DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
Definitely some serious melon twistage been going on, that's for sureYeah, someone call the...call the...shit
Undercover policing enquiry
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DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
The (redacted) report has finally been released.
Guess what - the use of stolen dead child identities by the supposedly kitemarks-bells-and-whistles new NPOIU came about thanks to the recruitment revolving door that also allows spycops to slide into lucrative corporate security work.
In this instance NPOIU hired a former SDS officer to run its training programme - and that former SDS officer was unaware that his old unit was actually discontinuing the whole ‘Jackal Run’ process (on the grounds that there were more effective and less problematic ways of creating legends).
That ex-SDS officer?
None other than current Tory councillor, celebrity vicar's sibling and accused long term sex-pest Andy Coles.
Publication of Operation Riverwood report - a Freedom of Information request to Metropolitan Police Service (MPS)
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
Not 100% under the remit of this thread:
1968 – Protest, Special Branch and the founding of the Special Demonstration Squad
1968 – Protest and Special Branch at SpecialBranchFiles.uk
Table of Contents
SDS undercovers active in 1968: John Graham, Bill Lewis, Dick Epps, HN322, Don de Freitas, and Margaret White (all cover names).
1968 – Protest, Special Branch and the founding of the Special Demonstration Squad
1968 – Protest and Special Branch at SpecialBranchFiles.uk
Table of Contents
- Part 1: Overview & political groups of 1966-1969
- Part 2: History of the VSC and the protests of 1968
- Part 3: Contemporary Special Branch files in context
- Part 4: Infiltration by Special Demonstration Squad (including VSC local branch structure and police line of command)
- Part 5: Additional material: the Black Dwarf prosecution and extra material on policing of the 1969 protests
SDS undercovers active in 1968: John Graham, Bill Lewis, Dick Epps, HN322, Don de Freitas, and Margaret White (all cover names).
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
GarveyLives
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This (on the left) is "Dave Hagan", also known as "N81". As part of the Metropolitan Police's campaign to reduce public support for the family of Stephen Lawrence, he infiltrated the family's campaign to find and prosecute Stephen Lawrence's murderers via an organisation called "Movement For Justice".
The 2014 Stephen Lawrence Independent Review by Mark Ellison QC found that "Dave Hagan", also known as N81, had produced:
•Material on the relationship and intention of the target group (now known to be Movement For Justice)
•Decisions by the Lawrence family on whether to allow demonstrations outside the (Macpherson) Inquiry venue
•Reports of protests;
•Who was and who was not supporting what the Lawrence family wanted, including the call by Doreen Lawrence for the resignation of the (Metropolitan police) Commissioner (Paul Condon) in August 1998
•The internal working of the Lawrence family campaign
•Personal details of the Lawrence family
He is welcome to share full details of his activites here.
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
Movement for Justice was targeted more for its relationship to Duwayne Brooks than to the Lawrence family direct. Brooks has talked about MfJ being the only group he felt truly supported by throughout everything (including the time when he was banged up on remand for something unrelated).
(From very early on a number of groups came forward to offer their support to the Lawrence family, notably GACARA, the Labour-connected ARA (before Marc Wadsworth and Ken Livingstone fell out), and (SWP-affiliated) Panther UK. However, the Lawrences settled on support and gatekeeping from the lawyer Imran Khan, who offered his services within days.)
Bear in mind MfJ was fairly high profile amongst the smaller groupuscules on immigration and asylum issues at the time - the 1995 paint/flour attack on Mawhinney etc. It was also very vocal in the public phase of the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry - presenting submissions at the Tower Hamlets session. Of course, Hagan was not the Met's first bite of the cherry: Peter Francis was the original infiltrator aimed at MfJ and its associated cadres (KAF, RIL etc), before being shunted on to SPEW/YRE. It was during this period that spurious stories were planted in the press about students connected with this milieu being recruited by Irish Republicans for bomb-planting missions(!)
