ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

[BADecker]

'The Police Just F**ked My Life' - Alabamians Outraged As Civil Asset Forfeitures Soar

Within a matter of moments Ranelli was placed under arrest and all of the computer equipment in his store, much of which belonged to customers, had been confiscated by Alabama police never to be returned. Per AL.com:

Within moments, a Homewood police sergeant had declared a room full of customers' computers, merchandise and other items 'stolen goods,' Ranelli recalled. He ordered his officers to 'arrest them all,' according to Ranelli, who was cuffed and taken to the Homewood jail along with two of his shop employees.

The police proceeded to confiscate more than 130 computers - most of which were customers' units waiting to be repaired, though some were for sale - as well as the company's business servers and workstations and even receipts and checkbooks.

...

Unfortunately, the raids on Ranelli's business and Hightower's apartment are not isolated incidents. They are just a couple of many similar cases that have taken place in Alabama and across the US in recent years, according to Joseph Tully, a California criminal lawyer with expertise in civil asset forfeitures.

Read more at http://www.ronpaulinstitute.org/archives/featured-articles/2017/october/21/the-police-just-fstarstarked-my-life-alabamians-outraged-as-civil-asset-forfeitures-soar/.

[Ponylon]

I remember watching this on news, what a horrible even. There is even a live video from the police car itself, showing how the officer approached the car, asked some questions to the man and all of the sudden went berzerk on him. His "attitude" changed within a matter of minutes, which makes me believe that he might have misinterpreted some movement from the driver himself (maybe he wanted to grab the driving lincence and the officer thought it was a gun), but having a wife and a child on the back of the car, is a pretty good indication to me that the situation should have been handled more camly. We always see these cop stories popping up on the news and see almost that they are never getting convicted, this has changed lately and I hope we'll see more cop-convictions to start changing the mentality of today's police forces, which is based on "shoot first, ask questions later".

[JungleJim65]

You must be a troll...

https://track5.mixtape.moe/dzmliw.mp4

[BADecker]

You must be a troll...

https://track5.mixtape.moe/dzmliw.mp4

Are these guys going to prison for smoking a joint, or what?

Fake blood like used in Hollywood?

Not any different than a hundred movies, except for how long it takes to download.

[JungleJim65]

You must be a troll...

https://track5.mixtape.moe/dzmliw.mp4

Are these guys going to prison for smoking a joint, or what?

Fake blood like used in Hollywood?

Not any different than a hundred movies, except for how long it takes to download.

Alright, you're a confirmed troll lol.

[BADecker]

You must be a troll...

https://track5.mixtape.moe/dzmliw.mp4

Are these guys going to prison for smoking a joint, or what?

Fake blood like used in Hollywood?

Not any different than a hundred movies, except for how long it takes to download.

Alright, you're a confirmed troll lol.

In America, cops can't be this out-in-the-open about what they do. They do it all, and then the courts free them. Just look at the rest of this thread.

Because they do it to people, often to the same people who are trusting them for help, they are way worse than ISIS. If cops joined ISIS over in the ME, they would make better ISIS soldiers terrorists than ISIS soldiers terrorists could ever think of being.

[joelou]

There are many violent cops but not all of them are violent and dont compare cops to ISIS  because ISIS is no mercy for there enemies or cops.

[billsted86]

The most important ISIS is not an organization that comes from Islam, but many people say ISIS is made from U.S. 

[BADecker]

Graphic Body Cam Shows Cops Taser, Choke Dad to Death As He Did Laundry

In the Land of the Free, you can be approached by police who claim the right to beat, kidnap, and or kill you for having an arbitrary substance in your bloodstream deemed illegal by the state. Fermin Valenzuela and his family learned the hard way about the bloody path left behind in the state's vicious and brutal war on drugs and the deadly lengths the state will go to enforce it.

Graphic Body Cam Footage Shows Tased Suspect's Deadly Altercation With Police

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=utA3TfPT-6M


Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/graphic-body-cam-cops-kill-laundry/.

[BADecker]

There are many violent cops but not all of them are violent and dont compare cops to ISIS  because ISIS is no mercy for there enemies or cops.

That's what you think.


Cop Rapes Woman in Courtroom

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L34qSYmIsxU

[BADecker]

WATCH: Activist Proves Power of Telling Cops, 'I Don't Answer Questions'

An activist made internet famous for his videos in which he says "I don't answer questions" reveals his secrets to dealing with police contacts.

