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I see no mention of the real reasons why so-called...

2013-10-15T21:59:20.104-06:00

I see no mention of the real reasons why so-called law enforcement in the US has turned against the populace.

They are:

- hiring standards and IQ/background/psyche screenings have been lowered to the extent that it attracts and enables a predator class of individuals with no moral boundaries

- officers/agencies/departments are trained by Israeli Mossad agents; e.g. coming from a country with the worse human rights violations on the planet

- conflicts of interest exist: law enforcement unions and judges hold investments in the private sector prisons which are replacing county/state/federal institutions

- a large majority of law enforcement, DA's and judges are Freemasons, sworn to use their positions to defend their 'Brothers' above family, country, or God regardless of their crimes

- Homeland Security is channeling unused, government contracted, military-grade weaponry to local law enforcement - further fanning the flames of an already explosive situation

I am reminded of "Team America: World Police&...

2009-10-06T08:26:03.816-06:00

I am reminded of "Team America: World Police", in which the dynamic described here--"it's acceptable and even good to have these violent psychopaths in positions of power, because they're needed to protect the little people from worse psychopaths"--was played perfectly straight, except that instead of saying "sheepdogs", "sheep" and "wolves", the terms were "dicks", "pussies" and "assholes".

I posted before, re the Gates fiasco, speaking to ...

2009-08-01T08:24:52.514-06:00

I posted before, re the Gates fiasco, speaking to having been a police officer in years past. As a rookie In San Diego, I heard stories from older officers about how things were handled in "their day".

It was believed that "street justice" prevented petty crime, as a brief beating made the "perp" less likely to repeat his behavior. And, as well as I am able to determine from talking to the old-timers, they were not cuffed while being thrashed. Often the bad guy got in a few licks of his own, but that was considered the cost of doing business. He wasn't "Rodney King'ed" simply for trying to fight back.

Again, I am not condoning this, merely mentioning the way things were sometimes done back then. There was a distinct, if perhaps still unacceptable, difference between then and now: after the ass-kicking, the bad guy was released, not arrested.

Today, the "us vs them" mentality so prevalent in the ranks, along with the knowledge that there usually is no punishment for the use of excessive force (unless caught on video), has fostered a feeling amongst cops themselves that they are above the law.

When you add in the fact that the legal system indeed does permit obvious criminals to go free - even when it has been proven that they committed a crime of violence such as rape, assault, or robbery, but some liberal judge cuts him loose anyway (been there, seen that) - you have a recipe for abuse by cop. The next time an officer who has lost sight of his real purpose stops someone, there is a good chance his frustration may move him to criminal behavior himself.

And yes, I believe the lawyers are indeed the largest part of the problem. What do you call a lawyer with an IQ of 50? "Your Honor." Lawyers become the judges who frequently allow their liberal - or right-wing - biases to affect how they apply those laws. Judges, who were lawyers, instruct juries in such a way as to deprive the accused of their rights, and will not permit it to be known that jury nullification is both the right and DUTY of every juror. And heaven forfend that the last check upon the overweening power of the Executive and Legislative branches of our government, the SCOTUS, becomes a hotbed of socialism, desirous of interpreting the Constitution in their own image.

Lawyers sit in Congress and create the laws that we all suffer under. Lawyers were known to be a major part of the problem as far back as Elizabethan England. Shakespeare had one of his characters in Henry VI say, "The first thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers". To which another added, "Is not this a lamentable thing, that of the skin of an innocent lamb should be made parchment? that parchment, being scribbled o'er, should undo a man?" - (Act IV, Scene II).

the steady ratcheting up of 'terror tactics...

2009-06-16T13:22:34.905-06:00

the steady ratcheting up of 'terror tactics' and never ending tasering and beatings, means that they are preparing for 'war' with We The People now.

and we must be willing to take them on if and when the time comes for us to confront them in the streets.

people need to be ready to do the peaceful revolution first, but if they fire upon us, we have no choice but to dismantle their entire system, one corrupt, filthy thug cop at a time. and this goes for military who fire upon us in the streets, as well!

I loved this article. Police give me anxiety that...

2009-06-16T09:56:03.454-06:00

I loved this article.
Police give me anxiety that they never used to twenty years ago and I'm not a criminal.

As we evolve into the fascist police state, it wil...

2009-06-16T09:11:50.679-06:00

As we evolve into the fascist police state, it will be nessesary to keep the sheep in line. This does not bode well for the sheep. What we are seeing is the militarization of our police forces. They are morphing into combat troops on the streets. Hence, more gun purchases by honest people. They see it coming. DHS is setting the stage by demonizing those that would protect their God given rights. Push will come to shove...soon. Keep your powder dry.

It should unleash our inner "sheepdog", ...

2009-06-09T21:22:18.664-06:00

It should unleash our inner "sheepdog", not our inner "wolf". (This de-funding of state-employed wolves in sheepdog's clothing...)

As usual, I cannot find a way to make the blog sof...

