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Anti Terrorist Hotline ?.............

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Anyone else heard this ad on the radio recently?
I wonder if it will be manned by all the school leavers who so effectively manned the swine flu hotline now that Swine Flu has disappeared - what else can they do?
I imagine that there could be some mischievous phone calls to that Hotline because it is just so politically correct and blatantly does not state the obvious.
"Uhm yes - is that the anti terrorist hotline? I would like to report my neighbour for suspicious behaviour - yes - they often invite groups of strangers into their house and we think they are up to something dodgy. Their names are John and Mavis Smith."
Thank Mrs White. can you tell us what cars they use and do they use code names.
Yes I heard the advert on Talk Sport many times this morning.
It advises that if people see curtains drawn all the time to ring the hotline.
I think this can only be applicable to a certain types of person, and certainly not some old biddy, who keeps her curtains drawn.
Long gone are the days of " suspicious packages "....it is now " suspicious people ".
So............do not draw your curtains or....leave milk bottles outside, ( do people still have milk delivered? ). lol
Seems like another politicaly correct piece of rubbish to me.
People nowadays tend to keep themselves to themselves, and I would not notice if my neighbour from three doors down, had their curtains drawn or not, in fact I do not even know who they are.
:shock:
I rarely open my curtains!! Doesn't make me a terrorist!! rolleyes
What a pile of shite. Honestly, what are they gonna think of next??! confused
Wish I had some curtains to draw.
Plim lol
I wish I had some windows at which to place curtains...
You need walls for windows. Bah eck, we used to look at next door's walls and just wish - - - -
Now we will have to leave the tent flap open just so we do not get a visit from the hot line police.
...and the wind can get really chilly this time of year.
How is it politically correct?
Why is everything a bad idea?
There is such a negative attitude to every little thing
Here is a good example of how raising the awareness of a neighbourhood might have prevented this...

Luckily that day, he messed up the detonation process, meaning he was the only one injured
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Now we will have to leave the tent flap open just so we do not get a visit from the hot line police.
...and the wind can get really chilly this time of year.

tent,bloody luxary,we sleep a bottom o t mine so kids can get up at 5 for their 12 hour shift at coal face
We do get our milked delivered tho,who doesnt ?
Mine?!? Mine?!?!?!? Very Lah-de-dah!
We used to sleep on the side of a mountain, walk 7 hours to get to the mine, do a 12 hour shift then walk 7 hours back and woe-betide if we were late for work. :shock:
:giggle:
We get our milk delivered ...... Kate will be delivering ours when she returns from Tescos. :lol2:
MILK!!!!! I used to dream of milk....all we got was a bit of ground limestone in old pond water
I haven't had milk delivered for years. It's A) too expensive and B) sits in a south facing porch from 9 until 4 turning to cheese. So there is no point.
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How is it politically correct?
Why is everything a bad idea?
There is such a negative attitude to every little thing
Here is a good example of how raising the awareness of a neighbourhood might have prevented this...

Luckily that day, he messed up the detonation process, meaning he was the only one injured

have you heard the ad? It is a tad condascending that's all and I just had visions of all the now redundant Swine Flu hotline operators re-training to efficiently man the phone lines for the anti terror hotline - complete with manual and idiots guide to spotting a terrorist.
Bearing in mind how many people were successfully diagnosed with Swine Flu - well I can just imagine that the results of the anti terror hotline would be that half the white population of the UK being investigated whilst "minorities" escape scrutiny in case the racial stereotype card is played out.
Quote by Too Hot
How is it politically correct?
Why is everything a bad idea?
There is such a negative attitude to every little thing
Here is a good example of how raising the awareness of a neighbourhood might have prevented this...

