Well yesterday they were outside Camden Sainsbury's again and yet again lying and claiming to have a license. 2 of them were the same people who were told that their printed sheet of A4 was not a license and who were told move on by the police.
Basically they KNEW that they were acting illegally and still the cheeky bastards were there blatantly breaking the law and fraudulently claiming money for their "controversial" church / cult.
I phoned 101 and waited for a while, whist attempting to ask them why they were there illegally as they knew they were breaking the law. The fuckers just sang louder, winked at me and wished me a happy Christmas. I had to shout to be heard, so it caused a bit of a scene but I just can't bear seeing them do what they do so I hung on in there until I could feel my anger rising at which point I decided to do my shopping. I suspect that they attend some culty school where they are trained in how to cause maximum annoyance to people who chalenge them, just like the Co$. You have to be careful not to allow yourself to be provoked by them IME.
After bit I went inside Sainsbury's to buy a few bits and pieces but ended up in a jam packed shop, queueing for ages and it was over an hour before I could get out. By this time a PCSO had arrived and was talking to them.
He has asked to see their license and it was the same fake-arse sheet of A4 that they produced last time.
I went over and spoke to the PCSO and he knows the cop I spoke to when they were originally told that their "license" was just a sheet of A4. I gave him my details and will be sending a full email report to my local SNT.
Cheeky fuckers told the PCSO that I was being "insulting" to their church. LOL
One of them threatened to sue me.
More front than Brighton Pier, they are basically fraudulently and somewhat aggressively begging in the full knowledge that what they are doing is illegal and then trying to style it that I am the one in the wrong when I complain.
Well you cheeky fuckers I took a video of all of you with close ups of your faces and I stopped you from conning innocent people outside Sainsbury's on Christmas eve afternoon, which would have been the busiest time for donations.
Merry Christmas!