Waking Up

One good thing coming out of the coronavirus is the negative response to the Lice's actions and this is coming from all sections of society, and a high proportion from people normally supporting the Lice, and at last people are waking up.

We have had people being told they cannot sit out in their gardens at home when they are perfectly entitled to sit in their gardens, narcicism of the highest order.

Lice patrolling Tesco trying to prevent people entering what they perceive as "non essential items" along with their shopping. Interesting.

Unlawfully stopping vehicles to try to ascertain where they are going and what they are doing, the law iand guidance is clearly stated from the College of Policing on this, they cannot do it.

Checking supermarket trolleys to see what they have in them, totally illegal as once you have paid the shopping is your property and they need either a search warrant or your consent to do this.

Issuing summonses to people walking to the shops when they are from the same household.

Now we have the chief c*ntstable of Northampton saying he will introduce roadblocks and trolley checks, highly unlawful, then claiming his language was clumsy. As a professional mouthpiece he should know better and clearly does, but the same old rhetoric and diatribes are trotted out, it doesn't matter how you word the fact you are going to unlawfully stop vehicles and unlawfully search trolleys, the fact you have said it means he is advocating his c*ntstables break the law and he should be arrested and charged with criminal offences and dismissed with NOTHING.

It is interesting to note that lots of senior lice, for many years, have been claiming they are underfunded and underresourced, yet they have the time and money to have lice roaming around Tesco, turning up at peoples houses and telling they can't be out in their gardens, and every other thing but doing the job they are there to do which is fighting crime, crime is criminal offences which have occurred, yet if your home or car is broken into, call them and they will respond, some time never.

I wish I had been in Tesco as I would have been down every aisle which they deem as non essential and bought something, if they challenged me I would simply tell them to f*ck off, and if they tried to arrest me I would actually arrest them for unlawful detention and followed it up with a Civil Tort, and this is what now needs to happen, action; inundate them with civil torts and let them pay you, and of course it trashes their highly manipulated figures and statistics.

On Thursday I went shopping for fresh stuff we don't grow and collected 30 Easter eggs while I was there, I picked up washing up liquid and some other bits for us, and my Mother.