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Ray and Jim welcome Colonel Rich Butler and Dr. Sheena Greitens to help us understand the readiness of China's military for combat operations, and what that means for global security. They explain the contingencies the People's Liberation Army (PLA) is preparing for, from a cross-strait invasion of Taiwan to a South China Sea confrontation, and what lessons the PLA has learned from Russia's conflict with Ukraine.Colonel Butler and Dr. Greitens also discuss how China uses the PLA and non-traditional forces like the People's Armed Police as coercive tools against its neighbors. They also weigh the sheer weight of China's security forces against its blind spots—political control, corruption and inexperience in combat operations. They also consider China's ongoing political and military corruption purges—and their impact on combat readiness.They explain how China prioritizes the conquest of Taiwan for achieving its “national rejuvenation”, and what role coercion plays in achieving those goals, even while planning for the potential of a protracted conflict against the U.S. and implementing non-traditional security programs across the Indo-Pacific region.Colonel Butler and Dr. Greitens unpack the problems the PLA faces in a cross-strait invasion scenario, and what problems a military blockade of the island might present. They talk through the military and economic challenges Taiwan faces, both in terms of food and energy security.

Ray and Jim welcome Colonel Rich Butler and Dr. Sheena Greitens to help us understand the readiness of China's military for combat operations, and what that means for global security. They explain the contingencies the People's Liberation Army (PLA) is preparing for, from a cross-strait invasion of Taiwan to a South China Sea confrontation, and what lessons the PLA has learned from Russia's conflict with Ukraine.Colonel Butler and Dr. Greitens also discuss how China uses the PLA and non-traditional forces like the People's Armed Police as coercive tools against its neighbors. They also weigh the sheer weight of China's security forces against its blind spots—political control, corruption and inexperience in combat operations. They also consider China's ongoing political and military corruption purges—and their impact on combat readiness.They explain how China prioritizes the conquest of Taiwan for achieving its “national rejuvenation”, and what role coercion plays in achieving those goals, even while planning for the potential of a protracted conflict against the U.S. and implementing non-traditional security programs across the Indo-Pacific region.Colonel Butler and Dr. Greitens unpack the problems the PLA faces in a cross-strait invasion scenario, and what problems a military blockade of the island might present. They talk through the military and economic challenges Taiwan faces, both in terms of food and energy security.

Almost 70% of cops want to be armed, and I say who the hell are we to get in their way? The new Commissioner has come in, and he's been more gung ho on this idea of regular arming of our police force than any of his predecessors. The fact is they're on the front line, aren't they? Last year, there was a 9% increase in tactical operations interactions – that means basically the bad ones. That's up to more than 7000. The number of cops physically attacked doubled from 2022 to 2023. It's dangerous. We're not the ones going out on the streets, are we? We're tucked up in bed with moral superiority saying, no, we don't like the idea of you guys being armed. I prefer you pull the gang member over, please. Take your chances. It's a little bit sanctimonious from us, don't you think? If they feel it would make their situation safer, then I trust them to make that call. Of course, you'll always have mistakes, and chaos prior to the shooting clearly shouldn't have happened, and they say they're working further at training etcetera to make that all better. But we can't sit here tucked up on our beds at night, all judgey, when we're not the ones out there in the dead of the night facing more violence, guns, and crime. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

AP correspondent Donna Warder reports on a 13-year-old-boy in custody after police say he tried to enter an elementary school, armed.

Booming sounds in the north, measles warning, ANPR and facial recognition, employment rights consultation , armed police presence here & a new boss for IOM Energy (Manx Gas). It's Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio

The purpose of next week's government conference at the Comis, MV Manxman's weather limitations, armed police here, Summerhill View care home progress & the pros and cons of walking or cycling to work. It's Mannin Line with Andy Wint #iom #manninline #manxradio

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A manhunt began after the three women were killed at their home near Watford

Armed police have been seen on Gore Street in Downown Auckland. Six police cars are in attendance. Reporter Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss from the street.

5/31/24: Attorney John Pucci: Trump's convictions. Artbeat: Donnabelle Casis & 50 Arrow Gallery's Jason Montgomery: the Low End Theory show. Amherst's new CRESS Director Camille Theriaque: alternatives to an armed police response. Amherst law and poli sci prof Austin Sarat: the politics of Trumps convictions.

Auckland's Ponsonby Road is closed this morning, with armed police on site, after a man was killed there last night. Reporter Maia Ingoe spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Over 200 artisans and shop owners at SCC in the Weija-Gbawe Municipality of the Greater Accra Region have protested against the illegal actions of Ghana Industrial and Commercial Estate Limited (GICEL) for locking over 300 shops without a court order.

Police in the county of Leicestershire in England were called after being alerted to a man carrying a knife at a hotel.Read the episode transcript and test your understanding with a comprehension quiz by joining the Learn English with Ben fan club. You'll get access to transcripts and quizzes for every episode of Apprendre L'Anglais Avec L'Actu, plus other bonus content. Visit patreon.com/learnenglishwithben for more information and to join now.Patreon: patreon.com/learnenglishwithben - For transcripts, comprehension quizzes, and discounted group classes, join the fan club.Instagram: instagram.com/learnenglishwithbenWebsite: learnenglishwithben.comEmail: learnenglishwithben88@gmail.com - send me an email if you're interested in classes - either group or private Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Police in the county of Leicestershire in England were called after being alerted to a man carrying a knife at a hotel. Read the episode transcript and test your understanding with a comprehension quiz by joining the Learn English with Ben fan club. You'll get access to transcripts and quizzes for every episode of Apprendre L'Anglais Avec L'Actu, plus other bonus content. Visit patreon.com/learnenglishwithben for more information and to join now. Patreon: patreon.com/learnenglishwithben - For transcripts, comprehension quizzes, and discounted group classes, join the fan club. Instagram: instagram.com/learnenglishwithben Website: learnenglishwithben.com Email: learnenglishwithben88@gmail.com - send me an email if you're interested in classes - either group or private Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adam Muganzi also known as Ghost is the most Notorious London Gangster of the last decade.He had a £100k bounty placed on his head by a drug Kingpin.From being stabbed with a Samurai sword, confronting Armed Police with a shotgun to getting banged up for a 20 year sentence,This is The Eventful Life of Mr Adam Muganzi.YouTube: Dodge WoodallInstagram: @Dodge.WoodallWebsite: DodgeWoodall.comTikTok: @DodgeWoodallLinkedIn: Dodge Woodall Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this first part of a two-part podcast, Deborah Britstone of 3D Solicitors and John Beggs KC of Serjeants Inn Chambers discuss the command of police operations.  In this first episode, they discuss the key considerations in planning and commanding armed operations and the main vulnerabilities of police commanders in any subsequent legal proceedings.

