Harman loses touch with reality , taking to the streets in a flak jacket , after introducing new laws to fine and criminalise the ordinary people of the UK.The Government is out of control and we the sheep will continue to pay.\n\nMs Harman took to the streets of Peckham, south London, at 9am on Monday surrounded by several police officers wearing a kevlar-reinforced jacket.\n \nShe claimed that she had only done so to be polite, because all the officerswere wearing them. Lol.\n\nHowever the picture has annoyed some of her constituents, while Opposition leaders seized on the picture to prove Labour\'s poor law and order record has made the capital one of the most dangerous cities in the world. \n\nResident Beatrice Smith, 63, said despite regular trouble on some of the neighbourhood\'s estates, locals were never issued stab vests. \n\n\"There were two stabbings nearby earlier today, and I\'d rather see her spending time sorting the crime problem out than posing in such a ridiculous outfit,\" she said.\n\nMeanwhile the attack on common sense , business ,individuals and freedom of expression continues unabated.\n\nSmall businesses have reacted angrily to this weekend\'s introduction of new anti-sexual harassment rules which were laid down in Parliament only two weeks ago.\n\nOn 14 March women and equalities minister Harriet Harman used a statutory instrument that does not require a debate in Parliament to introduce the rules which impose on employers a duty of care to protect staff from sexual harassment by customers and suppliers. Tribunals will be able to award employees who successfully win cases uncapped amounts of compensation.The regulation is one of several coming into force on 6 April, the first of the year\'s so-called common commencement dates for the introduction of new rules. However, while other changes have been publicised, the sexual harassment law has received little promotion despite an assessment from the Government Equalities Office showing that complying to the rules will cost micro and small firms £10m.\n\nAt the time of writing, for example, the regulation update page on the website of Business Link, the government\'s main source of business advice, did not list the changes. \n\nPhil McCabe, spokesperson for the Forum of Private Business, criticised the short notice and called for the law\'s implementation to be delayed. \"While it is important to protect employees,\" he told BusinessZone.co.uk, \"if an extra burden in terms of administration and potential costs that might be incurred through fines is created then businesses need to be made aware as a matter of priority.\n\n\"The best scenario would be delaying it in order to better inform and give support to smaller businesses, perhaps until October\'s common commencement date.\"\n\nReacting to the criticism, a spokesperson for Harriet Harman claimedthe time frame given for the rule changes was \"perfectly normal\" adding that \"it more than meets all the requirements and has definitely not been shortened\".\n\nTotal disdain towards us , and accountable to no one. She just doesn\'t care. crime, eu, idiocy, lunacy, ministry, nanny, nau, nwo, police, silliness, tyranny