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Nice guy but a ariston & on &on& on and on..........and on
I think he liked the attention.
Mr K B, an idea I have had.....when it's an interesting and respectfully, "positive" interaction you could ask for example constable Williams to engage in the comments. Could really help bridge the gap and I think would be very interesting. Some kind of q&A . Maybe he has commented and you could flag it up for subs to have a 'friendly' discussion.😎
Good interaction Kolee, PC Williams is old school, was respectful and acknowledged your 'Rights,' a great example of good Policing to some of those Met thugs that's for sure... and you proved your point well. Respect all round.
I don't think I would have resisted politely slipping in, that for a public official to make a moral appeal to a lawful member of the public, is a slight double standard.
Nice interaction though!
@@guganotubo yes! And btw that blue line flag is neither moral nor ethical.
Williams was brill. I like your videos as a rule but feel you've let yourself down on this one.
He couldn’t have made that facility sound any more dodgy if he tried.
Centre for chemical weapons development in the UK............
Just one of the things they do is to test nerve gas on humans, plenty have died.
@@jamm0tube is there proof of this
@@mrknowitall126 yes, just google the name and ‘research’. One person died in the 50s I believe.
Also deep underground military bases , DUMBS research that secret
That cop’s handling of the situation was exemplary. Considering there are people in there who will effect the future security of the nation I totally understand their reticence to potentially be identified. He had no problem with what you were doing so I guess for a change they got it right. That’s the time to give him a pat on the back and go home. Pick your battles, this guy behaved in exactly the way we pay him for and I think he is the first.
Wearing the gang sign
Did he ask the BBC cameras move away?
@Mark Reeves so many people have forgotten they jumped on people sitting on a bench on their own....whilst they were sitting all together in vans.....I will never forget the way they behaved
@@AD-53 Yawn...
It was far from exemplary. We pay this guy to maintain the peace and enforce the law. Instead he's stading around chatting to a guy doing a lawful and legal activity about 'feelings' and being 'human'. A waste of tax-payer money. You'll notice his implied threat that he'd have you back at the station if he thought Kolee was doing 'hostile reconnasiance'. Never trust police.
Porten Down was responsible for releasing anthrax spores on a small island just near to Scotland. The island remained uninhabitable for around 40 years.
it was done during the 2 nd World War. in response to Germanys chemical and biological weapons program
Nice profile pic
Why didn't they build their research facility there?
@@DavidSmith-oy4of ask the British government.
@@davepeters3317 utter nonsense
great attitude from the officer. take note those police officers that watch. talk to people with respect and the hate will stop
@Silver Back Nah it's not a great attitude, if he had a great attitude he wouldn't have continually tried to manipulate Kolee to stop filming, trying the emotional blackmail etc. Granted he was polite and not aggressive.
@@135Ops Yep, he had an agenda and kept on going over it. I got bored hearing it.
I think Kolee handled himself pretty well. Many others would be in cuffs for no reason than "creating a scene".
There may be powers these individuals have that regular cops don't.
Being specifically based there they would have had a lot of site specific training.
Probably better trained too.
As to the site I reckon there would be a lot of dodgy stuff going on and no idea on budgets and how it's accounted for.
Plenty in the Government who have no idea, just sign the cheques and hope its for the nations good.
Paranoia would be a requirement to work there.
Wearing the gang cult sign on uniform loved the sound of his own voice
@@135Ops His job was literally to do what he was doing. I personally think he was saying the truth not hyperbole. Some of the people who work there have very specific knowledge which would be really valuable to 'bad guys'. That said I am very glad that they showed Kolee respect and good manners. I think it shows auditing has had a positive effect. 20 years ago they would have nicked him for sure.
What a nice guy young Williams is. If only all plods were like him! 10/10 all round.
He is the type of person I'd invite to a poker game. He will be l see leaving skinned. 😁
Wearing the cult gang sign
Verbal diareah copsplaining hate in the eyes,
Yeah great
Actually, I disagree, had he had a slight pinch of a valid or a justifiable reason for detainment, he wouldn’t have wasted a moment nor spoken a single word. He is one of a very well trained and an old seasoned fox. He threw in “arrest” terminology a few times, ur gonna watch us watching you and and and. Hardly sounds
Yes, I think I agree with you. He was the classic ‘good cop’ as the ‘bad cop’ get ready to tighten the thumb screws!!!!