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Heavily armed police surrounded a home as they searched for a U.S. Army reservist who authorities say killed 18 people and wounded 13 in a mass shooting at a bowling alley and a bar in Lewiston, Maine. State police later said they didn't know if suspect Robert Card was inside any of several homes authorities intended to search. Hundreds of law enforcement agents have been hunting for Card, a 40-year-old reservist, since Wednesday night's shootings. The death toll of Palestinians in Gaza stands at around 7,000 men, women and children; almost half of them are children. Life in the tiny coastal enclave has been getting increasingly difficult, without basic services and as Israeli air strikes have gone unabated over the past 48 hours. Pacifica's Rami Almeghari has more. The suspect in the killing of a judge who presided over a divorce case has been found dead in rural Maryland. With only three weeks to avoid a government shutdown, newly minted GOP house speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana has very little time to pass a budget through the house. General Motors and Stellantis in talks with United Auto Workers to reach deals that mirror Ford's. Today Democratic Senator Scott Wiener held a press conference, announcing new legislation to address the issue of car break-ins throughout San Francisco. He was joined by mayor London Breed, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, Supervisor Catherine Stefani, among other community leaders and representatives of San Francisco's tourism industry. Law enforcement officers, right, stand near armored and tactical vehicles, center, near a property on Meadow Road, in Bowdoin, Maine, Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023. (AP Photo/Steven Senne) The post Heavily armed police surrounded a home as they searched for a U.S. Army reservist who authorities say killed 18 people and wounded 13 in a mass shooting at a bowling alley and a bar in Lewiston, Maine – Thursday, October 26, 2023 appeared first on KPFA.

Comprehensive coverage of the day's news with a focus on war and peace; social, environmental and economic justice. Heavily armed police surrounded a home as they searched for a U.S. Army reservist who authorities say killed 18 people and wounded 13 in a mass shooting at a bowling alley and a bar in Lewiston, Maine. State police later said they didn't know if suspect Robert Card was inside any of several homes authorities intended to search. Hundreds of law enforcement agents have been hunting for Card, a 40-year-old reservist, since Wednesday night's shootings. The death toll of Palestinians in Gaza stands at around 7,000 men, women and children; almost half of them are children. Life in the tiny coastal enclave has been getting increasingly difficult, without basic services and as Israeli air strikes have gone unabated over the past 48 hours. Pacifica's Rami Almeghari has more. The suspect in the killing of a judge who presided over a divorce case has been found dead in rural Maryland. With only three weeks to avoid a government shutdown, newly minted GOP house speaker Mike Johnson of Louisiana has very little time to pass a budget through the house. General Motors and Stellantis in talks with United Auto Workers to reach deals that mirror Ford's. Today Democratic Senator Scott Wiener held a press conference, announcing new legislation to address the issue of car break-ins throughout San Francisco. He was joined by mayor London Breed, District Attorney Brooke Jenkins, Supervisor Catherine Stefani, among other community leaders and representatives of San Francisco's tourism industry. Law enforcement officers, right, stand near armored and tactical vehicles, center, near a property on Meadow Road, in Bowdoin, Maine, Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023. (AP Photo/Steven Senne) The post Heavily armed police surrounded a home as they searched for a U.S. Army reservist who authorities say killed 18 people and wounded 13 in a mass shooting at a bowling alley and a bar in Lewiston, Maine – Thursday, October 26, 2023 appeared first on KPFA.

A Faversham man says he was left shaken and in tears after being pulled over by armed police following what he claims was a malicious 999 call.Daniel Pearce says officers with guns dragged him from his car and handcuffed him after he was stopped on the A28 near Ashford.A Dover man has been seriously injured in a motorbike crash while on holiday in Greece.37 year-old dad-of-four Kie Mathias collided with a bus in Athens last Friday and is still unconscious.The decision not to have Eurostar services stop in Kent is being debated in parliament.A petition has been signed by more than 34-thousand people asking for the trains to stop at Ebbsfleet and Ashford International stations again.It is feared it is only a matter of time before someone gets seriously hurt by dangerous motorbike riders using alleyways in Sittingbourne.Police have issued images of three people riding around the Murston area of the town.And in football, Gillingham have moved up to seventh in the League 2 table after beating Swindown Town.Last night's 1-0 victory ends their losing streak away from home.

The outcry over armed police officers continues as Sir Mark Rowley appears at the first meeting of the new policing board.The Scotland Yard chief admitted that there is "significantly less" armed police cover than normal in London, and the force was facing "difficult choices''. It's after hundreds of officers stood down from firearms duties following a murder charge against one of their colleagues.The Evening Standard's Home Affairs Editor, Martin Bentham, explains how we got to this point, the protections currently in place for armed police, and whether this is going to be an ongoing issue moving forward. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Nearly 300 firearms officers have handed in their gun permits following the murder charge brought against the met police officer who killed Chris Kaba. Plus: whole swathes of HS2 look set to be cut by Rishi Sunak's government; and the Canadian parliament are looking stupid after applauding a Nazi veteran. With Michael Walker and Ash […]

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This is our chance to share all the unfiltered NSFW chat that we have off air!! Producer Arun tells us about the time he got shoved in a police van with 15 armed police officers in Paris. Off the back of that Shaz tells us about how she almost got arrested in the US… Hope you enjoy xxx  Love, Sharyn, Steph, Nickson & ArunSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Police are responding to serious incident in Auckland CBD near Quay Street where gunshots have been heard. Armed Police can be seen near Britomart and Commercial Bay and the public is asked to please stay indoors and avoid the area. Reporter Felix Walton spoke to Corin Dann.

The suit alleges that police response endangers rather than helps individuals in crisis, and violates the Americans with Disabilites Act.

The Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) of India provide internal security and guard our international borders with our neighbouring countries. Earlier called the paramilitary forces, the CAPFs today play a critical role in maintaining the peace and security of the nation and operate under challenging conditions to fulfill these responsibilities. In the seventh episode of Police Chowki, Javeed Ahmad and Shrikrihna Upadhyaya discuss the origin and role of CAPFs, policy issues around over-reliance on CAPFs by state police, and attempts to rationalise the functions of these forces. Do follow IVM Podcasts on social media. We are @‌IVMPodcasts on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram. https://twitter.com/IVMPodcasts https://www.instagram.com/ivmpodcasts/?hl=en https://www.facebook.com/ivmpodcasts/ You can check out our website at https://shows.ivmpodcasts.com/featured Follow the show across platforms: Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, JioSaavn, Gaana, Amazon Music Do share the word with your folks!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Retired NYPD Lt. Commander Joe Cardinale joins JT to discuss Campus Reform Senior Editor Jared Gould took to the streets of George Washington University to ascertain what students think of the university's recent decision to arm police officers. Even when acknowledging the mass shootings that have plagued the nation, increasing criminal incidents on Campus, students were more concerned about the Police being armed. “I'm personally not for it,” said one student “Why add guns to the problem?” But despite most acknowledging that increasing crime rates were a problem, many of the students maintained the stance that it would be best to leave the police unarmed.

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Terry and Jeetz talk about the 3 weirdest stories of the day! It's called the 533! Today includes: Amazon driver enters police shootout, father of 550 children sued for creating incest, the alcohol free Ireland bar closes!

The man at the centre of a standoff with police in Stratford has been arrested and taken into custody. Police negotiators and the armed offenders squad surrounded a house for more than twelve hours, and the man was finally arrested at 3pm. Reporter Robin Martin was on the scene as the day unfolded.

Today: A state of emergency is declared, for southern California counties impacted by the heavy snowfall; LAPD officers' union is out with a list of calls that armed police need not respond to; Learn what a drop in the cost of insulin means to Angelenos, and more.Support the show: https://laist.com

Watchdog RI Chairman Ken Block, RI Black Business Association CEO Lisa Ranglin, and Former RI Democratic Party Chairman Bill Lynch join Moderator Jim Hummel to discuss a bill that would arm officers at CCRI and RIC, Ruggerio wants to legalize online gaming, firefighters lobby for benefits for hypertension and PTSD, plus a special message for our longtime Lively director.

We talk about the need for increased safety in schools after the stabbing at Harding High School. 

In this episode we continue the conversation about police involvement in traffic stops, this time in LA, where a city councilmember has proposed that armed officers do not get involved in traffic stops. We speak with Marqueece Harris Dawson, a Los Angeles Councilmember representing the City's District 8, which covers most of South LA. He became an elected official after taking over the Executive Director role at LA's Community Coalition from now-LA Mayor Karen Bass. Follow Marqueece Harris Dawson on Twitter: https://twitter.com/mhdcd8 —- Subscribe to this podcast: https://plinkhq.com/i/1637968343?to=page Get in touch: lawanddisorder@kpfa.org Follow us on socials @LawAndDis: https://twitter.com/LawAndDis; https://www.instagram.com/lawanddis/ The post Removing armed police from traffic enforcement in LA w/ Marqueece Harris Dawson appeared first on KPFA.

Annual 'marginal increase' in budget allocation goes in salaries & allowances, leaving little for development & modernisation, say officers part of forces that make up the CAPF.

Chief Inspector Ed Anrude has spent nearly 20 years at the tip of the spear with regard to UK policing and access to police leaders with his experience is rare.  Ed had the unique experience of being the on-the-ground commander during the abhorrent Westminster Bridge attack in 2017 which killed 5 people and injured over 50 more.   Ed talks with Gaz about all things leadership, role models, taking opportunities, how to deal with difficulty as a leader and what to do when it seems everything is going wrong - enjoy!

Police or cops, by definition, are an authority dedicated to enforcing laws and investigating crimes. If the situation warrants, they're authorized to make arrests.Most of us think we can trust the police with our lives. But why has public opinion sunk to a new low, and why is it that the bad cops are only held accountable when caught in the act?In this video, I'll talk about how much cops can get away with in America and how problematic that is for the average citizen if left unchecked.Only in America: Why the Public Doesn't Trust the Police________________________________________If you liked the video, subscribe to my channel!https://www.youtube.com/c/DerrickKirk?sub_confirmation=1 You can also follow me on:FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/WHEREISDKIRK/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/dkirkforus/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mythoughts_with_derrickSNAPCHAT: https://bit.ly/3LvANda Visit my website: http://derrickkirk.com/ Show Your Support: https://bit.ly/3S2mr6m Support the show

Armed police remain at the scene of an incident on Monday afternoon that evacuated dozens of residents in Auckland's North Shore. RNZ reporter Rayssa Almeida is at the scene on Lancaster Road in the suburb of Beach Haven with the details.  

There are now claims up to 60 passengers didn't go through the correct screening process at Sydney Airport before boarding flights yesterday, sparking traveller chaos in Melbourne.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Chinese People's Armed Police Force has delivered material supplies and transferred villagers cut off from the outside world due to the landslides triggered by the earthquake. Medical rescue teams and pandemic prevention teams are working in the affected counties of Luding and Shimian to ensure pandemic control and prevention.

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Armed police remain on the streets of a small Waikato town after a shooting close to a primary school. A man was shot-at several times in his car in Taupiri at about half-past-nine this morning. He was injured, but drove himself to the police station for help. Police area commander Will Loughrin says children at the school weren't in immediate danger but were put into lockdown as a precaution.

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The union for police officers says gun violence is now a daily occurence for officers and the job is becoming increasingly risky. Three officers were shot in West Auckland yesterday and another was struck by a fleeing vehicle on Sunday.   All four are in hospital. The Police Association's president Chris Cahill told Morning Report gang members were increasingly armed and ready to shoot at officers.  He says at the same time, police are dealing with more mental distress in the community. Mr Cahill says officers on the front line are wearing body armour more commonly to try to protect themselves - and support being armed.

The union for police officers says gun violence is now a daily occurence for officers and the job is becoming increasingly risky. Three officers were shot in West Auckland yesterday and another was struck by a fleeing vehicle on Sunday.   All four are in hospital. The Police Association's president Chris Cahill told Morning Report gang members were increasingly armed and ready to shoot at officers.  He says at the same time, police are dealing with more mental distress in the community. Mr Cahill says officers on the front line are wearing body armour more commonly to try to protect themselves - and support being armed.

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The Police Commissioner says he will not be routinely arming his officers - despite a new survey showing three quarters of the force want to be armed. It's a decision that solely rests with him, but it's something the Prime Minister has also ruled out. The Police Association, which commissioned the survey, says there's been a blurring of politics and policing in recent years, and the politicians need to step back. Our police reporter Ben Strang has the details.  

