Notes from the Resistance
J6 Truth confirmed InvestigateJ6.org and StopHate.com… earlier identified MPD Officer Jimmy Chrisman as the dangerous thug who fired the Stinger Ball Munition into crowd of peaceful patriots on January 6th. [More]
So it wasn’t Trump telling followers “to remain peaceful. No violence! Remember, WE are the Party of Law & Order – respect the Law and our great men and women in Blue. Thank you!”…?
[Via bondmen]
Toronto police deliver COFFEES to pro-Hamas activists blocking a bridge [More]
Compare and contrast with the trucker’s convoy…
[Via Michael G]
A Suicidal 21-Year-Old Was Jailed In California. Nine Days Later, She Was Dead. More than 20 people died while in custody of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department last year. [More]
Well, if they didn’t want to die, they shouldn’t have done something to get arrested for.
Am I right?
[Via Michael G]
“It is tragic that a 14-year-old was killed due to senseless gun violence,” U.S. Marshal Pete Elliott said. [More]
Now there’s a guy who knows how to tell his masters what they want to hear!
[Via JG]
They have no intention of giving it back to you unless forced to anyway…
If they can deny your fundamental rights and take your guns from you without due process, what do they care? It’s just been established they can practically get away with anything.
[Via WiscoDave]
Nearly HALF of Wisconsin police force resigns in one day after village board tried to ELIMINATE the entire department before ‘devastated’ chief died by suicide [More]
Big Bend: Only minutes down the 41 from these guys…
Without a village militia, they’d better hope the sheriff can handle a sudden interest in probing for “opportunities.”
[Via bondmen]
If it all goes wrong, with whom will the police side?… As with our military, cops tend to be conservative. Duty, honor and integrity are part of their everyday lives, as are grooming standards. If a cop loses his reputation for integrity, his career is over. [More]
There will be a few, but for every one of these, there are superiors, colleagues, and underlings who kept their mouths shut.
[Via bondmen]
Victory: Utah Supreme Court Upholds Right to Refuse to Tell Cops Your Passcode [More]
So basically, up until this ruling, they’ve been using a modified version of this…?
[Via Michael G]
That’s quite a lot of extra topping.
These guys never seem to do it where there are risks…
[Via WiscoDave]
I just got a bunch of links I won’t even have time to look at, let alone post and comment on, so I just copied and pasted them over on my WoG Placeholder site. [More]
Now is a good time to remind readers of my “About ‘The Only Ones’” explanation in the sidebar.
[Via Steven H]
According to charging documents, Beltran agreed to pay a high-risk victim of human trafficking in exchange for sex with her as part of an ongoing arrangement. He’s also accused of negotiating to have a threesome with the victim and a member of her family. That family member is also believed to be a victim of human trafficking and Beltran allegedly knew that. [More]
I’m just surprised they haven’t put him on traffic patrol until this thing settles out…
[Via Steve T]
But McClain, who had committed no crime, did not understand why he was being detained, and his objections were met with swiftly escalating force, culminating in an injection of ketamine that left him unconscious. [More]
I can’t help but notice “Aurora transformed from a reliably Republican city to a decidedly progressive Democrat-controlled one.”
Who thinks that can’t be extrapolated?
The cognitive dissonance— it burns…
On a different note, here’s a handy immediate survival tip that would predclude many such outcomes: Don’t talk back (or at all), quietly comply and don’t resist (unless you have good reason to think you can prevail and get away with it). Barring that, live to go after your authoritarian attackers later.
[Via Michael G]
Woman sues L.A., says her husband sent nude photos of her to co-workers. He’s a cop. So is she [More]
I look at this kind of crap going on by government workers with pensions not offered in the private sector, in Democrat administrations that lecture us on sexual harassment and criminalize protocol offenses, and the thought strikes that I have never worked for a company where such behavior wouldn’t have resulted in immediate termination — as it should have.
I wanted to see if L.A. was being hypocritical by going after/prosecuting private employers, so did a quick search on the terms: Los Angeles sues sexual harassment. I guess the preponderance of results shouldn’t have surprised me:
I could go on and on.
It’s like the gun issue– power perverts who can’t (read “won’t”) control themselves are obsesssed with controlling the rest of us.
Why should these monkeys be able to have guns forbidden to me, and in places I can’t go without fear of being taken hostage or killed — by them?