He had a fairly pleasant persona. But he wasn't 10/10 😂
I watch loads of these…this officer is a good apple so I take my hat off to him. If everyone you encountered was like this I would go back to watching the soaps. Credit to those officers they are a decent bunch. I like the fact the auditor acknowledged that too.
Sadly, this is as good as they generally get- and this ‘good’ amounted to half an hour of interference, despite early recognition that the activity is lawful, and a legal right protected by law.
So, why would a police officer spend so much time and effort discouraging a lawful activity. Why is the focus of officers NOT the protection of this legal right?? We still have a long way to go…
Remind the cops how they treated the people during covid and how they acted on a human level
Touche'! 👌
The MOD police had NO role in enforcing covid rules with the public. MOD purely protect MOD facilities. In fact Porton Down played a crucial role in analysing and identifying covid strains to help protect the public. Porton Down is definitely a high risk site and I am pleased to see the MOD police operating the way they did who treated Kolee with respect.
@@damoa7276 I'm from America and thought they were regular police
@@pauldaniels3764 Police is police they are all the same...dont be fooled
@@damoa7276 You fool. They are all the same
That’s probably the best approach from an officer I’ve seen from old Williams. There getting the hang of the old auditing lark.
dunno, he seemed to be high on his own farts about secure facility bollox, if kolee went less easy on him he would be exactly the type to bust out the unlawful arrest
NOT, he expected people to love the idea of torturing animals
No. Read my comment.
@@festusbojangles7027 this is a secret secure facility.
Nice police officer's, more like this please. More police act like this then they will earn the public trust back.
Is creating chemical weapons that can cause multiple horrible deaths, morally correct even though its within the law?
Can we ask airline pilots to stop flying because they are potentially putting people at risk?
Can we ask police to stop carrying guns and tasers because they potentially put people at risk?
Chemical weapons are OK, they are a deterrent
The facility exists today to create ways of counter acting the effects of chemical or biological weapons..
@@briancooper4232 that's what they tell us
@@mattheweddy753 look up the history of chemical/ bio weapons, it goes back centuries as in polluting a water source using a carcass..
It's an extension of mans inhumanity to man...or a desire to possess.
A lot of the research is in finding antidotes for YOUR and MY protection against a hostile bio/chemical attack. Now which country would possibly launch such an attack?
Let me get this straight. That officer just described a secretive and secluded research facility staffed by scientists conducting contentious research that members of the public might disagree with … and he's surprised that that sounds like EXACTLY the kind of place that merits a bit of oversight?
Yep! Sounds like the lair of an evil criminal mastermind. I googled it. Turns out if has produced tons of biological weapons and nerve agents over the years. But the nice cop wanted Kolee to stop filming for "moral and human reasons". I nearly spat out my tea when the dodgy smiling cop came out with that dinger!!! Thats the brits for you though. Hundreds of years of butchering nations all round the world but they'll tell you to your face they are the most honourable trustworthy moral people. LOL.
He makes it very atractive ! 😉
I think the cop was asking to ignore the law and do the right thing
@@notmenotme614 what is the right thing?
The right thing to me, would be full disclosure of all sites around the Uk.
I mean they’re all funded by the tax payer.
So Why shouldn’t we know? If we don’t get a say in how they spend our money
@@notmenotme614 - "Do the right thing?" Is that what cops are enforcing now? Well then what about the tons of biological weapons that government facility has produced over the years?? Should the cop shut down that government facility? Would that be doing the right thing? No, the dude standing on a public footpath with his phone out, thats the real threat to society??? Please respond.
What a great cop, just imagine the world where all cops behave that way, what a wonderful world it would be!
Ministry of defence police. Totally different from the civil sausages
@@fullenglishbreakfast3289
Ministry of defense police are civilians, they are nothing to do with the military .
He tried to stop him. He was polite but still constantly tried to bend him to his will. He’s just a polite version of the rest of them.
