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Scotland Yard has been captured by the “woke mind virus” and no longer treats citizens equally under the law, a veteran police officer has claimed.
Rick Prior, the former chairman of the Metropolitan Police Federation, said the force had prioritised equalising outcomes among different ethnic groups over ensuring equality of opportunity for more than a decade.

The question now is, what do we do about it?

Which is a problem. Cultures are notoriously difficult to change. It’s taken them these decades to get to this point, where the idea of equity not equality dominates. So, how do we shift it back?

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Ottokring
Ottokring
2 months ago

It all boils down to whom they employ.

This could be dealt with quite quickly within a few recruiting cycles.

A clear out at the top is of course necessary, but that can be achieved within one tranche of executions.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
2 months ago
Reply to  Ottokring

Changing organizational culture involves much more than “a few recruiting cycles” – not least because new recruits in the transitional stage tend to be infected with the old culture. Piecemeal change encourages dissent and resistance. It is better to fix a D-Day when definitive change will be implemented. In preparation, the management team should have reviewed and redesigned all policies, procedures, standards, systems and structures ready for D-Day, and all active opponents of change removed. Then the changes must be advocated, demonstrated, policed and incentivised so as to shift behaviour, and then…

Ottokring
Ottokring
2 months ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

Yeah true, but at the top is where it counts. Hence my ‘one tranche of executions’.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
2 months ago
Reply to  Ottokring

Fantasize away, but executions are never going to happen…

bloke in spain
bloke in spain
2 months ago

Institutional capture is going to be an enormous problem for an incoming Reform government, if it happens. Police are going to be the least of their problems. You can’t get people to change if they don’t want to change. They can’t just fire a million people. They’d have a million wrongful dismissal actions in courts where the judiciary are favourable to the Left.
This is why I keep saying, don’t expect democracy to change anything. Learn from the Left. Use extra-democratic methods. Civil unrest & Intimidation. What the Left’s been doing for the last 70 years. Interestingly, our mate Tommy Robinson looks like he’s building a movement to do it. It’s certainly not going to be done by a bunch of curtain twitchers, which is what most Brit non-Left are.

JuliaM
2 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

‘They can’t just fire a million people’

It’ll take more than that! .

The Original Jim
The Original Jim
2 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

They can’t just fire a million people. They’d have a million wrongful dismissal actions in courts where the judiciary are favourable to the Left.”

They can if they abolish the laws on unfair dismissal first. If the State can unilaterally change the legal relationship between the millions of people who are landlords and tenants, it can unilaterally change the relationship between millions of employers and employee.

Bloke in South Dorset
Bloke in South Dorset
2 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

Fire them by statute. Not even by criteria, because then they can be challenged in court as to whether they’ve applied the criteria properly. Just a huge schedule with a list of names.

bloke in spain
bloke in spain
2 months ago

You & Jim amaze me. And you think the Left are just going to sit back & let them do it? They will take extra-democratic action. As they always do. Public sector strikes. Civil disobedience.Demonstrations. Riots. They’ll make the country ungovernable.

Mr Womby
Mr Womby
2 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

They’ll make the country ungovernable.”
I think that ship has already sailed.

jgh
jgh
2 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

If they go on strike, simply accept their refusal to work as their resignation.

Mohave Greenie
Mohave Greenie
2 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

Public sector strikes don’t seem to be a problem. With government shutdowns, we’ve had essentially that here. Most normal people don’t even notice.

The Original Jim
The Original Jim
2 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

I wouldn’t try to sack public sector employees myself, I’d just reduce their budgets instead. Cut a department’s budget by 50% and make them make themselves redundant.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
2 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

I broadly agree with OJ and BiSD. Begin with a Great Repeal Bill, then fire ’em by statute – no redundancy payments or golden farewells – if they disobey orders. Riots and strikes to prevent the implementation of Government policy? Enforce the law, as far as possible. The extra-parliamentary right will likely do the rest without encouragement. And a Reform Government keeps its hands clean, while the leftoids take the blame for the anarchy…

Ottokring
Ottokring
2 months ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

Firing squads and trips on helicopters ( Chinooks wuth the back doors diwn ).

Agammamon
Agammamon
2 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

Public sector strikes, sure – but who cares if the PS is doing harmful things? This means they won’t be for a while.

The average person is not going to do civil disobedience – not even the Muslims.

And you see the state the country is when it is governable.

Interested
Interested
2 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

Are you a different Bloke In Spain from the one who’s always chiding those of us still clinging to this Atlantic rock for our weakness and lack of action?

Because that Bloke in Spain seems to think that armed insurrection is viable.

Agammamon
Agammamon
2 months ago
Reply to  bloke in spain

We did.

Jimmers
Jimmers
2 months ago

Start at the top. Most of the rank and file will be going along with DEI for an easy life. Once the voice for above changes so will they.
This will include removing all DEI trainers etc and recruiting more robust staff from now on.

