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  1. They provide internet security to banks.
    They then tell you exactly what THEY have been upto ...

    #SpyCops #WestMidlandsPolice #LondonMetropolitanPolice

  2. An early release to patrons of $3+/month of our chat with Andy and Maya of @netpol (and other projects), updating the audience on the group's recent reports on police conduct during anti-racist demonstrations in the UK, the endangered fate of the #SpyCops Inquiry, the status of the #Filton #PalestineAction cases and more!
    patreon.com/tfsr/posts/anti-re

  3. They do the same thing in the UK, and they've always done this because they see the Left Wing as a threat to their way of life, which is them predating on the rest of us for profit.

    See the #Spycops hashtag for details on the British version of this.

    theguardian.com/us-news/2026/a

    #Politics #Authoritarianism

  4. RE: social.coop/@Veggies/117015991

    Many members, friends and followers of Radical Routes were impacted by #spycops, especially in the 2000's.

    The Home Office are now trying to shut down the search for the truth.

    Please visit the campaigners response at ucpi.uk

  5. The @copscampaign are calling on supporters to respond to the Home Office's phony consultation, but via OUR platform - ucpi.uk/ - not there's.

    🚨The Public Inquiry into Undercover Policing is currently under threat!

    The #spycops inquiry has also uncovered:

    🎯Collusion with private companies, including arms companies and firms blacklisting trade unionists
    🎯Miscarriages of justice and deceiving the courts
    🎯Officers acting as agent provocateurs and playing pivotal roles in organising criminal activity
    🎯Deliberate attempts to disrupt and destroy political organising
    🎯A racist, misogynistic policing unit that subverted any notion of democracy, prepared to break any laws or spend unthinkable amounts of money to protect itself

    🚔 The legacy of political policing SDS and Special Branch, revealed in the inquiry, is very much in evidence in TODAY’s climate of political repression. 

    ✊Don’t let the state cover-up the more recent undercover operations still to be investigated.

  6. #Spycops

    'Steel’s sister collected the family and drove them to her home 90 minutes away. Again, none of them knew surveillance officers employed by New Zealand police were tailing them.'

    theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/j

  7. #SpeakersForum program at @greengathering . Highlights in #AltText

    My recommendations:

    - Thurs 8pm: Gentle Angry Women. Film in which three young activists trace the legacy of Greenham Common Women’s Peace protest forty years on and discover the alarming reality of British nuclear armament.

    - Thurs 9pm - a compilation of short protest videos by Zoe Broughton, who has documented many Veggies adventures.

    - Fri 3pm: How Animals Heal Us. Jay Griffiths explores how animals can have a role in every level of healing, from the individual to the collective, guiding us in how we might create societies that are healthier, fairer and kinder.

    - Sat 2pm: Zionism is Racism

    - Sat 7pm: #Spycops film, updates and Q&A with Tom Fowler

    - Sun 7pm: People's Emergency Briefing plus Q&A with Phoenix of Climate Emergency Centres Network

    greengathering.org.uk/speakers

  8. Helen Steel on Friday 24th at the #Spycops Inquiry.

    Helen will give evidence in person. Her evidence will be visible in the room and on the live-link webinar. However, her evidence will be audio-only on the YouTube stream, delayed by 15mins.

    youtube.com/watch?v=rYKiPnIJStY

    Meanwhile, earlier this week, former Met Police head, Lord Condon, apologies and admits failure to control spycops:

    channel4.com/news/former-met-p

    Follow everything via the links to all channels at sumac.org.uk/event/spycops-und

  9. … undercover officers monitored grieving parents while they sought justice for relatives or campaigned to expose police malpractice, regularly deceived women into long-term relationships and fathered children, stole the identities of dead children and lied in court. SDS #undercovercops adopted false identities to infiltrate mainly leftwing groups between 1968 and 2008 in deployments that typically lasted four years.

    theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/j

    #Spycops #UCPI

  10. “I am appalled by so much of what I have learned throughout this inquiry.”

    Former Met Police Commissioner Lord Condon opens his evidence at the #Spycops Inquiry by making a personal apology, “to every single person who has been damaged”, over the decades, by the Special Demonstration Squad (SDS) over the 4 decades of the unit’s existence.

    Says he endorses the official Met Police apology made on behalf of current Commissioner Mark Rowley.

    He goes on to add that he is now aware of the “appalling behaviour” of some individual officers, but wants to make the point that “the greater fault lies with the Met Police as a whole”.

    Paul Condon says that the #spycops were told daily to lie, cheat and deceive as a way of life. The Met should have realised that this work could be corrupting and even someone with a strong moral compass would give in to base instincts.

    Analysis by @tombfowler and Dave Morris at youtube.com/watch?v=D1KT9BuSozM

    Follow the inquiry via links at sumac.org.uk/event/spycops-und

  11. Freedom News: **State seeks to shut down Spycops inquiry**

    freedomnews.org.uk/2026/07/20/

    Will Andy Burnham, who built his political career on justice and accountability after Hillsborough, deny the same to victims of state abuse?
    The post State seeks to shut down Spycops inquiry appeared first on Freedom News.

    #News #Britain #PolicePrisons #Spycops

  12. #Spycops survivors fear a new Home Office ‘consultation’ is an attempt to shut down the Undercover Policing Inquiry, just before it reaches 'our' time.

    The Campaign Opposing Police Surveillance is calling on supporters not to fill in the consultation until they have a chance to respond.

    The Inquiry, set up 11 years ago today, has covered the Met-police's Special Demonstration Squad from 1968-2008.

    The next (4th) 'tranche' of the inquiry should cover the National Public Order Intelligence Unit (NPOIU) set up in 1999 to track green activists and public demonstrations. It was uncovered by the exposure by activists of Mark Kennedy. It's activities continue under different Specialist Operations groups.

    It is the disclosure and closure relating to that unit that may be denied to those affected.

    The Home Office must not hamper the search for truth and justice. Allow the inquiry to do the job it was called on to do, to hold police and public officials to account

    campaignopposingpolicesurveill

  13. This week only: "Accidental Death of an Anarchist" by Dario Fo & Franca Rame; adapted by Tom Basden

    At Lace Market Theatre #Nottingham . 22-27th June 2026

    "...the madness feels more relevant than ever"

    "50 years later this play is still important. From Stephen Lawrence to Sarah Everard, from environmental protest to Black Lives Matter, the secret state police are still amongst us."

    lacemarkettheatre.co.uk/LaceMa

    Search everywhere for #Spycops

  14. One cannot fail to be impressed not only in Helen Steel's skill as a #spycops witness but her resilience and (despite it all) her strength and humour.

    However it turn dark as the inquiry hears more about secret state police manipulation of women, leading Helen to consider going on the run with John Dines out of concern. She is very emotional and struggles to speak.

    Hear from Belinda & 'Lisa' from @out_of_lives at youtube.com/watch?v=l7H8hWERCgQ

    sumac.org.uk/event/spycops-und

    see #AltText