Meanwhile, back in the British Dictatorship.

Herr Blair has obviously had a word with the police about people's right to express themselves, because apparently it's now illegal to flash a defiant gesture at an inanimate object.
Sean Toehill has been convicted of dangerous driving, fined £90 and banned from driving for a year.
Why?
Because he travelled past a mobile speed camera whilst giving the camera the two-fingered salute. The device had photographed him driving 22mph in a 40mph zone which is the first problem - why did it photograph a non-speeding driver?. Aside from that gigantic violation of the code of use for speed cameras, the police became "enraged" when they noticed he had given the camera a "V-sign." Officers were dispatched to his home two days later to present charges which the Cupar Sheriff Court in Fife, Scotland upheld on Monday. Get this - the charge brought against his was "showing disrespect to a mobile speed camera van".
This is such an unbelievably criminal abuse of police powers that it proves beyond any doubt now that the UK is a 100% dictatorship police state.
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