British Home Secretary to Lock Herself Up?

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British Home Secretary to Lock Herself Up?

When you avoid the obvious answers to terrorism, you end up tying yourself in some pretty strange knots.

Ruddy Hell!

There is a good reason that George Orwell’s dystopian novel “1984” was written in the UK. This was because there is definitely something “Orwellian” about a lot of Brits, like, for example, the present Home Secretary (Minister of the Interior) Amber Rudd.
Even though she comes from what is technically the “center-right” Conservative Party, Rudd is one of those dead-eyed apparatchiks who believes that ever-increasing state power, censorship, and “thought crime” legislation will move us all one step closer to the beautiful multicultural utopia that we have been denied for so long.
Her latest Orwellian initiative is to push for a ludicrous tightening of the law that could see people jailed for up to 15 years merely for viewing “terrorist” content online. For comparison, think about some of the ridiculously lenient sentences handed out to grooming rape gangs and people who lock women in their car boots.
Speaking at the Conservative Party conference, Rudd shared her anarcho-tyrannical vision with the press:

“I want to make sure those who view despicable terrorist content online, including jihadi websites, far-right propaganda and bomb-making instructions, face the full force of the law,” said Rudd. “There is currently a gap in the law around material [that] is viewed or streamed from the internet without being permanently downloaded. This is an increasingly common means by which material is accessed online for criminal purposes and is a particularly prevalent means of viewing extremist material such as videos and web pages.”

What laudable aims! What noble goals!
Of course, the British government would never in a million years think of using such an open-ended and subjectively interpreted law for locking up someone it just didn’t like, now, would it? And, naturally, it would never stoop to using such a nebulous law as a convenient way to balance the “oppression books” by locking up a few harmless White people so that actually dangerous minorities didn’t feel too “discriminated” against.
I mean it’s not like the Home Office abused its power to ban potential terrorists from traveling to the UK when they also banned the likes of Richard Spencer, Matthew Heimbach, and Pamela Geller from entering the country, is it? I mean all those people are exactly on a par with ISIS and Al Qaeda terrorists and their groupies, except possibly for the lack of UK funding.
Really, I would be all for the law if only it were imposed objectively, with everyone who repeatedly viewed actual terrorist content being locked behind bars — that would, of course, include the Home Secretary herself, who, as part of her job, has to repeatedly view terrorist material. I mean she must be completely radicalized into hating her own people by now. It certainly looks like it.
https://altright.com/2017/10/04/british-home-secretary-to-lock-herself-up/

NWN: But what about the UK Government allowing and encouraging the 2,000 + Al Qaida people that included the Manchester bomber Salman Abedi to actually live and still live in Manchester and which they have done for over 20 years ? And then either denying this, or ignoring this info and ensuring this information never really got out ? Because if the 'controlled media'  allowed this info to get out properly as it should the Government would fall.Both Labour and Conservative parties would find numerous of their number in jail.Bloody hell, even the BBC has alluded to this but this has never been allowed to be developed as a story - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-manchester-40037830

Also see this video;

Old Labourites - they're dropping like flies !

Labourites Liz Dawn and Tony Booth died today. My word these types of people have helped make a mess of the UK . Being 'celebrities' they haven't had to live like the ordinary people. Living in their big houses not having to worry where their next meal was coming from, or whether they can afford to put the heating on in the winter months. Both Dawn and Booth got a long way via having no discernible talent .

In fact Liz Dawn made the quip " she didn't know where Liz Dawn finished and Vera Duckworth started". In other words, even she realised, she was no actress she just played herself !

Todays Guardian says it thus; The actor Liz Dawn, who has died aged 77, had no early formal training, but drew on her own north country background to play one of the best-loved figures of British television soap opera, the motormouth Vera Duckworth, with her frequent catchphrase “ta-ra, chuck”, in Granada TV’s Coronation Street.

Soaps like Coronation Street/East Enders are full of non-actors/actresses like this . They can't act. But of course these people do what the real rulers expect - maintain the status quo. Back the destruction of the UK. The fools. Both Booth and Dawn used to regularly trot out at elections for the waiting media to help get the idiots to go out and vote Labour . No doubt these complicit fools got the even more stupid in our populace, to troop out and vote Labour in their thousands!

