During an angry exchange with aggressive protesters he said to the organiser of the march: “You don’t tell me what to do in my country. It’s my country.” Those comments were captured on video which the Kurdish group behind the march in London sent to his bosses. They also made other unsubstantiated claims repeated at his tribunal, which the officer denied.
Compare and contrast the behaviour of younger officers, some of them multi-ethnic, towards British patriots and nationalists at a recent demonstration in London and you will conclude that PC Tyson is another victim of the Met’s endemic institutionalised political correctness.
For Britain will:
- Remove the police from political control by policing and crime commissioners, mayors and devolved assemblies. For Britain recognises that the police need to be accountable to the local populace, and as such will introduce a Public Sector Accountability Act to allow people to hold senior police officers accountable for failure to perform their basic duty.
- Reform Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary from a puppet of the government to impartial judge of the professionalism of the police service
the political control of the police and influence of common purpose is apparent to every one.
with a truly independent Inspectorate of Constabulary we can turn this around, people should be promoted in the police force for ability and experience not what political ideology they follow or membership to some left-wing version of the masons.
offering all ex service personnel jobs in the police, boarder security or prison service after twelve years service should help considerably.
the full policy is at (www .forbritain.uk/policy)
http://www.civilliberty.org.uk/2019/03/14/british-policeman-sacked-for-being-a-patriot/