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« on: March 05, 2012, 01:51:PM »
    Met Police full of corrupt Masons, Internal Complaints Run By Them, System of Self Advancement compliments Closed Shop Culture !!!   

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« Reply #1 on: March 05, 2012, 01:57:PM »
is that really news.

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« Reply #2 on: March 05, 2012, 02:08:PM »
  nugnug, it's news to them because the straight Police Officers, of who there are many didn't trust their own system. Just consider you are better qualified than a colleague, yet they are fast tracked through
promotions, at your expense so they can look down on you, that is the parasitic nature of a system that's moral compass is so damaged they name it noble cause corruption.   

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« Reply #3 on: March 05, 2012, 02:12:PM »
the noble couse being themselves.

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« Reply #4 on: March 05, 2012, 02:31:PM »
   yes nugnug, that's about as concise a way of putting it as is possible. Is it any wonder that with a system like that, then payments from journalists through third party's would develop, breeding more inequality and if someone dares to expose it, they are overlooked for promotion, subjected to bullying, sacked on trumped up misconduct charges, given all the shit jobs, humiliated in front of Friends not associated with the police, branded a trouble maker. nugnug the list is endless and because they place themselves in positions of regulation they preserve their noble cause.   

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« Reply #5 on: March 05, 2012, 02:49:PM »
   yes nugnug, that's about as concise a way of putting it as is possible. Is it any wonder that with a system like that, then payments from journalists through third party's would develop, breeding more inequality and if someone dares to expose it, they are overlooked for promotion, subjected to bullying, sacked on trumped up misconduct charges, given all the shit jobs, humiliated in front of Friends not associated with the police, branded a trouble maker. nugnug the list is endless and because they place themselves in positions of regulation they preserve their noble cause.
Go on campion. Tell them what you know and that this is not just a theory of yours. It really is more corrupt than people think.

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« Reply #6 on: March 05, 2012, 04:25:PM »
   Grahame, It's the whole ethos of an organisation so broken it is beyond repair, it runs through local authority, banking, estate agents, solicitors, in fact every aspect of society that involves money, the answer is simple, if you work in any form of public organisation your loyalty is with the public not the grand architect of the universe. Take this example, a piece of land is put up for sale, you would like to buy it as your children have ponies and enjoy competing in gymkhanas. You buy the land at a premium price because you do not require an income from your purchase. One day many years later, you are still the owner of this land and the government announces a change of policy. Your land has the potential to become valuable, your own life is comfortable and you consider a change of direction. You decide to sell your land. Fucking big mistake, cause every greedy fucking corrupt mason in the district feels their noble cause is far more worthier than yours, and so they surface like rats from a sewer.

     1. Dripping Poison  The agent selling your land is bribed, he either goes along with them or has his reputation destroyed, a propaganda campaign is launched to save this land from unsavoury outsiders because it is on an open market. The propaganda has a two fold effect, it depresses the price and forces your hand because through no fault of your own, you are now are target of greed. A climax is reached where public meetings are arranged, whipping up hysteria among your neighbours, you are accused of being greedy and your greed will ruin the wealth of your neighbours, their house price will halve due to your wreckless unbridled selfishness. The Media are tipped off by the rats, a story is run in a rat newspaper read by rats, your friends desert you through fear of the same, your income disappears,
you are an outcast. You are now the most despicable person in the district. You have no option but give in to the rats because their offer is the only one your going to get, as informed by their rat solicitor. Fuck the rats I'll keep it.

   2. The Campaign.   One morning you go to start your car before you get in you notice a flat tyre, after changing the wheel you carry on with your day. Twenty flat tyres later you go to the Police, you apologise for something so trivial but consider you are the target of a hate campaign. The rat with the hat tells you your paranoid. Back at rat HQ all the rats salivate with excitement soon your prize will be theirs. Rat with hat is now commanded to make your life hell and if you waste his time you yourself will be prosecuted.  The campaign has no time limit, it is indefinite. Fuck the rats I'll keep it   

   3. The Deception.   The rats are so incensed they now tap your phone, they intercept your mail. Your finances are desperate, the rat in the bank is creating havoc, soon you will be bankrupt, your last resort is find a solution. You sit down for three months, develop a new idea, it is worth more than the land, your nightmare is about to end. Rat HQ has been monitoring everything, you meet the rat placeman whose welcome is the most false insincere smile you can imagine, unknown to you the fucking rats are everywhere, they even run the Government's Business, Skills And Innovation Department. The place rat steals your idea, it's beady eyes light up with £ signs. You are dismissed as a nutcase and then if you ever dare complain to anyone you will feel the full force of rat culture. Don't you dare mess with the rats.
Fuck the rats I'll buy a computer.