2009-06-08T06:37:42.161-06:00

As usual, I cannot find a way to make the blog software automatically send back a link here. Please accept my response link to this article and to one of the comments.

This article, Twilight of the Psychopaths by Dr. K...

2009-06-08T00:21:42.326-06:00

This article, Twilight of the Psychopaths by Dr. Kevin Barrett, mentions Sheepdog Trainer Lt. Col. Dave Grossman:

“In On Killing, Lt. Col. Dave Grossman has re-written military history to highlight what other histories hide: The fact that military science is less about strategy and technology, than about overcoming the instinctive human reluctance to kill members of our own species.”

And this maniac is a cop instructor? I’m just not feeling the love.

Hi all, if you haven’t read the article Will quote...

2009-06-07T14:38:47.472-06:00

Hi all, if you haven’t read the article Will quoted from, On Sheep, Sheepdogs and Wolves by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, you really should. It is one of the most sickening things I have ever read. Grossman compares the sheep (us) to a robin’s egg, soft and gooey on the inside, and incapable of surviving without a hard outer shell: “Police officers, soldiers and other warriors are like that shell, and someday the civilization they protect will grow into something wonderful. For now though, civilization needs warriors to protect them from the other predators.” (“Other?”) So, if people are egg goo, what are cops? Besides being our hard protective shell, a cop is also “…a sheepdog, a warrior, someone who walks the hero’s path. You are able to walk into the heart of darkness, into the universal human phobia, and walk out unscathed.”

“Universal human phobia” is explained elsewhere on the internet as interpersonal violence; the innate human aversion to killing other humans is a “phobia” shared by sheep, but not by wolves and sheepdogs. Grossman writes that the only difference between sheepdogs (cops) and wolves (criminals) is that sheepdogs “must not, cannot and will not ever harm the sheep.” (BTW, Grossman uses the term “warriors” thirteen times.)

The truth is, the only differences between cops and criminals are that criminals have more self-control and are discriminating in their choice of prey.

I keep thinking it comes back to cops are no longe...

2009-06-07T08:38:53.537-06:00

I keep thinking it comes back to cops are no longer Peace Officers but Law Enforcement Officers. They see themselves as doing whatever and the courts will deal with whatever they do. So if they frame a person that's fine and dandy its the courts fault if that person ends up in prison or what have you.
Yesterday I got to see an Ada county cop having a young girl by herself in a decent car pulled over in a Jackson gas station in broad daylight. The cop looked to be late 20's and was 6'2" at about 215 pounds was standing with his legs apart bent over about four feet away from her car window. Clearly he was ready to pull his gun and kill her if she moved in any quick and or strange way. Good thing she was health and didn't fall into some medical condition that scared him. Or her medical condition could have been lead related. In south east Boise my 60 plus year old mother-in-law is driving in what seemed like a 35 mph road and was doing just that to be pulled over and giving a ticket for 36 mph in a 30 mph zone. Of course the 30 mph zone is such to shake down citizens. In fact, with having to have my car checked every year for smog. A 30 mph zone makes more smog keeping the RPM's at a much higher rate.
Far too many of the cops in our world today are criminals who endanger us lawful citizens far more than real criminals do. I have zero fear of criminals but don't see people in government in that light.
You heard it here first: When the dollar crashes and there's a run on food. You can bet the cops are going to get together in groups and use their cop equipment to go about unlawfully raiding decent citizens homes to steal their food. The "good cops" who have food and know this is going on will turn a blind eye on the other cops doing such raids to steal food from lawful and peaceful citizens.
If anyone here has any doughs of cops raiding home to steal food for themselves when food is the new currency better wake up.
Ask yourself this: If you see a low rider with some punks in it do you worry even a little bit? If you see a cop behind you do you worry even a little bit?

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/06/06/jersey.police....

2009-06-06T20:59:27.498-06:00

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/06/06/jersey.police.beating/index.html

check out that link, it's sad, but I have to share it, I'm so numb to it all that I have to force myself to react everytime I read a story like this. Thanks.

Great article Will. The Patrolman's Benevolent...

2009-06-06T20:09:49.693-06:00

Great article Will. The Patrolman's Benevolent Association (of New York City) image sums things up perfectly. Apparently, those who are not members of the thin blue line (or political class) are viewed and often treated like dangerous insurgents.

Will, You mention that you will soon be on Liber...

2009-06-06T14:25:27.460-06:00

Will,

You mention that you will soon be on Liberty News Radio. You will be sharing the airwaves with a skin head by the name of James Edwards (Political Cesspool).

You may want to rethink being there after reading his rant against the Boy Scouts for permitting "Mexicans" to join their ranks. This is a horrible rancorous post.

http://www.thepoliticalcesspool.org/jamesedwards/category/immigration/

Interesting: the sheepdog and sheep metaphor dehum...

