Over this
#KillTheBill
weekend of action, protests across the country will have strangely over-friendly police officers out wearing blue bibs. They are gathering intelligence on a growing movement. You don't have to talk to them and our advice is not to
1. NO COMMENT! You’re usually not required to answer police questions, so don’t. - Say ‘no comment’. This includes ‘friendly chats’, on the streets, in a police van & during interview. PLOs (officers in blue bibs) are trained intelligence gatherers - remember ‘NO COMMENT’
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@NickG_101
Oh is THAT who they were. 🧐
I don't think many spoke to them but they helpfully discouraged a group of bratty teenage boys who were trying to upstage the speakers.
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"'Is it not enough to know that they are servants of the Enemy?' answered Gildor. 'Flee them! Speak no words to them! They are deadly. Ask no more of me!'"
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@psychcomm
Oh, I talked to one last week - she was very friendly. Said she'd been on duty for five hours already, so I got her a cup of tea and a chocolate bar. Least I could do, really.
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They've been around a while. Agree with your advice but I used to like to chat to them back in the day. Nothing I told them was true, but in today's digital surveillance world your advice is 100% correct.
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Many of these police will be asleep in their role, just doing what they're told & doing their job, passing the info they're gathering to powers that be who are intent on wiping civil & human rights off the UK map. Glad they're friendlier, but I'd be wary
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I think, I know as far as myself, best not to engage at all rather than refusing to talk or walking away. I would feel bad. I always feel bad when you get people on the street trying to sell you something or change your energy supplier