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Why should we even begin to trust the 'authorities' when they give us more than sufficient reason to question their integrity?
The law-makers, MPs, have consistently shown themselves to be somewhat less than honest, as their expenses scandal so clearly demonstrated. Brown envelopes for questions have cast very serious doubts over who the political class actually works for. Ex-ministers benefiting from huge financial rewards after leaving office and landing powerfully influential positions should cause us to question the real motives of the political class.
Very serious indications of cover-ups of paedophilia within the Establishment are never properly investigated or brought to trial: we are effectively told to “move along, nothing to see here”. Mislaid police and government files on paedophilia, lost files, inadvertently destroyed files, cancelled police investigations, failure to investigate reported crimes – and even victims of child sex abuse being locked up in private-run-for profit HM Prisons without trial do nothing to cause any rational person to trust the police, the justice system, Government, nor any part of the Establishment. Any responsible Government with the well-being of the nation at the core of its concerns would take immediate and powerful action to clean up the system. But we see no effective political action being taken to clean up the system.
Failures of the police to properly investigate claims of paedophilia within the Establishment and the upper ranks of the police themselves does absolutely nothing to engender trust in the police, nor in the Establishment.
The wide spread influence of the political 'charity' Common Purpose over the whole of the Establishment, the world of politics, the police, local government, the education system; in fact the whole of our national life is now dominated by this so-called charity whose over-riding policy is to train people to operate “beyond authority”. Those words “beyond authority” really ought to have all of us demanding serious answers to very serious questions from the political class.
Secret courts, and family courts that operate behind closed doors ought to concern anybody who is interested in seeing real justice done in the courts.
Public enquiries, such as the Chilcot Inquiry, that fail to publish their findings in full do nothing to create public trust in any of the Establishment.
A political class that has persistently practiced deceit and lies for the decades since the end of WWII over Britain's membership of the EU should totally destroy any trust in the political system being operated against us.
The wilful destruction of the British Military by the political class, including Cameron's dodgy 'Conservative Party', positively tells us that the political class most definitely do not have our national security in the forefront of their minds, nor are they worthy of our trust. Any government that is not prepared to positively protect the sovereign nation of its people is neglecting its fundamental and primary reason for being in government. But we see a political class that is thoroughly determined and pushing ahead in great haste towards globalisation that is heading towards a dictatorial one-world government where nationalism and national boarders are redundant.
We see our national and military defences being deliberately weakened and undermined. At the same time we see huge resources being poured into spying on the ordinary people by the State. A State that is more scared of it's people than it is of foreign agents at the EU, UN, and unrestricted immigrants from across the whole globe, is declaring its true nature of taking us into an undemocratic globalised one-world government.
So I agree with Jon; I strongly believe the so-called terrorist threat is largely artificially manufactured and unfounded. I even go as far as to suggest that the real terrorists are those who claim to represent us and supposedly protect us. If there was a genuine terrorist threat then any responsible government would close and strictly control our national borders against any and all probable threats; but we only see every apparent waif and stray from across the globe being welcomed into Britain against the wishes of the British people - who are never consulted on anything of real significance.
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