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poster onto the window, and the police officer just shrugged his shoulders, as if to agree I wasn‘t doing<br />

much harm, and two, he didn‘t really care.<br />

Of course there were protesters hell bent on causing as much trouble as possible, but because there<br />

wasn‘t much objection or ‗policing‘ going on that day, they all took advantage of the situation. Though<br />

little did many people realise and especially those local businesses that received the brunt of the damage<br />

that day, - that they and other members of the public were used as political pawns in a battle raging<br />

between the police and the government.<br />

As I‘ve said, I was there, and again I believe agent provocateurs were employed to help whip-up a<br />

frenzy, as oddly enough the main instigator attacking the HSBC bank in Cambridge Circus, was<br />

supposedly meant to have been part of the ―Black Bloc‖ anarchists, whom all wear black from top to<br />

bottom, including balaclavas and hoods etc. The objective of this kind of style of dress, is because it<br />

makes it very difficult for the CCTV operators to keep track on who is who, when they ―all‖ look the<br />

same.<br />

Yet you check out the link [1a] , and watch the video, like I say, the main instigator not happy enough<br />

with the bank‘s windows being daubed in paint and smashed to pieces, he then proceeds to enter the bank<br />

via the broken doors. You‘ll notice he grabs hold of the handle so fingerprints would be there. But he has<br />

to call on and encourage the others from the alleged ―Black Bloc‖ to join him, as many of them seemed<br />

rather reluctant to do so. As here was a masked man wearing a ‗bright blue‘ t-shirt beckoning the others<br />

all dressed in black to come and assist him to trash the inside of the bank. And it is him, who I believe<br />

was/is one of the agent provocateurs employed that day, as he stood out like a sore thumb.<br />

He intrigued me, so I watched him and followed him for five minutes or so after the event, though I<br />

eventually lost him in the crowd. He‘s even been filmed by the worlds media doing it, so the CCTV<br />

operators could have quite easily directed the police to; ―...the one with the bright blue t-shirt‖. Though<br />

even if they did track him down and he was arrested, he would then later on reveal his true identity, and<br />

would of course be released later on. I also understand that at times they change their clothing so as to not<br />

be so easily recognised. Though it‘s normally done in the reverse order, i.e. ‗from black‘ to ‗civvy street‘<br />

dress, not the other way around, - though who knows for sure as it‘s only an observation of mine.<br />

As lo and behold the following Monday on the 28 th March 2011, Theresa May told the Commons that<br />

149 of the more than 200 demonstrators arrested during violent clashes, and said: ―The message to those<br />

who carry out violence is clear,‖ she said. ―You will be caught and you will be punished.‖<br />

Ludicrously she said that; ―on the whole‖ the police operation was a success, adding: ―The police<br />

might not have managed to prevent every act of violence but they were successful in preventing wider<br />

criminality and are now actively engaged in investigating the perpetrators so that they can be brought to<br />

justice.‖<br />

―Just as the police review their operational tactics, so we in the Home Office will review the powers<br />

available to the police,‖ she said. ―If the police need more help to do their work, I will not hesitate in<br />

granting it to them.‖ May added; ―...parliament would always back the police when they do their<br />

important work‖ [1b] . – The Police 6 the Government 0.<br />

Following this protest and with what‘s still yet to come, then you‘re hardly going to reduce the numbers<br />

of police and interfere with their overtime etc., when these so called ―hooligans‖ are just yards from those<br />

members of parliaments own front doors, now are you Theresa, - no. In fact you going to introduce even<br />

more stringent laws and regulations aren‘t you, - yes. And that‘s one of the reason violent protests don‘t<br />

really work, as all you‘re doing is playing into hands of the money grabbing law makers, the government<br />

and the police in general.<br />

As most members of the public, not even the ‗violent‘ ones, - normally cause aggro, - but that‘s<br />

certainly not what these bodies want see or hear, so ‗employ‘ agent provocateurs to carry out the work, of<br />

course 99% of those in the government and the police etc. play no part in this role, and that‘s why secret<br />

societies exist, as it‘s those members that do it all. I can recall the time when they couldn‘t even rely on<br />

the likes of the notorious Combat 18 [C18] to cause regular fracas‘s, fights or disturbances, so imbedded<br />

undercover police officers within that and other likewise secret groups and organisations, - so it was these<br />

―members‖ who had the ‗bravado‘to start all the trouble at many football matches and arrange meetings to<br />

have a good old row etc., - knowing full well that if and when they were ever caught, they‘d soon be<br />

released due to; ‗insufficient evidence‘. So I‘m sorry to say it again, but the only ‗real criminals‘ are the<br />

ones on the governments payroll, - yeah that‘s right you the tax payer are even paying for that!<br />

The only true and successful way to protest, is by having well organised mass sit-ins and takeovers of<br />

various prime areas and places, - and don‘t go until you get some figgy pudding. As what good did all

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