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"It's gotta happen ..the way people have behaved already is showing the way forward..the police will never keep control ..
It’ll be army too "
There's actually already been a Facebook post of the army on the street in London..but whether it's Photoshopped or not is another matter.. |
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over a year ago
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"Who's Marshall law, is he related to jude?
Haha predictive txt  "
I didn't even notice the spelling I was just being a clever little git, roll on sunday when I can get out of this bloody flat I'm going stir crazy. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Who's Marshall law, is he related to jude?
Haha predictive txt
I didn't even notice the spelling I was just being a clever little git, roll on sunday when I can get out of this bloody flat I'm going stir crazy."
Someone been on holiday then lol |
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"All the posts are either photoshopped, old photos, or are the cadets.
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I sorta thought so.. someone got a bit excited because they saw some trucks and tanks being transported on the motorway.. it's like..er this regularly happens.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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As schools are still on there was a lot of kids running around playing in the shopping centre and not at school because mummy doesn't want the kids in school. But they happy for them to run around the shopping centre ??? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Who's Marshall law, is he related to jude?
Haha predictive txt
I didn't even notice the spelling I was just being a clever little git, roll on sunday when I can get out of this bloody flat I'm going stir crazy.
Someone been on holiday then lol"
Sadly not, I'm not well, i have the symptoms, work made me self isolate, first time I've been off sick in 5 years it's doing my head in normally I'd have just pushed through it but given the Gov advice etc, I'm doing as I'm told for a change. |
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By *ndykayMan
over a year ago
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"Who's Marshall law, is he related to jude?
Haha predictive txt
I didn't even notice the spelling I was just being a clever little git, roll on sunday when I can get out of this bloody flat I'm going stir crazy.
Someone been on holiday then lol
Sadly not, I'm not well, i have the symptoms, work made me self isolate, first time I've been off sick in 5 years it's doing my head in normally I'd have just pushed through it but given the Gov advice etc, I'm doing as I'm told for a change."
Better to be safe than sorry. Water and paracetamol mate.
And maybe a perv at the sexy ladies too - just to keep your spirits up obviously  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The problem we have, is that a decade of austerity means there are limited police resources. A significant number are quarantining meaning even less are available. So if/when the government put us on lockdown he police are going to need help enforcing it. Simple as that |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Somebody had sent a whatsapp image through which showed a big long queue of troop carrier type vehicles. It looked like enough to re run D Day. So I think they do have something in mind."
I got that to . Apparently in Birmingham  |
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"Again, old photos. Those low loader vehicle moves are constant, that’s how they get around 365 days a year!"
Totally unrelated to the possible lock down, but crumbs - may I send a big ooooft in your direction?!  |
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By *oggoneMan
over a year ago
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Tech companies in the US are in discussion with the federal govt about using mobile phone data to monitor and control peoples movements. China used mobile technology to restrict peoples movements. In a city with a high population density like london, don't be surprised if mobile technology is used to stop people moving out of their area. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I did say yesterday on my what should you have in your freezers and cupboard thread that the military had been prepped and ready to enforce isolation if they need to. I only knew it cos I was speaking to my best friend yesterday who’s husband is serving military.
Would I personally mind if there were loads of soldiers outside patrolling the streets, hmm I’d probably call a few handsome ones inside for a good cup of tea! |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
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"Tech companies in the US are in discussion with the federal govt about using mobile phone data to monitor and control peoples movements. China used mobile technology to restrict peoples movements. In a city with a high population density like london, don't be surprised if mobile technology is used to stop people moving out of their area. "
Just switch your device to 2G , many people do this already, 2G antenna can’t track and is hard to intercept and there’s still good global coverage |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Are we close to lock down  "
If the virus keeps doubling the infection rate yes I think there will be a lock down just for all non important jobs and travel . I guess that’s why people are stock piling food. |
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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i can absolutely see something like a "dusk till dawn" curfew coming... with the army on the streets to enact it (that way freeing up police)
martial law in itself.... nah...... |
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Been calling the shutting of schools all week on Friday and was correct.
What I believe is coming next is a shut down of everything but essential transport and people allowed to go to work.
Limit on who shops and restrictions on what we can buy.All shops but supermarkets and pharmacies closed.
Then if the morons don't behave as you would like them to then I can see a total shut down enforced.
Would think starting to happen Monday.
