Police LIES

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anonymous-user

54 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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Greendubber said:
Escort3500 said:
The OP seems to have gone very quiet........
Always does, he'll be back with another awesome thread before too long I'm sure.
Pretty standard.

With this one he complains that people aren’t talking about his OP, yet as soon as I and others do and ask him questions or ‘debate it’, he worms away.

He’s far too angry and far too thick to acknowledge his own limitations on the subject matter he’s so obsessed with. His friends at the One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest tribute club probably swallow his mad rantings without challenging him.

Probably runs away in the real world when things get to too ‘tough’, too, which is why his life apparently consists of posting exclusively negative (and mostly stupid) things about the police in a different country from where he lives on a motoring forum.



Randy Winkman

16,130 posts

189 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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I must admit, I've only read pages 1 and 7 of this thread. But, being honest, would the OP have got a different response if the issue was about a policeman's relationship with someone other than an environmental protestor?

anonymous-user

54 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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Randy Winkman said:
I must admit, I've only read pages 1 and 7 of this thread. But, being honest, would the OP have got a different response if the issue was about a policeman's relationship with someone other than an environmental protestor?
Perhaps, but I think the primary objection is to the OP rather than the subject matter.

I’m pretty sure most people on here would condemn someone going that far whilst working undercover. The world of UC was (and to some extent still is) quite ‘wild west’. I’ve read in other articles that the offices involved may have been charged with a crime under an alias, as if that’s something unusual and shocking for this type of work.

Regardless of these examples, at the heart of these deployments and work are people who often take on significant risk and dedicate large chunks of the best parts of their lives to ultimately keep the public safe.

Aspects that weirdos like the OP and one or two others can’t comprehend because they lack the perspective (and probably the intelligence) to consider the bigger picture.

When things do go wrong and too far, the best we can do is use our existing processes to try and make sure it doesn’t occur again, which is what has / is happening.

eccles

13,733 posts

222 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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Randy Winkman said:
I must admit, I've only read pages 1 and 7 of this thread. But, being honest, would the OP have got a different response if the issue was about a policeman's relationship with someone other than an environmental protestor?
Just click on the OP's profile, and then click on forums at the top. Everything he posts about is police based. Does he have no other interests? seems a bit strange with the breadth and variation of forums on hear all he seeks out is Police related threads.

Tankrizzo

7,268 posts

193 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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Customary davidball anti-police thread. Out.

pavarotti1980

4,895 posts

84 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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eccles said:
Just click on the OP's profile, and then click on forums at the top. Everything he posts about is police based. Does he have no other interests? seems a bit strange with the breadth and variation of forums on hear all he seeks out is Police related threads.
As well as the fact he is so bothered abotu a country he no longer lives in as well.

Channel his hate in other directions closer to his home would be better

Randy Winkman

16,130 posts

189 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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pavarotti1980 said:
eccles said:
Just click on the OP's profile, and then click on forums at the top. Everything he posts about is police based. Does he have no other interests? seems a bit strange with the breadth and variation of forums on hear all he seeks out is Police related threads.
As well as the fact he is so bothered abotu a country he no longer lives in as well.

Channel his hate in other directions closer to his home would be better
Cheers. Fair enough folks. smile

Number_Six

157 posts

103 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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If he bent his efforts toward getting the roads fixed over here I'd have nothing but admiration for him - in some areas it's like driving on the Moon.

Escort3500

11,896 posts

145 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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Number_Six said:
If he bent his efforts toward getting the roads fixed over here I'd have nothing but admiration for him - in some areas it's like driving on the Moon.
He’ll no doubt blame the police for the state of the roads too.

KungFuPanda

4,332 posts

170 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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fk me OP, do you also shop at Lush by any chance?

Derek Smith

45,655 posts

248 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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He also complained about kettling. It wasn't mentioned again. Anyone any idea what his beef is with that?

carinaman

21,291 posts

172 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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Embarking on a sexual relationship with a police officer who's pretending not to be a police officer does sound a little bit suspect with regard to consent. It seems a little bit rapey.