@@Dmrdecs it is a highly classified establishment dealing with chemical and biological weapons...
That's why they don't want them filmed, irrespective of the rights or wrongs
@@briancooper4232didums
“If you’ve got nothing to hide you have nothing to fear” try that one. 😂
I wish I had this kind of confidence when dealing with the police. As soon as I am talking to an officer I instantly feel on edge, even though I've done nothing. It's weird, I've never felt "safe" or "protected" by them
It takes some practice and some balls, and the time in case they nick you.
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Your not the only one not to feel protected by them.
They are not there to make , you ,feel safe , comfortable or reassured, they serve to protect and maintain the crown.
You have the problem within your comment mate... Don't talk to them and your confidence will return.
The question is 'is it morally right to do whatever they do in Porton Down ?' 😁😁
It depends on your perspective. They can work things in our favour, or accidentally let something out like China covid.
That police officer was 1st class. He looking at national security. He was I think he and his request was very good, as a national security risk.he a very good copper. Very fair.
@@kenh3344 Perhaps china c19 came from here ? yes
@@g4kfjve7kfj34 it is possible?? I think that they let put chicken flu and foot and mouth back in 1970s etc and other things like anthrax in cattle . When they want to Control farmers and farming. Yes you could be right.
@@g4kfjve7kfj34 yeh I believe that when we imported meat. The government allows foot and mouth to come out to cull our farmers cattle. It was in my opinion put out on purpose, so they could continue to import meat cause e. U. Says so. I do think they do this . As it dont just happen . Its put out . As experiments. And economy And back handers. Money and power an political.. yeh covid possible. But we dont know ,do we .
MOD police are a cut above the rest by far all highly trained and experienced. Many being ex forces and ex special forces. Treat them with respect and they'll treat you with respect
You made that up though.
🤣 yeah, but other than making stuff up, it was a good point, wasn't it?
If you work at a job killing animals for jollies and your're afraid of repercussions for torturing animals, maybe just maybe you should, instead of having armed police bullying people....?
just get a nicer job....
spot on , that place is evil
Totally agree, I’m sure all the fucking animals wouldn’t mind being filmed instead of being force fed chemicals.
Your a real moronic twat if you think they are doing it for 'jollies'...............
True!
Funny how the officer keeps appealing to Kolee's "morals and ethics", while protecting a secure centre that does research into chemical weapons, weapons to attack the human nervous system, widespread use of animals to test weaponised agents, and even use of humans for testing. 'Morals and ethics'.....?
There's nothing wrong with testing on animals & humans. Gotta do it to improve the world.
@@scam yea true if a human wants to be tested against that’s up to them , but animals don’t get that choice do they ???
The only reason this place exists it to find treatments and to train in the safe decontaminati9n when things go bad if other countries didn't have these weapons they wouldn't need a place like this to create the protections our armed forces need
Using "humans for testing"? Dave look up TARGETED INDIVIDUALS (human victims of directed energy weapons testing).
Research into chemical weapons is not producing chemical weapons you silly sausage.
PC Williams did good. Treated you respectfully, used common sense and was friendly.
Seriously, this is the UK. Isn't there like 1 CRTV camera for every 6 people? The idea that people do not want to be filmed or worried that their information will be posted on social media should have gone away 10-15 years ago.
Yeah...or don't take jobs that involve potentially killing lots of people.
Williams is a good guy. I like the fella! I think I woulda moved on for him, but it was a good chat!
Manipulation comes in many forms.
oregon433 ah you sounds vulnerable saying that, hope you’re okay and been treated too bad pal 👍🏽
What William fails to realise is that if he hadn't spent 20 mins trying to maipulate Kolee he would have been long gone in a couple of mins....
@@nicksillver I'm not vulnerable, I am the one that knocks, lol
Just of well Yr not an auditor then!
You'd not move civil rights one inch before you've run off like a good obedient lil boy.
What a good lad that officer was
Do you need a tissue or a wet wipe?
