Riots Throughout Uk

[cool water]

no need to be scared you are sons of guru gobind singh maharaj you should be able to laugh in the face of fear not cover like mice please remember this. Take up arms if the need arises to defend your community

[Harjeet]

If you can read more than 5 lines, then read this article it is good.

The Rioting Underclass: Product of a Diseased Culture

Pressure from above, pressure from below; It’s about eviscerating the middle class by manipulating them to demand their own enslavement

Paul Joseph Watson

Infowars.com

Tuesday, August 9, 2011

The riots that have gripped London and swept other major cities in the UK are the product of a diseased culture that leads to violence and mayhem which ultimately only serves to benefit the ruling elite in its bid to eviscerate the middle class by manipulating them to demand their own enslavement.

Firstly, anyone who truly believes that the rioters are burning and looting to protest any legitimate grievances, at least ones that they are consciously aware of, needs their head examining.

A BBC video clip features audio of a group of drunk teenage girls describing how fun it is to engage in wanton violence and thieving. In a transparent and moronic attempt to justify their actions, the girls begin babbling about “the government….conservatives or whatever….I don’t know,” before responding to a question about why they are attacking local residents of their own community by snorting, “It’s the rich people, the people that have got businesses and that’s why all of this happened because of rich people.”

Those “rich people” include a local family-owned furniture store in Croydon that survived two world wars yet has now been burned to the ground, a charity shop that raises revenue for the elderly, and a cat rescue center based in Enfield, amongst scores of other homes, charities and small businesses owned by innocent and far from “rich” people.

To claim that these disaffected youths are the vanguard of some organic revolutionary movement is completely asinine. If this is a genuine backlash against the establishment, why are the mobs not congregating around Downing Street, the Houses of Parliament or Buckingham Palace, the real culprits of Britain’s economic degradation. Why instead are they busy filling trolleys full of tennis shoes, mobile phones, along with plentiful supplies of booze and cigarettes from tiny local off-licenses?

The rioters are composed predominantly of nihilistic, aggressive, vapid and intellectually castrated youths that have come to represent the very term “broken Britain”.

This is like a bad zombie movie – it’s the rise of the idiots. The plague started in Tottenham. It rapidly spread to other areas of London, and soon the hordes were rampaging around major cities nationwide. But these zombies weren’t scavenging for brains, they were in search of JD Sports chav-wear, 40 inch TVs and iPads. The police stood by and watched. The petrified public welcomed troops on the streets, curfews, more surveillance and control with open arms. Thanks a lot, idiots.

The cause of this mayhem cannot be traced to any legitimate political grievance, it is almost entirely the product of a diseased culture, fostered by multinational corporations and the celebrity-obsessed entertainment industry, that brainwashes young people to aspire to lifestyles they can never possibly attain.

The social decline of young people becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy as a result of constant media fascination with demonizing youngsters and presenting them with a putrid diet of “heroes,” vacuous footballers and drug-addled musicians, whose behavior makes impressionable kids think that life revolves around being constantly trashed, engaging in amoral sexual conquests and proving their manhood by pointless displays of animal-like aggression.

MTV-manufactured rap icons, movies and video games have trained an entire generation of disadvantaged kids to grow up as wannabe gangsters, marauding around town with their jeans half-way down their thighs in huge mobs intimidating the public. Rampant consumerism is also to blame. Deprived kids on benefits cannot afford the iPods and laptops they are told they must own to be accepted by their peers, so an opportunity like this cannot be wasted. As the Guardian reports today, “Where we used to be defined by what we did, now we are defined by what we buy. These big stores are in the business of tempting [the consumer] and then suddenly these people find they can just walk into the shop and have it all.”

This army of Clockwork Orange-style droogs are then played off against the general public who, suitably terrified by the media’s incessant hyping of the problem, openly welcome troops on the streets, more surveillance, curfews and whatever else is necessary ‘just to keep us safe’.

