Friday, December 21, 2012

InfoWars!



Just three random videos I've came across recently on InfoWars revealing yet more atrocities perpetrated by police officers throughout America.

We are the land of the free only if you consider being under constant surveillance with a never ending fear of arrest for every day activities freedom.

We are the home of the brave only if you consider 'roided out police officers wearing body armor and carrying tasers, pepper spray and guns to protect themselves against the citizens truly brave members of society.  

But that is just a slight rant... check these videos out.




Land of the Slaves Home of the Police State.


Beating on the Disabled



Every single day a police officer somewhere not only ruins someones day but completely destroys their ability to enjoy the people, places and things that they used to find pleasure in.  Todays harrowing experience went down between a San Diego Sheriff and a man with Down Syndrome.  After being pepper sprayed and beaten outside of his families bakery for the heinous crime of taking a walk at the wrong time he can no longer visit the bakery without being reminded of this event.  The CNN article is edited down for the highlights down below:

His eyes stinging with pepper spray, a developmentally disabled 21-year-old man was hit and forced to the ground before being taken into custody by California sheriff's deputies in an incident that left his family Thursday demanding justice.

His father is considering suing the department and the city of Vista, California, the young man's sister, Jessica Martinez, said.

"But really, all we want is for the sheriff's deputy who did this to my brother to get fired," Jessica Martinez, 20, said. "That's all we want. We want justice."

I could not agree anymore, these people are not looking to make a quick buck out of this tragedy they truly want justice to be served.  Police officers should not be allowed to get away with this, a slap on the wrist is not enough.  A paid suspension might as well be a vacation, a reward for doing wrong.  This officer obviously does not deserve to be wearing a badge.

Martinez is well-known around the Vista neighborhood, where he lives and his family has a bakery, his sister said. He was out walking between his home and the bakery when the deputy called out to him, at which point neighborhood men explained that the young man had Down Syndrome and wasn't doing anything wrong, according to Jessica Martinez.

The deputy didn't back off. Instead, while trying "to gain compliance and prevent a possible escape," he used pepper spray on Antonio Martinez, said Caldwell from the Sheriff's Department.

The deputy began using a baton as an agitated crowd approached, the spokeswoman added. The deputy hit Antonio Martinez with it, forcing him to the ground, then levied "a couple more strikes to get his hands free," Sheriff's Department Capt. Joe Rodi told CNN affiliate KGTV.

So even with neighbors explaining this mans situation the officer could not care less.  He suspects this guy of something wrong so any amount of force is allowed.  Even though Antonio DID NOTHING WRONG!  So now with the amount of force used against him we may as well be condemning him to guilt before being proven so.  Antonio's Sister had this to add to the story as well:

"I heard my brother screaming mine and my sister's name," she said. "He was screaming for help.

"My brother wasn't fighting. He was crying and screaming. He was scared."

"When I asked my brother if he was sad, Antonio told me his heart hurt," his sister said. "He's just really sad right now, and he doesn't want to go to the bakery any more."

What a big man this police officer must feel like bringing a man with Down Syndrome to tears, arresting him and holding him against his will until late into the night.  Read the entire article to get the full details.  As for my humble opinion, fire this sheriff today!

Wednesday, December 12, 2012

Disarm the Police!


Yesterday a man opened fire in a Portland Oregon mall killing two and injuring one.  He yelled out that he was "the shooter", then proceeded to open fire for a few moments before killing himself.  Bringing back fresh memories of the Aurora Colorado shooting this is just another step in the march towards TSA agents searching you before you enter any public location.  You want to go to a football game, or the mall, the movies, or a city park, sooner than later you're going to have to walk through a metal detector, backscatter x-ray machine or a good old fashion pat down just to enter.

Whether these recent shootings are legitimate mental breakdowns or instigated fear tactics orchestrated by the federal government is up for debate.  What is also becoming a large part of our public conversation is whether citizens should be allowed to own weapons at all.   I want to know why the the conversation about whether police officers are allowed to carry guns is never brought up in this country?

The majority of officers doing their routine beat will never fire their gun, they are dealing with domestic disputes, disorderly conduct, shoplifting, and a whole gauntlet of situations where having a gun makes everyone involved less safe.  When dealing with a handicapped schizophrenic man in a wheelchair does a gun ever have to come in to play, when chasing down a shoplifter is pulling a weapon really necessary and when subjugating someone to a side of the road DWI test must your hand be readied on your weapon, just in case?

In my humble opinion the only officers allowed to carry weapons should be SWAT and officers who routinely deal with gang related violence.  If you are an officer walking down main street surrounded by children and merchants, there is absolutely no reason to be carrying a weapon.  You are there to keep the peace not disturb it with gunfire.  The video above is a perfect example of why cops, on and off duty, should not carry weapons.

Disarm the Police!

