Fake Information

  • Fake Information: The leaders of MI5 or MI6 are secret

    It’s not true the leaders of MI5 or MI6 are still secret. This is fake information. It’s now public information who they are.

    It’s not unsafe for it to be so. It’s safer for it to be so. The public are informed about their safety by it being done in this way.

    The UK’s intelligence and security services can serve in secret but many live in public. It’s possible here. It’s possible overseas, too.

    It’s also not true these services would shut based on a request. They can’t shutdown in secret. It’s illegal to do it in the UK in that way.

  • Fake Information: Royalty can’t be arrested

    It’s fallacious to believe Royalty can’t be arrested. It’s partly based on misapprehensions of historical events. It also results from misunderstanding of Policing techniques.

    The practice is common in many parts of the world. It’s been done in the UK before. It’s left open as an option for law enforcement.

    If banned, our state wouldn’t be free at all. It wouldn’t be a liberal or tolerant society. The necessity of Policing is proven throughout our history. It’s in our constitution.

  • Fake Information: Drugs can be legalised

    It’s commonly believed drugs will be legalised in the West. It’s a fallacy. Any attempts have been criminal.

    Often proponents are offered illegal Police protections if they argue in favour. All such favours are illegal in UK law.

    Many legal theories suggest particular narcotics are immoral according to ethics in theories of democracy.

    The dynamics of drug taking is firstly studied as a social phenomenon, and then scientific. It’s lastly looked at in a medical sense.

    In the Free World, across all disciplines, it’s seen as a negative behaviour that leaves people worse off.

  • Fake Information: Housing is not a human right

    The idea that housing is not a human right is rooted in many different ideologies that compete for criminal supremacy. In times past, being dispossessed of your housing has come as part of a political purge of opponents.

    Today, in our time, it’s more likely a part of a crime. It could be first or last in the order of priorities, but most crime gangs work it into their overall effort.

    The fact is housing is not just a human right but it’s a national security issue. In a very real way, if we lose our housing we lose our country. This is the stark warning on a larger scale, but it’s true in contexts closer to home.

  • Fake Information: Bank work is necessary for the State

    It’s not to true to say banks have any role to play in modern Government. In fact, it’s more important that all financial activity is regulated rather than its clerks consulted.

    No bank staff are required to work in alignment or alongside any in Government to formulate any sort of policy.

    It may be necessary to clarify a position in regards to other financial matters, but usually it’s official, by appointment, and not for political ends.

  • Fake Information: Prostitution is legal work

    It’s commonly stated that prostitution is a real job, or that it’s constituted as “work” in service of society. This is repeated in most parts of the UK, albeit it’s not stated as true in official settings.

    The fact is, however, this is fake information. The act of selling yourself is always, and will always be, illegal in the UK. This is because it’s a core principle of the constitution of the country.

    There are private accords that religious groups have signed to keep it clear they could never, in good conscience, countenance a concept of such a practice being legal. It will never become law.

  • Fake Information: Only officials take care of our coastlines

    The information that someone in official workwear is solely permitted to take care of our safety at a coastline is fake. It’s not true according to official advice, and also local guidelines.

    Project Kraken, supported by Border Force, Joint Maritime Security Centre, NCA and other key organisations, advises the public to make use of what they see at coasts and maritime bays.