Systemic and Out of Control

[Bro. Curtis]

When you see somebody deny the movement called for dead cops you know you are not dealing with someone in whom truth is important. There were elements of the movement calling for dead cops, and the people stuck their head in the sand.


Poncho, it wasn't just FOXNEWS that told of the threats.

 

[poncho]

When you see somebody deny the movement called for dead cops you know you are not dealing with someone in whom truth is important. There were elements of the movement calling for dead cops, and the people stuck their head in the sand.


Poncho, it wasn't just FOXNEWS that told of the threats.

I understand that Bro. Fox went beyond just telling of the threats.

That's not reporting that's antagonizing.

Conservatives are quick to point it out when the "liberal" media does the same and rightly so but they turn a blind eye to it when the so called "conservative" media does it.

Deception is deception whether it comes from the left or the right.

 

[Bro. Curtis]

No deception, poncho. Some of those kids are REALLY calling for dead cops.

 

[poncho]

No deception, poncho. Some of those kids are REALLY calling for dead cops.

I never claimed otherwise.

I merely pointed out how Fox manipulated it's video. That's deception.

 

[Zaac]

Grand Jury Clears Two White Texas Cops Who Brutally Beat A Black Woman Over An Unpaid Traffic Ticket

Two former Jasper, Texas police officers will not face criminal charges after they brutally assaulted a black woman who was in their custody last year. That incident prompted racial tension in the East Texas town.
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Diggles settled a civil rights lawsuit against the city and the officers last December for $75,000.

It was less than a month after the beating that Jasper’s city council voted to fire Cunningham and Grissom.

Read more: http://www.alan.com/2014/12/04/gran...-over-an-unpaid-traffic-ticket/#ixzz3NMB7SLSU

 

[righteousdude2]

A friendly reminder ....

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....and I choose to do this,
where you are concerned!​

 

[matt wade]

A friendly reminder ....

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....and I choose to do this,
where you are concerned!​

And you choose to do this in a large, bold font and by dragging up a post from days ago. I can see through you so well that you are almost invisible.

 

[righteousdude2]

And you choose to do this in a large, bold font and by dragging up a post from days ago. I can see through you so well that you are almost invisible.

I'm just trying to communicate. If that upsets you, what can I say? As for responding to something you wrote a few days ago .... could it be that I'm not that concerned to see what you have written to me. I do not look for sarcasm on a daily basis!

Anyways, large font or not, I meant what I said. BTW, is this size more appealing and acceptable to you?

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[Zaac]

Two men who shot up Idaho Walmart with BB gun taken into custody by police

Two Idaho men were taken into custody without incident after shooting up a Walmart with a BB gun, the Coeur d’Alene Press reports.

Users of social media have claimed the arrest of the two men — who were not identified — stands in contrast to an incident at a Ohio Walmart in August involving an African-American man, John Crawford, that left him dead after police shot him while he stood in an aisle holding a BB gun he had removed from a shelf.

According to Idaho police, the two intoxicated men walked into the Post Falls Walmart and proceeded to remove BB guns from boxes, before loading one and firing it four times while in the store.

Walmart store security contacted police, saying the two men “started shooting the gun in the store and made comments that they were going to shoot the store up.”

According to one Walmart loss prevention employee, the men approached him and asked if he wanted to join them.

The two men exited the store before police arrived, but officers and sheriff’s deputies were able to set up a perimeter and take them into custody without incident.

According to police, the two men were charged with aggravated assault, discharging a firearm in city limits, and malicious damage to property.

 

[carpro]

Grand Jury Clears Two White Texas Cops Who Brutally Beat A Black Woman Over An Unpaid Traffic Ticket

Two former Jasper, Texas police officers will not face criminal charges after they brutally assaulted a black woman who was in their custody last year. That incident prompted racial tension in the East Texas town.
...
Diggles settled a civil rights lawsuit against the city and the officers last December for $75,000.

It was less than a month after the beating that Jasper’s city council voted to fire Cunningham and Grissom.

Read more: http://www.alan.com/2014/12/04/gran...-over-an-unpaid-traffic-ticket/#ixzz3NMB7SLSU

Hmmm. Looks like Diggles was after the bucks. Not justice.

They've been fired. She has her money.

Good decision by the grand jury.

 

[Zaac]

Video of Man’s Police Interaction Exposes Vast Conspiracy – This is Why You Always Film Police

Washington Parish, LA — A man’s 30-second cell phone video has helped to expose an ominously plotted conspiracy within the Louisiana “justice” system.

Two years ago, Douglas Dendinger, 47, accepted an offer of $50 to act as a process server. All he would have to do is hand an envelope containing a lawsuit alleging police brutality to Chad Cassard, a former Bogalusa police officer.

Everything went smoothly. Dendinger handed the envelope off to the former cop in front of a group of police officers and two St. Tammany prosecutors. But then Cassard blew up.

“It was like sticking a stick in a bee’s nest.” Dendinger recalled. “They started cursing me. They threw the summons at me; right at my face, but it fell short. Vulgarities. I just didn’t know what to think. I was a little shocked.”

Although he was shocked, Dendinger was still able to leave and simply drove home.

But things would get worse, much worse.

“Within about 20 minutes, there were these bright lights shining through my windows. It was like, ‘Oh my God.’ I mean I knew immediately, a police car.”

“And that’s when the nightmare started,” he said. “I was arrested.”

According to WWLT,

He was booked with simple battery, along with two felonies: obstruction of justice and intimidating a witness, both of which carry a maximum of 20 years in prison. Because of a prior felony cocaine conviction, Dendinger calculated that he could be hit with 80 years behind bars as a multiple offender.

That kicked off two years of a “living hell,” as Dendinger described it, a period that is now the subject of Dendinger’s federal civil rights lawsuit against the officers, attorneys and former St. Tammany District Attorney Walter Reed.

In a scene described in the lawsuit, Dendinger recounted a nervous night handcuffed to a rail at the Washington Parish Jail. He said he was jeered by officers, including Bogalusa Police Chief Joe Culpepper, who whistled the ominous theme song from “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.”

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/vi...t-conspiracy-film-police/#O0P53zD6t24ltFWD.99



They need to throw the book at everyone involved with this case. Shameful if it's as his video shows.