Our political police

If anyone was still in doubt that the leadership of our police forces in Britain are now a highly politicised group liberal lefties then I should think the extraordinary outburst over the weekend by Bob Quick should dispel those doubts.

The senior officer said: "It is an attempt to undermine an investigation which is legitimate. The Tory machinery and their press friends are mobilised against this investigation in a wholly corrupt way, and I feel very disappointed in the country I am living in."

Just listen to that language - loaded with the usual Labour bigotry - "Tory machinery and their press friends". It's as if the class war never happened for Quick. As far as he is concerned it is still up to the likes of him to stick it to the upper class nobs of the Tory party and their "press friends".

Quick was upset because a newspaper revealed that his wife runs a lucrative wedding car hire business form his home and published photographs of his wife and a fleet of expensive classic cars which Quick claims "compromised" the security of his family even though those pictures of his wife, cars and home were used to advertise the car hire firm!

And what is it that he is investigating Green for? Wasn't it something about "misconduct in a public office"? Hmmm - something smells fishy at Quick Towers.

Quick has inadvertently revealed the true extent of the anti-Conservative bias and liberal progressive infestation in our our police leadership. He is not the odd one out, he is a typical example of the sort of person who leads our police - bigoted, obsessed with class hatred and highly political.