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What will it take to reduce the number of police traffic stops that devolve into a use of force, sometimes with deadly consequences? Is there a way to overcome concerns of how race and other biases affect who gets pull over by law enforcement officers? Is there a better way to serve the public's needs for enforcement of traffic laws? In this episode of "Speaking of Arkansas," Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette editorial editor Greg Harton visits with Dr. Jordan Blair Woods, a law professor and criminologist at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Dr. Woods proposes creating local and state agencies focused solely on enforcement of traffic by unarmed "traffic monitors," eliminating the traffic stop as either a tool or an excuse for larger investigatory purposes. Doing so, he says, would at least reduce traffic stops of over-policed populations, such as racial minorities and poorer people. If you'd like to read his full 70-plus page research article, titled "Traffic Without the Police," visit http://ssrn.com/author=946203. Woods' full bio on the University of Arkansas School of Law faculty site can be found at https://law.uark.edu/directory/directory-faculty/uid/jbwoods/name/Jordan+Blair+Woods/ Questions or show suggestions for "Speaking of Arkansas" can be directed to Greg Harton at gharton@nwadg.com. Follow "Speaking of Arkansas" on Twitter @SpeakingofArka1

What will it take to reduce the number of police traffic stops that devolve into a use of force, sometimes with deadly consequences? Is there a way to overcome concerns of how race and other biases affect who gets pull over by law enforcement officers? Is there a better way to serve the public's needs for enforcement of traffic laws? In this episode of "Speaking of Arkansas," Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette editorial editor Greg Harton visits with Dr. Jordan Blair Woods, a law professor and criminologist at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville. Dr. Woods proposes creating local and state agencies focused solely on enforcement of traffic by unarmed "traffic monitors," eliminating the traffic stop as either a tool or an excuse for larger investigatory purposes. Doing so, he says, would at least reduce traffic stops of over-policed populations, such as racial minorities and poorer people. If you'd like to read his full 70-plus page research article, titled "Traffic Without the Police," visit http://ssrn.com/author=946203. Woods' full bio on the University of Arkansas School of Law faculty site can be found at https://law.uark.edu/directory/directory-faculty/uid/jbwoods/name/Jordan+Blair+Woods/ Questions or show suggestions for "Speaking of Arkansas" can be directed to Greg Harton at gharton@nwadg.com. Follow "Speaking of Arkansas" on Twitter @SpeakingofArka1

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This has been a topic of contention across Canada for many years. Particularly in Ontario, it has been a hot-button issue in decades. We chat with Markiel Simpson, a Steering Committee Member with the BCCA.

The Metropolitan Police’s most controversial officer, Tony Long, talks about his career in the firearms unit, his first two shootings and how he earned the nickname “The Met’s own serial killer”.

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Laura O'Connell Rapira, Director of Action Station, joins The Panel to share her view on the issue.

BUILD YOUR DREAM BUSINESS IN 8 WEEKS: https://londonreal.tv/biz/ 2021 SUMMIT TICKETS: https://londonreal.tv/summit/ NEW MASTERCLASS EACH WEEK: http://londonreal.tv/masterclass-yt LATEST EPISODE: https://londonreal.link/latest BRIAN FOR MAYOR: https://BrianForMayor.London/  These are frustrating times for Nick Whitcombe. The owner of Body Tech Fitness Gym and Raw Iron Clothing in Liverpool recently made national headlines after the armed police attended his gym and issued him with a £1,000 fine after refusing to close in response to new lockdown rules. Last week, Liverpool went into Tier 3 as Northern cities like Manchester and Leeds were also hit with similar measures. The impact on Liverpool has meant gyms, bars and restaurants have been forced to close during this two-week period. Since then, Nick has joined forces with several other gyms in Liverpool to stand up against the Government and has remained open. Despite the warnings that fines would double every three hours, Nick continues his stance and has been supported by a GoFundMe page called ‘Save Liverpool’s Gyms’ which has raised over £50,000 and continues to rise. This lockdown has been responsible for contributing to myriad detrimental effects to people’s mental and physical health, with male suicide at an all-time high in London, and exercise has been a release for people during these uncertain times. However, Nick has been keen to keep people mentally and physically active by providing members with a free gym kit, and following all the necessary safety measures on reopening. Yet, laws have prevented people from having the opportunity to access the health & fitness industry, which have also caused stress and anxiety for many entrepreneurs across the country, to which Nick has highlighted the lack of evidence to support the latest measures. From the 22 million gym visits this has only resulted in 78 covid cases as UK gyms account for only 0.38 cases per 100,000 cases according to data from UK Active. Questions have to be asked about the decision-making of this government, and how they are causing more suffering to entrepreneurs and residents of cities across the country.

Streets in the centre of Canterbury have been cordoned off after armed police were called to a building. Officers were seen with their weapons trained on a property this morning. Hear from our reporter Lydia Chantler-Hicks who was at the scene. Also in today's podcast, KentOnline's been told about a rise in calls about cyberstalking during lockdown. We hear from two experts. The coronavirus infection rate in Kent has reached its highest level since June. A Kent MP has spoken out about rail fares as more of us work from home - hear exactly what Greg Clark had to say in the commons. And, Dr Ranj has helped record a new poem for children affected by the pandemic.

Amid the India-China stand-off, a more prominent role for the Indo-Tibetan Border Police (ITBP) in LAC management with the Army is being considered. This brings into focus India’s many paramilitary, armed police and border forces. In episode 517 of ThePrint's #CutTheClutter, Shekhar Gupta lists all, their role and pedigree and how these add up to the third largest land army in the world.

John Sewell, former Toronto Mayor and member of Toronto Police Accountability Coalition, speaks to Saba Eitizaz about why the police are on the mental health frontlines and what can be done to avoid these tragic outcomes. One of the questions being raised is why are police the first responders to mental health emergencies and why are “wellness checks” being conducted with the help of guns and body armour?

