While the UK sleeps on oblivious, the search term "Martial Law UK" is world's most searched for phrase

Where is Boris Johnson and what will he do about this?

The search term "Martial Law UK" has just become the most searched for phrase in the world according to Google Trends.

The screenshot above was taken at 11pm UK time. Look at the right and see what the most searched for phrase is.

Yet, bizarrely, it's not a phrase that anyone in the UK appears to have been researching. See the chart on the left.

The phenomenal worldwide concern about the state of our rights, freedoms and liberties follows a broadcast by Alex Jones highlighting comments by Metropolitan Police Commissioner, Sir Paul Stephenson - which HAVE been reported by the Daily Telegraph - in which he seemingly suggests that protest marches could be banned.

One of the most concerning sections of the report from the Daily Telegraph is this:

Sir Paul said he did not want a "paramilitary model" of policing in Britain but admitted a fresh review is taking place of whether or not water cannon should be used against rioters.

“I do not want to engage in an arms race, a knee jerk reaction to thugs and hooligans who do not know how to behave when they are accompanied by an overwhelming number who want to demonstrate peacefully.

“I am most reluctant to move towards this but at the same time we should keep everything under review.” (our emphasis)

Now, nobody could have more criticised the protests that we saw from the supposed 'students' last week than this blogger. They were a disgrace in so many ways.

However, people have the right to peaceful protest.

And instead of cracking down on the corruption of the political class and their faceless Sir Humphries, the police seem determined to protect them rather than protecting we, the people who are actually their employers.

So, we've heard lots about water cannon, rubber bullets and now banning protest marches altogether.

Maybe if the police were to enforce the treason laws, there'd be less for the public to want to protest at.

Maybe if the fleecing of the taxpayer in dodgy expense claims had been resolved so that all who appeared to have something to answer for were made to do so...

Oh look, we could go on and on and on. Again. Repeating ourselves ad nausea.

How can the public be expected to behave if the politicians are corrupt, treacherous, self-serving liars in the pay of big corporations, acting in defiance of our common law and WRITTEN constitution.

We're getting lawless in this country. And a lot of the most serious lawlessness is being conducted by the political class.

But it does not help matters to - in response - target the public.

Wrong target.

But have it as you will.

The entire world is now looking at the United Kingdom thinking that we're now no longer a sick police state but have, instead, descended under total martial law.

In a way, I wouldn't mind martial law, as administered by the armed forces (not that we have any anymore).

But the military top brass could do us all a favour and weed out the corruption in the political class and put this country back onto it's feet with our common law and constitution reinstalled.

Instead, we're a sad, sick, laughing stock of the world.

And stories like this won't encourage tourists to come and take photographs of buildings that we, the British people aren't allowed to photograph any more, too fearful of being arrested for having a camera in public.

Thinking about it... yup, we really are as bad as the world - according to Google Trends - has just been finding out that we are.

See also:
Harbingers Journal - A Police State