A Study in Insanity -- David Cameron

"Britain is too tolerant and should interfere more in people's lives, says David Cameron"

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Frightening Story of the INSANE at:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/britain-is-too-tolerant-and-should-interfere-more-in-peoples-lives-says-david-cameron-10246517.html

Initially sourced from:

http://www.newsforage.com/2015/05/britain-is-too-tolerant-and-should.html

People can only shake their heads in amazement and wonder when reality forces them to consider that absolutely insane creatures have been placed into positions of authority and policy-making.  When the truly insane are put in charge of running the "ZOO", humanity devolves to the levels of depravity we see around us today.

I am aghast at the import of what this article and this man display.  The message and import are sobering, while setting off Alarm Bells across my entire physiology!  I consider that THIS is what these Control Freaks are all about, and it triggers my "Fight or Flight" instincts immediately.  Wanna see a frightening dystopian world?  Look no further than the nightmares of men and women like Mr. Cameron.  (Cue Hillary Clinton or any of the other selections offered by the Controllers).  {shivers...retching...turning off the lights}.

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Aaargh!!!

"Britain is too “passively tolerant” and should not leave people to live their lives as they please just because they obey the law, David Cameron has said.

At the National Security Council today Mr Cameron unveiled a series of measures that he said would crack down on people holding minority “extremist” views that differed from Britain’s consensus.

“For too long, we have been a passively tolerant society, saying to our citizens 'as long as you obey the law, we will leave you alone',” he said.

“It's often meant we have stood neutral between different values. And that's helped foster a narrative of extremism and grievance.”

Speaking on BBC Radio 4 today, however, the Home Secretary Theresa May said that tolerance and rule of law were ‘British values’.

“[The measures are part of a] bigger picture, a strategy which will also have as a key part of it actually promoting our British values, our values of democracy, rule of law, tolerance and acceptance of different faiths,” she said.

She said the measures would focus on “seeking to undermine the very values that make us a great country to live in”.

Ms May first set out the proposals presented by Mr Cameron before the general election but was prevented from bringing them forward by the Liberal Democrats. The package of powers, first proposed in March, would allow courts to force a person to send their tweets and Facebook posts to the police for approval. Ofcom will have new powers to pressurize broadcasters which show content deemed “extreme” while the Charity Commission would be mandated to scrutinize charities who “misappropriate funds”."

Update 5-15-15:  This subject has now crossed Infowars' Radar Screen:

http://www.infowars.com/uk-prime-minister-david-cameron-proclaims-its-not-enough-to-follow-the-law-you-must-love-big-brother/

UK Prime Minister David Cameron Proclaims – It’s Not Enough to Follow the Law, You Must Love Big Brother

“The creepiest thing David Cameron has ever said.”

Note:  "Cameron is fifth cousin twice removed from the Queen" -- sourced from the following interesting article

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/moslive/article-1215635/Our-Boys-Bullingdon-The-early-years-David-Cameron-Boris-Johnson.html#ixzz3aDRUXfYi

Quite interesting info on Cameron here.  I suggest you take just the few minutes required to absorb it and watch the 3 1/2 minute video at the end:

href="http://conspiracytruths.co.uk/davidcameron.html">http://conspiracytruths.co.uk/davidcameron.html