This is a recurring theme - there was a similar 'group' operating out of Milton Keynes PO box seen handing out leaflets about police watch at an animal rights demonstration in St Ives near Huntingdon last Autumn, but when further enquiries were made they melted away into cyberspace.

So what is this one? more of the same? or genuine?

Your call

you dont have to belive me.....if you dont want to... but im fairly certain i dont work for the cops ;) Otherwise the site would be much better!

The recurrent theme of the photos on the site is that if you fuck with the police (or even if you dont but happen to go to demonstrations) you will be made to suffer with your arms around your back, neck bent, beaten etc. etc. Well this can happen, but for most of us it does not. So I wonder, is this police psy-ops?

If it isnt: then all I can say, guy, is that you should change your attitude. Some police are dickheads, some are decent honest men and women, but tthe police as a group will always be with us. So we need to find a way of making change which doesnt involve gratuitous confrontation. The kind of hateful "cop die" bullshit of your opopening page is so childish and unproductive it leads me back to my guess that this is some screwed-up police op.

To be honest, the most stupid thing about the site wasn't the introductory "COP KILLA MUTHFUCKA" bullshit, but the line (and I quote), "British trade union activity seems to have increased of late: good or bad thing?"

Well, gosh, let me think... ooo, it's a tough one that, (etc.)

Nope, the whole enterprise comes across as the work of a bored teenager with a thing for men in uniforms. The police don't need to scare people by putting intimidating pictures of themselves on a website: the rest of the media (and ocassional misguided punters like this one) splash their photos everywhere, anyway. It's a shame, as with a bit more thought and a bit less masochistic "I hate the police/Oh, but look at his uniform", pigwatch could (could) be quite useful. Those wanting an informed update on police doings can check out Statewatch (www.statewatch.org.uk, from memory) or the police's own website (yes, really) at www.police.gov.uk.

PS: Victor Grayson! Excellent! So where have you been all these years?