On Monday, 28 October 2013 08:52:10 UTC, Desperate Dan wrote:
On Sunday, October 27, 2013 11:08:29 PM UTC, Joe Egginton wrote:

On 25/10/2013 17:35, Lawrence Jenkins wrote:



On Friday, 25 October 2013 12:25:28 UTC+1, Joe Egginton wrote:



On 25/10/2013 00:38, Lawrence Jenkins wrote:







On Friday, 25 October 2013 00:28:23 UTC+1, Joe Egginton wrote:







On 24/10/2013 21:04, General wrote:















"Joe Egginton" wrote in message



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Everybody on the edited electoral register is public



knowledge.































That won't do as an excuse I'm afraid. In practice,



individuals are















effectively anonymous unless someone highlights their



existence, as has















been done here. Very badly misjudged, despicable even in my



book too I'm















afraid. An apology wouldn't be out of order.































JGD































I really can't see the problem, publishing Dawlish's real name



and















address. Anyone can type into www.192.com anyone's name and see



where















they live and the other occupants that live there. In that



respect















there is no thing as privacy on the internet. It has very



much made















people's names and addresses much more accessible. Before it



was a















visit to your library, to have a look at the electoral register



and even















then it was only the electoral register in the local area.















Joe take no notice.































This whole rubbish about so called data protection when even the



paper boy knows names and addresses. FFS should Dalwish's postman



be sworn to the official secrets act. I remember years ago on my



mad lefty days during elections where the don't laugh...Workers



Revolutionary Party had candidate we would get the electoral list



and then canvass those voters.























So to suggest that you have done something so wrong and shameful



is ludicrous.















The surveillance state is getting worse Larry. We’re sleep walking



into







a police state. I remember in March 2010 I went to the city park.



I was







taking photos of daffs. All of a sudden I had eight police



officers







around me, being intimidating, saying that somebody had said I was







taking photos of children. I showed them my photos and the police



left.







There was no apology off them for intimidating me. I thank God



that







it wasn’t a film camera otherwise I would have probably been



arrested as







suspected paedo, until the film was developed. The suspiciousness



the







average Brit is filled with these days, twists us in to bitter,







frightened people.























What gets me is the most indignant about this are the ones who



have remained silent as he bullied people. Does he and others



really believe that as Dawlish has let us know where he's lived



for sometime that anyone with a grudge against him really



couldn't get the electoral list of from his website.







What's that old saying about living in a greenhouse.















Joe







My view is simple now, it took years of confusion scratches my head



and searching my soul, but I truly believe our society and attitudes



are increasingly that of social Marxism which is in government, local



government, the NHS, education and all other organisations that feed



from the tax payers trough.







After decades of post war creeping social Marxism we now life in a



world where you can literally totally provably murder someone and



walk free within 12 years or if a usual proved manslaughter with the



help of a now totally corrupt judiciary walk free within years.











Larry, the general public is being pressured from two sides. Yes, there



is the communist with their PC rubbish. Also, there are the greedy



lawyers, with their litigation frenzy which as taken a stranglehold of



our society. I think the "storm" tonight will probably just be a rather



bad autumn storm with 60mph gusts along the south coast, elsewhere over



England 40mph winds.







Public organisations and companies are so afraid of being sued. They



always play it extra cautious, in the case of the MO, always reporting



the worst case scenario.











The police themselves now rarely fight crime anymore and the only



thing they are good for is attacking and penalising the honest



citizen for silly misdemeanours like being late with the tax disc, or



not wearing a seat belt, drifting in a bus lane. Several weeks ago



on a Friday afternoon my next door neighbour call at my door to tell



me the neighbour opposite burglar alarm had been ringing on and off



all afternoon. For some reason he wanted me to call the police which



I did. The call centre staff on the phone were polite enough but told



me that unless I could see signs of disturbance they wouldn't come



out and that was it.











Nope the police nowadays like many organisations are filled with



people with political agendas and outlooks and they actually see the



working citizen as more of a target and enemy than they do criminals



, that would explain why you only rarely see them patrolling the



streets and when either walking or in the cars between blue flashing



lights busy going no where see thug types with illegal fighting dogs



yet ignore them.







The police are so PC corrupt now and infiltrated that when several



years ago they were doing a knife searching exercise on Rye Lane



station Peckham they stopped my work colleague a woman in her fifties



and searched her for a knife!!! as they were doing this a load of the



usual suspects went to get of the train and then decided to stay on.



Not long after that I went with my daughter to see Leonard Cohen at



the O2 and that night the bulk of the fifty upwards grey bald



guardian reading audience were scanned for weapons.















My local bobby is a reasonable chap, what the high echelons of my local



police force are like I wouldn't like to think.







The next night the Urban music awards were held and no scanning took



place for fear of offending people, that night there were fights,



three stabbings and a shot was heard before the enterprise was



abandoned,.







I agree Larry. Some are more equal than others in our country. The



minorities, are given preferential treatment, women in favour of men,



non whites in favour of whites, gays in favour of straights.







The term “Person of colour”, offends me, does this mean that Caucasians



don’t have a colour to their skin and so are invisible?











Back to your experience: the police now seem more like an occupying



army then the first people you would trust and sek help from-if you



can fid them that his.







Of course one way to get a fantastic rapid response is to say a hate



crime had been committed and they'll soon be there then







You're on the wrong newsgroup, mate. This is UK Sci WEATHER. You can find UK Sociopaths and ******s here;




Likewise pal, try here, should suit you sir.

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