@@PedroGonzalez11111 why would I need a tissue or wipe? Is it a kind of banter?? I mustn't have a great sense of humour if it is cos I don't know if it is
Well done PC Williams, that’s how it should be done. Good communication skills, a good knowledge of the law and respect for the public.
Many police officers could learn a lot from watching this 👍
Never seen an officer as good as this guy. He clearly knows that you're not a terrorist.
Well done to this cop. Sadly we won't see much more good cops like this one.
Excellent work my friend 👌🏿 👌🏿 👏🏿 👏🏿
Porton down do some horrific testing of chemical weapons on animals there, absolutely barbaric
No. They do not. Stop believing the ‘inter web’ about everything.
@@Ubique2927 do you work there by any chance or know someone who does ?
I know the truth!
@@BG-ef8sk .. If that some body you know works there and has told you this you could both be in deep shite. If he/she works there he/she has signed the Official Secrets Act and has now violated the law.
@@Ubique2927 so what? I haven’t named anyone and I know the truth, there’s nothing you can do about it
50000 animals killed there
Some citizens don't want filming but they get filmed by hundreds of cameras daily 🤷🤦🤣
Clearly the police are there to enforce feelings and not the law! That's the problem... Enforce the law, not feelings!
Fair play to the copper he was very professional in his duty 👏
Well, not really professional if a police officer is talking about morals & ethics, which are really political view points. He was dabbling in choppy waters there. I would describe the officer as being 'nice' rather than professional.
Yeah, he was just trying to deny Kolee his right to do a legal activity, no biggie.... 🤪🤪🤪
No he wasn't professional he's asking a member of the public to not do something which is totally legal he's asking the auditor to compromise on his human rights
What about all those speed cameras and CCTV on gantries ? Is he suggesting they cause accidents because people have to look away.
Love it ! We are not having a moral debate or feelings police; they do not make exceptions for us
This police officer is acting in a exemplary manner as indeed the other officers are,How refreshing to see this interaction.
Doing his job in a way that should inspire other police officers & he is in no real terms a push over.He made sure that he was on standby to observe after the initial contact just in-case things went wrong,Great audit great police officers.
@@aaronmckay. A tough job for any-one to call the shots-Put yourself in his shoes-Trying to maintain a happy balance.
17:40 And that's why there's always three layers of security. The first is what is visible from the public from a public place, the second is the barriers and gates to stop access, the third is stuff that can only be seen once past security barriers but out of sight to the public.
They used to test on humans (mainly squaddies) there, at least up until the late seventies. They bribed them with an easy fortnight's work and a financial inducement.
A bloke who shared our barracks dormitory volunteered for a couple of weeks of testing there. To be fair, he didn't appear to be suffering from anything and his character hadn't changed when he returned.
However, there has been deaths of volunteers at Porton Down itself, and accusations of deaths caused by testing years after they volunteered.
Sinister place.
Members of my dad's regiment were sent here in the 60's - 70's for flu-vaccine tests.
I can quite believe this copper was once on his bike, round the neighbourhood, he knew everyone and everyone knew him. A 'Don't do it again, or I'll tell your mum.' and you didn't didn't do it again! They stopped crime from happening in the first place
The way he was acting made me curious as to what they do there. The answer? Chemical weapons research.
It might be chemical weapons research, I don't know. If it is, I would hope it is to understand and defend against said weapons. Geneva Convention and all that if it was to develop christ, the US and the UK should invade 😂.
That being said, great interaction, and if new cops were to watch this and understand how it is handled properly, there would be less of it happening.
Lovely copper, I’m shocked.
Wish they were all like him.
Ex-serviceman for sure, they all are, ifs just s cushy job, they've no doubt done plenty of murdering to order.
Try to get that phone footage off that "sneaky" officer. Hope it's not his personal phone.
True, but they may of not bought Body Worn Cameras yet so have no way of having evidence of the interaction
@@Scouser89Liverpool22 One of the cops turned his BWV video on at the beginning.
I hope it is his personal phone and I hope he had something real bad on it.
nasty bugs and chemicals weapons are developed there , its an evil place.
Indeed. The very agent that the "russians" used not far away from there is literally made there
Porton Down has been mentioned in some of the paperwork uncovered in the USA bio labs in the Ukraine
indeed
@@colinfoster2191 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣smh dude.
@@gary8306 time will tell when all the papers come out
8:25 So if Koleeberks was a few hundred metres away but still able to identify cars using the site or able to zoom in then he'd be OK according the constable. Shows how petty and stupid their thinking is.
Pc Williams 10/10 respect 👍I loved this audit 👏👏👏👏
"Morally and ethically" that blue line flag says it all.
Thomas Hobbs (a 17th century philosopher), came up with the "Social contract theory", in that he said that people feel secure in groups (or gangs), so when a police constable meets another police constable wearing the same defaced Union flag, it gives them a sense of security and protection.
Typically, people who enter into the social contract theory are usually very insecure and can't understand why others are reluctant to do the same, so they will argue with you when you stand against authority, which is why they get so aggressive.
A police talking about morals and ethics.
End of the joke.
Ah yes, the irony. That copper thinks he's clever because he can say a 3 syllable word - not that he knows what it means.
At the end when he said he had something to check he went to have another unit look for your car, which you said you had parked nearby and they were there when you got to the car and had already collected the registration details, exactly what he was so concerned about if you uploaded a video showing registrations - on moral grounds of course. It’s called ‘double standards!’
Overall he was respectful and reasonable and didn’t behave like an egomaniac, so credit where it is due. Kolee you handled yourself extremely well as usual and kept the entire interaction on a profess level without yielding any ground, well done.
They weren’t coppers at the end, clearly staff/residence of whatever he had parked on the driveway of.
Love it when you tell them they should use public transport
Imagine being filmed when you don’t want to. Answer: Imagine being questioned by police when you have broken no laws.
Imagine police officers just doing their job.
Nicely done Kolee. Loved the interaction. Great cop, well trained
He's a tyrant!
@@paulhotson5820 compared to other pigs he is a diamond
I wouldn't trust none of them
Pleasing interaction. Both sides correct. Well done for your points raised resulting in a mutual regard and understanding.
Wow a reasonable police interaction at one of the UK's most security sensitive sites. Well done to that policeman, not terrible behaviour.
All he needed was to know that almost no-one could be identified driving by. Look at the vehicles as they stop... The window glare hides them nicely.
Kudos to that cop. Was understanding of your rights and made a reasonable request.
He needs to zip it and bring it to an end.
I disagree with his 'appeal to morals'. I could quite easily reverse it and say I find it immoral that others would seek to encroach upon someone's legal right to film in a public place with no malintent. However, I would have no qualms with this interaction (other than the fact that the police are just wasting their time) since the officer was polite and clearly understood your legal rights.
The person right to film a totally nothing happening area just because he can isn't as important as the safety and security of the staff.
@@snowflakemelter1172 They're in a public place. Their vehicle rego are public information, identity cannot be discerned through the film alone.
Honestly, I don’t think the cop was sincere, just an intelligent, well trained and seasoned law enforcement applying his negotiating technique . Had he had a tiny pinch of a reason to detain or arrest, he wouldn’t have wasted a minute nor uttered a sound, but he didn’t. He threw in the words arrest, detain more than once, along with other insinuating scenarios, also said, we’ll be watching you watching us along other body language gestures. He’s hardly naive,
indeed
@Hank Marving
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The moment he was given the green light to arrest, he would’ve pounced on the man placing a bracelet behind his back !
You conveniently brush over the reason your man was there, filming - clearly designed to try and provoke, while trying to portray complete innocense..................
I'm appealing to you on a human level, from a moral and ethical point of view... the UK's top secret laboratory, where scientists carry out research into chemical weapons and deadly diseases.
Hilarious isn't it
That was one of the most decent cops I've seen in a long time.
You were fooled. He used all the “good cop” tricks in the book. See my comment
@@johnscott4693 I agree he did, but he didn't become childish or antagonistic, had a conversation and tried politely to persuade Kolee, which is fine by me.
@@workbased683 all true. I agree. But see my comments - it was an act. Right down to …”did you come here by car” … so I can abuse s164 or PNC database.