It seems inconsistent with the wording of the Constables Oath.

Can there ever be a legitimate 'policing' purpose in raping someone?

When consensual sex can be a mind feck I suspect being coerced or forced into sex can do serious, sustained harm to people.

Those women being deceived into sexual relationships with police officers is that different from rape being used as a weapon of war in Africa or the Isis terrorists raping and trading Yazidi girls in the Middle East?


It was different times? It was OK to deceive women into sexual relationships to snoop for intelligence just as it was OK for 'celebrities' and 'stars' like Jimmy Savile to have sex with underage girls? Perhaps that analogy doesn't have legs as the women that agreed to have sex with police officers pretending not to be police officers were above the age of consent?

Taking advantage of grown women is different from taking advantage of underage girls?


La Liga said:
Mr2Mike said:
And now the buffoon has woken up carinaman banghead
It’s like there’s a wibble bat signal.
That makes me sound like The Kracken Wakes. Don't worry I really should hibernate til the Spring.



Edited by carinaman on Monday 24th September 22:35

anonymous-user

54 months

Monday 24th September 2018
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Please do.

Only you could wibble this into rape / CSE.

I don’t know if you’re David’s mentor, or whether he’s yours. Perhaps the ‘learning’ could be mutual.

TooMany2cvs

29,008 posts

126 months

Tuesday 25th September 2018
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carinaman said:
Embarking on a sexual relationship with a police officer who's pretending not to be a police officer does sound a little bit suspect with regard to consent. It seems a little bit rapey.
OK, so how do the police do undercover, if there's such an easy way for The Bad Guys to weed out any potential infiltrator...?

pavarotti1980

4,895 posts

84 months

Tuesday 25th September 2018
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carinaman said:
Embarking on a sexual relationship with a police officer who's pretending not to be a police officer does sound a little bit suspect with regard to consent. It seems a little bit rapey.

It seems inconsistent with the wording of the Constables Oath.

Can there ever be a legitimate 'policing' purpose in raping someone?
I think the consent is with the person not the job title.

Also i dont think the oath mentions anything about getting your end away either






Vaud

50,465 posts

155 months

Tuesday 25th September 2018
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carinaman said:
Embarking on a sexual relationship with a police officer who's pretending not to be a police officer does sound a little bit suspect with regard to consent. It seems a little bit rapey.
You raise a valid question, one that was looked at carefully. The crime would be rape by deception.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape_by_deception

The 2011 UK undercover policing relationships scandal, in which police officers obtained sex by deceiving as to their identity, as part of their duties. Crown Prosecutors declined to prosecute on the basis that legally, the actions would not constitute rape as consent to the act itself was informed and the grounds for rape by deceit as to identity was extremely limited.

V8RX7

26,856 posts

263 months

Tuesday 25th September 2018
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carinaman said:
Embarking on a sexual relationship with a police officer who's pretending not to be a police officer does sound a little bit suspect with regard to consent. It seems a little bit rapey.
What colour is the sky in your world ?

So all the podgy gingers who are pretending to be Ed Sheeran on a Friday night are Rapists ?

As are the poor who pretend to be rich and the girls who pretend to be mentally stable.


delmatt

506 posts

191 months

Monday 1st October 2018
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There is not much on the telly so I thought lets take a little look at PH forums for a few minutes and started to read and indeed all the way through....and one question came into my mind....Why???

Why did the OP decide it was a good thing to post in the way he did? why did so many other people think it was a good idea to enter into a discussion? Why the hell did I read it all the way through?

I am not usually so easily confused but WTF?

davidball

Original Poster:

731 posts

202 months

Friday 5th October 2018
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Many apologists for police misbehaviour think I have gone away. There is too much material to highlight for that to happen.

Till the next time something offends my sense of fair play.

stuartmmcfc

8,662 posts

192 months

Friday 5th October 2018
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Is it a full moon tonight?