
I’ve not seen any explanation for the attack on Novak.
No explanation why Digwa with his family attending decided on murdering Novak.
No charge of racial hatred against Digwa and his family.
No CPS intervention to have Digwa charged with racial hatred.
If the skin colour had been reversed would the CPS have intervened IF and it’s a big IF, the police had failed to include a charge of racial hatred against the perpetrator?
The police force should be shut down and replaced from the ground up with another one that works according to the principles of Sir Robert Peel, there was a time when the British police were the envy of the world.
We only see the bad, that some "genuine" crimes do get investigated and handled is an indication that there are some competent officers, they just know to stay quiet, play the system and get on with their job. That we have so few terror incidents, given the number of potential miscreants is actually an indication that there is a core who are really good.
I agree there are obviously some police who are good, committed officers who eschew political ideologies. But have you seen how many of them are sexual predators and criminals? Astonishing.
Basically then, we’re fucked! Isn’t this situation exactly what the Marxist Fabians want - the breakdown of societal cohesion? Surly this was always the end goal of their ‘long march’ through the institutions?
The international marxists never got their longed-for class war. Instead, they saw the iron curtain fall and nominally left-wing parties quietly abandon their committments to nationalisation, collectivisation etc.
So they vindictively fomented racial and religious war instead, by way of the Gramscian long march. That is why we are seeing much the same across all developed western nations.
I might begrudgingly accept that "crony capitalism of the grotesquely entitled managerialist executive class" have played their part; note how many of these well-heeled HNWIs are left-leaning
Conclusions Evidence of unequal legal outcomes in Britain—across policing, charging, corporate enforcement, and sentencing—creates patterns consistent with a two-tier system. The negative consequences are broad: weakened trust, entrenched inequality, community harm, and political polarisation. While full societal collapse is unlikely in the near term, the cumulative effects of persistent injustice can produce serious social fragmentation, localized breakdowns in authority, and cycles of conflict. Reversing this trajectory requires decisive reforms that restore parity of enforcement, ensure accountability for elites, adequately resource public defence and investigations, and invest in the social conditions that underpin lawful, stable communities. Without such action, the brittle legitimacy of the legal order risks fracturing further, increasing the probability of recurring unrest and long-term erosion of social cohesion.
The police force should be shut down and replaced from the ground up with another one that works according to the principles of Sir Robert Peel, there was a time when the British police were the envy of the world.
One of the requirements of a prosecution is to establish the reason for a criminal act.
In murders it is a prime requirement.
In the case against Digwa neither the prosecution nor the defence established the reason for the act because neither council investigated it.
So whilst we discuss racial hatred, Digwa was never charged with the offence, despite it being a prime discussion point as far as the public are concerned.
So why didn’t the police, the CPS and the prosecution charge Digwa with a hate crime?
I believe none of the 3 parties concerned wanted to investigate the reasons, as it would have shown that hate crimes against whites is just as prevalent if not more prevalent than hate crimes against other ethnicity’s.
I don’t think it’s speculation to say the same crime committed by a white person against an Asian person would have required a hate crime charge to be made.
The son of a friend was recently fired from the police for the silly act of putting his hand on a WPC’s bottom during a night in the pub. She didn’t complain and laughed it off. A male PC who didn’t like him reported him and he was out quicker than you could say Robert Peel. Oh the irony of his treatment compared to the losers who failed Henry Nowak.
The Force decided to believe the complaint from the fellow officer and interviewed my friend’s son and the WPC. They didn’t deny it and that was enough for them to suspend him then offer him the chance to resign or be dismissed. Seems incredible to be suspended for something so trivial while the PCs in Southampton are still on duty apart from the one who resigned.
Unfortunately, 'intellectually subnormal' is exactly what many police officers (& especially PCSOs) are. I feel sorry for them, and sorrier for the older cohorts who have left, or are leaving, and are disgusted/disappointed with the way things have panned out over the last 30 years.
I was getting confused by the general hullabaloo, the hot air and the lost voices of Nowak's family. Plus, TBH, Farage really grinds my gears, busy amping up the hysteria with his pompous arsed national address, conveniently smothering his latest scandal, all aided and abetted by the usual suspects
So I took all of sixty seconds to Google the judges' sentencing comments, it is a public document and available, and read them, 3 minutes max in total.
George Floyd in reverse comparisons - there are none
The coppers whose brains have been warped by DEI - not so
The two-tier justice system - nope, the murderer is in prison for a long time, so is his mother
White disadvantage - there isn't
Please go and search and download the judges' sentencing comments for yourselves.
Use - Digwa Final Sentencing Remarks
As a dad to two spirited lads, it sends shivers down my spine, and make of the outrage what you will BUT who benefits?
