Sir keir has it right

I should add that this is not really the Police's fault - we gradually forced this nonsense on them

So you are calling out people for relying on theory / opinion and then you base your argument on theory / opinion.

How do you know these rioters are "entirely far right or have the wrong information"?  Have you spoken to them all individually? lol.

You do know how the Nazi's came into power right?  They came into power because the mainstream IGNORED the people, which allowed the Nazis to take over the narrative.

Starmer bent the knee over a racist attack in America, yet stayed silent when a black person commits three racist killings.  They tried to set the narrative that he was Welsh ffs to try and counter any racist element lol.  Starmer failed to call this out for what it was, which led to a vacuum of information and then people will choose to believe what ever matches their own echo chamber.

Before you talk about due process and waiting for the results of criminal cases, Starmer bent the knee BEFORE the trial.  Hence "two fucking tier".

Anyone who works in marketing (especially cold calling/mailing) would be performing backflips and somersaults if they achieved a success rate of anything like 25%

But marketing/cold calling/random mailing is still big business

. That the Home Secretary and police authorities should seek to ensure that the membership of police authorities reflects so far as possible the cultural and ethnic mix of the communities which those authorities serve.





48.That there should be immediate review and revision of racism awareness training within police services to ensure:



that there exists a consistent strategy to deliver appropriate training within all police services, based upon the value of our cultured diversity;



that training courses are designed and delivered in order to develop the full understanding that good community relations are essential to good policing and that a racist officer is an incompetent officer.





49. That all police officers, including CID and civilian staff, should be training in racism awareness and valuing cultural diversity.







50. That police training and practical experience in the field of racism awareness and valuing cultural diversity should regularly be conducted at local level. And that it should be recognised that local minority ethnic communities should be involved in such training and experience.





54. That consideration be given to a review of the provision of training in racism awareness and valuing cultural diversity in local government and other agencies including other sections of the criminal justice system.





70. That in creating strategies under the provisions of the Crime and Disorder Act or otherwise police services, local government and relevant agencies should specifically consider implementing community and local initiatives aimed at promoting cultural diversity and addressing racism and the need for focused, consistent support for such initiatives.

It recommends different policing approaches to different communities. The law is not the arbiter of policing the community, the community is  which is a nonsense, the law is supposed to apply to all equally. Football supporters have no choice in how they are policed, their pockets are felt, they are herded along with horses and being 'sensitive' is regarded as poor policing. And  what is valuing cultural diversity, how do you value it, how are you trained to value it, what act of Parliament  expected it to be valued and which manifesto said they would value diversity and ensure others did as well?

I think this one is quite important. The police are required to engage in 'community relations' with communities (cultures) that are, from our perspective, criminal organisations. Despite the flowery, harmless sounding language, it is more or less an order to become corrupt