Nigel Farage bullish on Preciouse Metals - Martial law in UK

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[AdamRainStopper]

"Rare circumstances" are always the pretext, and it's very tempting to succumb to fear and just say "lets just call the army and blow 'em all away".....

HOWEVER, the short-term relief that they might get will not be worth the long-term effects of setting such a precedent as responding to civil unrest with martial law. Careful what you wish for Nigel, they WILL use that precedent against political opposition eventually. It's already happening in the US.

[RndmMexican]

@AdamRainStopper

This is the reason why violence will not work for the favor of humanity.

[suitabledude]

uk's pretty bad right now...they're society's going to hell, literally. Wish them luck.

[RndmMexican]

@suitabledude

I don't think people realize how bad it is. This is what happens to a society that marginalizes an entire generation. A result of social engineering.

[RndmMexican]

@mikailmari

England's foreign policy is a major reason why those immigrants want to go to England. Their leaders are bought off by the US and England. You would move as and immigrant too if you had to.

[naiganic]

I am not promoting riots of course, what I am saying is that the Law Makers must understand that they need to earn people's respect to be there for them. They cannot abuse their power and authority, because this is what it will end up like if they do that. They too need to balance their power and authority with the rights of the people they rule over. They have to understand the true meaning of the Scales of Justice.

[naiganic]

That instead of passing heavy penalties for petty things such as people stealing a small box of bottled water, they should instead be severely punishing their own Police for having committed a crime against an innocent victim rather than sweeping it under the carpet. No point in shifting the blame on people for rioting when it was Police who started them in the first place. People are just trying to say that they refuse to be mistreated by the law, and that they deserve to be respected.

[naiganic]

In which case, introducing the Army is not the answer to this problem because it will only inflame the situation. What is required is for justice to be done for the young man Mark Duggan who lost his life because of a crime committed by Police, & for Law Makers to start teaching their Police Force that they need to earn people's respect before they can be trusted & looked up to by them. The Scales of Justice have tipped too far the other way and need to be brought to their right balance again.

[naiganic]

According to witnesses they claim that Police had deliberately set up this young man Mark Duggan for their own political motivation, because of the suspicious activities they had seen them carrying out days leading to the riots breaking out. Could it be that Police had deliberately orchestrated and instigated these riots in order to have an excuse to bring in their Army to our street, so they can prepare them for the violence they intend to inflict upon humanity worldwide in the near future?

[naiganic]

Everyone needs to aknowledge that the riots in Britain were in fact politically motivated. The youths were protesting against being traumatized by Police when they witnessed them shooting dead that young man Mark Duggan with two bullets to the head, in a cold blooded fashion. That they did not have any valid reason since he had not committed any crime nor did he have any criminal record.