Comments on Pro Libertate: The Privileged Poacher on the Police Payroll

It is also relevant to this story that Washington ...

2014-03-05T15:58:57.526-07:00

It is also relevant to this story that Washington just legalized pot and Post Falls sits just outside of Washington State with I-90 going through it. They are probably preparing for the great reaping of innocent people that have to get from here to there by entering their jurisdiction.

Also, I am not sure if you are aware of this Will, but the police in the entire Spokane-Post Falls region are completely out of control thugs.

One has to look no further then the murder of Mr Creech or the beating of Otto Zehm.

Police are always a problem. I do not call them f...

2014-02-25T16:00:55.005-07:00

Police are always a problem. I do not call them for anything anymore unless I feel like becoming the primary suspect in an investigation or having drugs and/or stolen property planted on me. It must have been nice to have lived before the aggressive expansion of the modern police states.

To the author: coming soon to your home near you-&...

2014-02-25T13:28:02.608-07:00

To the author: coming soon to your home near you-"illegal" home intrusion by the same cops you spoke about. Just beware.

Thanks, Sophie. I've reached out to the PFPD d...

2014-02-25T10:21:38.310-07:00

Thanks, Sophie. I've reached out to the PFPD directly, and they insist that it's inappropriate to discuss "personnel" matters.

As I indicated in the piece, the officials at POST follow a similar policy.

In my experience, the "respectable" media almost never report stories of this kind. Very rarely do we see newspapers take an adversarial role with any government agency, especially in law enforcement.

On a somewhat related matter: Last week I was informed that the IDOC had turned down a request I had filed to visit Scott Molen, a man who was unjustly convicted of child sex abuse (the jury foreman admitted after the trial that the government hadn't proven its case). This was done, apparently, because I'm considered a "security" risk, most likely on the basis of an article about the Molen case I published five years ago.

The "criminal justice" system generally doesn't grant access to people who are known to be adversarial to their institutional interests.

Will, Have you contacted the PFPD for a comment or...

2014-02-25T10:14:13.076-07:00

Will, Have you contacted the PFPD for a comment or reaction from Chief Haug? Where is the Spokesman Review or CDA Press on this? Just wondering. Thanks for your gutsy work on this.

How does an agency defend themselves when none of ...

2014-02-07T11:21:04.456-07:00

How does an agency defend themselves when none of these sacks causes a lawsuit?

Indiana has taken a step: http://strike-the-root....

2014-02-07T06:25:39.323-07:00

Indiana has taken a step:

http://strike-the-root.com/state-passes-law-to-legalize-shooting-police

Will, have you heard of Topical Bibles? This one a...

2014-02-04T20:49:29.607-07:00

Will, have you heard of Topical Bibles? This one asks “What Does the Bible Say About Police?” Cops write in and vote on their favorite Bible phrases that they think pertain ONLY to them. Here’s a few:

“Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.”

“For he is God’s servant for your good. But if you do wrong, be afraid, for he does not bear the sword in vain. For he is the servant of God, an avenger who carries out God’s wrath on the wrongdoer.”

“Greater love has no one than this, that someone lay down his life for his friends.”

“Rescue those who are being taken away to death; hold back those who are stumbling to the slaughter.”

“Give justice to the weak and the fatherless; maintain the right of the afflicted and the destitute. Rescue the weak and the needy; deliver them from the hand of the wicked.”

How truly sickening. They also picked a verse telling them (just them) to be “bold as lions.” Yet every statue I see that they have built in their own honor shows them fainting. Perhaps God’s work is too hard for them. Solving a murder case decades after it happened has got to be wearying.

I watch a lot of Investigation Discovery on TV. I noticed once that a sign over a homicide squad room said “WE WORK FOR GOD.” Really? You work for the prince of the power of the air and no one else. The only time the police manage to get anything right is when Satan has to sneeze and closes his eyes for a split second. And then, I saw the sign again and again and again. They think they work for God because they are the only voice of the victim. God has given them special powers, like they’ll say “Once you smell a dead body, you never forget it.” Yet, when they made one of their many visits to John Gacy’s house, who had 33 “runaways” buried in the crawl space, one of the cops went to the bathroom. “Hey, Gacy,” he yelled, “What’s that smell?” It’s 33 “runaways,” their rotting corpses just inches from his feet. That’s the name of my new book, sure to be a runaway bestseller on Amazon: “Hey Gacy? What’s that smell?” Anybody with a nose would know that smell, but the cops accepted Gacy’s explanation that it was the heater coming on, and went on their merry way to rescue someone else or kill a dog or baby, or whatever Satan has them doing.

I’ve been looking all day for an article I read about how, when people started moving west, the rulers were so sick with worry that their sleep left them. How will we rule people so far away? What if they discover how useless we are and start doing things their way, things that we neither approve of nor have we given them permission?

Maybe that’s why the western states are so plagued by cops who steal, kill, falsely arrest, lie, and overall make life miserable for states with small populations.

One of my favorite books in the Bible is Esther, when Haman is hanged on the gallows he built for Mordecai. Maybe someday “law enforcement,” who have been given carte blanche to steal, kill, lie, and torture any person they want to, suddenly turn their tanks, assault weapons and drones on their own masters? Well, it’s just a dream.

Similar to wild animals that are too used to feedi...

2014-02-04T15:26:27.956-07:00

Similar to wild animals that are too used to feeding
from people's hands
or garbage cans and
they loose any fear
of approaching people
or homes and gardens
that might contain
what they want.
Usually, the animal
is captured and
released somewhere
else or they are
euthanized. I think
this guides the
actions of law
abiding citizens
no longer protected
by law enforcement
or when law
enforcement becomes
a predator.