Friday 18 September 2009

The Fiona Pilkington Case

Another example of the Clockwork Orange society that 13 years of a social democratic approach to policing in Britain has led to, and clearer than ever proof that our current model of community policing was dreamed up and run by fools who are old enough to know much better. Getting harder by the day for people like David Aaronovitch and other Labour groupies to say this sort of behaviour is rare and those who draw attention to it are exaggerating it to suit their - yawn - right-wing agenda. If this case happened under Thatcher you know what all the worthies on the Left would be saying.

Some Labour Party slogans to keep in mind:

'Tough on Crime, Tough on the Causes of Crime' = give other people's hard-earned money to violent chavs and let them get away with destroying the community.

'Building a Safe, Just and Tolerant Society' = Police can't help you with yobs making life hell for your family - but look at that big housing estate we just built for all the foreigners who conned their way in and jumped the housing queue! Your mate and his young family might have a 14-year wait* but we're helping people from lands the British Empire exploited and, er, countries the empire never touched as well! Aren't we Fabians bloody lovely! And don't moan because your area is full of burkhas and Albanian gangsters or we'll have the law on you for a Hate Crime. New Britain! Hurray!

Question for your Labour MP, if you have one: Why would the working class ever vote Labour again?

*Actual case of an acquaintance.

5 comments:

The Young Oligarch said...

Never a truer word spoken !

Well done !

(wv - percin . Is that Warbeck ?)

William Gazy said...

Cheers!

(wv - percin . Is that Warbeck ?)

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William Gazy said...

Cheers!

(wv - percin . Is that Warbeck ?)

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The Young Oligarch said...

Perkin isn't all that common a name these days . It reminded me of what can happen to those who would rule over us .

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perkin_Warbeck

William Gazy said...

Oh, with you! I thought you were asking about something in my copy. Yeah, a few heads on sticks wouldn't go amiss in Westminster.