Prepare for the roll out of the Global Order Military Police force

Run_to_da_hills

Don’t worry about French UN troops, Spanish UN troops, Romanian UN troops or any other UN troops being used to quell rebellions in western nations due to bank bailouts, NAMA, swine flu vaccine demonstrations, or any other unpopular or corrupt acts by government.

So if there is trouble beyond the capabilities of An Garda Siochaina these guys will be called in and we will have no constitution left to protect us against this Global police force. :eek:

From their reputation these guys are as tough as nails, we have heard of true horror stories of police corruption iand brutality from holiday makers who have been locked up abroad and detained for petty public order offenses.

Have you heard of the international military police force at the hands of the EU. Never heard of it? Read below.

"The EU’s military police force can be deployed to squash public disobedience making sure the the status quo otherwise called “public order” - is maintained keeping the public in order for it’s managers".

The following is official text from the European Gendarmerie Force, September 16th 2009:

“The European Gendarmerie Force (EGF) is an initiative of 5 EU Member States - France, Italy, The Netherlands, Portugal and Spain – aimed at improving the crisis management capability in sensitive areas. Since Wednesday, 17th December 2008, the High Level Interdepartmental Committee Meeting (CIMIN) decided to welcome the Romanian Gendarmerie to become a full member of the EGF. Therefore the EGF consists from that moment of 6 member states.

“EGF responds to the need to rapidly conduct all the spectrum of civil security actions, either on its own or in parallel with the military intervention, by providing a multinational and effective tool.

http://www.eurogendfor.org/

Penn

Do you make those images yourself or is there a site that does them all?

I only ask, because, why include them? Why do you need the added scaremongering if you are already confident that the information you are including is substantial enough to be taken seriously on its own merits?

bonkey

If you have an issue with images, PM the user in question, take it to the Feedback thread, or report the post.

Discussing it here is only going to derail the thread before its even begun

Undergod

In fairness, the French riot at the drop of a beret, this might be a good idea.
Can the gendarmerie of other countries agree to sign up or something, like it was originally 5 and then the romanians joined?

getz

ex russian satellite countries, like rumania, poland ect would be keen to join,this is only the thin edge of the wedge,a EU armed [army/police] is also envisaged by some EU political minds,then we will have some fun on the russian borders

Again you are blowing stuff way out of proportion and scaremongering.

There is no evidence that these guys will be deployed inside the EU, let alone have extraordinary powers over those of the local police force.

But when has lack of evidence stopped you?

And can you provide a single example of them wrongful imprisoning someone?

Oh and even though you're going to ignore this question, like you do all difficult and important ones: what part of the Lisbon Treaty removes any of the protection our constitution offers?

6th

King Mob wrote: »

Again you are blowing stuff way out of proportion and scaremongering.

There is no evidence that these guys will be deployed inside the EU, let alone have extraordinary powers over those of the local police force.

But when has lack of evidence stopped you?

And can you provide a single example of them wrongful imprisoning someone?

Oh and even though you're going to ignore this question, like you do all difficult and important ones: what part of the Lisbon Treaty removes any of the protection our constitution offers?

Again here you are attacking the poster with personal digs. With your previous infractions and bans thats a 2 week ban.

Run_to_da_hills

getz wrote: »

ex russian satellite countries, like rumania, poland ect would be keen to join,this is only the thin edge of the wedge,a EU armed [army/police] is also envisaged by some EU political minds,then we will have some fun on the russian borders

Turkey which is not even a part of the EU as yet has an interest in this up and coming globalised police force.

Turkey applied in 2005 to become an observer member of the European Gendarmerie force.



"During the High Level Interdepartmental Committee (CIMIN) meeting in Paris on the 13 of May 2009, Turkey was accepted as an observer country. Both CIMIN and Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that: “Turkey's participation in the force will constitute another value in addition to its contributions to International Security "

Turkish cops are probably the most brutal on the face of the planet, anyone see Midnight Express?. Could you imagine these being rapidly deployed on O' Connell St. :eek:

http://www.eurogendfor.org/

getz

german chancellor said the aim is to creat a common army, new EU constitution, such a constitution would ease the way to a EU army,experts said,plenty of info about this on the web ,even wicki

Run_to_da_hills

Could you imagine a demonstration at the Dail over major budget cutbacks imposed by Brussels. 200,000 expected. It would take less than three hours to round up and deploy an international police force on the ground from anywhere in the EU that would outnumber such a crowd in strength and control. Dublin and Baldonnel airports would have to give top priority to such a police force the Port Tunnel would also be of a great benefit for troop movement into the city center.

getz

i bet they would have to pay the toll like the rest of us

humanji

Out of curiosity, why has it taken you 3 years to complain about them? What have they recently done that makes them a sudden threat?

Oh and it takes up to 30 days to deploy them, not 3 hours. They only deplo up to 800 officers. They are not soldiers. They also have to follow legal procedures and don't simply travel around picking on people.

Rowley Birkin QC

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

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Turkish cops are probably the most brutal on the face of the planet, anyone see Midnight Express?. Could you imagine these being rapidly deployed on O' Connell St. :eek:

They would want to be fairly rapid to get from Istanbul to Dublin in time to put down your average riot.

Also, Midnight Express was a film, not a documentary.

Penn

Run_to_da_hills wrote: »

we have heard of true horror stories of police corruption iand brutality from holiday makers who have been locked up abroad and detained for petty public order offenses.

Have we? I'm not saying police in some countries aren't corrupt, but there's no need to tar them all with the same brush.

And surely if this group had to be called in because the normal police couldn't handle it, I doubt it was for petty public order offenses

6th

Right lands any more of this putting pointless pictures in posts and I'm gonna hand out long bans. This is the only warning!

Run_to_da_hills

bigkev49 wrote: »

They would want to be fairly rapid to get from Istanbul to Dublin in time to put down your average riot.

Berlin and other parts of Germany is closer.:p

bigkev49 wrote: »

Also, Midnight Express was a film, not a documentary.

It was based on fact, it had such an impact that Turkish / US relations changed in the aftermath of the film.

Penn

paddyirishman85 wrote: »

Have we? I'm not saying police in some countries aren't corrupt, but there's no need to tar them all with the same brush.

And surely if this group had to be called in because the normal police couldn't handle it, I doubt it was for petty public order offenses

My point still stands. If these were 'petty public order offenses', then why were these guys called in, and do you have any examples of such?

Undergod

Is this group a subset of the EU or a seperate organization? The links you gave and the wikipedia article weren't really clear.