Comments on: Printing Police Lies

By: Nadia Von Feldmeier

Nadia Von Feldmeier — Mon, 27 Apr 2009 00:48:50 +0000

You’d never know I was a peaceful protestor….

I have been wrongfully arrested,held all day in a police cell,
Falsely convicted of a Public Order Offence and Harassment without violence,Banned from visiting an patients in any CARDIFF NHS TRUST etc ,banned from having/recieving a NHS service…under a restrining Order ie.”GAGGING ORDER”….assaulted by Senior Police lawyer with scissors…etc etc

All becauase as a grandaughter of a KIILED grandmother I seek Justice…..

Only in a police state!….

Nadia Von Feldmeier

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By: philip travers

philip travers — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 12:21:51 +0000

Australian Police and what they do, is hard to track,so its a mixed bag, from day to day.Certainly they seem to be overdoing it on terrorism,but every car death sobers them up unwillingly.And glass being shoved in your face, is a no-no. The Australian Police Officer,may like their power sometimes,mostly it is a job that they cannot believe could get worse.I think they should feel safe from criticism about pay rises,and no when to tell the various governments of the day..”You are Kidding!” They havecried for comrades who died at duty.Their resilience is only as good as their health.We are not Poms,and the Capitalist Running Dogs is a function of a lack of respect of themselves.How else can you account for behaviour of the British Police at the demonstration!?. Everything about them is phoney,they must be leading phoney lives out of the job!

By: Karmakaze

Karmakaze — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 22:30:05 +0000

The truth is, it is far past time for a violent revolution. Police, judges, journalists, politicians – if they are responsible for carrying out or covering up acts like this they need to be taken out. Until THEY are afraid of US, nothing will change.

Sure this comment probably won’t be posted, and sure non-violence is the feel good position, but the reality is, non-violence is the position THEY want us to take – as long as we are non-violent, and they are armed and armoured as heavily as a US Marine division, they win.

Time for some brave martyrs to take out the scum in uniform that think beating up protesters is OK. When every cop has that baton in his hand and some young protester in front of him, he needs to have the image of his own dead body first and foremost in his mind – maybe then he’ll see we have the RIGHT to protest.

We need counter-intelligence first and foremost – identify the scum, track them and take them out with zero collateral damage, not at the protests, but any time, any where.. Have them terrified that that little old lady they hit at the peace protest last week might be the cause of their own violent death, and maybe they won’t be so quick to hit.

By: brian hamb

brian hamb — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 17:39:54 +0000

Well over here in Canada, our RCMP is in similar hot water for killing people with tasers unprovoked, or so they said till the video surfaced. Oops! That video seems to have tipped the balance as far as the media is concerned but I doubt any thing more than extended gardening leave will result.

Near me a few years ago, some out of jurisdiction police visited a guy on his front doorstep to speak of a traffic offence and wound up shooting his dad dead on the spot for no apparent reason. Entirely justified said the perfunctory inquiry afterwards. Suuure, and take a look at this bridge I have for sale.

Not good not good at all.

By: Michael Kenny

Michael Kenny — Wed, 22 Apr 2009 19:41:57 +0000

One of the amusing side effects of the uproar was that the police suddenly “discovered” a dastardly terrorist plot to make a bomb out of strawberry jam and golden syrup or something equally frightful and arrested a score of people. The press didn’t react as planned and, in fact, merely reported what the police said in such a cold and clinical way that it was obvious that they didn’t beleive a word of it. Needless to say, all those arrested have now been released without charge!