I saw a bodycam footage of two cops called to an old people's home where an elderly resident likely with dementia is sat in his wheelchair armed with a...butter knife.
The staff didn't have the common sense to disarm him (easy as pie) and sadly, neither did the police.
He was tasered! Twice! And fell out of his chair like a sack of spuds.
Total incompetence, no critical thinking, no common sense, no nothing.
And that's what we saw that night as well with poor Henry, a bunch of dumb ass cops who didn't do the basics of getting the Digwa family well back, getting down to Henry's level to do a basic first aid check. They would have then easily seen the distress he was in an acted appropriately.
Instead they fell below the lowest standard possible, and poor Henry died alone on his front, handcuffed, the last words heard being "Stabbed? Don't think so, mate".
I didn’t realise I wasn’t already subscribed. You are probably right about this and most other stuff, & depressingly so. Policing has never necessarily been a job undertaken by our best and brightest. But that didn’t matter: the job was more doable, and the training vastly better, in the days of yore when police resided and were deployed locally, the Macpherson Inquiry hadn’t wrecked police priorities and norms of conduct, higher levels of trust meant that police exercised discretion rather than relying on a litany of inflexible and ideologically poisoned rules (many of which do not adequately suit the reality of policing on the ground), family collusion wasn’t suddenly a massive thing, and we didn’t have literal tribal warfare.
Most jobs are more dependent on the conscientiousness of the doer than mental or physical horsepower; basically, to do it well you have to understand what you’re there to do and care enough to do it. Most fuzz in Britain seem to fail on both counts (unless you take the view that they’re actually doing exactly what they’re supposed to do - I’m not that far down the rabbit hole yet).
When we add in the hyper-politicisation of the force (as described above and elsewhere), there’s no reason to expect proper policing.
That scene in Robocop 3, in which Murph has his CPU scrambled by too many ‘prime directives’, is one of the most prescient in cinema.
1% of the UK population now pays in excess of 30% of tax:
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/nov/13/richest-britain-income-tax-revenues-institute-fiscal-studies
Given the descent of our police and courts, and the tedious vilification of the 1% in the media, that 1% are inexorably uprooting en-masse to places like Dubai. Why wouldn't they?
The UK govt debt position is already untenable. The welfare bill already exceeds income tax revenue. It's no surprise that gilt yields are rising.
This is why I believe economic collapse is an eventual certainty. Where things go from there is the question; I'd suggest taking a look at South Africa. Wouldn't want to be plod in that situation. Even the ones so thick they believe they'll still get a pension.
Nowak grotesque
I’ve not seen any explanation for the attack on Novak.
No explanation why Digwa with his family attending decided on murdering Novak.
No charge of racial hatred against Digwa and his family.
No CPS intervention to have Digwa charged with racial hatred.
If the skin colour had been reversed would the CPS have intervened IF and it’s a big IF, the police had failed to include a charge of racial hatred against the perpetrator?
The police force should be shut down and replaced from the ground up with another one that works according to the principles of Sir Robert Peel, there was a time when the British police were the envy of the world.
We only see the bad, that some "genuine" crimes do get investigated and handled is an indication that there are some competent officers, they just know to stay quiet, play the system and get on with their job. That we have so few terror incidents, given the number of potential miscreants is actually an indication that there is a core who are really good.
I agree there are obviously some police who are good, committed officers who eschew political ideologies. But have you seen how many of them are sexual predators and criminals? Astonishing.
Basically then, we’re fucked! Isn’t this situation exactly what the Marxist Fabians want - the breakdown of societal cohesion? Surly this was always the end goal of their ‘long march’ through the institutions?
The international marxists never got their longed-for class war. Instead, they saw the iron curtain fall and nominally left-wing parties quietly abandon their committments to nationalisation, collectivisation etc.
So they vindictively fomented racial and religious war instead, by way of the Gramscian long march. That is why we are seeing much the same across all developed western nations.
It is not Marxism, neo-Marxism or Fabianism. It is capitalism.
I might begrudgingly accept that "crony capitalism of the grotesquely entitled managerialist executive class" have played their part; note how many of these well-heeled HNWIs are left-leaning
A left-leaning person can still be capitalist!
WTF is a Cultural Cohesion and Integration Commission? What complete moron thought that was a good idea?
Bit of an oxymoron given that it’s exactly the opposite they are achieving.
Ho-ho.
It is not an oxymoron.
What is it then - pray tell?