The Original Jim
The Original Jim
2 months ago
Reply to  Jimmers

Also make it illegal to have Black and Muslim police organisations, or rather instant dismissal if you join one.

Bloke in South Dorset
Bloke in South Dorset
2 months ago

Tag it on to whatever it is that stops them joining the Masons.

Addolff
Addolff
2 months ago

Ah, but it’s just making up for the decades of racism* carried out by plod against all those innocent black blokes, so it’s a good thing…………

*or colonialism, or the transatlantic slave trade, or white privilege or…….something.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
2 months ago
Reply to  Addolff

1000021012
Stonyground
Stonyground
2 months ago
Reply to  Addolff

With regard to racism carried out by plod against all those innocent black blokes.

This was supposed to be the situation in the US when the whole BLM crap kicked off. Where were all those innocent black men who had been shot by trigger happy cops? Surely there should have been a lengthy role call of them but insteaf their poster boy was a vile thug who died of a drug overdose.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
2 months ago
Reply to  Addolff

…or climate change or Brexit?

JuliaM
2 months ago

Disband the forces. Knock down the buildings. Salt the earth. Recruit anew.

Charlie Suet
Charlie Suet
2 months ago

“Are you now, or have you ever been, a Blairite?”

dearieme
dearieme
2 months ago

Cultures are notoriously difficult to change”: decades ago I said as much about the school teachers. A colleague disagreed: “my wife’s a teacher and she reckons most aren’t true believers: they’ll just turn when the wind blows”.

So all we need is a Witch-finder General.

Daniel
Daniel
2 months ago
Reply to  dearieme

Almost everyone I know who has gone into teaching has been a true believer.

Those who haven’t been, have described a witch hunter like environment where they basically have to confess sins and swear allegiance to certain beliefs. Most couldn’t hack it and left.

Clearing out teaching is going to be herculean.

grist
grist
2 months ago

I knew about the Black Police Officers Association but the Muslim one did throw me for a bit. What with that and the Manchester airport thugs, I’m convinced we’ve exceed critical mass and the bomb will go off….

Gamecock
Gamecock
2 months ago
Reply to  grist

Exactly.

You are in early collapse in the prosperity-decadence-collapse cycle.

So, how do we shift it back?

You can’t. It’s too late. It’s unavoidable.

As comments above point out, it’s baked in now. The question for now is, “What will the collapse look like?”

I think one thing will be a rise in vigilantism. Why call the police?

Also, overt assault on invaders.

Government has failed in its prime duties. The people will/are being forced to take over the job [they are paying others to do].

And your industry leaves.

And your energy costs are the highest in Europe.

You are sofa king dead.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamecock

You are in early collapse in the prosperity-decadence-collapse cycle.

If so, then so is the West as a whole – including the US. A J Toynbee noticed how civilisations and societies often rally several times before collapse. Under Trump, the US is experiencing such a rally, but the signs of modern decadence are still there – eg hyper-polarisation of politics, loss of trust in the judiciary/civil service/electoral system, deindustrialisation, deficit spending, decaying infrastructure, decline in life expectancy, elite overproduction, demographic stagnation…

Gamecock
Gamecock
2 months ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

What is your point?

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamecock

What’s your reading age? My point is that the whole of the West is decadent.

Gamecock
Gamecock
2 months ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

Can they fit all that on your tombstone?

Ottokring
Ottokring
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamecock

You are sofa king dead.

Captain Clark’s Ottoman Empire, if you’ve seen Backrooms.

Alan Peakall
Alan Peakall
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamecock

It is too late to stop the fall, but it is not too late to shorten the interregnum of barbarism before the rise of the new and stronger Second United Kingdom. If you excavate the basement of Downing Street you may unearth the vault in which is periodically projected a hologram of the Iron Lady putting her handbag to one side before expounding on the character of the most recently concluded Thatcher Crisis (with apologies to Asimov’s Foundation Trilogy).

john77
john77
2 months ago
Reply to  Alan Peakall

There was no Thatcher crisis (except for the Labour Party which found itself out of office and largely – i.e. except for the moles it had planted within the civil service – out of power)

Philip Scott Thomas
Philip Scott Thomas
2 months ago

Any solution also has to factor in the Police Federation of England and Wales.

‘Many observers mistakenly equate the Police Federation with a trade union. This is technically an incorrect assumption, as it was set up specifically by the government of the day not to be a trade union; however in reality the Federation does function in a similar manner. It negotiates with key decision makers including the government and chief constables on all matters concerning its membership’s pay, allowances, hour of duty, annual leave, pensions and other conditions of service.’

Gamecock
Gamecock
2 months ago

Clive Pinder*:
 

The culture that handcuffed Henry Nowak was not imported in 2020. Macpherson planted the seed in 1999. The College of Policing, Theresa May’s well-intentioned creation, hardwired it into national policing standards from 2014. BLM, born from a 2013 hashtag and turbocharged by Floyd’s death, simply moved into an institution that had left the door open, then redecorated.