Hope Im wrong but as the panic buying has proved the vast majority will need protecting from themselves |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Been calling the shutting of schools all week on Friday and was correct.
What I believe is coming next is a shut down of everything but essential transport and people allowed to go to work.
Limit on who shops and restrictions on what we can buy.All shops but supermarkets and pharmacies closed.
Then if the morons don't behave as you would like them to then I can see a total shut down enforced.
Would think starting to happen Monday.
Hope Im wrong but as the panic buying has proved the vast majority will need protecting from themselves"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I did say yesterday on my what should you have in your freezers and cupboard thread that the military had been prepped and ready to enforce isolation if they need to. I only knew it cos I was speaking to my best friend yesterday who’s husband is serving military.
Would I personally mind if there were loads of soldiers outside patrolling the streets, hmm I’d probably call a few handsome ones inside for a good cup of tea! "
Ooh yeah that's a positive  |
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"It's gotta happen ..the way people have behaved already is showing the way forward..the police will never keep control ..
It’ll be army too
There's actually already been a Facebook post of the army on the street in London..but whether it's Photoshopped or not is another matter.."
Well, if it's on Facebook!  |
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"Been calling the shutting of schools all week on Friday and was correct.
What I believe is coming next is a shut down of everything but essential transport and people allowed to go to work.
Limit on who shops and restrictions on what we can buy.All shops but supermarkets and pharmacies closed.
Then if the morons don't behave as you would like them to then I can see a total shut down enforced.
Would think starting to happen Monday.
Hope Im wrong but as the panic buying has proved the vast majority will need protecting from themselves"
Remember people fighting over plasma TV's during black Friday? We really shouldn't be surprised by this behaviour. |
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"Been calling the shutting of schools all week on Friday and was correct.
What I believe is coming next is a shut down of everything but essential transport and people allowed to go to work.
Limit on who shops and restrictions on what we can buy.All shops but supermarkets and pharmacies closed.
Then if the morons don't behave as you would like them to then I can see a total shut down enforced.
Would think starting to happen Monday.
Hope Im wrong but as the panic buying has proved the vast majority will need protecting from themselves
Remember people fighting over plasma TV's during black Friday? We really shouldn't be surprised by this behaviour. "
And this is the problem that the authorities will face.
I suspect that they will issue huge penalties to the first few that step out of line to bring the rest of the idiots in line. |
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Well if people keep behaving the way they are doing like ignoring the advice as some are in London I suspect measures will have to be implemented as the PM has now indicated.. Show some common sense and stop being so selfish then maybe we will all get there in the end. We are all in this together. |
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"A curfew yes, I fully expect it and unfortunately it'll be needed because people won't just stay home  "
Wont need it and it would be costly and use manpower to enforce that could be used elsewhere.
Just punish a the first couple of idiots that step out of line and make the consequence huge and show it on every news channel.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"A curfew yes, I fully expect it and unfortunately it'll be needed because people won't just stay home
Wont need it and it would be costly and use manpower to enforce that could be used elsewhere.
Just punish a the first couple of idiots that step out of line and make the consequence huge and show it on every news channel.
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France are using mobile phone tracking to monitor movement. |
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"A curfew yes, I fully expect it and unfortunately it'll be needed because people won't just stay home
Wont need it and it would be costly and use manpower to enforce that could be used elsewhere.
Just punish a the first couple of idiots that step out of line and make the consequence huge and show it on every news channel.
France are using mobile phone tracking to monitor movement."
Never work here as the bleeding hearts would be out complaining.
All you have to do is leave your phone indoors and hey presto you get round it. |
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"Are we close to lock down "
Probably, but nothing heavy, more police and army presence. Minor moments of looting may occur but that will be stamped out quickly.
Elderly, farmers and villages are most vulnerable and shouldn't be forgotten about.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"snipers on rooftops picking people off during curfew.
im all for it!
Yeah for sure , oh I’m a sharp shooter "
ex lives Eastbourne.
I'm saying no more..
Free chocolate for life... Lol |
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"Who's Marshall law, is he related to jude?
Haha predictive txt
I didn't even notice the spelling I was just being a clever little git, roll on sunday when I can get out of this bloody flat I'm going stir crazy.
Someone been on holiday then lol
Sadly not, I'm not well, i have the symptoms, work made me self isolate, first time I've been off sick in 5 years it's doing my head in normally I'd have just pushed through it but given the Gov advice etc, I'm doing as I'm told for a change."
