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r posted by joe90 10 07 pm 1 comments saturday september 29 2012 peace in all time as you knelt down your hands and uniform covered in blood you looked at the man you were attempting to stop bleeding to death he was surprisingly calm but the crowd weren t they were shouting at you calling you a cunt and a bastard your colleague was trying to hold them back whilst calling for assistance on the radio he turned around and you could see the look on his face you ve worked with this guy for many years and you know that look it meant people were coming as fast as they could but that it would feel like a life time until they arrived you are a normal young man mile mannered polite and respectful with a beautiful thoughtful girlfriend a dog a hamster a nice little house with a beautiful back garden you enjoy listening to classical music gardening and playing monopoly at christmas how could anyone be calling you a bastard and a cunt it is not the concern of any one race the victims of the violence are black and white rich and poor young and old famous and unknown they are most important of all human beings whom other human beings loved and needed no one no matter where he lives or what he does can be certain who will suffer from some senseless act of bloodshed senator robert kennedy the answer is simple when a person puts on a uniform be they a serviceman a police officer a traffic warden a service policeman a pcso a paramedic or a fire fighter they become that uniform she had an infectious personality and sense of humour and was a very caring and loving girl when she left the house she was going to the job she loved what makes you angry is that someone can be so evil as to pull a trigger without a thought for the fact they are not just attacking a uniform but a person wearing that uniform a calm gentle woman planning her wedding she had a great sense of humour and always put people at ease they are attacking a person with hopes and dreams plans for the future they are attacking someone s wife daughter son father brother sister not just a uniform pc nicola hughes just 23 years old pc fiona bone soon to marry her partner woke up on the 17th of september 2012 and to put it bluntly and tragically ended up being killed in a cul de sac on an estate in manchester not because of who they were but because of what they were wearing what that individual did when they pulled the trigger was evil pure evil i am talking about genuine peace the kind of peace that makes life on earth worth living and the kind that enables men and nations to grow and to hope and build a better life for their children n ot merely peace for americans but peace for all men and women not merely peace in our time but peace in all time our problems are man made therefore they can be solved by man president jf kennedy posted by joe90 1 11 pm 3 comments saturday july 21 2012 the military question i would hope they d want us all to know why sir there are two separate service offences under the armed forces act 2006 which cover disobedience to lawful commands they are as follows section 2 3 misconduct on operations a person to whom this subsection applies commits an offence if he fails to use his utmost exertions to carry out the lawful commands of his superior officers the maximum sentence if found guilty of this offence is life imprisonment in my humble opinion in the nuclear world the true enemy is war itself section 12 1 disobedience to lawful commands 1 a person subject to service law commits an offence if a he disobeys a lawful command and b he intends to disobey or is reckless as to whether he disobeys the command the maximum sentence if found guilty of this offence is two years imprisonment captain ramsey under operating procedures governing the release of nuclear weapons we cannot launch our missiles unless both you and i agree one of the differences between the military and the civilian world is that a service person could lose their liberty for failing to follow a lawful command every service person knows and is taught that you disobey an order at your own peril it has even been said to you that you should obey the order and then redress it afterwards if you feel you have been wronged now this is not a formality sir this is expressly why your command must be repeated it requires my assent i do not give it and furthermore if you continue upon this course and insist upon this launch without confirming this message first i will be forced backed by the rules of precedents authority and command regulation 08150h6 of the navy regulations to relieve you of command captain you agree with those who say that the nature of the armed forces the fact that those in service operate in war zones means they need different rules to the rest of those in society however section 2 3 of the armed forces act 2006 covers this to the letter the reason for this is clear and this you accept captain i relieve you of your command of this ship cob escort the captain off the bridge i m assuming command chief of the boat captain ramsey is under arrest lock him in his stateroom in most occupations the term lawful order doesn t exist the term reasonable order however does so when you look at the act you can t help thinking what is the reason for having the term lawful in section 12 1 when the term reasonable would seem to be far more appropriate if i m wrong then we re at war god help us all crimson tide is one of your favourite films it is hard hitting relevant and shows moral courage should be applauded you also think it should be compulsory viewing for those undertaking military basic training the fact that a person acted pursuant to order of his government or of a superior does not relieve him from responsibility under international law provided a moral choice was in fact possible to him nuremberg principle four posted by joe90 12 23 pm 0 comments friday july 06 2012 the kangaroo court the service justice system and the criminal justice system both operate in the united kingdom they are similar but certainly not identical where they are different they are different in a way that could be frightening odds 10 2 if you are a civilian being tried at crown court for murder all you have to do is convince two out of twelve of your peers that you are not guilty odds 4 3 if you are a member of the armed forces being tried at a court martial for murder all you have to do is convince four out of seven senior members of the armed forces that you are not guilty a court martial can sentence a person convicted of a service offence to life imprisonment the jury at the court martial is made up of three to seven serviceman consisting of officers and warrant officers a crown court can sentence a person convicted of an offence to life imprisonment the jury at a crown court is made up of twelve men and women peers of the defendant the definition of peers is as follows a person who is equal to another in abilities qualifications age background and social status imagine being a young enlisted serviceman on trial for murder at a court martial walking into the court room finding out that you are going to be judged by not twelve but seven that they are not your peers but are unlike you in most ways possible and that it will not have to be a unanimous verdict but a majority verdict that could send you to prison for the rest of your life article 6 of the european convention on human rights states in the determination of his civil rights and