and the home secretary have been so focused on the violence against women and girls agenda, and certainly myself as a national lead for victims across the country, representing commissioners and millions of millions of people that live in this country, more does need to be done. now, in terms of the culture of inside policing itself, yes, when things like this happen, we need to make sure, as chief constables and people like myself as commissioners, that any police officer that is working in this country that feels uncomfortable or has any concerns about a college should be able to report that without fear of any kind of retribution whatsoever. they are in a very responsible and trusted job. they have access to a huge amount of people s personal information from a particularly vulnerable people, and if you are working alongside somebody and you have a concern, but every industry, particularly in policing, you should be able to report that. it policing, you should be able to report that
green line, that un operation, those two warring parties apart and peaceful. you know, is that a forever war? no, it s not. it is a forever peace. but peace takes investment, it takes time, the same way as. you know, you would not have described having policemen on the streets as a forever riot. you would call it policing. you would call it keeping the peace and that s what it is and our troops weren t even doing that. they were supporting others. this was the first test of a phrase which you, on the select committee, raised the odd eyebrow at. global britain. how s it looking now? i don t object to the phrase, i just don t know what it means. there is nothing wrong with the phrase. fine. but. but what is behind it? what do you fear it means? well, i don t fear it means anything. i just don t know what it means. you think it s vaccuous? it could be.
in cyprus since the 60s keeping that green line, that un operation, those two warring parties apart and peaceful. you know, is that a forever war? no, it s not. it is a forever peace. but peace takes investment, it takes time, the same way as. you know, you would not have described having policemen on the streets as forever riot. you would call it policing. you would call it keeping the peace and that s what it is and our troops weren t even doing that. they were supporting others. this was the first test of a phrase which you, on the select committee, raised the odd eyebrow at. global britain. how s it looking now? i don t object to the phrase, ijust don t know what it means. there is nothing wrong with the phrase. fine. but. but what is behind it? what do you fear it means? well, i don t fear it means anything.
again about patience. is that, in the round, is that what you think is missing in western democracy, a willingness to do this for ten, 20, 30, a0 years? this is the south korea point, the germany point, the cyprus point, we have had troops on the ground in cyprus since the 60s, keeping that green line, that un operation, those two warring parties apart and peaceful. is that a forever war? no, it is not. it is a forever peace but peace takes time and investment and commitment, in the same way as you would not describe police on the streets as a forever riot. you would call it policing. you call it keeping the peace. that is what it is. and our troops were not doing that. they were supporting others. this was the first test of a phrase, and you on the select committee, raised eyebrows at it
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