2009-06-06T11:13:39.639-06:00

Interesting: the sheepdog and sheep metaphor dehumanizes the regular 'folks' and leaves human only to the ruling elite. Just what the elite would like, for they consider We the People with a propriety bordering on ownership.

I understand the motto now "protect and serve...

2009-06-06T11:11:55.079-06:00

I understand the motto now "protect and serve". the Cops believe:
WE are livestock belonging to the rich elite.
THEY are sheepdogs in servile service (slathering, fawning, god-like submission) to the rich elite.
Protect the property of the elite, serve the elite interest.

Goodness, what about all that propaganda once spewed forth about the good and faithful public-servant cop? The 'good old days' were licentious rolics for the sheepdogs.

Propoganda works. Most people believe it, that is why they ARE sheep.

Thank-you for helping unmask the metaphor!

So, how is it that we little people aren't jus...

2009-06-06T11:05:07.783-06:00

So, how is it that we little people aren't justifiably in fear of our lives with every police interaction we might have given:
1) there are almost no severe penalties for police when they maim or kill us
2) they are almost always armed with multiple life threatening weapons while making it difficult for us to be similarly armed
3) they often travel in gangs and always have access to backups via radio and dispatch services
4) we're effectively legally prohibited from trying to do even the slightest thing to defend ourselves once they attack us
5) any other place you might try to get to is occupied by a similar gang who is all too willing to take up their "brother's" grudge so you can't get to a neutral place to surrender yourself for impartial evaluation without risk of unaccountable reprisals for things you may not have even done

I understand the motto now "protect and serve...

2009-06-06T11:01:27.988-06:00

All you need to know is the story of the Mayor of ...

2009-06-06T05:23:04.349-06:00

All you need to know is the story of the Mayor of Berwyn Heights, MD who was raided by a drug SWAT team (the SWAT team killed the two beloved dogs of the mayor - does that jog your memory?). Go reread about it.

The part of the story that sticks in my mind was that about a local police officer that knew the mayor and his wife.

This local police officer, who was not part of the raid, arrived after the initial raid. Here is the kicker: he said he stayed close to the mayor and his wife throughout the ordeal to protect them! He believed the SWAT team, upon discerning that it had been a botched raid, would have killed everyone in the house and then done whatever was necessary to create a cover story!

On the New York City PBA website (www.nycpba.org),...

2009-06-06T05:18:47.378-06:00

On the New York City PBA website (www.nycpba.org), I was unable to find the 'Support Our Troops At Home And Abroad' graphic featured in the article. In fact, I couldn't find any merchandise, such as the little PBA shield decals that people affix to their rear windows in the vain hope of escaping a ticket in a traffic stop.

Not that I doubt its veracity, but it would be a story in itself to track down an official source for this image, which invokes fascist martial law themes with chilling clarity. Maybe a simple inquiry to the PBA press contact would clarify the issue.

Will has at least one article about police departm...

2009-06-05T23:00:39.906-06:00

Will has at least one article about police departments recruiting Iraqi veterans – Rubicon in the Rear-View, Part I: Militarizing the Police, dated 9/24/08.

Doesn’t California have a channel devoted exclusively to car chases? Or used to? I wonder if business has dropped off now that it has practically become a capital offense. Cops would fight to the death to retain their ”right” to chase adolescents through residential neighborhoods at 100 mph.

They may call themselves sheepdogs but their condu...

2009-06-05T22:37:02.274-06:00

They may call themselves sheepdogs but their conduct increasingly resembles that of wolves but in blue clothing.

The sheepdogs, my friends, are millions of armed, trained, and vigilant citizens. Unfortunately not enough of us are acting to dispatch the wolves...regardless of how they are dressed.

jk

I'll ask it again, if I missed it somewhere, b...

2009-06-05T20:37:40.567-06:00

I'll ask it again, if I missed it somewhere, but has anyone done a study to see how many ex-VETS are employed within the bowels of said state "police" or "law enformcement" organs? I would imagine the numbers to be eye opening.

It doesn't seem to end. Does it? I seem to r...

2009-06-05T20:36:11.369-06:00

It doesn't seem to end. Does it? I seem to recall there were folks time and again in California asking that they cease to do high speed chases as it endangers the public! Notice the irony here that cops purportedly keep you safe by putting your life at risk. But, of course, being as they have a monopoly on force anything they DO or whatever happens to YOU because of their incompetence or corruption has an automatic get out of jail card. With the cops having their own air force, in the form of choppers, there is also no need to run anyone down at break neck speed but that wouldn't make for "exciting" television to further grind down the masses into submission through entertainment. And on top of everything else when they can arm themselves with SMG's and pooh pooh the common prole for having a handgun thats when you know the table is tilted.

The police see things differently. Their job is no...

2009-06-05T13:40:05.855-06:00

The police see things differently. Their job is not to protect and serve anyone but themselves and to keep the herds in line. For some reason it is particularly difficult to keep herd members who are suffering from insulin shock in line (submissive), so diabetics must often be tasered to keep the peace.