Here goes objective criticism.
Intro is weak, clap is annoying, lack of any variance is the most profound aspect.
Synths comes in, song improves.
Well produced/mastered/balanced. Some would say the siren sound/kicks are quite obnoxious, bit given their supposed to be that way, production value of them is good for all intensive purposes.
Little sound effect rolls or whatever you would like to call them are cool, really the only unique thing about the song other then the random audio tape samples.
Musically this is exceptionally simple, would highly benefit from a more conventional setup of melody/harmony/bass instead of just melody and bass doing the same thing.
5:35, not enjoyable, no deviation from the buzzing sound makes it more siren in your face-esque then sound one would want to listen to. Song could have been nipped a bit, or end on that buzzing sound a bit more quickly.
Use of samples is 'good', but in my mind is the high point of the song, which could be far far more thoroughly done. Cutting the sample into individual words and syncing it all to beat would be an easy step that would take less then an hour to do, and make the voice a far more coherent part of the song as if it were singing. Perhaps a bit of stutter effects with it too when it first comes in. Typed out would look like "The-the-these were h-h-h-h-hard times."
Then to really go above and beyond, take the voice, cut, crop and sync to the music, turn part of it into a chorus, pitch bend so its playing appropriate notes, and just make the voice not just a literally cut and pasted sample, but an instrument.
I've left reviews with you in the past, and chatted with you before, and as per usual, you've got the software and the skill, but should focus more on attention to detail, and really pump out some beasts instead of commercial house/trance. While this song is overall quite good, the genre has a relatively low standard of quality in composition, and should be not too difficult to blow other songs of the similar nature out of the water.