Kenny Suitter never surrenders his 5th Amendment Right to remain silent. His numerous recorded encounters with police, in which he answers cop inquiries with "I don't answer questions" have racked up millions of views. Now, in an instructional YouTube video, Suitter explains his motivations and teaches everyone how to handle each and every police encounter.

He explains exactly what "I don't answer questions" means:

It means exactly what it says. It means you shouldn't answer questions, zero, not one, nada, zilch.

Suitter says the reason why you shouldn't answer one solitary question posed to you by police is very simple, yet it has everything to do with protecting oneself.

Your answers could be incriminating without you even knowing it. In fact, it's exactly what they're looking for, for you to make a mistake, so they can give you a field sobriety test, search your vehicle, or worse.

His advice is very simple:

"I Don't Answer Questions" EXPLAINED

https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=280&v=ysdyhNlAVck


Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/cop-repellent-answer-questions/.

[salamyman]

Oh yeah - real bastards those guys.

[beonline]

There're crooked policemen everywhere. Judging by what I saw in states, police there is quite nicer than in many other countries

[BADecker]

There're crooked policemen everywhere. Judging by what I saw in states, police there is quite nicer than in many other countries

Cops are supposed to be nice. ISIS is not.

ISIS does what it is supposed to. Cops copy ISIS somewhat when they are not supposed to be copying them at all.

ISIS is nothing compared to U.S. cops.

[salamyman]

ISIS does what it is supposed to.
Cops are doing what ISIS is supposed to.

" "

[BADecker]

ISIS does what it is supposed to.
Cops are doing what ISIS is supposed to[ and what they (cops) aren't supposed to be doing].

" "

[BADecker]

Update From Stacey on Adam Kokesh in Wise County Jail

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Update From Stacey on Adam Kokesh in Wise County Jail

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4keu6kxvfZM


Read more at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Article/233225-2018-01-18-update-from-stacey-on-adam-kokesh-in-wise-county-jail.htm.

[BADecker]

See Above ^^^.

Still in jail...Drug War. Fear. Libertarians. #TimesUp

Written by Adam Kokesh Date: 01-18-2018 Subject: Adam vs The Man

If there is no victim, there is no crime; for possession itself is never a crime. If you falsely arrest someone who has committed no crime, then YOU are the criminal. In the drug war, those who have chosen the side of Darwin instead of the side of the people, are the criminal aggressors standing on the wrong side of history, and they will be judged for the evil they have wrought upon this earth.

Today is Thursday January 18th, 2018 and you are listening to ADAM VS THE MAN coming to you live from cell D-27 at the Wise County Jail in Decatur, Texas behind drug war enemy lines. For 3 days I have been denied my basic human rights as a prisoner of the United States and international law. I have not been provided any paperwork about my case or my charges despite repeated requests; and I have not been allowed to meet with my attorney. My bail has been set at $80,000 which is to say that an innocent man has been kidnapped by the government and is being held for ransom.

Drug War. Fear. Libertarians. #TimesUp

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gRNBZ2k6Ik


Read more at http://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Article/233224-2018-01-18-still-in-jail-drug-war-fear-libertarians-timesup.htm.

[BADecker]

Everybody needs many guns to protect themselves from the police.

Unarmed High School Sports Star Killed by Police as He Backed Out of His Own Driveway

Johnson County, KS — A family grieving and a town left in shock after police responded to a welfare check of a beloved high school student Saturday afternoon—and killed him. Blue Valley Northwest High School junior John Albers was unarmed and backing out of his garage when an Overland Park Police Officer opened fire on him, killing him on the spot.

The incident happened on Saturday but the dispatch recordings were released Monday night which paint a picture of what happened. The most crucial part of the picture, however, is missing, and that is why the officer felt the need to kill the 17-year-old wrestling and track star.

Naturally, the officer is claiming that he feared for his life as the teen backed out of the garage, so he had no other choice but to kill him. Apparently, stepping sideways was not an option.

Police said that "as the responding officers approached the residence to make contact, the garage door opened and a vehicle exited the garage, moving rapidly toward one of the responding officers. The officer discharged his service weapon striking the male driver," the statement said. "The driver died at the scene."

