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9 March 2008
Thousands of people produce parodies every day...but what if some of them are pretty funny ?

Angry at the Metropolitan Police’s advertising campaign ?

Then why not try this,

or this,

or this,

or this,

or this,

or this,

or this

…instead ?


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Probably the best line that is the the biggest absolute lie that comes to mind when seeing those pictures is “They (the troops) are fighting for our freedoms!”

Really? They are? What freedoms do we risk losing if we don’t defeat the enemy? More so, haven’t we given up enough freedoms already for this war? Privacy is a joke of a word now.

Comment #1 posted by Anarchology at 20 April, 06:11 AM

As a long serving police sergeant in a Northern service and a current BA photography student, I simply cannot believe that police officers, earning good money seem incapible of working this out for themselves. Unbelieveable. A friendly chat, SLR camera, press card, ID, have a nice day. For goodness sake terrorists use covert methods such as camera phones. I had to laugh, I got challenged in central London using a SLR with a tripod shooting in Parliment Square. Shall I just record the news at Ten and take a screen shot?
Please tell me, why is this so difficult for us?
So keep taking pictures, it’s not the police’s place to censure.

Comment #2 posted by axendo99 at 8 May, 07:15 AM

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