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The police aren't enforcers of the law, they're enforcers of the Treasury. Why else would they roll around in blacked-out, armored, bombproof Transit vans catching people doing 31mph in a 30mph right after a 50mph zone? Let's face it; the British police are totally incapable of doing anything other than stuffing their pockets with cash nowadays.

@ NeX the Fairly Fast Ferret
I hate to say it, but i fully agree with that, although if you live in a more wealthy part of the country, they you proberley get different treatment.

Family across the road from where i live called the police after someone curbed his car to try and run one them over, the guy was known to them and the police, they reported it to the police for which she had 2 police officers make an "Unofficial Visit" to her address and fretaned to hit and arrest her, (a 14 year old girl) if she called the police about the guy again, they made an official complanit to the police about the 2 officers, but yet again nothing happened.

also i dont realy get how they could use the exuse for me of "Not anouth police officers to call round now" when i live a 15 minute walk from our local police station and a 30 minute walk from the Police's NorthWest HQ.

Although i guess i can feel secure that if Virgin send me one of these warning letters there sending to customers who download large amounts, that the police will have no problem chasing any of these if Virgin requests it.

Yeah the police force can be quite crap, but in some places they're fine, in our area the complaints seem to be only about CSO's and the stupid dispersion order that the police put on the town centre. However up in Derby (at uni) the police are quite polite, they've even said morning - I don't know what their crime is like, but they seem to be out at night doing their job making sure the people enjoying the night life don't do anything stupid and that people are safe. My flat mate was found extremely drunk and flat faced on an old lady's front garden, the police took him back, barely understanding what he was saying, except the apologies and insults (he doesn't like the police, he mostly knows them as, well, the things you find on a cactus) they made sure he was okay, we offered them tea, they didn't want it, they stayed until we managed to carry him to his bed and left it at that. They were nice about it, they didn't charge him for being drunk and disorderly and they seemed to want to make sure he made it home safe.

Sorry to bring this back up, but yet more sensorship, (See Here)







This is the type of cr@p our taxes pay for

I agree with going after the uploaders of the copywrited material not the downloaders, but only being able to use online Programmes which have an EU Licanse for the programme seems extream.

Agreed .