obligations or of any criminal charge against him everyone is entitled to a fair and public hearing within a reasonable time by an independent and impartial tribunal established by law has somebody missed something of grave consequence here i want you to help me create a new atmosphere in our country an atmosphere in which we back revere and support our military david cameron the prime minister posted by joe90 7 35 pm 2 comments monday march 19 2012 independent and impartial in recent years there have been many incidents where police forces both civilian and especially the military police have been criticised for what appears to be a lack of independence from those who they are investigating it was documented in the stockwell report that the independent police complaints commission ipcc and it s investigators were deliberately excluded from the start of the investigation into the fatal shooting of john charles de menezes in july 2005 which to some would be even more of a brazen act by the metropolitan police service as the ipcc was established through the police reform act 2002 the canadian forces national investigation service it s members being canadian forces military policemen and women were openly criticised in 2010 for not being fully and effectively independent from the military chain of command when it was reported that they were somewhat reluctant to investigate that the policies of the canadian armed forces were allegedly leading to the torture of prisoner s at the hands of afghan forces the royal military police have recently also come under heavy criticism in two cases after an investigation conducted by greater manchester police led to a report that their investigation into torture allegations following the battle of danny boy in 2004 was inadequate it was documented that the service chain of command would not release servicemen for interview and that the special investigation branch rmp had allegedly failed to collect evidence due to disagreements with the chain of command this led to a very senior service policeman being described as a very unsatisfactory witness as it was suspected he may have asked or possibly ordered other service policeman to lie on oath it appears that modern policing is coming closer and closer to complete independence in the investigative process to mention the service police of the british armed services specifically the introduction of the armed forces act 2011 means that they will now be inspected by her majesty s inspectorate of constabulary to establish whether or not the investigations undertaken are independent from the service chain of command also service policemen of provost marshal rank will now report directly to the defence council showing greater independence from the chain of command however having said that it would appear that there still appears to be one aspect that remains unchanged and remains fundamentally different from other policing environments to hold a service person in custody for the purposes of carrying out an expeditious investigation a service policeman still has to report and seek authorisation from that service person s commanding officer who can order the arrested person to be released from custody under section 98 of the afa 2006 therefore it would be appear preventing the investigative process from being fully independent one of the most important principles of policing is that the investigations undertaken have to be independent and impartial robert peel s fifth principle of policing is police seek and preserve public favour not by catering to public opinion but by constantly demonstrating absolute impartial service to the law you can t argue with that because in your personal opinion impartiality is one of the most important aspects of an effective investigation the military should hold itself to the highest standards at all times if you are in these countries trying to take the high moral ground then you have to uphold your ethics particularly if you want to change the way other people live mark cann british forces foundation posted by joe90 10 08 pm 0 comments monday december 26 2011 sodom and gomorrah the two men said to lot do you have anyone else here sons in law sons or daughters or anyone else in the city who belongs to you get them out of here because we are going to destroy this place the outcry to the lord against its people is so great that he has sent us to destroy it genesis 19 v 12 13 you have come to notice that in every environment you have ever worked the organisation itself only continues to function because those employed within it who will go above and beyond what is required are just slightly larger in number than those who go to work and perform below the standard required what also falls under this same umbrella is that those who are in charge of the organisation rely heavily on those people who belong to the former of the two groups take the british armed services for example is is widely known that there are servicemen and women who have failed to meet the standard of fitness required of them there have been cases in the services where servicemen and women have tried to avoid service by some rather dubious means in a bid to avoid going on deployment and whilst there are some servicemen and women that are caught and prosecuted there are you are almost certain some that go undetected what you have also come to believe is that societies all over the world also relies heavily on those who work hard to offset those who are lazy and those who malinger the police have recently taken a huge hit on both their pay and their pensions as have the armed services what a lovely coincidence it is that these two organisations are prevented from withdrawing their services under law what the cynic inside of you believes and is disconcerted by is that one day this whole arrangement based on the good will of those willing to go above and beyond is going to come crashing down when people realise that they can walk away with the same amount of money and respect if they just went to work and performed just below the standard required but what scares the hell out of you is that one day the hard working morally efficient driven people of this society will realise that they would be better off at least in the short term if they didn t go to work at all whilst you do not believe the bible is the truth you still can see that if that day comes and those people get an attack of selfishness no one will be able to save society from what is coming because sodom and gamorrah will happen again and you fear that no one will be able to stop it merry christmas children early the next morning abraham got up and returned to the place where he had stood before the lord he looked down toward sodom and gomorrah toward all the land of the plain and he saw dense smoke rising from the land like smoke from a furnace genesis 19 v 27 28 posted by joe90 6 02 pm 0 comments about me name joe90 location united kingdom you are an apathetic nobody in a world of somebodies view my complete profile your quote of the moment o god thy sea is so great and my boat is so small police blogs the policeman s blog wpc bloggs inspector gadget area trace no search pc south west sergeant says totally un pc welcome to toy town pc noddy pc franky fact the experiences of a police probationer diary of an ex bow street runner interesting blogs emma girl with a one track mind hotel security your email email me your 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