   4.  Closure.   The rats are zooming round in their white German cars with dyslexic number plates, tinted windows mask the rat telling other rats how fucking great it is being a rat on his rat phone. So busy is the multi tasking rat, he fails to use his indicators at the interchange because at 70 miles an hour, the rat sees others as an encumbrance to the rats importance. The rat in his haste has just pissed off the bloke with the computer and because this bloke is so sickened by rat culture, he joins Mike Tesko's Jeremy Bamber Forum and call's himself Campion   

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« Reply #7 on: March 05, 2012, 04:57:PM »
I couldn't have said it better campion. I know exactly what you mean although luckily I haven't suffered the rat culture myself thank goodness.

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« Reply #8 on: March 05, 2012, 05:16:PM »
  And neither Grahame should anybody else, platforms like this are what terrify them, Jackie is attacked by the very rats I speak of, she just has to be more subtle sometimes, there are many, many more ways of rat protection and shouting at them just brings out more rats. The best thing Jackie can do in rat combat is ignore rat gossip, because the rats are now in terminal decline and Jackie's friends are about to finish them off.    GOODBYE RATS   

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« Reply #9 on: March 05, 2012, 07:07:PM »
    Rats bleating to Leveson about freebies from newspaper bosses, jobs not conflicting the interest's of working for the police, ( being a corrupt spy that's paid with centre court tickets for the Wimbledon Final )
conveniently overlooked, Robert Jay unravelled the full extent of the rats deceit, how embarrassing to be a rat today !!!!!!!!!!!   

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« Reply #10 on: March 05, 2012, 07:18:PM »
   Please Note, You will never see the rat sitting in the crowd of a high profile sports event, as rat agents dispose of the tickets, in return for a brown envelope stuffed with cash.   

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« Reply #11 on: March 06, 2012, 01:58:PM »
    Bad morning for the rats, the level of corruption in the met did go all the way to the rat in chief, a revolving door was available for rats in chief to parachute into publishing deals with News International
on their retirement. Once the rats hat was handed back Condon entered into a £35000 deal, it was shelved after two interim payments when Clive Goodman was arrested for phone hacking. Rat culture is endemic in the Police and goes back to the Second World War demobbing, the Met has had more leaks than a Welsh greengrocer, rats must be squirming with shame that the Public's trust in what they have been up to, surfaces. Robert Jay will be referred to as the Pied Piper in all future updates. Ratville is under siege !!!!

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« Reply #12 on: March 06, 2012, 04:34:PM »
  Lord Leveson quips about the Pied Pipers brevity when questioning Lynne Owens the recently appointed Chief Constable of Surrey Police. Her predecessor Mark Rowley became Assistant Commissioner at the Met last October, Both Forces embroiled in phone hacking scandal with NOTW rats, a marriage of convenience perhaps, I won't mention the infamous case that links them but will the Pied Piper get to question Rowley, did phone hacking have any bearing on his sudden departure, is he in a position to temper Operation Weeting, was this a desperate attempt by the rats to cover their tracks. The Pied Piper must be given a chance as Rowleys answers will begin to fill in the missing parts of the jigsaw. If he doesn't appear then smell a rat !!!!  Surrey had a temporary Chief until Lynne Owens appointment.     

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« Reply #13 on: March 06, 2012, 08:18:PM »
    Just found this little nugget. A report for the HMIC titled Policing In The Public Interest dated 13th Dec 2011. A quote from a letter by the Home Secretary dated 22 July 2011 stated, " Neither the IPCC nor HMIC work I have commissioned, nor indeed Elizabeth Filkins, is intended to pre-empt the outcome of Lord Justice Leveson's Inquiry. But it is important that we ensure that any lessons that can be applied Now are identified Sooner rather than later. The questionnaire, Without Fear or Favour. A Review of Police Relationships has a list of Self Check Integrity Questions For Forces And Authorities. The words Fan, Hitting and Shit may have been suitable to add as would, for your sake get things under control because The Shit Is Going To Hit The Fan And If I Survive It Your Getting Privatised Anyway, No More Overtime For Crowd Control etc. This is going to create an enormous amount of animosity from the Decent Hardworking Police Men and Women that have done an outstanding service in the Public Interest, against the rats that will retire asap or cling on and develop their new network with the private contractor's. When the infighting does erupt it may bring down the present administration. Rats leaving a Sinking Ship ring a bell !!!!!!   

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« Reply #14 on: March 07, 2012, 04:29:AM »
   Correction on Condon, It should have read Stevens and it was £14000 paid £35000 shelved.