Police are right to worry about their safety on the job and the shooting in West Auckland yesterday is an awful reminder of the risk every officer faces and the stakes when something goes wrong.Of course there is never a ‘good time’ for Police to be ambushed and killed. We’re fortunate these events in New Zealand are relatively rare. But the timing of this tragedy is especially pertinent. With ongoing protests around the World about Police brutality and racial profiling, and fresh off the back of the Police Armed Response Team trial here, it adds another layer of complexity and tension in the debate about arming more of our Police.I went through hundreds of pages of documents released to journalists under the Official Information Act and a couple of things about the Armed Response Team trial were very clear.The trial was rushed. It was poorly planned. From an academic perspective it was woefully designed. And the communities affected most by officers with guns on the beat weren’t consulted.But that doesn’t necessarily mean there shouldn’t have been a trial. Or that a better balance couldn’t be found between making Police officers and the public safe.Because Police do face risks. Here’s what the Auditor-General said in the official report into gun buyback scheme.“There is no reliable picture of how many newly prohibited firearms, magazines, and parts remain in the community.”When I went to the Police National Headquarters and interviewed Police Commissioner Andy Coster last week, he told me frankly that no one knows how many illegal guns are still on New Zealand’s streets.Imagine knowing that in the back of your mind, as you strapped on a blue vest and headed out on the beat. It would hardly inspire confidence.Police deserve to feel as safe as is possible. The Public deserves to feel as safe as is possible. Of course there are mixed views on both sides, but generally when it comes to the debate over arming Police, the perceived safety of one party comes at the expense of the other. Many Police want to guns in order to feel more safe. Many people, especially in Māori and Pacifica communities, feel less safe when Police are armed. Here’s a line that stuck out to me from those files we obtained on the ART trial. It’s from the Evidenced Based Policing Centre:“There is an intrinsic trade-off between the issues of police safety and public trust. Police are feeling more threatened on the job and require means to effectively protect themselves. However, this need must also be weighed against how changes to the way police are armed will affect public trust and confidence.”Now we don’t know much detail about the West Auckland shooting and I don’t want to speculate. It’s possible that if the officers were armed, the outcome would sadly have been exactly the same. It’s also possible the person responsible didn’t use an illegal gun. We don’t know yet.But I do think we have a responsibility as a society to continue conversations about how best to strike the balance between making Police safe and making the public safe. The problem with the ART trial wasn’t the question of whether we should have specialist armed units to respond to gun crime. As yesterday’s event sadly proves - that’s a legitimate question that deserves careful, informed consideration and scrutiny. The problem was the process. I think the way it was rolled out actually let down officers on the front line. In scrapping ARTs, there is a risk that the central issue in question has been pushed off the table as well.And no one in any profession deserves to die on the job.

Armed Response Teams are dead in the water, with the new police commissioner reading the room when it comes to arming Kiwi cops. 

The Chinese regime has deployed additional police forces, border guards, and the People’s Armed Police paramilitary to the China-Russia border in Heilongjiang Province. This comes as the Russian government has begun expatriating Chinese living in Russia, and as the Chinese regime refuses to allow them to return. Leaked documents from Harbin in China’s Heilongjiang Province also show the number of virus patients there may be 200 times the official data. This follows leaked documents from provincial authorities saying the situation in Harbin is “out of control.” And nations around the world are rallying against the Chinese regime’s programs for overseas influence, and many are now calling for investigations into the CCP and its handling of the virus. These stories and more in this episode of Crossroads. ⭕️ Subscribe for updates : http://bit.ly/CrossroadsYT ⭕️ Donate to support our work: https://www.bestgift.tv/crossroads Contact us: crossroadsjoshua@gmail.com https://twitter.com/crossroads_josh https://www.facebook.com/CrossroadsET

99% Certified Podcast - Episode 006 Topics: Being Late To Motives, Tipping, Amsterdam Stories, Rinky-Dink Lawyers, Armed Police, City Police, vs State Troopers, Stand Your Ground Laws, Citizens Arrest Laws, UK Girls vs US Girls, What If You Found Out Your Girl Was A Killer, Malice Aforethought, UK vs US Body Standards, US Drinking Culture, How To Get Away With Murder, Goan Family Murder Stories. What are stand your ground laws? What is malice aforethought? What would you do if you found out your missus was a cold-blooded murderer? The 99% Certified provide a hard-hitting analysis as they breakdown some of the biggest similarities and differences between us and our transatlantic cousins. Follow us on social media. Twitter: @99percent_certi Insta:@99percent_certi Anthony Menezes: Insta @ant_menezes7 Sunny Singh: Insta @real_sunnysingh Baz: Insta @b.baz11 Music: The 99% Certified Themetune © Sound effect - 'The Richard Pryor Dialogue' - 1976

Fraser Bishop is a former Metropolitan Police Constable who served on the Territorial Support Group and then on the firearms team at Heathrow Airport and was an Operational Firearms Commander for the London Olympics, providing protection to VIP's and helping maintain the integrity of the Olympic Park before moving into an Officer Safety Instructor role instructing conflict management and resolution, self defence and control and restraint. Fraser explains why he left the job after 18 years to pursue a career within the Security Industry and has had some incredibly high profile roles since leaving, including the film industry. He also talks about how LinkedIn and networking have been so important to his progression and career path and also discusses the courses that he picked up whilst in the job that helped him find employment outside and also those he's undertaken since leaving the job.  Fraser also discusses the interview and selection processes he's been through and gives great advice about how to be successful in the private sector.  Don't forget you can join the Private Facebook group at : www.facebook.com/groups/bluelightleavers You can also visit the website on www.bluelightleavers.com Download my free guide to optimising LinkedIn for Emergency Service Professionals via: https://www.bluelightleavers.com/pl/95723 If you like what you've heard, please subscribe, hit 5* and leave a review and share and come and join us in our Private Facebook Group. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bluelightleavers/message

The MikeDJKelly Podcast number 22 is the Faster Than Fast "All Talk" humorous, funny, wry Christmas podcast show. Featuring Competitions, Radio, TV, Donkeys, Dr Crazy, Avocados, Smelly sheep,Gaviscon, Armed Police, Environment, Christmas and a whole lot more.

Several people have been injured in a suspected terror attack and a man has been shot by police at London Bridge in London.For more information as the story develops visit https://www.standard.co.uk/news/crime/london-bridge-news-live-gunshots-reports-station-a4300626.html Met police officer, Superintendent Novlett Robyn Williams could be taken off the force after being sent, without asking, a video showing child abuse. She did not watch it, but she also did not report it. Now a former director of public prosecutions says Ms Williams should keep her job, and we agree. The Leader podcast spoke to the Evening Standard's Home Affairs editor Martin Bentham.A fight at a Birmingham VUE cinema screening of the new London based Paramount film ‘Blue Story' led to all Vue cinemas pulling the movie. They have now reversed that decision following a public outcry which was led by the director Andrew Onwubolu, also known as Rapman. The Evening Standard's film critic Charlotte O'sullivan tells us why everyone should see this movie.******TRANSCRIPTDAVID MARSLANDThank you for listening to The Leader and remember you can subscribe and rate us through your favorite podcast provider. As this podcast was being put together reports started coming in to the Evening Standards newsroom of an incident on London Bridge, that incident as we're recording this is still ongoing. But our journalists Suze Cooper from our audio news team is here working on the story. What do we know at this point in time?SUZE COOPER (GOOGLE NEWS)Well, we heard that just before two o'clock today police were called to London Bridge. They've now declared this a major incident. The reports initially were of gunshots. We've since found out that someone has been injured in a knife attack, possibly more than one person. As we say, this is a breaking story at the moment. We're not totally clear on all the details. And we believe a man has been shot by police at London Bridge and yeah, there's total confusion in that area of London at the moment.DAVID MARSLANDAnd we're seeing a lot of reaction on social media, a lot of people sharing videos and images. It does look like pandemonium over there.SUZE COOPER (GOOGLE NEWS)That's right. There's a lot coming through on social media at the moment, on Twitter. There have been videos and photos as well photos of lots of emergency service vehicles just parked up there on the bridge. Crowds of people being held back on the on the footpath there. But also a video of someone lying on the ground, kind of being... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Armed patrols in Auckland, Waikato and Canterbury are a fundamental change in policing - but is there any evidence they will help keep anyone safe? 