But if the last few nights have proven nothing else, they have proven that the police and the authorities cannot keep us safe. Almost every eyewitness who described the violence and looting said the police sat back and did nothing.

The establishment only benefits from allowing the chaos to spread because the call from the public for a more brutal response gets louder and louder. Now Parliament has been recalled for one day to ensure the opportunity to pass more draconian legislation that will only impact law-abiding people is not passed up.

This is how the middle class is habitually manipulated to support the very police state that is ultimately used to oppress the middle class itself. It’s also a perfect example of pressure from below – the cultural cultivation of an underclass of yobs who are let loose by the system to generate the crisis it needs to clamp down with an iron fist.

We all need to wake up and realize we are being played off against each other by an establishment that craves the kind of pointless rioting we have seen over the last three nights, because it creates the perfect pretext for the establishment to entrench and expand its power in the name of safety and security.

[cool water]

That is a good article but should take it with a pinch of salt as sometimes alex jones does go a bit loopy on some issues, but he does now and then come up with some good pieces of evidence.

I think this is a deliberate tactic of the government to bring in harsh laws, had i been prime minister i would have deployed the army 4 days ago and shot rubber bullets at the chavs all this would have been nipped in the bud but the politicans and establishment are allowing this to continue for a reason and remember this as you will have to hold them to account when the time comes.

[Lion of Punjab]

just back from southall

Park ave gurdwara was WELL protected today - hundreds of people are there , youngsters, monay, singhs all sorts - but they come to defend Gur Kar.

I heard other gurdwara in southall are also being well protected like this

If any kalay or :angrymonkey: :monkeyjuggle: decide too come , boy they gonna get taught a lesson worse than the one goray got in early 80's

[Harjeet]

If people were armed in the first place, this would never happened. Society and the government discourages this, and try to babysit you. You are not allowed to look after yourself, or defend yourself. Whatsmore the police are useless, they haven't managed to stop a thing. What we should learn from this is to take self-responsibility, don't rely on others to "keep you safe". If everyone was armed this would not have happened in the first place. Because criminals are not going to go looting if they know you are armed and ready to shoot them.

Oh but its illegal to have guns, yet the criminals have them. You see how society is structued to make us weak and enslaved. We need to wake up. The problem is not these rioters. They are the symptoms. The root cause is government, they engineered this mess. A true revolution comes by non-compliance with the system. And this is a peaceful method. Like if everyone of us just decided to stop paying our taxes, don't you think they would learn? But in reality we need to be in control, we need be our own government. we should not be ruled by someone else, and give up our freedoms. Look where that has gotten us.

[cool water]

we can lobby our MP's strongly after these events are over to be able to use arms to protect our communities because this is an unacceptable situation created by new labour over the years of no discipline on the criminals and lack of discipline on the violent athiest wayward youth. So now we as decent law abiding people have to lobby our politicans to make sure our views are heard after this.

Khalsa can finally begin to excersise their 5th K the kirpan the right to exercise their arms in the time of need

[VanHelsingh]

The way people are, in a few weeks everything will have died down and people will have forgotten. The media will have a new plaything to obsess over and discuss on their 24 hour news channels. That's how these things work.

[cool water]

word on street is vigilinte resident groups are defending their communities in enfield and turkish area's... good thing people are uniting and fighting off the social degenerates in these criminal gangs.

[Harjeet]

we can lobby our MP's strongly after these events are over to be able to use arms to protect our communities because this is an unacceptable situation created by new labour over the years of no discipline on the criminals and lack of discipline on the violent athiest wayward youth. So now we as decent law abiding people have to lobby our politicans to make sure our views are heard after this.

Khalsa can finally begin to excersise their 5th K the kirpan the right to exercise their arms in the time of need

These events are not going to end. The economy is only getting worse by design, the gap between the rich and poor is only widening. The riots may stop temporarily, but as people get poorer the get more desperate. They are willing to step over their fellow human beings. There is only going to be more riots. And government is the cause.

