We are all the problem

a reply to: SprocketUK
Star just for the Blake’s 7 reference alone 👍🏻

a reply to: SprocketUK

I didnt post it knowing it was false,....

I don't think anyone is questioning your intentions or integrity. 👍

Well, if nothing else, the collective of ATS saw through the ruse so on that alone it was worth posting.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: SprocketUK

I did not know that.

My dad got me into watching Blake's 7 many moons ago.

Well that and Fireball XL5.

And Thunderbirds........the show not the cheap wine.

I'd work under Servalan any time.

We are the problem? Don't worry they are getting around to us all. Make a small mistake driving? Some bast.... Ooo sorry, some concerned citizen with report you with their dash cam footage... prosecution in the post.
Have any of you noticed all the new speed cameras going up everywhere. Not yellow, silver, looks like a binocular camera, can take you speed towards it and away. On your phone, nicked. Not wearing a seat belt, nicked. Now I wonder what other "misdemeanour" they can catch you doing?

a reply to: crayzeed

Its gotten to the stage that its just a way to make money now, all those cameras etc.
One of the reasons I was wise to stick with a slow old Harley and got rid of the quick Trumpet

originally posted by: Kurokage
Do we know if this is a legit vid?

As NoOneButMeAgain pointed out "the car steering wheel is on the wrong side." and us Brits know there's no such place as Hogshire.

I've been trying to find where this has come from but so far no luck...

Whether the video is legitimate or not, the content appears to be on point if a little on the childish side - appealing to the widest demographic perhaps? I don't know, but if you have followed the Rhianan Rudd case as well the case in the US of those who groomed and sexually exploited her online, the distribution of leaflets and stickers is seen as a test/requirement in order to move up the "ranks" or prove your commitment to the "cause". So yeah, that's a big red flag that a young or vulnerable person is being politcally and very likely, sexually, groomed.

www.bbc.co.uk...

eu.columbusmonthly.com...

This is it....

This correlation between sexual offences, particularly involving children, is interesting.

If we look at some of the arrests resulting from the recent rioting, despite those being, at least on the surface, a reaction to a crime of extreme violence against children, we see those who have previous for sexual abuse against children included:

The people behind the violence in England this summer were “largely racially motivated criminal thugs”, the Metropolitan police commissioner has said, as he revealed that some of those arrested in London had previous convictions for violent offences.

Sir Mark Rowley said data about those arrested after a supposed protest in Whitehall, in central London, in late July supported his view.

Serious disorder broke out triggered by false information about the alleged identity of man who killed three children at a dance class in Southport, Merseyside. The next night there was a riot in the town, followed by further violent gatherings across England that triggered a huge police mobilisation.

Rowley was speaking at the London policing board, and the data about the previous criminal history of those accused of involvement in the London disorder was contained in police documents submitted to the board.

The Met said that at the so-called protest just outside Downing Street on 31 July, 92 individuals were arrested over a total of 108 alleged offences.

One-third of those alleged offences involved violence, and 62% of those arrested in those cases “had a previous arrest or conviction for violent offending, including murder”, the Met document said.

It said 39% were known for drug offences, “8% have a history of racially aggravated offending, and 2% have a history of homophobia. Four individuals (6%) are known for child sexual abuse and exploitation, three of which included rape or sexual assault of a child, and one for possession of indecent images of children.”

It added: “Forty per cent of those with a criminal history of violent offences are known for offences against women and girls.”

The Met document said 20% had no recorded history of criminality.

www.theguardian.com...

There are also, if you search, numerous instances of those, in the UK, EU and US, who have been charged with both Far-Right extremism and possession of child sex material. Additionally, some "Neo-Nazi" groups do appear to encourage taboo breaking behaviours including child sexual exploitation.

It would be easy to presume that the two go hand in hand. And of course that has been the tactic of the far-right themselves, to point the finger at other demographics that they oppose and claim that child abuse is endemic to that culture. However, this article suggests that the reality is that child pornography is just so wide-spread and "common" that it is simply coincidence that so many Far-Right activists are also paedophiles. The simple fact being that if you are arrested on suspicion of anything but also have accessed child pornography on any of your devices the Police are going to find it. And, that works the other way too. If you get arrested for possession of child porn they're going to find evidence of your other extreme behaviours.

“There’s so much child pornography. Absolutely, there will be people who have extreme ideologies of one sort or another,” said Pitcavage. “But the thing about it is, if you’re an extremist, you are more likely to sort of be exposed as an extremist with child porn than if, let’s say, you’re a butcher.

This was evident in Germany recently after the country made the decision to kill Frankfurt police’s tactical team after it was then found that over 20 officers in the unit were engaging in far-right chats where they shared neo-Nazi imagery. The probe into the unit came after one 38-year-old member was found to be involved in a massive CSAM ring and authorities found evidence of the racist chats while investigating his phone.

www.vice.com...

originally posted by: SprocketUK
a reply to: crayzeed

Its gotten to the stage that its just a way to make money now, all those cameras etc.

And collect DNA for their nasty little data bases.

a reply to: covent

not sure they can get DNA for motoring offences...yet.