This came through my letter box today

[badtv]

i actually find this flyer totally insulting.



http://postimage.org/image/3qzyzfhsx/

[alpha]

Originally Posted by badtv

i actually find this flyer totally insulting.

what is it!! yer pic image isnt being shown.

[badtv]

Originally Posted by badtv

i actually find this flyer totally insulting.

its showing up for me

link http://s8.postimage.org/6l34cvjz7/pic1.jpg

[alpha]

Originally Posted by badtv

its showing up for me

damn it!! all i got is a box with a red cross in it. whats it say?

[davus]

can't see it here

[davus]

correction...i got it

classic promotion of sheeple self-policing

[martg]

yeah same old 'shop your neighbours' shit the KGB, Gestapo, Stasi etc. all loved.
well it's not like you have to do what it says, these tw*ts only have power if people take them seriously.

[dolores1]

?

Not there.

[bones]

least it dont find storing food or having a mobile phone sus.

[alpha]

i got it now. i pressed on yer link.

[no_world_order]

Looks freakish as hell, but as I am now more and more getting in the mood of just doing what is right and not thinking too much about it...I´d say just throw it out your window...and tell your friends and mates about how stupid and fucked this bullshit is...


But, one interesting thing is the language :
"You may feel it´s probably nothing, but unless you trust your instincts and tell us we won´t be able to judge wether the information you have is important or not."

Classic programming, I think. There are many statements just n this one sentence:

- your instincts tell you to "tell it" to the police (what kinda instinct is this???)
- YOU might think its just your neighbour, but WE might judge if he´s a terrorist or not (WE da ones who judge shit, not you)
-You might feel its nothing, but the information you have is important (like an encouragement to everybody: "even you can denounce your neighbour, even if you didn´t think so up to this day!"

and the most important statement (you all noticed that before, I think):
- There are actually terrorists


I hope nobody will start peeking through their sunblinds after reading this...

[alpha]

"we da ones that jugde shit, not you" ha ha funny!

[oiram]

Originally Posted by badtv

its showing up for me

link http://s8.postimage.org/6l34cvjz7/pic1.jpg

Sometimes servers have images blocked to be viewed to save bandwidth!

So you have to open the link directly in an individual page.

Also you have to make sure that you have a ".jpg", ".gif" or ".png" extension if you place it in between the BB code [ img] [/ img].

Look here:

This one works >> [IMG]http://s8.postimage.org/uc2huzk6b/pic1.jpg[/IMG]

This one, don't work >> [IMG]http://s8.postimage.org/uc2huzk6b/[/IMG]

Well this is what I call Stasi training the snicky way .....
slowly, slowly they trying to make you a part of there communist style operations.
Public Homeland security spying!!!!

All has been done in the past! Spying on your neighbours, brothers & sisters>>> fuck the communists!

The Communists are back in town! Now you know why Hitler kicked the f@ckers out?

If you a good person send it back to the sender and tell them to stick there Stasi communist shit up there asses where it is belong!!!

Stay alert at all times!!!

Here we go! >>>> Look at the fuckers below .... what does this remind you of??? ... All sloping foreheads (Neanderthal types)

http://postimage.org/image/3qzyzfhsx

Stasi

The Ministerium für Staatssicherheit (MfS / Ministry for State Security), commonly known as the Stasi (from Staatssicherheit), was the main security (secret police) and intelligence organization of the German Democratic Republic (East Germany).

