Arten wrote:What a load of tosh have you got shit in your eyes or what? All I have done is point out that when people put uniforms on they change, they process the Mind Control Programmes. Now I do have expertise in this area you and Hoops have none to my knowledge. Yet Hoops insulted me by calling me a Idiot and you nebs said nothing about it.
I personally don't care if Hoops stays or goes he is a Copper and his job is to enslave us, they will nick their grannies if they have to. Don't run away with the idea that Hoops is a good guy, good guys don't put others in chains.
Karl:J wrote:As i am an Ex-cop what is my standing in this forum or is it soley based on my post content, either way Hoopla's standing should be based on his post content, i am unsure of his years of service but i can say that if it is still small he will be defending what he believes is the force for good he joined, only more years of service or experiences as i had will show him the truth, not only of his position but that of other officers and their motives and actions.
BaldBeardyDude wrote:My problem with Hoops, if one could call it a problem, was his permanently closed mind - never did it seem to try to encompass a subject in it's entirety, or from both sides, but rather from a polarised aspect. Naturally, in time, this becomes rather predictable and it is a shame - I liked Hoops the man and I don't think I would object to dealing with PC Hoops, but - ANY policy officer operating under the new EU codes (and that's all of them, folks) are my ENEMY while they do so.
holy vehm wrote:hi karl, i think from my point of view that all are welcome including police serving or not. The point really is a police officer coming here and trying to defend the force from us posters, using this site as some battle ground. A lot of people have had bad experiances with the police and a lot of it is down right bullying and intimidation.
I think the post above by musashi says quite well what a police officer could do to help the cause.
If a police officer comes here to prove they or the force is right when they are clearly not then i suppose its not the place for them. People here have done there homework, they know their rights, they know the law and in my experiance they know it better than most police officers.
Also there is a distinction between a police man and a police officer, they are two differant things.
I dont personally hate all police, but i do hate the ones ive come into contact with. i judge everything on its own merits.
we have rights far beyond what a police officer thinks and these will be defended by all on here. our rights are not negotiable.
So if you intend to respect our views and take on board all that is here then im sure you will be welcomed by all and equally have your views respected.
We are not anti police just anti police bullshit, we know how it is, some of us have been on the recieving end of it.
I hope karl that this isnt to straight to the point and puts you off, that isnt my intention, but i think you asked a good honest question and deserved the same in reply. honesty.
hope you stay around and enjoy.
hv
Farmer wrote:BaldBeardyDude wrote:My problem with Hoops, if one could call it a problem, was his permanently closed mind - never did it seem to try to encompass a subject in it's entirety, or from both sides, but rather from a polarised aspect. Naturally, in time, this becomes rather predictable and it is a shame - I liked Hoops the man and I don't think I would object to dealing with PC Hoops, but - ANY policy officer operating under the new EU codes (and that's all of them, folks) are my ENEMY while they do so.
I think he has a problem coming to terms with the fact that the police force is not what he thinks it is. I don't think he turns a blind eye to what is happening, I think his brain just blanks it out. I do find interesting the difference talking to the special constables and the real police who are firmly brainwashed, the older policeman from the old school who are near retirement who will honestly tell you their concerns about things like taking fingerprints and DNA samples, and those that have left the force. I have never come across an ex policeman that didn't say it the way it is. I tend to put my trust in what they say.
Karl:J wrote:I believe you hit the nail on the head as you stated much the same as i did in my other post, and i thank you for the trust... i think..
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