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'We warned you this would happen', MPs tell Home Office to tackle police cuts
Gonad the Barbarian
Will it change anything? No. All that will happen is the government will roll out the same tired phrases, "the police do a difficult job blah blah and we've given them the funding to do this job blah blah". Remember we're all "crying wolf"
Unfortunately ideology trumps reality.
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Gonad the Barbarian
Will it change anything? No. All that will happen is the government will roll out the same tired phrases, "the police do a difficult job blah blah and we've given them the funding to do this job blah blah". Remember we're all "crying wolf"
Unfortunately ideology trumps reality.
