When will the riots start?

All the govt have to do is authorise a special strictly come dancing series or XFactor and it’ll keep the general population content .
 
No chance, might get a few idiots but most of the population are reasonable people who understand why this is necessary. Plus we now have a clear end in sight with a vaccine.
 
r00fie1 said:
The Paras and a number of other units have been trained in response to Civil Disruption as a matter of course.
The issue is whether the Intelligence Services and Tactical Support Units use agent` provocateurs to agitate and provoke civil disorder, in order for the state to justify further reductions in civil liberties on grounds of "public order" and "security".
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"If we are going to have an opposition, we may as well control it" (Lenin)

In the heyday of the various riots. There was a large group of anarchists that used to turn up mid afternoon...in time for the TV cameras, smash a few things, they seemed to like the windows of banks and such. Bit of handbags with the cops, seemingly no arrests, then disappeared until the next time.
If anyone's been following the "spy cops" inquiry. It's been apparent that almost every protest group, even the most innocuous have been infiltrated by the police since the 60's. A number of them always seemed to have vans, and ideas for actions. Agent provocateurs.
Along with setting up long term relationships with female members, in some cases having children...then just disappearing. Which is the main reason why the inquiry is now taking place.
 
Ziggy said:
"If we are going to have an opposition, we may as well control it" (Lenin)

In the heyday of the various riots. There was a large group of anarchists that used to turn up mid afternoon...in time for the TV cameras, smash a few things, they seemed to like the windows of banks and such. Bit of handbags with the cops, seemingly no arrests, then disappeared until the next time.
If anyone's been following the "spy cops" inquiry. It's been apparent that almost every protest group, even the most innocuous have been infiltrated by the police since the 60's. A number of them always seemed to have vans, and ideas for actions. Agent provocateurs.
Along with setting up long term relationships with female members, in some cases having children...then just disappearing. Which is the main reason why the inquiry is now taking place.
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I went to see "By Any Means Necessary" in Nottingham - a play written by one of the victims of Mark Kennedy [undercover copper]
....FAKE.jpeg......and it was apparent that the State has organised crime squads and provocateurs who conduct themselves above the law with impunity. No surprise to anyone with their finger on the pulse of whats really going on.
I dont foresee the "Spycops" inquiry producing a positive result for the victims or a change in the law.
 
Ziggy said:
"If we are going to have an opposition, we may as well control it" (Lenin)

In the heyday of the various riots. There was a large group of anarchists that used to turn up mid afternoon...in time for the TV cameras, smash a few things, they seemed to like the windows of banks and such. Bit of handbags with the cops, seemingly no arrests, then disappeared until the next time.
If anyone's been following the "spy cops" inquiry. It's been apparent that almost every protest group, even the most innocuous have been infiltrated by the police since the 60's. A number of them always seemed to have vans, and ideas for actions. Agent provocateurs.
Along with setting up long term relationships with female members, in some cases having children...then just disappearing. Which is the main reason why the inquiry is now taking place.
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For anyone uninitiated on such subjects, I'd recommend finding and watching a copy of Alan Bleasdale's GBH series from the early 90s. As well as a stunning turn by Robert Lindsay as a pretty much undisguised Derek Hatton and strong support from Michael Palin and Lyndsay Duncan among others, it also contains a pretty detailed and at times eye-watering dissection of how MI5/Special Branch directed all the social unrest/rioting. Plus, watch it anyway because it's a fantastic and multi-levelled drama/comedy, with music by Elvis Costello and Richard Harvey.
 
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The spycops inquiry protects abusers of women and glosses over police corruption​

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Trade unions tell 'spycops' inquiry they were spied on by police over decades. Confidential files reveal more. | The Canary

Plentiful evidence that police are guilty of collusion with blacklisters
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Trade unions tell ‘spycops’ inquiry they were spied on by police over decades. Confidential files reveal more

Trade unions told the Undercover Policing Inquiry (UCPI) that they were spied upon by police over four decades. Leaked and confidential documents back that claim and reveal far more.

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In a submission to the UCPI on behalf of several trade unions, lord Hendy QC provided examples of unions spied on:
Peter Francis, an undercover police officer who served in the SDS [Special Demonstration Squad] from 1993-1997, has said that he carried out covert surveillance of members of the National Union of Teachers (now the NEU), the CWU, the FBU and UNISON. Another undercover officer, Mark Jenner (‘Cassidy’) posed as a joiner to become a member of UCATT in 1996-1998. Senior union officers, many now retired or dead (such as Ken Cameron, former General Secretary of the FBU) believed that they were spied upon by undercover police officers. Some of the women Core Participants [to the UCPI] who were subject to relationships with undercover police were active trade unionists. For example, we understand that Helen Steel was a UNISON safety rep and sat on a UNISON national committee. Donna McLean was a TGWU shop steward working in the homelessness sector. ‘Alison’ was a NUT representative in Islington.
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Unite the Union claims that undercover police officers with the SDS spied on trade unionists “for four decades”. The union also claims that in regard to the prosecution of building workers resulting from picketing at a Shrewsbury building site in 1972:

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HarryVegas said:
For anyone uninitiated on such subjects, I'd recommend finding and watching a copy of Alan Bleasdale's GBH series from the early 90s. As well as a stunning turn by Robert Lindsay as a pretty much undisguised Derek Hatton and strong support from Michael Palin and Lyndsay Duncan among others, it also contains a pretty detailed and at times eye-watering dissection of how MI5/Special Branch directed all the social unrest/rioting. Plus, watch it anyway because it's a fantastic and multi-levelled drama/comedy, with music by Elvis Costello and Richard Harvey.
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I saw Robert Lindsay in Dirty Rotten Scoundrels a few years ago, he was simply brilliant.
 
bear66 said:
He was falling and he was caught. He didn't look well at all.
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Looks to me like the first copper is trying to stop him walking off but he is resisting (resisting arrest?) and then the others help restrain.

I've seen worse. Maybe the guy in the video shouldn't have tried to march off.
 
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