In this episode, Jude welcomes Joel Wuthnow. They discuss the history of China's People's Armed Police and what part the force might play in the expanding conflict. Joel is a research fellow at the Center of the Study for Chinese Military Affairs at National Defense University, as well as an adjunct professor at NDU and Georgetown University. Additionally, Joel authored the report, “China's Other Army: The People's Armed Police in an Era of Reform.”

In this episode, Jude welcomes Joel Wuthnow. They discuss the history of China’s People’s Armed Police and what part the force might play in the expanding conflict. Joel is a research fellow at the Center of the Study for Chinese Military Affairs at National Defense University, as well as an adjunct professor at NDU and Georgetown University. Additionally, Joel authored the report, “China’s Other Army: The People’s Armed Police in an Era of Reform.”

In Episode 98 of Hidden Forces, Demetri Kofinas speaks with famed Hong Kong investor David Webb, an outspoken critic of China’s authoritarian grip over the coastal territory. There are two parts to this story that we explore during this conversation. The first deals with Hong Kong – specifically, its political and economic future as an independent territory of mainland China. The second deals with China itself – specifically, its political and financial stability as the most leveraged economy at scale, in the world.  The events in Hong Kong over the last several months – exacerbated by Chief Executive Carrie Lam’s determination to push through the Extradition bill despite mounting opposition – have created a terrifying sense of crisis and disorder in the city. Videos of police beatings and retaliatory violence by protestors, as well as satellite images of what appear to be armored personnel carriers and other vehicles belonging to China’s paramilitary People’s Armed Police, have created an ominous sense of foreboding in the city. "One country, two systems," might be the fault line upon which the tectonic forces shaping China’s political and economic development are colliding, creating mountains of civil unrest among Hong Kongers. At what point do the political tremors in Hong Kong become civic earthquakes capable of shattering the fragile peace between these two irreconcilable systems? Will open society prevail in Hong Kong, or will China do whatever it takes in order to reassert control over the former British colony? In the second part of this conversation, David Webb shares his insights from his decades of experience studying the Chinese economy and investing in Chinese companies listed in Hong Kong. Those insights include a discussion about China’s overleveraged banking system, an overvalued RMB, and a system of Ponzi financing for Chinese companies listed on non-mainland exchanges. David Webb also contests a thesis famously put forward by hedge fund manager Kyle Bass about the precarious position of Hong Kong’s currency and the risk of decoupling with the US dollar. Additional topics include a new “tech cold war,” China’s propaganda battle, the US-China trade war, and much, much more.  There is no overtime to this week’s episode on account of some technical constraints. Instead, we have made the transcript to this conversation available to Overtime subscribers, which will be published in the next day or two. You can gain access to the transcript, as well as a copy of the rundown to this week’s episode directly through our Patreon page.  Producer & Host: Demetri Kofinas Editor & Engineer: Stylianos Nicolaou Subscribe & Support the Podcast at http://patreon.com/hiddenforces Join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @hiddenforcespod

A spokesman for China's ceremonial legislature condemned statements from U.S. lawmakers supportive of Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement, as more protests were planned Sunday following a day of dueling rallies that highlighted the political divide in the Chinese territory.You Wenze called the lawmakers' comments "a gross violation of the spirit of the rule of law, a blatant double standard and a gross interference in China's internal affairs."He said that Hong Kong's 7.5 million people and Chinese population as a whole rejected the actions of a "very small group of violent protesters" as well as "any interference of foreign forces."You did not mention any specific lawmaker, but numerous U.S. senators and Congress members, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, have affirmed the U.S. commitment to human rights and urged the Hong Kong government to end the standoff.Congress also has the power to pass legislation affecting Hong Kong's relationship with the U.S. in ways that could further erode the territory's reputation for stability and rule of law.That includes the recent re-introduction of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act in Congress, which would among its other provisions require the Secretary of State to issue an annual certification of Hong Kong's autonomy to justify special treatment afforded to the city.More directly, President Donald Trump could simply issue an executive order suspending Hong Kong's special trading status with the U.S., a move that could have a devastating effect on the local economy at a time when Beijing and Washington are engaged in a bitter trade war.On Saturday, pro-democracy protesters marched on one side of Hong Kong's famous harbor for the 10th weekend while a pro-government rally called for an end to the sometimes violent movement."The government right now doesn't listen to the people, and the police are too violent," said Bobby Tse, a retiree who watched the pro-democracy march from a bridge. "It didn't used to be like this. We didn't have to protest every week. But now even though we have protests every week, the government still gives no response."At the pro-government rally, speakers on a stage said they love both Hong Kong and China and asked the protesters why they are afraid of China. Supporters gave a thumbs-up to police officers and posed for photos with them.Driver Leo Chen said he came out because he wants peace in his city."Before, everyone in Hong Kong helped each other, it was very harmonious," he said. "Now to see it become like this, I'm not happy, so I've come out to show a little strength."Earlier Saturday, thousands of schoolteachers marched to the official residence of Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam, to show support for the protesters who include many students.Carrying signs that read "Protect the next generation" and umbrellas to ward off intermittent downpours, the teachers tied white ribbons to a metal fence near Government House. They said the government should answer the protesters' demands and stop using what they called police violence to disperse demonstrators who have taken over streets and besieged and defaced government buildings.The movement's demands include Lam's resignation, democratic elections and an independent investigation into police use of force.A rally in Victoria Park has been called for Sunday by a pro-democracy group that has organized three massive marches through central Hong Kong since June.Members of China's paramilitary People's Armed Police force have been training for days across the border in Shenzhen, including on Sunday morning, fueling speculation that they could be sent in to suppress the protests.The Hong Kong police, however, have said they are capable of handling the protests.