...

Indeed, while many people think police killings are reserved for a certain section of society, as Albers’ case illustrates, it can happen anywhere.

Read more and watch the videos at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/welfare-check-police-kill-unarmed-teen/.

[BADecker]

Things Are Getting Worse, Not Better:
Round Ups, Checkpoints and National ID Cards

"The roundups are getting worse. The checkpoints are getting worse. The harassment is getting worse. The things we were worried would happen are happening."—Angus Johnston, professor at the City University of New York

No one is safe.

No one is immune.

No one gets spared the anguish, fear and heartache of living under the shadow of an authoritarian police state.

That's the message being broadcast 24/7 to the citizens and residents of the American police state with every new piece of government propaganda, every new law that criminalizes otherwise lawful activity, every new policeman on the beat, every new surveillance camera casting a watchful eye, every sensationalist news story that titillates and distracts, every new prison or detention center built to house troublemakers and other undesirables, every new court ruling that gives government agents a green light to strip and steal and rape and ravage the citizenry, every school that opts to indoctrinate rather than educate, and every new justification for why Americans should comply with the government's attempts to trample the Constitution underfoot.

Here in Amerika, things are getting worse—not better—as the nation inches ever closer towards totalitarianism, that goose-stepping form of tyranny in which the government has all of the power and "we the people" have none.

Take what happened recently in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida.

On Friday, Jan. 19, 2018, immigration agents boarded a Greyhound bus heading to downtown Miami from Orlando and demanded that all passengers provide proof of residence or citizenship. One grandmother, traveling by bus to meet her granddaughter for the first time, was arrested and taken off the bus when she couldn't provide proof of residency.

No word on whether that grandmother was actually in the country illegally.

All we know is that the woman didn't have proof of identification or residency on her, which is common for many older people who don't happen to drive and have no reason to walk around with a photo ID. According to a study by the Brennan Center for Justice, more than three million Americans don't actually own a government-issued picture ID. That group includes the elderly, the poor, city dwellers, young people, college students, and some rural residents who might not live near a DMV.

This isn't is a new occurrence.

A year ago, passengers arriving in New York's JFK Airport on a domestic flight from San Francisco were ordered to show their "documents" to border patrol agents in order to get off the plane.

With the government empowered to carry out transportation checks to question people about their immigration status within a 100-mile border zone that wraps around the country, you're going to see a rise in these "show your papers" incidents.

That's a problem, and I'll tell you why.

We are not supposed to be living in a "show me your papers" society.

Despite this, the U.S. government has recently introduced measures allowing police and other law enforcement officials to stop individuals (citizens and noncitizens alike), demand they identify themselves, and subject them to patdowns, warrantless searches, and interrogations.

These actions fly in the face of longstanding constitutional safeguards forbidding such police state tactics.

Set aside the debate over illegal immigration for a moment and think long and hard about what it means when government agents start demanding that people show their papers on penalty of arrest.

The problem with allowing government agents to demand identification from anyone they suspect might be an illegal immigrant—the current scheme being employed by the Trump administration to ferret out and cleanse the country of illegal immigrants—is that it lays the groundwork for a society in which you are required to identify yourself to any government worker who demands it.

Such tactics quickly lead one down a slippery slope that ends with government agents empowered to subject anyone—citizen and noncitizen alike—to increasingly intrusive demands that they prove not only that they are legally in the country, but also that they are in compliance with every statute and regulation on the books.

This flies in the face of the provisions of the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution, which declares that all persons have the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures by government agents. At a minimum, the Fourth Amendment protects the American people from undue government interference with their movement and from baseless interrogation about their identities or activities.

Unless police have reasonable suspicion that  a person is guilty of wrongdoing, they have no legal authority to stop the person and require identification. In other words, "we the people" have the right to come and go as we please without the fear of being questioned by police or forced to identify ourselves.

The Rutherford Institute has issued a Constitutional Q&A on "The Legality of Stop and ID Procedures" that provides some guidance on one's rights if stopped and asked by police to show identification.

Unfortunately, even with legal protections on the books, it's becoming increasingly difficult for the average American to avoid falling in line with a national identification system.

Read more at https://www.rutherford.org/publications_resources/john_whiteheads_commentary/things_are_getting_worse_not_better_round_ups_checkpoints_and_national.