Luckily that day, he messed up the detonation process, meaning he was the only one injured

have you heard the ad? It is a tad condascending that's all and I just had visions of all the now redundant Swine Flu hotline operators re-training to efficiently man the phone lines for the anti terror hotline - complete with manual and idiots guide to spotting a terrorist.
Bearing in mind how many people were successfully diagnosed with Swine Flu - well I can just imagine that the results of the anti terror hotline would be that half the white population of the UK being investigated whilst "minorities" escape scrutiny in case the racial stereotype card is played out.
I find all this really to be a big hypocritical.
Let me get this right....the Government department are asking us to be more vigilant, and to report anything suspicious?
Is this the SAME Government that not that long ago allowed Hooky Hamza to spout his hatred and anti western rubbish outside Frindsbury Mosque?
Is this the SAME GOVERNMENT that allowed the police to stand by whilst death threats were made against us, and Hooky Hamza and his cronies just spouted hatred every Friday?
MAYBE if they would have done something then maybe just maybe, things may have been a bit different?

What has happened in the time from then and now, for them all of a sudden want a terrorist hotline?
Nothing like acting after that horse has bolted.
If they did not or could not act against this vile person, what chance have they got of doing anything if anyone rings the hotline?
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I find all this really to be a big hypocritical.
Let me get this right....the Government department are asking us to be more vigilant, and to report anything suspicious?
Is this the SAME Government that not that long ago allowed Hooky Hamza to spout his hatred and anti western rubbish outside Frindsbury Mosque?
Is this the SAME GOVERNMENT that allowed the police to stand by whilst death threats were made against us, and Hooky Hamza and his cronies just spouted hatred every Friday?
MAYBE if they would have done something then maybe just maybe, things may have been a bit different?

What has happened in the time from then and now, for them all of a sudden want a terrorist hotline?
Nothing like acting after that horse has bolted.
If they did not or could not act against this vile person, what chance have they got of doing anything if anyone rings the hotline?

from
On 26 August 2004, Abu Hamza was arrested by British police under section 41 of the Terrorism Act 2000 which covers the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. He was released on 31 August 2004. Almost two months later on 19 October 2004, he was charged with 16 crimes under the provisions of various British statutes, including encouraging the murder of non-Muslims, and intent to stir up racial hatred. The trial commenced on 5 July 2005 but was adjourned, and resumed on 9 January 2006. On 7 February 2006 he was found guilty on eleven charges and not guilty on four.
The charges related to his possession of the Encyclopedia of Afghan Jihad and an Al Qaeda Handbook, and to propaganda materials produced by Abu Hamza. He was sentenced to seven years' imprisonment to run concurrently for eight counts and 21 months for the others, giving a total of 57 years and 11 months. He has already been in jail since May 2004. In sentencing, Mr Justice Hughes said Abu Hamza had "helped to create an atmosphere in which to kill has become regarded by some as not only a legitimate course but a moral and religious duty in pursuit of perceived justice".
The verdict came soon after the acquittal of British National Party chairman Nick Griffin on two charges under the same provisions of the Public Order Act and with a possible retrial on two more where the jury failed to reach a verdict. This has led to comparisons between the two cases within the broader debate of free speech in the UK.
Abu Hamza is currently being held in Belmarsh Prison.
Yes I am aware of the facts.
As far as I am aware Griffin was filmed at a private meeting, whereas Hooky was spouting it openly on British streets...a bit of a difference..no?
I cannot remember what Griffin said on that occasion, and obviously was serious enough to be taken to trial. He WAS acquitted by the way, whereas Hooky is as you say, currently in Belmarsh awaiting extradition to the USA on further terrorist charges.
Can hardly compare the two cases.
One innocent...the other guilty.
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Yes I am aware of the facts.
whereas Hooky is as you say, currently in Belmarsh awaiting extradition to the USA on further terrorist charges.

