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British Police and the British Government Cover Up Crimes Committed by Sirius Open Source Against Employees Who Worked on Government Computer Systems (Including Web Sites)

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Summary: It increasingly looks like an elaborate festival of gaslighting if not cover-up; people whom I worked for (or with) for many years don't want to talk about crimes committed against my colleague and I; police never went any further than sending template-like E-mails which say nothing at all and cops treat my Member of Parliament like she does not even exist to them -- a blatant case of chronic contempt

THIS early morning (at around 3AM) marked one week since I last contacted London about the crimes of Sirius 'Open Source'. Much as I expected all along, there was no reply, not even an acknowledgement that they were handling my E-mails (nothing bounced, those were successfully received at their end).



What does that tell us about British police or about police in general?

"This saga is far from over. We've already escalated the matter today at noon."What can one conclude about crimes committed by government contractors, which are in turn protected by the government? What if the crimes are committed against the staff? Should that even matter?

If the system of law enforcement has become a system of selective enforcement (wherein selections are done by those in power), then it's not a functioning system of Law and Order or the Rule of Law. It's a dictatorship of monarchs widely disguised and sold to the public -- even to the whole world -- as a democracy. The video above also discusses past engagements with the police. They were never helpful, only polite (to a point).

This saga is far from over. We've already escalated the matter today at noon.

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