Comments on Pro Libertate: Submit, Or We'll Kill You

Dont you know you cant mess with an Armenian and h...

2007-02-05T18:40:00.000-07:00

Dont you know you cant mess with an Armenian and his ciggerette!!!

Your title to this account runs parallel to someth...

2007-01-31T01:38:00.000-07:00

Your title to this account runs parallel to something I've said time and again when it comes to this country.

"God Bless America! And we'll kill you to prove it"

Hey Dixiedog!... woo hoo...!!

where are al the surveillance cameras that can ba...

2007-01-21T23:24:00.000-07:00

where are al the surveillance cameras
that can back all this up?
I realize that video-cam surveillance of
public property gets a bad rap in
libertarian press,
but this is where it would be quite
useful as supporting evidence
against this kind of treachery.

hehe, think I've seen that guy in the picture of ...

2007-01-20T17:06:00.000-07:00

hehe,

think I've seen that guy in the picture of the SWAT-regalia local PD officer in front of the Stock Exchange... I live right down the street and I have become pretty familiar with the faces of the rotating set of cops who hang around Broad St. and Wall St. in front of Federal Hall.

I'm getting more and more infuriated by these type...

2007-01-20T04:21:00.000-07:00

I'm getting more and more infuriated by these types of stories. What is the boiling point? Is there one?

I discovered this law enforcement mentality a couple of years ago when I was training in jujitsu. Among the body of students was a particular brown-nosing state trooper who was only a rank higher than myself. He resembled the cartoon character "Doug" to a tee and was a S.W.A.T. training officer (go figure). He was one of the sloppiest martial artists that I've seen in a long time, and I don't say that out of a mean spirit. Despite his low rank and bad technique he continuously tried to instruct the class and usurp the Shehan's authority. I didn't think much of it at first since I was a newer student, but as I got much better than him and tested higher it became more of an issue. It didn't occur to me that it was the new "police mentality" until a clinic that was held in Virginia that his true nature came through.

Since we were close to the same rank (of the lower variety) he and I were paired up and were being instructed by the Soke's wife. In his eagerness to please and make an impression on our authorities he began bossing me around even though it was an extremely laid back environment. I began to get aggitated which brought out the cop mentality. On the next technique he struck me in the throat with unusual force and took me down rather forcefully and made it known that I had better obey and listen to him. To my credit I got up and let him know that wouldn't happen a second time. Everyone around could sense the tention. Everyone around us were uncomfortable and could feel the tention. Later on in a group discussion about politics during a carpool I brought up my aversion to the police state which flipped his lid. If it weren't for the others in the car I think he would have declared himself "on duty" and arrested me.

I'm an extremely easy going person who gets along with just about everyone and haven't been in a fight since 6th grade with my best friend (I'm now in my 30's), but this guy found ways to push my buttons (I wonder if that's part of their training) Interestingly, he is the destabilizing force that fractured the dojo and resulted in a loss of it's best students, myself included. He has since been promoted to 5th don, or something silly like that, which is unheard of in the time it takes to obtain that rank. Did I mention that the whole organization is run by veteran cops?

This is some sick stuff, I disagree, Officer Carls...

2007-01-20T00:39:00.000-07:00

This is some sick stuff, I disagree, Officer Carlson is a PIG, human trash; but it's not right or left wing except for the fact that it's generally the Fascist Nanny Staters of the Left that have made smoking practically a crime because of some Junk science. Cops shouldn't even have to worry about enforcing such asinine laws. When I was younger I thought the bigger danger would come from the Right, I believe I was very wrong.

Of course, Cops do need much better training about dealing with and handling people.

absurd thought -
God of the Universe loves
unreasonable force...
.

The Brownlows have filed suit against Trooper Moor...

2007-01-19T20:38:00.000-07:00

The Brownlows have filed suit against Trooper Moore, who – like any other armed terrorist – deserves at least to be driven into financial ruin (although his family, if any, would be non-combatants not deserving the same fate).

Nah, the thug's family should be considered what our glorious leaders call "collateral damage" at least they didn't have a 500 pound bomb dropped on their house.
If it is good enough for victims of the thugs, then it is good enough for the families of the thugs.

Is the day coming when we'll be arrested for refus...

2007-01-19T19:31:00.000-07:00

Is the day coming when we'll be arrested for refusing to show the Walmart exit security personnel our receipt?

it is hitting home closer and closer, to the point...

2007-01-19T19:19:00.000-07:00

it is hitting home closer and closer, to the point where we can't say that we didn't see it coming. is it time to take to the streets - i dont know, but the time is coming soon. the traffic stop fishing expeditions over make believe crimes is the current hook in the noose in our neighborhood. But does telling the story make it better or worse - or should the story play itself howdt and then be written about?

the idea that we must 'earn' a living rather than be free to live is quite a paradigm shift in the foibles of history. Just being able to live was the real chore.

enjoy the weekend. of - and i agree totally with james on the vick thing - maybe the streets are where we belong now.

james, i saw the article on vick but did not read...

2007-01-19T18:54:00.000-07:00

james,

i saw the article on vick but did not read it. this is interesting. i got through two airports stateside with my water bottle. and it's big. it was empty of course, and it was shrink wrapped (new and unopened) the first time i went through security. the second time i went through,in frnace, it had maybe one or two ounces of lemonade in it. only then did i have to take it out cuz the security guy could not tell what it was.

i immediatedly drank the rest. :-) i was thirsty. i will say this, arby's lemonade is as good as chick fil-as. :-)

The situation is law enforcement is grim indeed. T...

2007-01-19T14:27:00.000-07:00

The situation is law enforcement is grim indeed. Think of Michael Vick being forced, without warrant or even reasonable suspicion, to turn over his water bottle to Homeland Security thugs at the airport. They find a secret compartment in the bottle that may have contained marijuana. Vick's own morals and judgment are on trial in the media, but the real outrage is that Vick was forced to give up his water bottle in the first place.

It is apparent that the only purpose behind the "no liquids" policy - or the War on Terror in general - is to harass, inconvenience, and find excuses to arrest innocent people.

Ramon Perez! NOT Ramirez. I knew something wasn't ...

2007-01-19T12:05:00.000-07:00

Ramon Perez! NOT Ramirez. I knew something wasn't right about the name so I quickly double-checked.

My apologies ;(. Sorry about that.

I agree with you totally, Will. However, the prob...

2007-01-19T11:58:00.000-07:00

I agree with you totally, Will.

However, the problem is that money determines mindsets in this day and age and the reason for that, naturally, is because this modern, neo-pagan culture of ours cultivates that reasoning!

So, with that in mind, particularly the fact that the cultural reality just mentioned is all but pervasive society-wide - classless, and ageless - in it's reach today, the only hope is to tighten the federal money spigot and shut the flow off completely to force a change of mindset.

Again, IF the cultural reality were otherwise, of course, first off there wouldn't be any desire for federal money to start with by local departments, but even when it was made available by the rare corrupt local department head, the money wouldn't matter as the majority of the individual police officers, which are born out of that same societal culture, would act honorably just like Ramirez you profiled previously.

I guess Ramirez found out the hard way that the American culture is no longer representative of Christianity, or even it's precepts from upon which our country was founded.

will, it seems that the picture nowadays is reall...

2007-01-19T11:45:00.000-07:00

will,

it seems that the picture nowadays is really this:

war in iraq

war in afghanistan

war at home

well, Jesus said that there would be days like this.