Gestapo Watch - ACPO demands internment powers

[TonyGosling]

Gestapo Watch - ACPO demands internment powers

But if their mates commit high crimes including cold blooded murder they are promoted!
ACPO (The Association of Chief Police Officers) is, according to author Stephen Knight, a wholly masonic association and accountable to no-one. How clever they think they are! But they are vulnerable to prosecution for the criminal offences of conspiracy and malfeasance.
This is what Order of the Garter knight PM Ted Heath did in Northern Ireland. Stand by for arbitrary arrest, an even more divided society and civil war people if they get away with this....!

Lock terror suspects up indefinitely say ACPO
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,,2126704,00.html
· Critics' anger over internment plans
· PM briefed on 'extraordinary measure'

Mark Townsend and Jamie Doward
Sunday July 15, 2007
The Observer

One of Britain's most senior police officers has demanded a return to a form of internment, with the power to lock up terror suspects indefinitely without charge.

The proposal, put forward by the head of the Association of Police Chief Officers (Acpo) and supported by Scotland Yard, is highly controversial. An earlier plan to extend the amount of time suspects can be held without charge to 90 days led to Tony Blair's first Commons defeat as Prime Minister. Eventually, the government was forced to compromise on 28 days, a period which Gordon Brown has already said he wants to extend..................

Does all this sound familiar........?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internment

[Mark Gobell]

Herr Jones' appointment as ACPO supremo was announced on 7.9.5, in this press release:

[Thermate911]

Dr. Kelly

Robin Cook

Jean C de Menezes

Dan Wallace

possibly Chris Bollyn and others never recorded

What do they all have in common?

[TonyGosling]

Thanks for flagging this up Mark. Not even the most dunderheaded detective would buy this claptrap about how finding evidence has become so complex and poor cops have to fly all over the world because of the devious (but fictional) Al Quaeda.
Reminds me of the kind of flannel uncovered by Duncan Campbell's famous interview of ACPO chief James Anderton in the 1980s.

[Mark Gobell]

Indeed.

Mind you, I am now in favour of unlimited detention of political suspects who may have sold peerages for cash and those in the CPS who may have been under political influence not to prosecute.

The growing, international threat of cash for honours terrorism means that we have to have the powers of unlimited detention and, in some cases, murderous torture, so that the suspect may cough to our demands.

The threat of peerages for cash is real and growing and we should all be vigilant and report any Lord of the Realm that we suspect may have been involved in international peerage terrorism.

The current international peerage sell off threat level has now been lowered to Baron.

[TonyGosling]

Jul 17, 2009 - ACPO succumbs to Freedom of Information

We might chalk this up as a bit of a victory. Despite being a private company, ACPO has volunteered to make itself subject to the Freedom of Information Act "in view of the very high level of public interest in the development of the police service". The move was announced on Thursday by the Ministry of Justice.

http://timesonline.typepad.com/crime/2009/07/acpo-succumbs-to-freedom- of-information.html

It's only a few months ago that we ran into obstacles with ACPO's referral unit which advised all police forces and authorities to park a Times request for information about the secretive Chief Officers' Bonus Scheme with FoI units which had been blocking or refusing our requests for months.

Sir Ken Jones, then ACPO president, was furious at his team's action - so maybe this is the result?