Conclusions Evidence of unequal legal outcomes in Britain—across policing, charging, corporate enforcement, and sentencing—creates patterns consistent with a two-tier system. The negative consequences are broad: weakened trust, entrenched inequality, community harm, and political polarisation. While full societal collapse is unlikely in the near term, the cumulative effects of persistent injustice can produce serious social fragmentation, localized breakdowns in authority, and cycles of conflict. Reversing this trajectory requires decisive reforms that restore parity of enforcement, ensure accountability for elites, adequately resource public defence and investigations, and invest in the social conditions that underpin lawful, stable communities. Without such action, the brittle legitimacy of the legal order risks fracturing further, increasing the probability of recurring unrest and long-term erosion of social cohesion.
Grotesque
The police force should be shut down and replaced from the ground up with another one that works according to the principles of Sir Robert Peel, there was a time when the British police were the envy of the world.
One of the requirements of a prosecution is to establish the reason for a criminal act.
In murders it is a prime requirement.
In the case against Digwa neither the prosecution nor the defence established the reason for the act because neither council investigated it.
So whilst we discuss racial hatred, Digwa was never charged with the offence, despite it being a prime discussion point as far as the public are concerned.
So why didn’t the police, the CPS and the prosecution charge Digwa with a hate crime?
I believe none of the 3 parties concerned wanted to investigate the reasons, as it would have shown that hate crimes against whites is just as prevalent if not more prevalent than hate crimes against other ethnicity’s.
I don’t think it’s speculation to say the same crime committed by a white person against an Asian person would have required a hate crime charge to be made.
It would be automatic.
Proof of motive is not a requirement to convict in English criminal law.
To assess a sentence without establishing the reason for a crime begs the question about mitigation.
The judge rejected the excuses put up by the defence so why is Digwa’s sentence reduced?
But more fundamentally why didn’t the prosecution the police and the CPS pursue racial hatred charges?
As I said, if the race of the perpetrator and victim had been reversed the charge would have been automatic.
The son of a friend was recently fired from the police for the silly act of putting his hand on a WPC’s bottom during a night in the pub. She didn’t complain and laughed it off. A male PC who didn’t like him reported him and he was out quicker than you could say Robert Peel. Oh the irony of his treatment compared to the losers who failed Henry Nowak.
If she didn't complain, then how was the complaint upheld?
The Force decided to believe the complaint from the fellow officer and interviewed my friend’s son and the WPC. They didn’t deny it and that was enough for them to suspend him then offer him the chance to resign or be dismissed. Seems incredible to be suspended for something so trivial while the PCs in Southampton are still on duty apart from the one who resigned.
They said it was true or they didn't deny it?
Did you?
No, I'm asking: Did the WPC say it was true or is it that she just didn't deny it happened.
Yes that’s right.
Unfortunately, 'intellectually subnormal' is exactly what many police officers (& especially PCSOs) are. I feel sorry for them, and sorrier for the older cohorts who have left, or are leaving, and are disgusted/disappointed with the way things have panned out over the last 30 years.
Grotesque
It won't be nothing if you don't let it be nothing.
It's over due you cleaned your house, Yookay.
If you want a future, fight.
If you want to roll over and die, then die.
This ain't rocket surgery.
I was getting confused by the general hullabaloo, the hot air and the lost voices of Nowak's family. Plus, TBH, Farage really grinds my gears, busy amping up the hysteria with his pompous arsed national address, conveniently smothering his latest scandal, all aided and abetted by the usual suspects
So I took all of sixty seconds to Google the judges' sentencing comments, it is a public document and available, and read them, 3 minutes max in total.
George Floyd in reverse comparisons - there are none
The coppers whose brains have been warped by DEI - not so
The two-tier justice system - nope, the murderer is in prison for a long time, so is his mother
White disadvantage - there isn't
Please go and search and download the judges' sentencing comments for yourselves.
Use - Digwa Final Sentencing Remarks
As a dad to two spirited lads, it sends shivers down my spine, and make of the outrage what you will BUT who benefits?
I saw a bodycam footage of two cops called to an old people's home where an elderly resident likely with dementia is sat in his wheelchair armed with a...butter knife.
The staff didn't have the common sense to disarm him (easy as pie) and sadly, neither did the police.
He was tasered! Twice! And fell out of his chair like a sack of spuds.
Total incompetence, no critical thinking, no common sense, no nothing.
And that's what we saw that night as well with poor Henry, a bunch of dumb ass cops who didn't do the basics of getting the Digwa family well back, getting down to Henry's level to do a basic first aid check. They would have then easily seen the distress he was in an acted appropriately.
Instead they fell below the lowest standard possible, and poor Henry died alone on his front, handcuffed, the last words heard being "Stabbed? Don't think so, mate".
It's an obvious psyop 🤣