Why would you want to lobby your MP's? When it is the government that engineered this whole crisis in the first place. We should take matters into our own hands. If we are not allowed to be armed, just do it anyway. If enough of us do it, then what can they do? It should be the common law!

I mean if your business gets burnt down, the government are not even there to help you, they just leave you to fend for yourself. The only solution is to become our own government.

Khalsa can finally begin to excersise their 5th K the kirpan the right to exercise their arms in the time of need

You don't need their permission.

[Harjeet]

http://www.guardian....gan-police-ipcc

Mark Duggan did not shoot at police, says IPCC

IPCC releases initial findings of ballistics tests in police shooting of Mark Duggan, whose death sparked London riots

Mark Duggan, whose shooting by police sparked London's riots, did not fire a shot at police officers before they killed him, the Independent Police Complaints Commission said on Tuesday.

Releasing the initial findings of ballistics tests, the police watchdog said a CO19 firearms officer fired two bullets, and that a bullet that lodged in a police radio was "consistent with being fired from a police gun".

One theory, not confirmed by the IPCC, is that the bullet became lodged in the radio from a ricochet or after passing through Duggan.

Duggan, 29, was killed last Thursday in Tottenham, north London, after armed officers stopped the minicab in which he was travelling.

The IPCC said Duggan was carrying a loaded gun, but it had no evidence that the weapon had been fired. It said tests were continuing.

The officer who fired the fatal shots has been removed from firearms duties, which is standard procedure, pending the IPCC investigation.

Officers from the Met's Operation Trident and Special Crime Directorate 11, accompanied by officers from CO19, the Met's specialist firearms command, stopped the silver Toyota Estima minicab in Ferry Lane, close to Tottenham Hale tube station, to arrest Duggan.

He was killed by a single gunshot wound to the chest, and received a second gunshot wound to his right bicep. He was pronounced dead at the scene at 6.41pm.

The IPCC's statement said the bullet lodged in the police radio was a "jacketed round". This is a police-issue bullet and is "consistent with having been fired from a [police] Heckler and Koch MP5", it said.

The non-police firearm found at the scene was a converted BBM Bruni self-loading pistol. The gun was found to have a "bulleted cartridge" in the magazine, which is being subjected to further forensic tests.

The officer whose radio was hit was taken to Homerton hospital where he was examined and discharged later that night. The minicab driver was not injured but was badly shaken by what he saw, the IPCC said. His account, as well as those of the officers, is being examined along with the forensic evidence.

The police watchdog said it was examining CCTV footage of the area, including from buses passing by at the time.

The statement said: "Our investigators will be examining recordings of radio transmissions from both police and London ambulance service, including 999 calls, with a view to tracing further witnesses. We will also be examining any intelligence and surveillance material leading up to the planning of the operation."

The IPCC commissioner Rachel Cerfontyne said: "Any concerns expressed by the wider public about a perceived lack of information from the IPCC should be considered in the context that I am only willing to share information once I have had it independently verified and once the people who are directly involved in this case – including Mr Duggan's family and community leaders – have been fully informed."

An inquest into Duggan's death was opened at north London coroner's court on Tuesday. The coroner, Andrew Walker, adjourned the hearing to 12 December and offered his sympathies to Duggan's family.

"As members of the family will know, in due course there will be an inquest touching the death of Mark Duggan and this is the first stage in that process, he said. "Of course, as well as offering our deepest sympathies, I would like to reassure members of the family that we will be working closely with Mr Duggan's family and the IPCC throughout the process."

After the hearing, the family said they were "distressed" by the rioting in the wake of his death. In a statement on their behalf, Helen Shaw, from the organisation Inquest, said: "The family want everyone to know that the disorder going on has nothing to do with finding out what has happened to Mark. They also want people to know they are deeply distressed by the disorder affecting communities across the country."

So apparently the whole thing that started this off was totally different, it seems it was because of the police. And now you guys want the police to protect you? When will we learn? Government aren't here to serve us, they are here to control us. We need a real revolution.