A POLICE STATE WITH THE ‘NAZIS’ PARTY 2008
DAMION GREEN CONSERVATIVE IMMIGRATION SPOKESMAN ARRESTED
“On the day of the vote, Nazi storm troopers gathered in a show of force around the opera house chanting, “Full powers - or else! We want the bill - or fire and murder!!” They also stood inside in the hallways, and even lined the aisles where the vote would take place, glaring menacingly at anyone who might oppose Hitler’s will.”
Mr Green was not charged with any offence but was released on bail until February, when he could face further questioning.
The Ashford MP, the Tories’ immigration spokesman since 2005, has denied any wrongdoing and said “opposition politicians have a duty to hold the government to account".
Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg told the BBC that he was “really shocked” by Mr Green’s arrest.
Nick Clegg said the arrest was a “mayday warning” for democracy in Britain.
“This is something you might expect from a tin-pot dictatorship, not in a modern democracy,” he said.
Given the culture of “extraordinary secrecy” in Whitehall, it was getting harder to hold the government to account and opposition MPs had a constitutional duty to keep “ministers on their toes", he added.
He called on Gordon Brown to “rule out any further use of anti-terrorism powers in cases that have nothing to do with terrorism,” although the Metropolitan Police stressed the arrest was made under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act and not anti-terror legislation.
The Met said some counter-terrorism officers were involved because they were the most “appropriate” to carry out such an operation.
But David Cameron attacked the “heavy-handed” way in which it took nine officers to make the arrest and search the premises.
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