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Category: breakdown of trust
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Lest you have any doubts about the claims for vaccination
Here is a montage of all the blather from high authorities on the subject of the effectiveness of vaccines.
[By the way, Bill Gates is revealing himself to be a pompous gas bag. The more he talks, the less I heed him. ]
Nah we were all there pic.twitter.com/R3mGzmpC5p
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Why Nobody Believes the Government
Watch this video… Essential viewing. Why the Fake New Media is disbelieved by people who think.
Rebel Yell
Where everything is policed except the crime
The public have ‘given up’ on the police’s ability to solve crimes, Her Majesty’s Inspector of Constabulary warned yesterday.
Matt Parr said the failure to investigate crimes such as burglary and car theft was ‘corroding’ the bond between the public and the police, adding that forces had been ‘rumbled’ as their ability to investigate cases declined, with many victims not bothering to report crimes.
Among ‘volume crimes’ such as break-ins, car crime and minor assault, only a tiny proportion of offences are investigated by police, with fewer still leading to offenders being caught….
[His remarks] came as he published a report which said plummeting confidence in the police was leading to growing numbers of crime victims to withdraw their support.
More than 22 per cent of victims who made a report later retracted their help from the police, up from 20 per cent the previous year, it said, in a vivid illustration of the public’s disillusionment.
‘Performance figures like that chip away at public confidence in the police and may well be part of the reason for that abandonment of victims’ support,’ Mr Parr said. There are ‘stark differences’ in the service victims receive from the police depending on where they live, the report said.
In the meantime, The Telegraph reports that
Police forces are recording thousands of hate incidents even though they accept that they are not crimes.
More than 87,000 ‘non-crime hate incidents’ have been recorded by 27 forces in England and Wales over the past five years, when the national policing body introduced its Hate Crime Operational Guidelines.
The guidelines state that an incident – perceived to be motivated by hostility towards religion, race or transgender identity – must be recorded “irrespective of whether there is any evidence to identify the hate element” and can even show up on an individual’s DBS check, despite them not committing a crime.
You may refer to
or the Triggernometry interview with a former UK policeman.