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London Thought Police To Crack Down On Offensive Online Comments

August 15, 2016August 15, 2016 Asa J 1197 Views Angela Merkel, anti-immigration speech, anti-migrant views, Assistant Chief Constable Mark Hamilton, Assistant Chief Constable Maurice Mason, Brexit, chilling effect, classical liberalism, copblock, copblock.org, demographic displacement, denmark, diversity, Dutch police, Europe, European migrant crisis, European Union, Freedom of speech, germany, hate crime, Home Office, Immigration, imperial tactic, Islamic extremism, Islamization of Europe, London, London Metropolitan police, London Transit, Mark Hamilton, mass migration, Maurice Mason, Mayor Sadiq Khan, Merkel regime, Muslim rape, National Police Chiefs’ Council Lead for Hate Crime, Nigel Farage, offensive comments, Offensive Online Comments, Office for Policing And Crime, online hate crime hub, Owellian thought police, police raids, Police State, Political Correctness, referendum vote, Sadiq Khan, Scotland, social media, Stasi, Sweden, Thought Police, Tim Farron, troll hunting, trolling hunting, UK Independence Party, xenophobic, xenophobic comments

In yet another confirmation that political correctness means a draconian police state, police in London have set up a “trolling

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DHS To Urge Public To Become Online Spies For The Government

February 24, 2016March 4, 2016 Asa J 1093 Views ALCU, anti-government groups, BATF, Central California Intelligence Center, chilling effect, Citizen spy networks, communities against terrorism program, constitutional rights, copblock, copblock.org, cyber PSA, Cyber Security, DEA, department of homeland security, Department of Justice, DHS, DHS intelligence assessment, Domestic Terrorism Counsel, facebook, federal bureau of investigation, fusion centers, government spies, homeland security, Hot Spots of Terrorism and Other Crimes in the United States, ICE, if you see something say something, Janet Napolitano, John Carlin, joint terrorism task force, Joint Terrorism Task Forces, Los Angeles Joint Regional Intelligence Center, MIAC report, National Consortium for the Study of Terrorism and Responses to Terrorism, national security, Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative, New York City, NSI, Office of Partnership and Engagement, online spies, Privacy, privacy rights, Profiles of Perpetrators of Terrorism, Propaganda, propaganda campaign, PSA, rights, see something say something, sovereign citizen, Sovereign Citizen Movement, START, Surveillance, surveillance state, suspicious activity, suspicious internet activity, Twitter, Wal-Mart

In the wake of 9/11, the “If You See Something, Say Something” campaign debuted in New York City in 2002 and then expanded

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