@@workbased683 whilst he was calm and polite, didn’t you notice all the tricks? The threat? The illegal behaviour …from threats and GDPR breaches, to desire to misuse of RTA1988 / PNC and chewing gum… No. Don’t fall for it.
Isn't it surprising, the more you work within the law, the more law enforcement tries and talk you out of your rights?
Since when are our morals and ethics being policed? Stick to the law!
"You're not detained....we just want you to stand for 20 or so minutes and listen to our fake paranoid and extremely patronising bullshit". Yeah, that officer was ok, but i STILL heard "Blah blah, put yourself in our shoes....blah blah, secure site....blah blah blah....sensitive area" etc. :)
And why all the ‘REQUESTS’. If it’s not illegal, stop ‘requesting’ that people stop! Those rozzers should have been there for a maximum of 30 seconds and then hurried back to doing Fook all.
amen. such a waste of time and effort on his part.
Another class vid Kolee
You are are a legend Auditor.
Keep it up.
You usually find the specialist officers are more reasonable. They're better and more thoroughly trained. They also have more to lose if they misbehave.
Can you imagine being demoted to beat work after a nice little number like this.
11:20 If he thought Koleeberks was intentionally surveilling he'd take him to the custody suite. Under what charge?
Stupidity
Good police for a change.
Gotta love how the police ask for ethical and moralistic understanding while asking questions like,
Where you from, mate?
What’s your name bud?
Did you drive here?
Is it just you?
Give me a break!
I know right!!!!
Since when was the research at the UK premiere nasty weapons facility ever be " moral" or " ethical" ?
Welcome back K. To be honest I thought you was slipping a bit but this was dealt with the old K way. It was calm, you queried, you articulated your points and lightened the mood were you could. All and all these are the qualities that drew me and still keep me here. Keep it up bro.
💯 big up Kolee
I'd be amazed if what he needed to do at the end was try to find your car, after you mentioned driving around. He then asked for your name, so he can tie it to any cars in the area, to properly identify you.
"People are misinformed" yes as well as lied to.
This Cop is super cool. He treated you with respect and is a shining example of how a lot of Police could be. Great vid again Kolie 😎
Copper talking "moral and ethics" certainly none of that in that place and what this "on a human level" the "human level of disgusting research he means. Place needs shutting down.
This sargent is professional and a great example to how cops should behave.
"On a human level" change the laws to take away our rights. Until then, respect our rights.
I'm pretty sure they did. At the end of the day, they have to work within the law and respect the rights of the people while also maintaining potential risk in the grey areas between the law.
when he said ' I'm appealling to you on a human level' the reply should have been 'where do you lot fit into that?'
He was decent enough compared to the usual suspects but to try and dissuade someone from doing a lawful activity on human and moral grounds, whilst basically infringing a persons right to film from public and not to be questioned or harassed for doing so, is hypocritical.
The nicest cops outside the place that develops the most deadliest bacteria known to man, how quant...If there's ever a culling-off these will be the folks responsible..
You have no idea what goes on there.
@@snowflakemelter1172 Something really bad. "Contentious" is all we need to know...
Good video - we used to live in a village close to Porton D and knew someone who worked there who used to give me a few snippets of what went on there - scary stuff but interesting
Of course they did, they breached the official secrets act just for a chat.
Parachute in had me in stitches not laughed that hard in ages m8
The people working there are doing essential work towards protecting our country against people who can't even pronounce Salisbury correctly.
People aren't misinformed. This establishment produces and tests for biological and chemical weapons. Those same weapons Britain and the U.S. say no one should have.
What a really nice cop man we need more like him.
Your a seasoned pro at how you deal with these situations 😎
I think this audit went well. They didn't stop you filming.
You were entirely within your rights to film and the main officer was agreeable.
What I do find unacceptable is that they assume you're up to no good from the start.
He is, he only went there to get a reaction, no way does he really want to film a stretch of road.
@@snowflakemelter1172 another one
Who doesn't understand what these orditers are doing ?
The troubling part is the acknowledgment that it’s a lawful activity, then the long attempt to persuade you out of a lawful activity on ‘other’ grounds. They literally had no business even stopping to talk to you. We’ve had them trampling our rights for so long, that now we are accepting and even grateful when they only try to talk or guilt us out of doing what we are allowed to do unmolested.