It wasn’t just policing. Universities rewrote curricula. Corporations hired chief diversity officers by the hundreds. The BBC ran unconscious bias training. The metropolitan elite embraced the new orthodoxy with the zeal of the recently converted and the intolerance of the newly devout.

 
People you depend on abdicated their duties to pursue perverse programs. This is what decadence looks like.

Due to pluralistic ignorance, you are stuck there.

The ONLY way you can recover without collapse is for the press to ditch the bull, and tell the people what a great country you are.

You need editorial collapse at BBC. They are responsible for the pluralistic ignorance. Only they can fix it.

What can you do? Pickets at Broadcasting House.

https://dailysceptic.org/2026/06/07/the-tories-co-wrote-this-tragedy-can-badenoch-rewrite-the-ending/

jgh
jgh
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamecock

We may have a way out there, the government has committed to clamping down on misinformation, so clearly that means they’ll be shutting down the BBC.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamecock

The culture that handcuffed Henry Nowak was not imported…

Wrong! Homegrown in the UK, yes, but from materials imported from the home of wokery, the USA. The modern focus on identity politics, gender theory, ‘systemic’ justice and group rights is an American cultural export that has heavily influenced life and politics in the UK, the rest of the West and beyond. Specifically, American universities, Hollywood and Silicon Valley corporations have vigorously disseminated ‘the woke virus’ by incorporatingDEI ideas into their global output. The civilisational damage to the West is incalculable.

Gamecock
Gamecock
2 months ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

Whah! Whah! Whah!

“We are all responsible for our own salvation.”

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamecock

Civilisational salvation is impossible without neutralising the springs of wokery in the US.

Gamecock
Gamecock
2 months ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

“It’s America’s fault.”

That’ll fit on your tombstone.

Theophrastus
Theophrastus
2 months ago
Reply to  Gamecock

I’m not blaming America. I am identifying some American institutions (Silicon Valley, Hollywood, the universities) as the source of the woke infection.

Gamecock
Gamecock
2 months ago
Reply to  Theophrastus

And that helps you how?

Interested
Interested
2 months ago

Sack every chief constable, and his deputy and assistants, without compensation and subject to criminal investigation (absolutely crawl through their careers, you’ll find something), and make all superintendents and chief superintendents reapply for their jobs.

Invite applications from all members of each force, stipulating you’re only looking for nasty bastards who don’t believe in woke bollocks, and if you get a decent PC (or sgt/inspector) who is bright, experienced and has ideas make him the new chief.

Obviously do away with hate crime, the college of policing, and increase stop and search. Stop and search the fuckers till the pips squeak, and then do it more.

Ivor
Ivor
2 months ago

Personalise it.

Like with Hants & IOW police.

Don’t go after the policemen. They are dupes.

Find the name of the company that provided the training, and the person that procured them. Examine that relationship, following the money. Who owns the training company? What are their connections?

Publicise what you find.

Steve
Steve
2 months ago

And anudder thing, Police and Crime Commissioners should be led out into the woods, forced to dig their own graves, then shot.

When was the last time a PCC did anything useful? (The next time will be when they’re fertiliser)

john77
john77
2 months ago
Reply to  Steve

Policing in my county has improved since they created PCCs. The mere fact that they have to report to someone in the county who might understand what they are doing creates a change in incentives.

Steve
Steve
2 months ago
Reply to  john77

Has it? I’ve never heard of a PCC do anything useful.

I’ve seen them photographed having a laugh with chief constables. Given the widespread involvement of British police in enabling Islamic paedophile rape gangs, if PCCs were doing their job, we’d expect to have seen somebody sacked over the years.

That’s never happened, because PCCs are useless parasites who add no value.

Philip Scott Thomas
Philip Scott Thomas
2 months ago

Some years ago we used to have a regular contributor here who would come up with the most blood-curdling punishments that made the Spanish Inquisition look like a vicar’s tea party. In fact, other commenters used to use his handle to suggest punishments for others. But for the life of me I can’t remember his name.

Bloke in Wales
Bloke in Wales
2 months ago

Do you mean Mr Ecks?

Ottokring
Ottokring
2 months ago
Reply to  Bloke in Wales

Ecksy was a pussycat.

Nessimmersion
Nessimmersion
2 months ago

I thought some of his suggestions were quite proportionate

Steve
Steve
2 months ago

PCCs = parasitic cunts and cowards.

Here’s what the useless cow who is PCC for the police force that killed Henry Nowak is doing:

Police and Crime Commissioner Donna Jones has asked His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) to conduct an urgent inspection into the matters arising from the murder of Henry Nowak on 3 December 2025 in Southampton.

An urgent inspection, ffs.

Should have sacked the chief constable immediately, but PCCs don’t hold police to account, they help them evade responsibility.

Last edited 2 months ago by Steve
Bloke in South Dorset
Bloke in South Dorset
2 months ago
Reply to  Steve

Yup. This happened 6 months ago. Any inquiries announced now are just trying to diffuse the protests.

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