The Stasi's influence over almost every aspect of life in the German Democratic Republic cannot be overestimated. Until the mid-1980s, a civilian network of informants called Inoffizielle Mitarbeiter (IMs, Unofficial Collaborators) grew within both Germanies, East and West. By the East German collapse in 1989, it is estimated that the Stasi had 91,000 full time employees and 300,000 informants. This means approximately one in fifty East Germans collaborated with the Stasi, one of the highest penetrations of any society by an intelligence gathering organization


During the regime's final days in 1989-90, panicking Stasi officials attempted to shred the files of their documents, both using paper shredders and tearing them by hand when the shredders collapsed under the load. The hastily stored bags of paper pieces were found soon after and confiscated by the new government. In 1995, the German government hired a Zirndorf team to reassemble the documents; 6 years later the three dozen archivists commissioned on the projects were through only 300 bags; they then switched to computer-assisted data recovery to process the remaining 16,000 bags - estimated to contain 33 million pages. <4>

Stasi archives


Mielke and Stasi Officers
https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Stasi




http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=364x2187363

http://eastgermany.info/stasi.htm

[ernie]

A "healthy" dose of fear and suspicion for us to think about when we're hiding indoors, to get us twitching at the curtains; divide and rule.

Why do these "terrorists" never target their actual enemy? Why do the people who can't change the government policy always get targeted? Do they really believe that our governments represent us and are there to protect us?

I think we know who the real terrorists are.

[wake_up_bomb]

This is something that genuinely happened to me.

Last year I was suffering with my health a bit, I was pretty much bed bound, so I had all the curtains in my flat closed, as I was either in bed or wandering around in dressing gown, etc. One day someone rang my doorbell. I never answer the door if I'm not expecting someone, as it could be the TV Licensing Authority, and it was at the time the census was being run anyway, so I was avoiding them too. I had a peek through my curtains to see who it was, and there was a uniformed female police officer there, and her marked car was parked at the roadside. And I came to the conclusion that someone had probably reported the fact that I'd had my curtains drawn.

I don't know for sure, as I didn't answer the door to her, so I never found out what they wanted. But they never called back, so it can't exactly have been anything important.

[lesleypumpshaft]

Originally Posted by no_world_order

But, one interesting thing is the language :
"You may feel it´s probably nothing, but unless you trust your instincts and tell us we won´t be able to judge wether the information you have is important or not."

Classic programming, I think. There are many statements just n this one sentence:

- your instincts tell you to "tell it" to the police (what kinda instinct is this???)
- YOU might think its just your neighbour, but WE might judge if he´s a terrorist or not (WE da ones who judge shit, not you)
-You might feel its nothing, but the information you have is important (like an encouragement to everybody: "even you can denounce your neighbour, even if you didn´t think so up to this day!"

and the most important statement (you all noticed that before, I think):
- There are actually terrorists

I enjoyed your critique of the leaflet, thanks I thought you made an insightful and accurate analysis

Originally Posted by wake_up_bomb

This is something that genuinely happened to me.

Last year I was suffering with my health a bit, I was pretty much bed bound, so I had all the curtains in my flat closed, as I was either in bed or wandering around in dressing gown, etc. One day someone rang my doorbell. I never answer the door if I'm not expecting someone, as it could be the TV Licensing Authority, and it was at the time the census was being run anyway, so I was avoiding them too. I had a peek through my curtains to see who it was, and there was a uniformed female police officer there, and her marked car was parked at the roadside. And I came to the conclusion that someone had probably reported the fact that I'd had my curtains drawn.

I don't know for sure, as I didn't answer the door to her, so I never found out what they wanted. But they never called back, so it can't exactly have been anything important.

That sounds familiar, I was very much the same when I was ill.

[zegzy]

Originally Posted by lesleypumpshaft

That sounds familiar, I was very much the same when I was ill.

Passing immigrants on the lookout for new homes maybe thought that there was a chance that the people behind the curtains had topped themselves, then phoned the police 'in hope' to check it out knowing that if that turned out to have been the case, they would be able to position themselves first in the queue for your soon to be vacant homes.

[godspeed]

Phone the fuckers up and tell them your traumatized by their leaflet

just like the 61 witness's at Robert Green's trial

and demand the culprits get jail time too..........lol

[atomheartmother]

Find out the name of the printers that took the contract, call them up, ask to speak to whoever is in charge of sales, take their name, shop them.

A bit harsh, but it might prove a point if enough people do it - anonymously, of course.

[djhooker]

send it back or ring them up saying we do not want junk mail.