A spokesman for China's ceremonial legislature condemned statements from U.S. lawmakers supportive of Hong Kong's pro-democracy movement, as more protests were planned Sunday following a day of dueling rallies that highlighted the political divide in the Chinese territory.You Wenze called the lawmakers' comments "a gross violation of the spirit of the rule of law, a blatant double standard and a gross interference in China's internal affairs."He said that Hong Kong's 7.5 million people and Chinese population as a whole rejected the actions of a "very small group of violent protesters" as well as "any interference of foreign forces."You did not mention any specific lawmaker, but numerous U.S. senators and Congress members, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, have affirmed the U.S. commitment to human rights and urged the Hong Kong government to end the standoff.Congress also has the power to pass legislation affecting Hong Kong's relationship with the U.S. in ways that could further erode the territory's reputation for stability and rule of law.That includes the recent re-introduction of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act in Congress, which would among its other provisions require the Secretary of State to issue an annual certification of Hong Kong's autonomy to justify special treatment afforded to the city.More directly, President Donald Trump could simply issue an executive order suspending Hong Kong's special trading status with the U.S., a move that could have a devastating effect on the local economy at a time when Beijing and Washington are engaged in a bitter trade war.On Saturday, pro-democracy protesters marched on one side of Hong Kong's famous harbor for the 10th weekend while a pro-government rally called for an end to the sometimes violent movement."The government right now doesn't listen to the people, and the police are too violent," said Bobby Tse, a retiree who watched the pro-democracy march from a bridge. "It didn't used to be like this. We didn't have to protest every week. But now even though we have protests every week, the government still gives no response."At the pro-government rally, speakers on a stage said they love both Hong Kong and China and asked the protesters why they are afraid of China. Supporters gave a thumbs-up to police officers and posed for photos with them.Driver Leo Chen said he came out because he wants peace in his city."Before, everyone in Hong Kong helped each other, it was very harmonious," he said. "Now to see it become like this, I'm not happy, so I've come out to show a little strength."Earlier Saturday, thousands of schoolteachers marched to the official residence of Hong Kong's leader, Carrie Lam, to show support for the protesters who include many students.Carrying signs that read "Protect the next generation" and umbrellas to ward off intermittent downpours, the teachers tied white ribbons to a metal fence near Government House. They said the government should answer the protesters' demands and stop using what they called police violence to disperse demonstrators who have taken over streets and besieged and defaced government buildings.The movement's demands include Lam's resignation, democratic elections and an independent investigation into police use of force.A rally in Victoria Park has been called for Sunday by a pro-democracy group that has organized three massive marches through central Hong Kong since June.Members of China's paramilitary People's Armed Police force have been training for days across the border in Shenzhen, including on Sunday morning, fueling speculation that they could be sent in to suppress the protests.The Hong Kong police, however, have said they are capable of handling the protests.

Israel's interior minister says he's granted a request by Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib to enter the Israeli-occupied West Bank on humanitarian grounds to visit her 90-year-old grandmother. It's the latest sharp reversal over what'd been a planned visit by Tlaib and fellow Democrat, Rep. Ilhan Omar, to Jerusalem and the West Bank. Members of China’s paramilitary People’s Armed Police have marched and practiced crowd control tactics at a sports complex across from Hong Kong, which some interpreted as a threat against pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong. Chinese state media have only said that the exercises were planned earlier and were not directly related to the unrest in Hong Kong. Actresses America Ferrera and Eva Longoria are leading a group of more than 150 writers, artists and leaders who've written a public “letter of solidarity” to U.S. Latinos after the mass shooting in El Paso, Texas, and an immigration raid in Mississippi. The letter was published in The New York Times and a handful of Spanish-language newspapers.

Demonstrations in Hong Kong escalate over a proposed extradition law, the UK Government wants us to have "net zero" emissions by 2050 and Boris Johnson launches his Tory leadership bid.

Hey Podcast. I’ve got something a little different for you today! Jamie Ironmonger’s mission is to get the word about mental health awareness out there, particularly in the emergency services. Like us, he’s a fellow mountain biker.  Jamie used to be an armed police officer. His personal stresses were brought on by work related stress, a broken marriage, losing friends and colleagues to suicide and the after effects of a freak accident. The drip, drip, drip of mental stress eventually culminated him in stepping down from armed response and joining the MOD Police. A decision partly due to the fact he was overwhelmed of the stigmatism that speaking up about his mental state, stresses worries could have had.  Jamie is now raising money for MIND charity and in 2 weeks time will be attempting to reach the summit of Everest - the highest point in the world and an achievement only around 4000 people in the world have ever achieved since Sir Edmund Hillary did it for the first time in 1953. The highest point is 8848 metres - or the cruising altitude of a passenger jet! It has claimed the lives of 293 people attempting to summit since 1953, an average of 4 per year. As of today he’s raised £5,721 let’s get the number up! If you get chance, please leave a review and don't forget to subscribe! Follow Jamie's story and donate : https://www.facebook.com/mindeverestexpeditionhttps://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/mind-everest-expedition To learn more about MTB Fitness :  Website : http://mtb.fitness/  Facebook : http://facebook.com/mtbfitnessuk Facebook Group : http://facebook.com/groups/mtbfitnessuk Instagram : http://instagram.com/mtbfitnessuk  Daily emails : http://mtb.fitness/pages/email-signup 

