MRG Police try to Collect Biometric Data from Law Abiding Citizen Ellie Bland

Published 15 months ago

This is the testimony of a woman in the UK who was the subject of some media attention concerning an email she claims she never sent. The email was an opinion about illegal immigrants not being allowed to stay in the UK. The email was broadcast in... more

This is the testimony of a woman in the UK who was the subject of some media attention concerning an email she claims she never sent. The email was an opinion about illegal immigrants not being allowed to stay in the UK. The email was broadcast in the news and just because one viewer complained that she was offended the police had to question her under the current law. They were going to take her fingerprints and DNA, just routine mam, her lawyer advised her she did not have to do it since she was not charged with anything and not under arrest and was only invited to tell about what happened. Is this what happens when current laws enforcing Political Correctness are applied? One person can snitch on anyone else, a shopkeeper for instance for displaying and selling Gollywogs, or an "offensive" sign in the window, or the Union Jack displayed in public offending foreign born people residing in the country which happened in Bath. One person complains and the other is hauled less

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