UK anti-terror laws vs. human rights-INfocus-07-24-2011

http://www.presstv.com/Program/190689.html

This week INfocus talks about the UK anti-terror laws and travels across the UK to investigate whether the Terrorism Act Law 2000 is insuring the country's safety and whether it is complying with the basic human rights.

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[doiremick86]

@shredmaster100 More than just gerry adams and not only the catholic side of it, over here the protestants had terrorist groups that killed innocent catholics too.

The key thing you have to understand is :- this is 1) America's war and 2) About oil not revenge, they aren't catching islamic extremists they're wiping out villages and claiming they were the extremists, watch "collateral damage" on youtube, anybody they do catch is a patsy and disappear out of the media instantly.

[shredmaster100]

well yeah gerry adams of sinn fein is a good example he worked alongside the IRA for years and now all of a sudden he says hes a changed man i dont trust him and the group called the real ira is still causing havoc every now and again but only thing i wanted to know is why were these people not tracked down as fast as these islamic extremists cause they are basically both terrorists arnt they

[doiremick86]

@shredmaster100 Doesn't depend if you're interested or not, whether you are or not the government and police are interested in you so it would be adviseable to know how to handle yourself for WHEN they get you not if...don't get me wrong since the peace agreement it has gotten quieter, it's far away from being quiet though :D The only reason it's quiet is because the heads of the IRA squads are now wearing suits and ties and getting £35,000 a year as politicians haha

[shredmaster100]

yeah i think anyone can learn anything if they really want to but it does depend whether youre interested in a subject or not because if youre not interested you wont learn and i saw that there are still the occasional riots in northern ireland but i would have thought that since the peace agreement was signed things would be a lot quieter than in recent years

[doiremick86]

@shredmaster100 That's why I mentioned where I live, the events of bloody sunday happened down the street from where I grew up, I live in that city still to this day, I can say first hand it's not exactly cosy here, don't get me wrong it's not bad but it has an air about it.

Trust me when I say research about the law and police, it's all written in black and white but you're told it's too hard to understand or complicated to learn...it's not, it's really not, it takes patience.

[shredmaster100]

a lot of these laws piss me off because they could kick your door down at 3am and basically kidnap u and lock u up in prison for 10years without a trial and this country has the cheek to call syrias president assad a murderer when the uk government has murdered many millions of people over the past 100years and dont forget bloody sunday when a bunch of british soldiers murdered innocent people for no reason other than they wer irish

[doiremick86]

@shredmaster100 Ever see how it was over here at that time? Trust me the nazi laws were introduced and broken on a daily basis, I grew up in it, there was no "getting away with murder"...I'm from derry city, northern ireland.

To ruin the terrorism act you have to basically just understand how law and contracts work, the police are corporate entities and enforce contracts for money, just look at their oath of office and it'll tell you what a cop is meant to do as his/her DUTY.

[shredmaster100]

i am a genius ive just ruined the terrorism act because what ive figured out is why werent the anti terror laws around when the IRA were blowing the fuck out of london i meanit dont make sense the gov was happy for maggie thatcher to get attacked yet when a few muslims blow a bus up and kil a few people they intoduce nazi terror laws i think this law is racist and discriminates against muslims because as i said they let the IRA get away with murder

[MrCriminalwatch]

Al-CIA-da/MI5-da is a western intelligence front according to some sources so any 'research' into this group by 'anyone' would make the 'authorities' a bit jumpy, & paranoid enough to pull someone in for urgent questioning, especially if the information of those sources that suggest they ARE an intel front, is true. ;-)

[elchingaoAKAelpalito]

@MrBenchy35 No I don't.