(3 March 2013, 19:34)Skean Dhude Wrote: (3 March 2013, 11:47)Geordie_Rob Wrote: Personally I think it's a great method of information gathering. I would rather the police investigated 100 innocent people (including myself or any family member) than not investigate 1 person who then packs the large amount of chemicals into the car they bought for cash without testing it & blowing myself or a loved on up.
Just my 2 penny's worth
I'm a tad disappointed you think that way. Of course it is up to you but personally i don't want to be investigated. If it isn't an issue for you why don't you get a terrorist check up and inform on yourself. Let us know how it went.
All this does is get a million false positives and there isn't enough resources to check them all so the bad guys fall through the holes just like the 7/7 bombers.
Wankers.
I'm not saying I would want to be investigated. I said I would rather they investigated reports of suspicious activity than didn't. Lets face it, they won't find much on me except a bit extra food & a few legally held weapons. I've got nothing to hide from anyone. Imagine if you saw something you knew in your heart wasnt right & you rang the police or whoever & they done nothing, then the people you reported blew up on of your loved ones. You would be furious (rightly so).
As for this whole opsec, I can understand wanting to keep a low profile in your local area. But do you really think the checkout lad or lass at morrisons cares if you're buying 50 tins of beans & 24 extra bog roll? I know when I worked in a supermarket I didn't care & we certainly weren't asked to report it or anything.
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