I was an MP in the Army. It was made to understand, we were there to protect officers, especially high ranking officers. All other considerations and enlisted were expendable. That is what I had a problem with. Why I treated officers with disguised contempt. Protect you? Watch me step aside.
They Won’t Protect You
One of the most difficult things for people to understand, and young women in particular, is that neither the police nor the government are there to protect them. To the contrary, all of the evidence demonstrates that they collectively regard young women as expendable whenever it is necessary to protect someone who is well-connected.
Bombshell new evidence in the murder of Julie Ward in Kenya was locked in a safe by Scotland Yard – allowing her suspected killer to escape justice, her family allege today.
The then Kenyan President’s playboy son Jonathan Moi should have been arrested after the explosive new testimony against him. But thanks to an alleged cover-up involving the Yard, the Foreign Office and the Kenyan authorities, he lived as a free man for the rest of his life.
Moi was never properly investigated, let alone brought to trial.
Perhaps most shocking of all is the alleged collusion of the British government and Scotland Yard in the international cover-up.
The police and the government are there to a) maintain public order and b) protect the elite from the masses. They have neither the responsibility nor the ability to protect individuals who insist on making themselves easy and obvious targets for the ill-intentioned. In fact, as the case of Julie Ward shows, they will even go so far as to hide the evidence left behind by the malefactors if the responsible parties are sufficiently well-connected.