Friday, November 23, 2012

Black Friday


"They took me out and they arrested me for nothing in my opinion"


The day after Thanksgiving has become the most absurd example of American consumerism while completely depicting our quick and utter descent in to decadence and an absolute removal of moral value's along with consideration for our neighbors.  It is the grossest aspects of our society getting together to save $30 on a TV at 5 in the morning.  Me personally, I'd rather spend an extra $30 as to not be in Walmart at 5AM.  Those who do decide to take part in such a pathetic attempt to save a couple bucks get what they deserve when stampeding crowds crush them to the ground and single mothers punch them in the face for the last Tickle Me Elmo on the shelves.

With that said a story coming out of a Florida Walmart early this morning concerning a woman arrested for trying to cut the check out line was almost to absurd for me to comment on.  The more I thought about it though the more it became apparent that this ladies situation was at least worth mentioning.  According to the story this Black Friday shopper was attempting to cut the line, when two police officers told her to back up.  She did not listen, became unruly and ended up being tackled to the ground and handcuffed.  According to the Huffington Post, Samantha Chavez had this to say of the situation.

Though police say she was trying to cut the lines, Chavez told Central Florida News 13 that she was just trying to find her sister-in-law in the crowded store.

"I came back and the lines kind of moved and I couldn’t find her. Her cellphone wasn’t working, the battery had died. This cop’s in front of me and he’s like 'no you can’t go, you need to go the other way,'” Chavez told Central Florida News 13. “I’m like 'I’m just looking for my sister' and he’s like ‘no you have to go that way’ I’m like ‘but she’s here, I need to find her.’”

I'm not sure why she was tackled, or who is telling the truth here, all I know is that the police should have much better things to do then make sure people aren't cutting lines at Walmart.  Seriously, two officers to subdue one small woman for cutting a line?!  Pathetic.  Should school children be concerned that next time they cut the lunch line a security guard is going to take them to the ground and bring them in to the principals office?  


Then there's this story about a man in Texas who also had an issue with a line cutter.  In this case the customer pulled his gun on another man trying to cut the line.  The guy with the gun was not charged with anything as the police claim he was well within his rights.... WHAT?!  According to MySanAntonio.com:

Roger Rivera, who was shopping in the Sears, said Salame was punched then pulled a gun. Everyone scattered, "tumbling over things, dropping boxes," Rivera said. The man who was trying to cut in line ran and hid behind a refrigerator before he fled the store. "It kind of went a little crazy in there," Carey said.

Meanwhile the masses who overrun store security and staff are not only allowed, but encouraged to maul each other over discounted cell phones with absolutely no repercussions.   


While the extreme violence erupts inside the stores, outside of a California Walmart the LA Times reports that nearly a dozen peaceful protesters were arrested, they refused to take part in the insanity that is Black Friday and wanted to show their support for workers rights.  They weren't there to spend money so just throw them in jail for the day.  The American Way!

Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Just Another Day...


Just another day in America as a police officer is allowed to shoot a taser at a ten year old boy who refused to clean the officers patrol car and gets three days suspension...



In even deadlier news which occurred in Arkansas a police duo shoot and kill a guy whose only weapon was a pool cue and whose crime was breaking a window...


Meanwhile police all over the country are ready and willing to break in to your home in order to murder you, steal your possession or attack your children.


Monday, October 29, 2012

Cannibal Cop



UPDATE 3/9:



This story speaks for itself, it is very telling just how psychotic a NYPD Police Officer can be without any alarms going off in his psyche evaluation or in one of the other supposedly well trained, highly perceptive officers on the force, here are a bunch of the highlights in the story posted to Fox News earlier in the week.

A New York City police officer plotted to kidnap, cook and eat women, using a crime victim database and possibly an online dating forum to choose potential victims and discussing his twisted scheme in grisly detail online, local and federal law enforcement authorities said.

The six year vet of the force had these exact words to describe his plot:

“to kidnap, rape, torture, kill, cook and cannibalize a number of women.”

 US Attorney Preet Bhara had this obvious deduction to add to the case:

"This case is all the more disturbing when you consider Valle’s position as a New York City police officer and his sworn duty to serve and protect."

And according to further details found on the cannibal cops computer:

In a conversation from July 9 of this year, Valle is asked by an unknown co-conspirator, “How big is your oven?”

Valle allegedly responded: “Big enough to fit one of these girl[s] if I folded their legs…the abduction will have to be flawless…I know all of them.

“I can just show up at [one prospective victim's] home unannounced, it will not alert her, and I can knock her out, wait until dark and kidnap her right out of her home,” he also said before boasting that he could make his own chloroform.”

“I was thinking of tying her body onto some kind of apparatus…cook her over a low heat, keep her alive as long as possible,” he allegedly wrote.

Who was finally responsible for discovering this nefarious plot, believe it or not, his wife!  This maniac had a wife who left him after she found "weird stuff" on his computer and reported it to police.