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Examination des problèmes causés par les migrations de masse en Europe. (2h6m) 6 décembre 2017 L'émission #173 du Super Matozoïde où je présente ma chronique sur les problèmes de migrations en Suède, à 1h23m45s.Le Super Matozoïde – S6#173 – Cry Baby Trudeau – 7 décembre 2017http://www.radioh2o.ca/super-matozoide-s6173-cry-baby-trudeau-7-decembre-2017/ [embed]http://media.blubrry.com/radioh2o/s/shows.radioh2o.ca/Supermatozoide/SMs6e173.mp3[/embed] Suède. Sweden: Migrant Who Participated in 20-Man Gang Rape of Woman Tells Police it Was “Fun”https://www.infowars.com/sweden-migrant-who-participated-in-20-man-gang-rape-of-woman-tells-police-it-was-fun/ The Truth About Swedenhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPtNON6sHXw Armed Police to Escort Joggers in Swedish City for Protection Sexual Assaults At Highest Ever Level In Sweden, New Figures Reveal Video: Swedish Minister Refuses To Mark Ethnicity Of Rapists, Reports State 90% Are Migrants SWEDEN UNDER PRESSURE TO ADOPT ISLAMIC NATIONAL FLAG WHILE ISIS HIJACKS RADIO SHOWS, SWEDEN DECLARES MILK TO BE A RACIST HATE SYMBOL SWEDEN: 13 BOMBS in 25 DAYS Immigrants Commit 84 Percent Of All Rape In Sweden—Migrants Commit Two-Thirds Swedish dental hygienist was fired for reporting 80% of child migrants are adults Invasion! How Sweden Became the Rape Capital of the West Sweden Facing New Challenges as Acid Throwing Plague Reaches Scandinavia Sweden Legalizes Child Marriages For Immigrantshttp://yournewswire.com/sweden-child-marriages/ Syrian man with three wives got three homes - elderly Swede referred to the street... expect more of the same - or worse. Swedish Documentary On Failed Immigration ‘Rape, robberies & murder: Swedish police lack resources to combat migrant crime wave’ EU orders Sweden to shut down border checks Crackdown on Hate Speech in Europe: All Swedish Anti-Mass Migration Podcasts Taken Down by Soundcloud for ‘Hate Speech’; German Government Bans Alt-Left Website Sweden to close 70 police stations due to rising threat of islam!   Pologne Poland refuses to take its EU immigrant quota. Germany threatens to fine Poland $75 million. Poland responds by demanding $1 trillion in WW2 reparations from Germany. Where were you when we entered the age of shitposting foreign policy?http://investmentwatchblog.com/poland-refuses-to-take-its-eu-immigrant-quota-germany-threatens-to-fine-poland-75-million-poland-responds-by-demanding-1-trillion-in-ww2-reparations-from-germany-where-were-you-when-we-entered-th/   Allemagne Germany: Reading out news about migrants is now seen as a crime by the left Six Members of ISIS Cell Planning Possible Christmas Market Attack Arrested in Terror Raids Germany: 200 churches damaged and Christian symbols destroyed in Bavaria region Top Greens politician says Germany would be boring without Islam, uses Yazidis fleeing Islam in campaign poster……. German court jails Syrian refugee over UN kidnapping Merkel Defends Open Borders Migrant Policy After Election Shock Almost Half of Crimes in Berlin Committed by Migrants Acute Flaccid Paralysis Outbreak In Germany Proof Muslims Brought Tick Borne Relapsing Fever& Malaria Co-Infection To Germany Migrant Rape Attacks Up 91 Per Cent in Bavaria This Year Germany's AfD Leader Slams Migration Policy After Brutal Rape Germany: Police Tell Women Not To Run Alone After Migrant Rapes Jogger In Park Criticizing Islam Now A Hate Crime In Germany Video: ‘Out Of The Question’: Proposed Introduction Of Muslim Holidays Meets Furious Backlash In Germany   Angleterre Report: Schools Must Teach Britain Is an ‘Immigration Nation’ to Fight Islamophobia Police can't afford to honour Britain's war-dead, but makes videos promoting Islam (which is at war with Britain). UK: Muslim migrant rapist blames his rape on “cultural differences” and “not understanding British law” UK: Anti-terror watchdog wants ‘naive’ young jihadis to not be prosecuted on their return from ISIS Illegal Somali immigrant is convicted of killing a man in the street before trying to activate the deportation order he had dodged four years before in the hope he would be flown home UKIP LEADER WARNS THE OVERWHELMING RISE OF ISLAM IN THE UK IS ‘BURYING BRITISH CULTURE’ AT ALARMING RATE Gangs selling real British passports to migrants for ￡500: Price drops by ￡1,500 in a year after 20,000 flood the black market leading to fears ISIS jihadis could find it easier to reach UK UK Terror Threat Level To Remain ‘Severe’ For Now ISIS Agent Tried To Recruit BBC Reporter For London Bridge Attack 1 In 5 Unemployed People In Britain Are Migrants – Official Data British Jihadists Trained By Secretive ISIS Unit To Launch UK Suicide Attacks Donations from British public funding Islamist extremism, govt report finds UK has allowed more jihadists to return than anywhere else in Europe   Europe European Union Remains ‘Committed’ To Opening Borders to 75 Million Turkish Citizens as ‘Soon as Possible’ Hordes of Africans Waiting to Flood Europe - Excellent Russian TV Report 'Stop Operation Soros' Movements to ban billionaire-funded groups sweep across Europe Majority of Muslims in West Europe are on welfare EU Plan to Resettle 50,000 Refugees is 'Political Message for Old Europe' Free Muslim Immigration to Europe 1 EU EXPOSED: How Brussels uses YOUR cash to fund people smugglers in ￡260 MILLION scheme European Court Orders EU Countries To Take Migrants EU Court Rules Against Hungary, Slovakia ‘Refugee Resettlement’ Challenge EU has just weeks to relocate 130 THOUSAND migrants as bloc to fail on ANOTHER pledge EU Enabling ‘Free Movement Of Terrorists’ – Farage Bretibart: George Soros wants to flood Europe with mass migration, targets countries and people standing in the way of open borders ‘Time for UN to act’ Italy orders action on migrant crisis after losing patience with EU SOROS at it again - forcing migration into Europe  

There are reports of a number of stabbings around the Borough Bistro. Read more >> http://bit.ly/2roilM7

In this episode, Christian and Alex's chosen specialised snack is the Doughnut, and the hard-hitting, contriversial topic is Arming the UK police force.  Alex PROVES once and for all that it was the English that invented the Doughnut, and find out who put the hole in the doughnut, and HOW! #COMEDY #WICTTC  #FOOD #POLICE #GUNS #WEAPONS #DOUGHNUTS #DONUTS #

SHOCK: Heavily armed 'Police' appear outside Ecuadorian Embassy in London where Julian Assange has political asylum (photo, Tuesday morning).

The inaugural episode of Near Future Navigator, an introduction to your host, and a deep look into armed police robotics.

Scottish Liberty Podcast episode 10 brought to you by Antony Sammeroff and Tom Laird. Two Scottish Libertarians discuss Cheap Unhealthy Food, Agricultural Subsidies, Energy Prices, Nuclear Power, Armed Police, and University Education

Join the HG101 Bureaucratic Nitwits as they belabor the point of everything, including robot scarves, man-sized clockwork boots, and how Snake Man feels about being Snake Man. Four more games are added to the Top 47,858 Games of All Time. Like what you hear? Donate at patreon.com/hg101 and you'll get a raw and unedited version that's too hot for prime time! Follow us on Twitter @GC9X @HG_101 Check out the ongoing list bit.ly/47kgames

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