Phil1111

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  1. The revolving door of GOP deplorable conduct continues. King is gone but a new one arises. ‘George Floyd — a staged event,’ says Bexar County GOP chair Cynthia Brehm “I think there is at the very least the 'possibility' that this was a filmed public execution of a black man by a white cop, with the purpose of creating racial tensions and driving a wedge in the growing group of anti-deep state sentiment from common people, that have already been psychologically traumatized by COVID-19 fears,” Brehm wrote on Facebook Its like a plague of vermin. You stamp one out and another appears.
  2. The sun is always shining somewhere. That is all good news and I agree with Wendy. IMO the shoe has still not dropped on the economy and won't until the stimulus money runs out. C-19 has a ways to run yet. Yes back to work is good news. Its very discouraging for the unemployed and for those living paycheck to paycheck its a disaster.
  3. Now there needs to be some porta-potties that pay appropriate homage to trump's potty mouth.
  4. Hopefully the revolving door of the LE industry doesn't allow any of them to find another pay ticket in the industry. Furthermore if that same door hits them in the ass on the way out, TS, adios, areviderchi.
  5. The problem arises because some LE agencies provide little or poor training. Another exists because police can become jaded dealing with the "revolving door" of the justice system. Seeing victims of crime brutalized by criminals and felling like a cog in a system that doesn't work. Thats why recurrent sensitivity training is a necessary constant. Officers need to understand drug addiction, the effects of FAS, alcoholism, child abuse and physical abuse by parents and caretakers. Then be professional when they think the suspect is a POS, child molesting, child murderer. To treat them just like a white woman in a spanking new $400,000 Bentley who just blew a stop sign.
  6. Yes. Cops that get pissed off because of a long foot pursuit on a 100 degree day, where they fall and get a good case of road rash. Then fight with a suspect before getting the cuffs on. Are expected to immediately treat the suspect with respect and recognize their innocence to everything that just happened. Judges decide punishment not the "street justice", "attitude adjustment" that a few bad cops are apt to deal out. I have never seen people eat more crap from the public than the complaints, PR people from the airlines. BS, lies, abuse from someone that bought a economy ticket and figures the world is theirs.
  7. I know lots of cops. I used to go shooting with them and use up their free ammo all the time.
  8. So police that have a sworn duty to "protect and serve" can be allowed to "grow tired of that". So the public is not allowed to "have an attitude". Have you ever seen the attitude at airports by the flying public? That because some of the public has an attitude whole segments should be left to their fates? Got it. Collective punishment.
  9. airdvr and Turtle can't seem to understand that its not us v them. That as soon as the cuffs are on you stand the suspect up. That the suspect is a convicted felon is irrelevant. That the suspect has a long rap sheet is irrelevant. That just because you had a 1/2 hour car chase. A five hundred yard foot chase where you lost your sunglasses that cost forty bucks and ripped the back of your pants climbing a fence. That after all that you treat the suspect with respect, you stand him up after cuffing them and ensure that any of their injuries are immediately treated. Because thats your job and you're a professional. Instead a ride along will show you the zoo where the animals prowl. Looking to feast on society, white society. Double check the Glock because the animals are out. Tighten down the vest and turn off the camera. Tonight there will be some rough justice for those sunglasses on that last shift, f*#king animals don't deserve to live here.
  10. Beyond that how about routine, random monitoring of arrest video to ensure training and lawful conduct. Most business today monitor conversations and interactions with customers for "training purposes". Said monitoring done by a LE outsider.
  11. Chiefs of Police and Police unions. Who both believe their bread is buttered by officers and not the public trust.
  12. You completely miss the point. White supporters of trump and the GOP don't need to protest. Like all white collar crimes, no pun intended. Gerrymandering, vote rigging, vote denials, etc. Ensure that one white vote in a republican district counts for two black votes. -Too bad for them. White GOP supporters are ready on all occasions to support LE because they fight MS-13 and Black gangs that want to rape their white wives and children. So roughing them up and the occasional night-stick work on the back of their heads for resisting is OK. Just keep it all sub-Rosa. -Too bad for them. White trump GOP supporters don't need to protest, taste and feel gas. because. They are in their gated communities armed to the teeth. Constantly on the watch for Blacks who jog through their streets. If they get shot, well. -Too bad for them.
