The Blue Pill.

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The key to the cupboard that stores Policemen has been found and the three hundred fully-trained Officers have
been released to staunch the knife-crime in London. Or at least, that's the way mainstream media portray it as.

Is it that holiday-leave has been cancelled, which means the number of Police in the capital hasn't really risen
or is it that Officers from other areas of the country have been 'scrounged-in' with the promise of more pay?
If it's merely extra Bobbies-on-the-beat being available from the training proceedures, I'd suggest it's a remarkable
convenience!

London violence: Extra Met Police officers on patrol.

'An extra 300 Met Police officers are being deployed in areas of London worst affected by a spate of violent crime.
Six people have been killed in shootings and stabbings in the capital in the past seven days...'

The Government-funded news outlet really means "An extra 300 Met Police officers are being deployed in areas
of London for the weekend" But it doesn't have the same impact, does it?

'...Commissioner Cressida Dick denied her officers had lost control of the streets as calls have been made to make
more use of stop-and-search powers. Three boys -aged between 13 and 16 -have been charged in connection
with the serious wounding of a boy, aged 13.



The teenager, from Newham, east London, remains in a serious but stable condition in hospital after being stabbed
on Thursday -one of six non-fatal stabbings that took place between Thursday night and Friday morning in the capital.
The Home Office said stop-and-search powers should be used in a "targeted way" and was taking action to restrict
weapons...'

The latest reports in the media are that many of these stabbings are part of a game... a points-gathering game
that online youngsters are taking part in. It coulld be true, but it could also been a convenient vechicle to use for
more internet regulation-control.

'...Former Met Police Commissioner Lord Blair said it was a "sensible tactic" -but called for more funding for
neighbourhood policing. He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "If you take 20% of the Met's money away,
something gives.
"This is a result, in part, of there not being enough officers visible on streets."...'

Some would add that the perception that all people walking the streets with knives is not correct and it may be
that the awkward truth is that some -a section of society that is prominent with a certain skin tone, are the major
players in this drug-selling gangland situation. However, this isn't a racial problem, it's a class situation derived from
poverty and failure of cultural assimilation

The amount of Police isn't really that big of a factor here because self-responsibility is.
Why is it that black communities believe they're targeted for stop-and-search, and white areas aren't?
Are the Police deliberately failing to take knives from white people or is it -in the majority of cases, they aren't carrying
them?

'Chill effect'
'Chief Constable Sara Thornton, the chairwoman of the National Police Chiefs' Council, said stop-and-search should
not be used randomly but could work in crime hotspots. Writing in the Daily Telegraph, she said officers were reluctant
to use the powers because of what she described as the "chill effect" of political correctness...'

'Writing in the Daily Telegraph...' Anyone here thinking that Chief Constable Sara Thornton voicing her concerns in a
newspaper will have an effect on knife-crime?!! Are London gangs of drug-selling youths purchasing The Telegraph
to see the fallout of their actions?!

'...She said policing "cannot address the social conditions that lead to violence" but while "stop and search or arrests
are not a silver bullet, they are an important tool in helping to protect the public from violent crime"...'

When Mayor Khan comes back from his well-funded speech tour of the United States, it might pay to keep him a copy
of the newspaper.

'...The rising wave of violent crime meant the number of suspected murders in London in March was higher than that
of New York. Ms Dick admitted the Met was "stretched" but said her officers were doing "everything they can" to reduce
street crime...'

Dick worrying about stretching.

'...Earlier, Ms Dick appealed for support from the public for justice to be served as it emerged the Met has opened
55 murder investigations this year. She said: "This is not an unprecedented time, but it is a very worrying time."...'

The BBC:
Oh great, I'm sure there's parts of the public that will more than just 'support' the need for justice to be served, Ms. Dick
is inadvertingly suggesting the public could administer justice themselves.

It seems Dick is being boinged backwards and forwards on this, instead of getting out and dealing with the problem.

Sad thing is the the police force, sorry the police service had been almost compleaty destroyed by PC. Police in Britain are chosen on skin colour and religion not on ability, IQ, or there love of the country. End result is the sickness seen all over the country.