The use of an infiltrator within MfJ came at a time when the Met wanted to know about submissions that would be presented to Macpherson before his panel presented its findings - that is what the meeting between Hagan and Richard Walton, hosted by Bob Lambert at his own home - was about.
It should also be noted that (sanitised) intelligence from Hagan about MfJ activists' intentions at various protests and public events (besides the Lawrence Inquiry) was likely passed on to local police chiefs - such as Br*an P*dd*ck, formerly of this parish, who was Borough Commander of Lambeth from late 2000 until late 2002.
Older readers may recall the rather heated debate on here which originally attracted The Commander to start posting his ‘hey guys I might be a cop but I'm just like you guys’ screeds that eventually attracted the interest of the papers... It was about violent police actions at a Movement for Justice march “in protest at the murders of 4 people by police in Brixton in the last few months” which wended its way from Brixton Town Hall to Brixton nick in December 2001. It was the second high profile MfJ event in Brixton in six months. Subsequent to the enthusiastically policed winter event, there was to be no big third such event in the area.
It being a funny old world, P*dd*ck later became a Lib Dem hack, and mentored Duwayne Brooks who was himself elected as a Lib Dem local councillor in 2009. Duwayne Brooks then worked on P*dd*ck's 2012 London Mayoral campaign team.
P*dd*ck doesn't like talking about this stuff. “It’s between me and Duwayne,” he says. “I have worked with Duwayne to try to get to the truth about what happened. I am not going to jeopardise that work by making public statements to satisfy you. Duwayne is a friend of mine. I don’t know you.”
Guess that's alright then.
(From very early on a number of groups came forward to offer their support to the Lawrence family, notably GACARA, the Labour-connected ARA (before Marc Wadsworth and Ken Livingstone fell out), and (SWP-affiliated) Panther UK. However, the Lawrences settled on support and gatekeeping from the lawyer Imran Khan, who offered his services within days.)
Bear in mind MfJ was fairly high profile amongst the smaller groupuscules on immigration and asylum issues at the time - the 1995 paint/flour attack on Mawhinney etc. It was also very vocal in the public phase of the Stephen Lawrence Inquiry - presenting submissions at the Tower Hamlets session. Of course, Hagan was not the Met's first bite of the cherry: Peter Francis was the original infiltrator aimed at MfJ and its associated cadres (KAF, RIL etc), before being shunted on to SPEW/YRE. It was during this period that spurious stories were planted in the press about students connected with this milieu being recruited by Irish Republicans for bomb-planting missions(!)
The use of an infiltrator within MfJ came at a time when the Met wanted to know about submissions that would be presented to Macpherson before his panel presented its findings - that is what the meeting between Hagan and Richard Walton, hosted by Bob Lambert at his own home - was about.
It should also be noted that (sanitised) intelligence from Hagan about MfJ activists' intentions at various protests and public events (besides the Lawrence Inquiry) was likely passed on to local police chiefs - such as Br*an P*dd*ck, formerly of this parish, who was Borough Commander of Lambeth from late 2000 until late 2002.
Older readers may recall the rather heated debate on here which originally attracted The Commander to start posting his ‘hey guys I might be a cop but I'm just like you guys’ screeds that eventually attracted the interest of the papers... It was about violent police actions at a Movement for Justice march “in protest at the murders of 4 people by police in Brixton in the last few months” which wended its way from Brixton Town Hall to Brixton nick in December 2001. It was the second high profile MfJ event in Brixton in six months. Subsequent to the enthusiastically policed winter event, there was to be no big third such event in the area.
It being a funny old world, P*dd*ck later became a Lib Dem hack, and mentored Duwayne Brooks who was himself elected as a Lib Dem local councillor in 2009. Duwayne Brooks then worked on P*dd*ck's 2012 London Mayoral campaign team.
P*dd*ck doesn't like talking about this stuff. “It’s between me and Duwayne,” he says. “I have worked with Duwayne to try to get to the truth about what happened. I am not going to jeopardise that work by making public statements to satisfy you. Duwayne is a friend of mine. I don’t know you.”