Of course, the more gullible in our society thought these two 'celebrities' had some form of talent . Quite unbeleivably, rather a lot of people actually think these 'soaps' are real life. Vera Duckworth was a real person to many - and these same people have the vote !

Germany's AFD website  -   https://www.afd.de/

After the magnificent gains made in Germany yesterday no doubt the 'traditional enemies' will now try to disrupt within that party.

Also in the past, rather a lot of German Police will have been ordered to infiltrate nationalist parties in Germany.

Has it come to this ?

What NF marches used to look like............

We seem to be experiencing some problems with BLOGGER. Hopefully this will soon be sorted out.

Hundreds march in support of ex-soldier charged over 1974 Troubles shooting

Hundreds of army veterans have marched in Westminster alongside a former soldier who is facing prosecution in connection with the death of a vulnerable man during the Troubles.
Dennis Hutchings, 76, is due to stand trial on charges linked to the shooting of John Pat Cunningham, a 27-year-old with learning difficulties who was killed in disputed circumstances in County Armagh in 1974.
Hutchings is accused of the attempted murder of unarmed Mr Cunningham. A court has heard that when the victim was shot he was running away from an Army patrol because he had a fear of men in uniform.

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Former British soldier Dennis Hutchings during the protest (Gareth Fuller/PA)

Hutchings, of Cawsand, Cornwall, is also facing a charge of attempting to cause grievous bodily harm to Mr Cunningham.
Campaign group Justice For Northern Ireland Veterans organised the solidarity march to protest at a number of recent investigations into the conduct of soldiers stationed in Northern Ireland during the conflict, which they say has been an unfair witch-hunt.
The march was met with a counter demonstration, by campaigners holding a silent vigil and carrying placards which read “I am John Pat Cunningham”. At points, there were verbal clashes.

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Supporters of John Pat Cunningham hold a counter protest (Gareth Fuller/P)

As the group of ex-soldiers marched past Parliament, Mr Hutchings threw his military medals at the building.
One of the march organisers Alan Barry said: “If you let terrorists go free from jail, you cannot then go and prosecute the very people who were sent in to fight that dirty war in the first place, and that was us.”
Mr Hutchings said: “Today went very well. I hope it shows the Government they have to do something about this absolute travesty of justice”.

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Supporters of Dennis Hutchings march along The Mall

Many of the veterans wore their former military uniforms, decorated with medals they were awarded for their time in Northern Ireland and also carried Union and Northern Ireland flags.
After congregating in Horse Guards Parade, they marched to Buckingham Palace, where they sang a rendition of God Save the Queen, before marching to Nelson’s Column in Trafalgar Square and then arriving at parliament.
Paul O’Connor, from the Pat Finucane Centre which works with the Cunningham family, was among those counter-protesting.
He said: “We’re here today to remind people of who the victim was. It was John Pat Cunningham.
“I know that the British Army has had a culture of impunity over the years and they believe that they are not subject to the rule of law like anyone else, but they are – or they should be.”

Mr O’Connor claimed some of those involved in the rally were abusive toward the counter-protesters.
Other counter-protests took place at locations in Northern Ireland including Belfast, Londonderry, Strabane and County Armagh.
The director of public prosecutions Barra McGrory has previously denied any bias against soldiers in decisions on whether to prosecute over historical deaths.
In January, he said: “The simple and clear reality is that we deal with cases as they are referred to us, in accordance with the Code for Prosecutors. There is no imbalance of approach within the PPS (Public Prosecution Service).”

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/pa/article-4891042/Hundreds-march-support-ex-soldier-charged-1974-Troubles-shooting.html#ixzz4ssdngpLJ

NWN: We do not want a 'statute of limitations'. The marxists and the marxist Sinn Fein/IRA are trying to re-write history here and put the blame of the war that raged over in Northern Ireland  onto the soldiers who served over there. The IRA's murderers were given their amnesty and 'Freedom letters/ On the run letters' by Tony Blair. The 'Good Friday agreement' that the traitor Tony Blair signed with the other useless sidekicks  Mo Mowlem and John Reid is nothing but the giving away of Northern Ireland to Sinn Fein/IRA and Ireland. This is part of the globalist plan to destroy the United Kingdom. The harassment of it's proud Armed Forces is also a part of that plan to destroy the UK by denigrating our most cherished institutions.