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  • #31
    Re: Police Surveillance

    Originally posted by Taunton Blue Genie View Post
    Howdy, old fruit. I'm having a battle with a semi-illiterate Police investigator who can't construct a sentence properly and who refuses to refer to my original complain rather than the fabricated and incorrect one that one of his colleagues submitted to him. It's a bloody circus. I have therefore demanded that the complaint go to an ombudsman or similar - as the Police effectively investigated (and have now dismissed) their own fabricated version. He has refused to accept a second complaint about the latter but I'm not letting that go either.

    You couldn't make it but...... but they do, apparently.
    Howdy. It doesn't surprise me at all. The more I read of examples like yours, the more it reminds me of Terry Gilliam's; Brazil. If you haven't seen it then I'd recommend it. It won't solve your problem I'm afraid.

    I'm choosing my battles very carefully these days so they don't consume too much energy/time....both are precious.

    Science Fiction has an uncanny way of predicting the future.
    Last edited by Citizen's Nephew; 15-03-24, 08:56. Reason: Vanity...grammer...quantum physics

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    • #32
      Re: Police Surveillance

      Originally posted by Citizen's Nephew View Post
      Howdy. It doesn't surprise me at all. The more I read of examples like yours, the more it reminds me of Terry Gilliam's; Brazil. If you haven't seen it then I'd recommend it. It won't solve your problem I'm afraid.

      I'm choosing my battles very carefully these days so they don't consume too much energy/time....both are precious.

      Science Fiction has an uncanny way of predicting the future.
      It's all very Kafkaesque.

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      • #33
        Re: Police Surveillance

        Originally posted by Citizen's Nephew View Post
        Howdy. It doesn't surprise me at all. The more I read of examples like yours, the more it reminds me of Terry Gilliam's; Brazil. If you haven't seen it then I'd recommend it. It won't solve your problem I'm afraid.

        I'm choosing my battles very carefully these days so they don't consume too much energy/time....both are precious.

        Science Fiction has an uncanny way of predicting the future.
        The Origins of Totalitarianism is a fun read.

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        • #34
          Re: Police Surveillance

          Originally posted by Taunton Blue Genie View Post
          It's all very Kafkaesque.

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          • #35
            Re: Police Surveillance

            Originally posted by Wales-Bales View Post
            The Origins of Totalitarianism is a fun read.


            I'd watch the musical!. Seriously though, I'm trying to confine my reading to lighter stuff these days. This message board is a rabbit hole I struggle with enough.

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