Good boy! Otherwise you’ll pass it on to vulnerable people... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We don't even see a police officer where I live...
But do have barracks close by.
Whenever army's out in town the locals cause trouble..
Wooo.. This sounds fun..(not) . Riots ahead I predict |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
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The UK is about a week behind Ireland and last week We were overwhelmed with fake WhatsApp messages saying the army was on standby
Every message was the same stating that a good friend heard from his brother in the army and so on
All fake |
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"Somebody had sent a whatsapp image through which showed a big long queue of troop carrier type vehicles. It looked like enough to re run D Day. So I think they do have something in mind.
I got that to . Apparently in Birmingham "
If they really were in Birmingham someone ought to tell them that they are driving on the wrong side of the road.... ?? ?? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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We have no reason to believe Marshall law will happen.
It will be a similar situation to the rest of Europe.
Uncomfortable and worrying but we will get though this, we just need to stay calm and follow any new rules/laws. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"A curfew yes, I fully expect it and unfortunately it'll be needed because people won't just stay home
Wont need it and it would be costly and use manpower to enforce that could be used elsewhere.
Just punish a the first couple of idiots that step out of line and make the consequence huge and show it on every news channel.
France are using mobile phone tracking to monitor movement.
Never work here as the bleeding hearts would be out complaining.
All you have to do is leave your phone indoors and hey presto you get round it."
Michelle will simply die if she doesn’t have Facy to hand on her phone. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I have family near an army base in Suffolk. I had a message to say they were on the move.
I'm scared.
What’s to be scared of your own troops? "
nope their shadows |
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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago
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"Tech companies in the US are in discussion with the federal govt about using mobile phone data to monitor and control peoples movements. China used mobile technology to restrict peoples movements. In a city with a high population density like london, don't be surprised if mobile technology is used to stop people moving out of their area. "
It's called 5g. |
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By *etLikeMan
over a year ago
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"Community police were challenging people to maintain distance in shopping centre apparently. "
How were they doing this? Perhaps taking each person to one side and having a word in their ear? Oh wait... |
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Can I be a Marshal.
I'll supply my own horse and chaps.
I can see myself riding round the village with my big, fuck off hat and cap gun, lasooing pensioners if they wander out with their shopping trolleys without a letter from the sherrif. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Can I be a Marshal.
I'll supply my own horse and chaps.
I can see myself riding round the village with my big, fuck off hat and cap gun, lasooing pensioners if they wander out with their shopping trolleys without a letter from the sherrif. "
Haha predictive text |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The government have this morning on the BBC news categorically denied that a Macron style police boots on the streets style lock down is being discussed, so yes it's coming soon
Seriously, we will have a recommendation to self impose a lock down but if people continue to ignore it we will see the police and army on the streets |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Rumours the military are being put in places already so wait and seeonly for government buildings
And supermarkets won't be surprised "
Actually that was a joke but no I wouldn’t be either! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"It's gotta happen ..the way people have behaved already is showing the way forward..the police will never keep control ..
It’ll be army too "
I was talking to daughter about the army helping out the NHS like they have in the past. We have now been advised that 20,000 have been allocated to help the NHS and police. |
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People in Britain will not wear it. It all has to be done by coercion. Any use of force would certainly lead to many taking to the streets, me included.... Many may not agree but our liberty is worth defending.... Hopefully it will be here long after the virus has gone. Once lost difficult to recover... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Tech companies in the US are in discussion with the federal govt about using mobile phone data to monitor and control peoples movements. China used mobile technology to restrict peoples movements. In a city with a high population density like london, don't be surprised if mobile technology is used to stop people moving out of their area. "
Lol so what you saying then Maybe leave your phone at home when you go out ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Tech companies in the US are in discussion with the federal govt about using mobile phone data to monitor and control peoples movements. China used mobile technology to restrict peoples movements. In a city with a high population density like london, don't be surprised if mobile technology is used to stop people moving out of their area.
Lol so what you saying then Maybe leave your phone at home when you go out !"
The rise of burner phones  |
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By *etLikeMan
over a year ago
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As far back as 3rd March, military options were published, so I wouldn’t call any of it panic; just being prepared.
From the document freely available on the Covid 19 section on .gov
4.39 The ministry of Defence has put in place plans to ensure the delivery of its key operations in the UK and overseas. There are also well practised arrangements for Defence to provide support to Civil Authorities if requested |
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