On Valle's OK Cupid profile he had this to say of himself:

Valle lists his favorite book as “Green Eggs and Ham,” and says he enjoys Italian, Mexican, Chinese and Japanese food, adding, “I'll try anything and am not picky at all.”

You just can't make this stuff up.

One NYPD cop found to be plotting cannibal escapades, I'd bet money he's not the only police officer in New York, or America that has frightening inner thoughts about what he'd like to do to criminals and innocent people alike.

One becomes a cop to subvert others will and enact their own fantasies of grandeur.  Police officers should be watched the closest, yet they are the ones we allow to watch us.  If a guy like this can get in to the most powerful police force on the planet, what does that say about the recruiting process?

Oh yeah and one last thing, this guy wanted to eat women and he wasn't even high on bath salts, wait a second, sober people can be crazy too?!  No way!  We should create laws against being sober, it makes people think about the most insane things!

Saturday, October 13, 2012

The General Public's Perception of LSD



Lysergic acid diethylamide or LSD is a mystery to the common person walking down the street.  Acid as it has become known over the decades creates a unique and thought provoking experience for the user.  At times it can also create quite a harrowing and completely unexpected psychological response.  If you've never done acid there is literally no way to have someone who has tried it explain the experience to you.  The words "hallucination" and "trip" or someone claiming they saw faces and color waves do not do the entirety of the experience any justice what so ever.

Watching movies and reading books in which the character "drops" acid can only allow the slightest of glimpses in to the actuality of a trip.

In the cultural consensus on hallucinogenic drug use most would assume that the hay days were the late 60's.  That the summer of love was the peak of LSD use in America and around the world.  I would argue that people who believe this are romanticizing an era beyond it's actual scope.  I believe there are more people using LSD today than ever before.  The reason the late 60's will be linked to acid use for the rest of eternity is that this was the period that usage sky rocketed and society became aware of it.  Similar to the way people think the crack epidemic ended in the 80's when in reality it is worse than ever.

Thousands upon thousands of people experience counter culture in one way or another, whether they're going to Coachella or Bonnaroo, visiting a "hippie commune", surfing Erowid and Basement Shaman, living more or less on any college campus in America, trekking to Burning Man, spending a week in the woods with the Rainbow Gathering, or just happen to have a friend who has journeyed to the furthest realms of their mind and wants to share the experience.  Tons of people are trying acid for the first time each and every year.

The conservative folks who refuse to do anything outside of the box and think that those who do are degenerate wastes of life will fight to the bitter end to create the illusion that taking LSD makes you crazy and  causes delusions.  We all remember the Miami cannibal story from a few months ago, the guy who ate someones face on the side of the road.  All of the initial news stories have him high on LSD, then Cocaine, then Bath Salts.  Guess what, when the drug analyses came in, the guy was completely sober!  You'll never hear that in the news though, "Sober guy eat's someones face".

A headline like that is to scary, it says that anyone can commit this horrible crime, the news would rather you believe that only someone tripping out would do something that insane.  In reality someone tripping out is probably the last person in the world who would stoop to devouring human flesh.  The thought alone is enough to send someone on acid in to a massive internal debate.  Someone on acid is very unlikely to be so "high" that they are unaware of their actions.  As a matter of fact normally they are highly aware of every thought and action that is going on in their nervous system.

This brings me to the reason LSD is in the news the past few days.  A college student who had just left a music festival in Mobile Alabama after consuming LSD showed up back to campus, stripped down, pounded on the campus police headquarters door, and was then promptly shot and killed.  The student was naked, had his arms out stretched revealing that there was nothing in his hands and walking towards the police officer.  Without taking any other precautionary steps , such as, oh I don't know, tackling the student, taking a few steps back, or pretty much any assortment of physical actions that could have subdued him, the officer opened fire and killed him on the spot.

The news will portray this as a crazed student pursuing a officer whose only option was to kill him or be killed.  This 18 year old might have eaten the officers face off if given a chance, so getting any closer to him to subdue him was out of the question.  Not to mention the officer most likely did not want to touch a naked boy, that's pretty gay right?  So. shoot him, that's a viable option.

I pray and wish and hope that this officer gets life in prison.  This is manslaughter, not self defense!  It's one thing if this were happening in a dark alley where the assailants identity was completely unknown, but now we're going to allow campus police to gun down the youth of America?  I hate to speculate but I'd bet money that this student had also consumed a ton of alcohol, which in my opinion was actually the determining factor behind his actions.  The LSD didn't make him walk around naked, it was the fact that he was drunk as all get out and had very lose inhibitions as well as a unstable state of mind to begin with that brought him to the front of a campus police station naked.

So every time a frat party goes south and there's a half naked pledge stumbling towards an officer the first thing they're taught to do is open fire?  I truly hope not.

In somewhat related news another fellow tripper was stun to death in Australia this week as FOUR officers attack him with their tasers at once and stopped his heart.

But the guy was high on LSD so this was obviously their only option.

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