Guess that's alright then.
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DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
For anyone playing catch-up with regards MfJ/KAF/RIL etc, some useful stuff here:
Accusations against Movement for Justice - culty and abusive?
Accusations against Movement for Justice - culty and abusive?
butchersapron
Bring back hanging
I find it hard to believe that people who came from a group that took money to spy on dissidents from Gadaffi, from Qatar, from Kuwait, from the UAE, from Saddam, from the PLO (at least two people being offed as a result) would be open to this sort of usage.
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DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
Duwayne Brooks on MfJ:
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‘Tony’ is Tony Gard from RIL/MfJ; ‘Alex’ is Alex Olowade from MfJ - who lost his job with Lambeth Council for his political campaigning (as alluded to on here by Br**n P*dd*ck back in 2002: “I do not know why Alex lost his job. I know nothing about that...”)
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‘Tony’ is Tony Gard from RIL/MfJ; ‘Alex’ is Alex Olowade from MfJ - who lost his job with Lambeth Council for his political campaigning (as alluded to on here by Br**n P*dd*ck back in 2002: “I do not know why Alex lost his job. I know nothing about that...”)
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SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
Jim Boyling found guilty of gross misconduct by filth disciplinary hearing he didn't even bother to show up for.
Jim Boyling found guilty of Gross Misconduct
...another of Boyling's victims is still seeking a judicial review of the CPS decision not to charge him with criminal offences.
Jim Boyling found guilty of Gross Misconduct
...another of Boyling's victims is still seeking a judicial review of the CPS decision not to charge him with criminal offences.
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SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
From Boyling's statements to the press he seems to feel he's been thrown under the bus by the met, fired for doing what he was told to basically. I doubt even the met ever told him to go to such sickening lengths of deception and abuse as he did but still he's outside the tent now, and with a major grievance and presumably a lot of dirt on senior people. Watch this space...
brixtonscot
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I'm fairly sure Panther UK was set up by Militant/SP
DaveCinzano
WATCH OUT, GEORGE, HE'S GOT A SCREWDRIVER!
You are of course correct - excuse my typo.
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
Inquiry not now due to finish until 2023.
SpookyFrank
A cheap source of teeth for aquarium gravel
You'd think, with almost nobody now willing to take part and most of the key facts redacted, they'd be able to wrap it up in a fortnight.
teqniq
DisMembered
elbows
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Fozzie Bear
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ddraig
kicking against the pricks...
This afternoon the Undercover Policing Inquiry released three more cover names of Special Demonstration Squad officers.
"Kathryn Lesley (‘Lee’) Bonser" infiltrated: Greenham Common Women’s Peace Camp, Socialist Workers Party; 1983-87.
“Michael James” infiltrated Socialist Workers Party, Troops Out Movement; 1978-83
“Graham Coates” infiltrated International Socialists/Socialist Workers Party, Zero Collective, Anarchy Collective, Libertarian Anarchist Group; 1976-79
We now have the cover names of 63 #spycops out of a toal of at least 144. The Inquiry intends to keep 30-40% entirely secret. We've updated our list, and there are links to Undercover Research Group profiles where they exist.
http://campaignopposingpolicesurveillance.com/…/how-many-s…/
likesfish
You can't park here sir
Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty - Wikipedia
tbf the violent moonbats of protect fluffy bunnys at all costs deserve the full weight of state oppression on them.
tbf the violent moonbats of protect fluffy bunnys at all costs deserve the full weight of state oppression on them.
ddraig
kicking against the pricks...
oh fuck off with this shit
does that justify all the other infiltration of peaceful law abiding activists?
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
No they don't
likesfish
You can't park here sir
yes it does moonbats that value bunnies over humans can fuck off and want to play at terrorist deserve all they get.
most of the police actions were pointless at counterproductive that one wasn't
Greenham common and cruise watch fair one your hanging around military bases.
Stephen Lawrence was Evil and stupid and completely unjustifiable.
was being ordered to infiltrate the SWP punishment duty?
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