= the government did NOTHING!!!!!!11!!!11!!
lewl
oh, the bnp bit was just left over from the copy paste... wasn't really relevant to anything.
Now, if I thought for a moment that the government were a bunch of crooks I would guess it was nearly 31st March, when all the departments in the civil service have to spend all of last years budget! I would also guess they have targets to meet, say on how much public information needs to be delivered..........
And in order to keep us from forgetting the big bad world wants us all dead, and our only saviour is to willingly surrender, day after day, another of our hard won freedoms to a Government getting fat on our taxes; they need to put out this rubbish!!
:twisted:
Baaaaaa baaaaaaa I'm a sheep....
I suspect the real intention of this add is just to keep people scared and under control, we must not forget we are under attack from the dangerous Mr. Binladen! wink
mmmmm, terrorist hotline ? i wonder if the lines are open to international callers ?
the peoples of palestine living under the terror of when the next israeli phospherous attack will occur or the lebanese wondering who the next assasin will have a hookey irish passport ?
or iraqi, driven back to the dark age by destroyed infrastructure and the effects of depleted uranium on them and their children ?
perhaps the afghani's feel terrorised by the advancing armies clearing the way for the 1500 mile pipeline from ukraine to the gulf ?
then there are the pakistani's now being terrorised by drone attack's and supposed suicide bombings ? funny ? they are in the way of the pipeline.
then there are the iranians, terrorised by israeli plans, not threats, actual plans to attack iran and threats from america over their nuclear program. the israeli's have nuclear weapons to irans west, india and pakistan to the east, russia to the north. if i was iran, i'd hurry up to even up the balance.
now aint it strange that this strategy of annexation and control of eurasia, that contains most of the worlds known oil and gas was outlined in zibignew brezinki's book "the grand chessboard" published in 1997 ?
further, the books author acknowledges that with the diversity of cultures and religeons within the united states and europe, who's attitude to such a foreign policy would be hostile, it would be necessary to divert attention and create fear by an event on the scale of quote "pearl harbour" 9/11 ?
al qaeder is the creation of the cia and western intel agencies, osama bin laden if he is still alive has the secret of eternal youth and a better cloaking device than the klingons from star trek.
as this geostrategy developes, cutting off energy to developing nations, it will lead to military confrontation between america and its allies in the west, and russia, china and india, also acknowleged in the book.
the terrorist hotline and media coverage supports an atmospere of fear and division reinforcing the myth that an integrated international terror organisation beyond the reach of western intel exists and creates an enviroment whereby people go along with snitching to the state on their fellow neighbours. next, you will be expected to have cctv in the home.
the internet will be taken over by the state or its proxies because of its use by 's and bin liner's in order to prevent the populus from interacting with reasoned critical thinking.
i'm sure this will provoke a lot of criticism but here goes...
Talking of fear and control.

And I think the whole terrorist hotline is ridiculous.
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Talking of fear and control.

And I think the whole terrorist hotline is ridiculous.

Thats ridiculous, monkey's don't wear suits.
i was hoping for a critique from kenty or awayman ?
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i was hoping for a critique from kenty or awayman ?

Will i do?
well i have to agree with the first part of what you wrote, when a government can terrorise a population, incarcerating children ,a regularly happens in Israel, or poisoning babies as ha happened in Iraq the term state sponsored terrorism does not go far enough.
I haven't read the book u mention, but Orwell in 1984 accurately described the creation of a climate of fear and hatred in order for a government to do as it wishes,
But,and its a big but,i believe in people, i believe that looking for the most viscous, inhumane explanation of events is usually wrong,Atrocities happen because-of indoctrination and group think, that there is a conspiracy for fecking over others is not how i believe the world works,more often it is greed,incompetance and laziness
And the terroist hot line, a sop to the mail readers who demand constant action from the government,wat do u expect,ppl have been incalculated to expect quick fixes rather than reasoned debate
btw, thank u for the line breaks, i always knew i would enjoy reading your posts
Usual reply.innocent
I don't think there is a climate of fear controlling the population, its apathy and pleasure that controls us. We have everything we want at the push of a button, who cares what is going on in the world when I can order a pizza and worry about who john terry is fucking?