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Back to the Future: The Alarming Militarization Of American Police

So Trump’s administration is going to make “America Great Again” by cracking down on the steady move of the individual states answering the wishes of 70% of America’s citizens to end Marijuana Prohibition; to increase the instances of unlawful Civil Forfeiture of citizens property without due process and vamping up the Militarization of police forces around the nation.  

“Great again?”  Looks like continuing the Controllers  movement of taking our rights away and using military tactics against honest citizens to me. . . Your Editor Dennis Crenshaw

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Alarming Militarization Of American Police

Source: Zero Hedge

Via StockBoardAsset.com,

. Trump and the DOJ have just reversed former President Barack Obama’s restrictions that allows local police departments to receive surplus military equipment.

Restoring the program will “ensure that you can get the lifesaving gear that you need to do your job,” Attorney General Jeff Sessions told a cheering crowd at a national convention of the Fraternal Order of Police in Nashville, Tennessee. The group, America’s largest organization of rank-and-file officers, endorsed Trump for president after he promised to revamp the program. . . . Read Complete Report
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Ron Paul:

Is a Militarized Police The Answer To Inner City Turmoil?

Streamed live on Aug 30, 2017

Militarization of the Police

Published on Nov 30, 2015

From the Passionate Eye – The Evolution of Police Forces. Time for Change.

Dig a Little DEEPER: Militarization of the Police

US police push for all civilian drones to be registered & tracked

Just as I have started to learn to fly my own drone – government intrusion. . . Your Editor Dennis Crenshaw

US police push for all civilian drones to be registered & tracked

Source: RT 

Law enforcement in the US wants to be able to identify and track all unmanned vehicles in the sky. Meanwhile, the military was given the green light to shoot down private drones.

American law enforcement agencies oppose the government’s plans to allow extensive unmanned flights until federal regulators come up with requirements for the drones to be registered and tracked.

They say the tracking is needed to prevent collisions with aircraft that provide vital public services, such as an air-ambulance helicopter. . . . Read Complete Report

Adam Kokesh: How to think your way out of the police state in 7 minutes

Featured Image: Adam Kokesh, 2010. CREDIT: Adam Kokesh. SOURCE: Wikipedia (Public-Domain).

youtube by AdamKokesh

Published on Feb 16, 2015

Do you support the police? What do they do to keep you safe? These are harder questions for the average statist than you might imagine!

Dig a LITTLE DEEPER: THEI.us Archive “Adam Kokesh”

Illinois just criminalized recording police

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youtube by RT America

Published on Dec 16, 2014

Illinois’ House just passed a bill that criminalizes recording private conversations with citizens, and it also imposes harsher penalties for recording private conversations with police. The bill is rife with vague language, the last thing we need right now as the country riots over the lack of police accountability. The Resident discusses.

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CONGRESS PASSES BILL THAT GIVES POLICE UNLIMITED ACCESS TO CITIZENS’ PRIVATE COMMUNICATIONS

Featured Image: Thanx to David Dees

Truth and Action

Congress has just passed the Intelligence Authorization Act for 2015, which grants the executive branch not only the ability to spy on American citizens private communications, but also the legal authority to turn that information over to local law enforcement.

All of this can be done without any court order being granted, all in the name of ‘fighting terror’, of course. . . . Read Complete Report

 

Shock Video: Police Prepare For War With Gun Owners, Preppers And Constitutionalists

Featured Image: An MRAP (Mine resistant ambush protected vehicles) Cougar HE tested in January 2007, with landmines detonating around it. Credit: United States Department of Defensehttp://www.marcorsyscom.usmc.mil/ Source: Wikipedia (Public Domain).

youtube by TheAlexJonesChannel

Published on Dec 13, 2014

You will shocked by what you see in this video when a citizen asks a cop why they need a giant MRAP tank.

New Police Body Cameras Will Be Facial Recognition Scanners

Featured Image: A computer generated rendering of a typical body-worn camera. Credit: ThrowawaysixtynineOwn work. Source: Wikipedia. (CC BY 4.0).

youtube by Mark Dice Published on Dec 12, 2014

Dig a little DEEPER ~ THEI.us Archive “Cops on THEI”

The Milk Police are Coming!

Liberty Briefing 12/01/2014 08:12:46 am

By Geoffrey Pike | Monday, December 1st, 2014

There is another battle between the Institute for Justice and a government agency over milk – something that is becoming more common.

Government (state and federal) is heavily involved in the milk industry and I have written about the government’s war against raw milk before. But this latest story doesn’t involve raw milk. It is pasteurized milk. This is a government war over words. . . . Read Complete Report

How the Police Legally Steal Hundreds of Millions from Poor People | Police Beat

Featured Image: Police car w/cops. SOURCE: freeclipartnow.com (Public Domain).

youtube by breakingtheset on Sep 30, 2014

Dig a little DEEPER ~ THEI.us Archive “Cops on THEI”

Police State USA: Officer cleared after going to wrong address, shooting innocent grandpa in his garage

image: Police State, courtesy David Dees

 

From policestateusa.com

Officer cleared after going to wrong address, shooting innocent grandpa in his garage

“FORT WORTH, TX — An elderly man was slain in his own garage because police “inadvertently began searching” the wrong address while investigating a burglary call.  Spotting a man who appeared “standoffish” in his own garage, police opened fire, killing a 72-year-old grandfather.  After months of investigation, the officer has been cleared and is back on the streets.”

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This type of incident is why the Indiana law makes sense and will save innocent lives. It forces officers, on fear of death, to identify themselves both audibly and visibly to avoid being shot justifiably. And it just might save the lives of every day citizens, although that doesn’t seem to be a concern of nearly enough cops.