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lickyalips 16:40 Monday 15th August in response to Boris Johnson (US, Conservative Mayor of London)

London riots: this is no time to be squeamish
Thought I'd save it before it got modded out.

"What is happening on the
streets of London and other major cities? Are we to believe that a few
angry youths, armed with Blackberry phones are orchestrating a wave of
looting, arson and violence in areas of London and across UK? Unlikely.
Something just does not seem right?

Local police themselves report 'unknown' police
units - not supporting units brought in from other police districts
outside London, but unknown units, being present. We have seen the use
of state 'agents provocateur' being used in other scenarios be it G8 G20
protests, animal rights and anti nuclear. One policeman, PC Mark
Kennedy, was of course brave enough to admit publically that he was used
to infiltrate and stir up green activists.

Why would the State want to stir up trouble? The
answer is simple. Violence on the street rouses passion for action in
good law abiding people. They want action. They want a reaction. Having
started massive cuts of our own police Cameron and this whole rotten
House of Westminster can now call for European Police to be brought in
to help British police. With British armed forces also being cut,
especially the army, the Cameron, Clegg and Miliband cronies can also
call for European troops to be brought into Britain. Once on the streets
they will never leave. Backed by the Civil Contingencies Act (the
equivalent of Hitler's Enabling Act) we can all be locked into a
dictatorship that much faster and easier.

What can we do? Firstly we do not need or want
violence on the streets. Aside from hurting neighours and destroying
communities, violence actually justifies government aggression and
clampdowns. We play into their hands. Do you want to react then rebel
lawfully. Lawful Rebellion is about acting within the law, and
especially common law to take action. Please visit the British Constitution
Group and Lawful Rebellion to learn more. However, Lawful
Rebellion is not soft. As a simple example, stop paying your council tax
until the State stops breaking our Common Law, and we will hurt the
state far more than kicking in a shop window. You will also not be in
danger of cutting your feet.

If an organisation, group, individual or website
promotes hatred or violence, then it is not part of Lawful Rebellion,
and should be avoided. Strange isn't it though that when 600 people
protested peacefully at Birkenhead, 38 police vehicles were present and
streets were blocked, and a Judge was arrested for conducting an
unlawful court, the BBC failed to report anything. A government
propaganda agency or what? Take care. Be happy. Whilst this corrupt
banking elite and government system is brought to justice."

h/t lickyalips