They should know it’s lawful, and then remove themselves after your first refusal to leave, with only a ‘very good sir’ as a reply.
Don’t accept anything less.
The officer acknowledged a lawful activity, then continued to try to get the guy to remove himself for some time, on ‘human’ grounds. Where do their actions enter into it? Aren’t they there to see the law is upheld? Don’t they see trying to discourage lawful activity is inappropriate?
This is the place where I ,a young RAF serviceman in the 1960s was invited to attend to assist “Research into the common cold “- Luckily for me my oppos tore up my application form - the rest is history- they subjected gormless people such as me to much more nasty bugs
My uncle Jim was there in the late forties .Super nasty place .
There is a lot of sentative work going on here. Thanks for letting everyone know.
I don’t get the compliments towards the police in the comments. Kolee was doing nothing wrong, a lawful activity plus I’m sure Porton Down is one of the most secure facilities in the UK, so why were the police there? I can only conclude that we are more and more by the day heading towards a police state! Good posting Kolee.
An armed response team with little to do except try to patronise the content creator.
Porton Down must be doing some dreadful things for the Police to be so concerned, the public are totally ignorant of the horrific experiments that go on inside .
Experiments on animals developing viruses that if escaped would end humanity.
theres at least a two mile perimeter within the fence which is known as " dead land " for obvious reasons, before you reach the inner perimeter were the actual labs are , then depending on the test or chemicals etc being tested it depends on the location of the lab. it has undergone a revamp since i last visted back in 1970s
This is where the triffids come from
cor, showin' your age there mate !
That where they keep Anthrax/VX/Covaids...It's a interesting place for sure
That cop that talked to you is a legend he was so respectful and honest . He should be teaching other cops on how to talk to the public . Great how he handled it. So I had to sub great work
Love how pc Willy got all ancient Greek philosophical and political. He gets a 8/10 for his professionalism for me as they should've identified and informed they were recording. Bsedies that, good interaction. Strange how different it is to how sensitive the met is. Must be the air they breathe lmao
Fair play kolee good interaction , you explained stuff, coppers were spot on, especially the one who talked alot he was decent, and seemed too know the score and was respectful. You could have said you would blur number plates out but thats a personal choice. Bit of a head scratcher, The officer said try not to film the road and vehicles , yet the position he was stood in made your camera face the road and vehicles lol all the time he spoke instead of him coming the other side of you.
"some of its quite contentious"
mm. Let me help you with that:
"Some of thats bottom-out evil"
youre ''welcome''
If the cops had just ignored you this video would not see the light of day. The more they keep giving content the longer the audit will last.
I partially agree. I don't think they can ignore it when it comes to areas like this. Although it should have been a shorter interaction, a random person walking around an area like this is something to discuss with that person. If these cops at the met or any other station this man had filmed, there would be a lot better view of the police because of his videos, alas the met is another beast.
Half way through and the copper has told anyone who didn’t know what goes on goes on. He’s a liability to the facility and it’s staff.
He should play it if as if nothing happens of interest.
There are tv documentaries about the place and much of the work they do, which explain far more than that copper mentioned.
I'm only 17 mins in, but... It seems as though this channel is about catching the "authority" over-stepping and shaming that behaviour.
This guy hasn't so far hasn't over stepped at all and in fact was very courteous and honest that there is no law he can use. I say, well played to them.
Not that I could ever do what you do, but in this case, I might have suggested I would phase out faces/plates.
Dressed in black, wearing his Batman vest, gun slung low like a western gunfighter, gang badge, all this to police morals and ethics according to him! Then we see Batmans side kick Robin filming away and looking very suspicious!
The only law we as human beings have to obey is common law not statue law
"On a human level, can you get rid of the gang sign & stop enforcing peoples feelings".
Decent cop
Should have said some people say that chem trails don't spray this area, just come to see if this is a chem-trail free area and why are the people protect in this area protected from this???
See how he reached to his gun then hand on all equipment afterwards hmmmm why man?