They are routinely armed every single one of them. Plus they have the JSA, Justice and Security Act to get our names, addresses etc. Us public in NI are not treated equally as the rest of the UK.

@@stuartb4525 I couldn't agree more. It's the wild west in NI in terms of public bodies. No accountability.

@@Rebelrenaissance Thankfully I don't need to have much dealings with any of them, but with dealing with them previously they were all rubbish tbh. A simple thing like getting stopped in my car, turned into a whole parlava for no reason. I showed him my licence, but didn't have a paper copy of the insurance, for whatever reason he wouldn't accept that excuse. Just a pity I didn't have my phone with me at the time, the strange thing was he checked his system and all details on me and the car were in good order. I just didn't understand his problem, ffs he wanted to know everything about me, my job, my family, he stopped short of asking my shoe size. He must have been bored, suppose I pissed him off a bit because I wouldn't answer his questions except for anything to do with my name and the car. Good job I have watched videos about getting stopped so was more than prepared for the barrage of inane questions. Was only nipping to the local supermarket, I think he did ask what was I going to buy at one point. This was during the coof period, no dealings with any of them since luckily. Nowadays I make sure to carry my phone just in case, even if I just go to the shop at top of my street, you never know.

@@stuartb4525 I can relate. Sad thing is is that there's even less accountability in NI than in England. Despite officers acting against the law and NI's human rights act, nothing is done. I've literally got recordings of PSNI admitting they weren't going to do anything about a bloke who threatened to kill my English 10 Yr old because they are friends with the bloke. The psni activity participated in the abduction of children that I'm still trying to get back. Place needs flattening to be honest.

The 'police' in Brit are far beyond obscene. - instant siren outside - that's the 'domestic' surveillance. DH/DL.

Very nice helpful wouldn't have called her nutty 🤷🏼‍♀️her manager at lunch she went to find them.

A rare type sadly

@@billb7876 Definitely

There is no PSNI in Britain

@@Sabhaois NI is Ireland again? I wish.

Yeah well, the British are really stupid when it comes to weather 😂

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True, if South facing. The issue you’re overlooking, if the heat generated by all those computers, etc, running, and stagnant air. Proper AC would be in order, but that costs money, compared with zero cost of opening windows.

He did an update not long back, and if I recall they didn't even acknowledge his reports that he sent in. So most likely they are a waste of time.

look like they sent out the tely tuby police to chat ha ha ha

Sounded superb eh

Essex police don't seem to like people fullstop.

Indeed they don't they will go to great lengths to try and shut you up

@@JoePublicUk indeed, they even published my address, lied about me, and made public threats against my life. Some very nasty pieces of work within Essex police and the culture to protect their image regardless effects all officers across Essex and the country imo

​@@ryanfleming6833From the amount of videos I've watched, and from some personal experiences, it appears that any police force in the UK are bad. As bad as each other tbh.

@@stuartb4525 it is certainly time they changed some of their ways and what they will accept from those they employ, a big problem in doing that is the police federation who will defend the indefensible. The new head of the met said as much when he said there are many officers he would wish to get rid off but is unable to.

Not competent to deal with.... Like dealing with crime.

And he has the cheek to raffle goods and the money he is making he should be handing them out for free.

Are you referring to the PSNI, in the description? If so it's the Police Service of Northern Ireland. Formerly the Royal Ulster Constabulary, RUC.

​@@stuartb4525 @DaleSteel Big recent data breach from the PSNI is what PTTP is referring to.

@@Alien_Observer_ Oh I know I live in NI, was a big story over here. The actual breach concerned names and what station they worked out of. Anyone internet savvy, if they for example know the names could get the addresses etc easily. We actually had another breach last week, one of the plod left their laptop and police notebook on top of their car, then stupidly drove off, then the things flew off on the motorway 😂😂😂. They recovered the laptop but not the notebook though. No doubt a lot of information in the notebook if it was found, and ended up in the wrong hands.

@@stuartb4525 thanks

@@stuartb4525 They are not the brightest. Bunch of automatons. I am in NI too.

Just like the UK as a whole

That is cuz he wasn't trying to read it. We all know he could've brought a camera that could've zoomed in and captured that data. THAT is why it is a big deal.

@snappa77 Strange though how these auditors all say they are nit covered by GDPR when in fact they are. Most of them don't know what rules, laws and regulations they are breaking despite claiming they know everything

It appears these organisations don't seem to care about data whatsoever, I suppose the only way to get the message out is to highlight it as he is doing on social media, because the MSM certainly won't unless it's a massive breach.

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Fought two world wars just to surrender to Islam. Shame.

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Well said . Love the English insults ❤

A spy working for a foreign power would and they do. The info on these screens or dcuments is not visible to the naked eye.

​@rogerbroadbelt3424 But according to 'auditors', a man with a camera with his face covered on Police property filming through windows is normal behaviour and questioning them is breaching their human rights ? So how are they going to establish if someone has nefarious intentions?

@@mikeel6074 yes section 61 Criminal Justice and Public Order Act 1994 was updated last year, it is to do with trespass. If someone is asked to leave private property, their right to be there under any legislation is revoked and they should be removed and this guy knows that because he has been removed from private property kicking and screaming. Also section 60, again recently updated gives a police officer in uniform the right to ask someone to remove their face covering, if they refuse they should be arrested. This is a summary offence with only a month custodial, the time in police custody is taken into account so it may be less than a month actually in prison.

It's very annoying and patronising. I don't think anyone else just slaps a headphone review in the middle of their videos.

Black Belt Barrister openly and honestly plugs other enterprises in his videos. Itv put adverts in the middle of their programmes such is life

@@timsaint835 This is supposed to be about activism, not entertainment.

Lots of commercial organisations - Channel 4, The Daily Mirror, even the Daily Telegraph have public interest activism and have adverts!

John Kelly, he can't be that desperate he's got 60k more subscribers than you or me!

He allegedly a little peck on the nose by a member of staff at Cambridge Job Center and the Police did nothing because there was not enough evidence. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rp97nNJpubTOk2Q.html

Why do you think calling out practices that are contrary to British law constitutes a hatred for police ?

@@ryanfleming6833 this fellow who hides behind a false title and refuses to show his face deliberately goes to places to inflame and harass law abiding decent people. The people who pay taxes that allow him to continue on his never ending university course. He puts everyone else’s face on the internet why not his own.

@@ryanfleming6833 prob because hes one of the law breakers and hates to be caught.