  13. Its astounding that LE in the current environment is not on its best behavior. Obviously Mayors are not doing their jobs. By firing Police Chiefs who can't or won't train their personnel.
  14. I take it you believe there is MS-13 behind every dumpster. Better up-arm LE.
  15. Dangerous, growing, yet unnoticed: the rise of America's white gangs The Growth of Gangs in Suburban Areas I'm not sure of the point you're trying to make?
  16. IMO Regan was not ignorant. He was not Clinton, Obama smart. But he knew enough to surround himself with a very strong cabinet. he also had very strong interpersonal skills. I believe he was a very good president setting aside events the made him look better. The Berlin wall for example, cold war, etc.
  17. The EC serves no useful purpose. Why would a state have a say in the life and direction of the nation state. When individual voters should have that role?
  18. Tell us, inquiring minds want to know.
  19. "blamed carbon taxes, falling oil prices and increased regulatory scrutiny" Carbon taxes relate to the signed Paris accords supported by about 71% of Canadians. Effectively its about 22 cents per US gallon. Regulatory scrutiny relate to industry pollution and environmental laws supported by a much higher percentage on Canadians. Oil prices are substantially beyond government and industry control. On the TI corruption index the US has dropped 5 points since trump took office and the US ranks 8 points below Canada, Which is 12th in the world tied with several other countries. The corruption index is probably the best banana ranker. The US, at 23rd ranks one point above Bhutan and two points above Chile.Wondering what causes changes in the TI corruption rankings? Think trump!
  20. Odd that you would mention that. Caligula lusted after his sister, trump lusts after Ivanka Caligula used women wantonly for his pleasure. trump will also #*ck anything in sight. Caligula loved to humiliate and embarrass those around him. trump loves to insult and humiliate those around him. Caligula ruled Rome for four years. trump despised and humiliated America for four years. Caligula made his horse a state official. trump made trump Jr.the horse's ass. Caligula considered himself a living God. trump considers himself above god. Caligula had statues of himself in the most important temples. trump used charity money to put his images up wherever good taste was absent. Caligula's images and memory was vanquished from Rome after his death. Just like trump come January 20th.
  21. Don't forget to check out the link in my post above. The stink, the hypocrisy, the corruption of his minions knows no bounds. The story from Real Clear Politics May 31, 2019 ;linked again here. F*#king Nazi swine.blabbering on about the republic. *#8%& !!
  22. FIFY "The Praetorians were known to engage in espionage, intimidation, arrests and killings to protect the interests of the Roman emperor. For clandestine operations, they may have employed a special wing of troops known as “speculatores.” Formerly a reconnaissance corps under the Roman Republic, by the imperial era this unit had graduated to serving as couriers and intelligence operatives in the service of the Caesar. Speculatores and other members of the Praetorians would disguise themselves as ordinary citizens at gladiator contests, theatrical performances and protests to monitor and arrest anyone who criticized the emperor. They also kept tabs on suspected enemies of the state, and in some cases they even secretly executed those judged to be an imminent threat to the emperor or his policies." This should be required reading its William Barr on his actions as a Praetorian Guard which he quotes directly.
  23. Serving jumpers in about 20 years when used ones become appropriately priced. It features a 221cm-wide cargo door, thats 71/4 feet wide. Two 1100 hp engines.
  24. FIFY and he hold those tweets dear like Ron does the verses of the bible.
  25. Ah! doublethink, it might be time to dust off Orwell's 1984. If trump wins I can meet some of you at the border to help with food vehicles, etc.