Security ?

[silverclaws]

Is it just me and my distrust of authority or is it in this country of ours ; Britain, there seems to be a rise in private security outfits ?

But what are private security outfits if they are not unarmed private armies ?

 

[gavinda]

really??


i cant think of any to fear in this country

 

[FMJ]

Nothing wrong with a bit of discourse over politics, however, if that's all a person ever talks about, it gets old rather quickly.

 

[sylus]

For most companies using security is because of insurance requirements or conditions of licence say as in night clubs.

As the economy gets tighter and overseas organised low level crime gangs visit the u.k. for that summer boost many more companies are using private security not as an army but as a preventitive need.

If however you are referring to the elite security organisations then there is a growing demand for those of great wealth to be protected and that is a very lucrative market once you have your name in the frame.

As to private armies, of course they exist but nowhere as many as the tin foil brigade will have you imagine

 

[silverclaws]

Nothing wrong with a bit of discourse over politics, however, if that's all a person ever talks about, it gets old rather quickly.

You of course don't have to comment if the subject or indeed the poster bores you, you have that choice.

 

[sylus]

Nothing wrong with a bit of discourse over politics, however, if that's all a person ever talks about, it gets old rather quickly.

You of course don't have to comment if the subject or indeed the poster bores you, you have that choice.

Where would be the fun in that...I thought that is what the internet was built for ?

 

[highlandsflyer]

Nothing wrong with a bit of discourse over politics, however, if that's all a person ever talks about, it gets old rather quickly.

You of course don't have to comment if the subject or indeed the poster bores you, you have that choice.

Likewise you have the choice to filter your posts, and keep the choicest ambiguous meanderings for David Icke's webbed feat.