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14.01.2003 10:13
Go to the Subvert and resist post, about AFireland forum, one of the reply comments, written by PSNI peeler, says'he's here to save my Fenian arse'. I would be offended but i'm not a fenian, i am in fact from a protestant background, but now i understand that the PSNI is still the same old RUC, and the attitude and bigotry catholics still have to face from the PSNI.
'here to save my fenian arse'. You peelers are not only still as stupid as ever but just as bigoted as ever. Thanks for showing your true colours Johnathan McIvor, i knew i could count on you, to fuk up again.
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14.01.2003 10:40
Following reports of several accusations levelled at me in a libelous fashion I must warn you to cease immediately or face possible legal recourse. This constitutes your only warning.
Your views on the Police Service of Northern Ireland are clearly innacurate, for your information I would like to explain the new future for policing in the province:
As a result of the agreement reached in Belfast on the 10th April 1998, the Independent Commission on Policing in Northern Ireland was established. The Commission, chaired by the Right Honourable Chris Patten, reported in September 1999. The government subsequently published an implementation plan in June 2000 outlining how the report's recommendations would be implemented and in November 2000 the Police (Northern Ireland) Act 2000 was enacted. The government's implementation plan was further updated in August 2001.
Five key principles will be embodied in our approach to policing with the community. They are :
Service Delivery--delivering what the community wants in the way it wants
Partnerships--working in co-operation with all other agencies,organisations and local people
Problem Solving- getting to grips with the underlying causes of crime and disorder
Empowerment- enabling officers to tackle locally raised policing issues in an innovative way
Accountability-explaining police actions and capabilities directly to local communities.
As a Police Service we look forward to the future and to working with all the people of Northern Ireland to provide the best policing in the world of which we can all be proud.
Further information can be found at:
I would also like to confirm that I am unaware of any officers under my command who have been posting on this anarachist web site. If any officers do post on here (and make it clear that they are PSNI officers), they are obliged to state that they are representing their own opinions and not the views and policies of the Police Service of Northern Ireland.
If you would like to discuss any issues with me you are of course more than welcome to book an appointment with my secretary on 028 9065 0222.
I trust this has cleared-up the issue,
Chief Supt. Jonathan McIvor
Chief Supt. Jonathan McIvor
Oh deary me
14.01.2003 11:27
daniel gurney
Hope you are involved in a car crash. today.
14.01.2003 11:44
Fuck your law, Fuck your system, Fuck your police management waffle community partnership human rights blah blah. Same old bullshit. Same old story.
Protect the rich- screw the poor.
Chief Supt. Jonathan McIvor you are a lying corrupt peice of shit.
anarcho