From Cindy Harper's 4-28-20 Reclaim the Net article entitled "Greater Manchester Police Ask Residents to Call Police If Someone Repeats Conspiracy Theories":
Asking people to call the police on family engaging in “conspiracy
theories” is an idea that sounds like it comes out of China’s social
credit system.
But it’s not. It’s happening in the United Kingdom.
Police
in Manchester, England, are engaging in a social media campaign,
requesting local residents to call police if any of their friends and
family are engaging in “conspiracy theories.”
“Online platforms
can be a fun world. Unfortunately, they can also be used to exploit
vulnerable people. If you are worried that one of your friends or family
is showing signs of radicalisation seek advice or call police on 101,”
Greater Manchester Police said on Facebook.
101 is the non-emergency number to contact local police in the UK.
To read Harper's entire article, click HERE.
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