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Writing access to this blog is with two people, Twining and Serendib. The views depicted in the blog are personal. They will not form anything like the official statements of any Force, BPA or NBPA. Some may say the views are opinions, not so, these are facts. These views will also not be the view of any BPA or indeed the NBPA. Our aim is to educate and deliver the message as it is with honesty. This blog is about what it is like being Black in Blue in the UK police service.
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- Guilty of illegally tapping Asian officer's phone ...
- Unmasked: the veiled RACIST White Muslim convert
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- 2006 Award Winners - Orange
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- What does the name Twining mean?
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- A poem! - AN EARLY POST REPEATED!
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- To migrate to India where....
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- New police powers come in in 2007
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4 comments:
The whole world is probably talking about this.
He was a wicked man. If you did not follow him, he just executed you.
Now he has been executed.
Annette, the right to life is unique, yes we handed Saddam to the Iraqi's, but we cannot condone execution. Now, Saddam is a martyr and radical Islamic people in this country who are bigoted will view this martyrdom with faith.
This is very much like Black on Black power…
The Iraqi’s have done some dirty work here, but the country still remains in turmoil. For the West, we can now fear more attrocity.
Wicked man he most certainly was. And the people who taunted him while he was waiting to be killed are not much better, as are those who did the deed. I don't see how two wrongs make a right.
PC South West, I can see some common sense in what you say. I didn't write any words. I was wondering how the execution rated in terms of integrity when it happened. Sadly, those that conducted the execution are CORRUPT. We, nor the Americans, should have let this happen in the way it did. We handed over to a regime full of some corrupt individuals. I would argue that the American soldiers that looked after Saddam did so with integrity. If there are these lunatics in power, do people believe these people will be pro British or pro American. Or are these people terrorists also? This whole issue is bad news.
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