Cops acting like Nazis

[Kat Kanning]

Cops Arrest AFP Journalist Christopher Bollyn

Kurt Nimmo | August 17 2006

?I was harassed, beaten, and shocked with a Tazer-like gun in my front yard before my wife and children, and then abused for 6 hours by the ADL-trained local police,? explains American Free Press journalist and Republic Broadcast Network talk show host Christopher Bollyn on the RBN website. ?I have every reason to believe it is because of my journalistic investigation into 9/11. I have been threatened before in my career as a journalist, but this is the first time I have been intentionally beaten and abused?by the cops?. I intend to seek asylum in Norway or Switzerland. I can read the writing on the wall.?

Indeed, the writing is on the wall. In the neocon ?you?re either with us or with the terrorists? political climate in America today, those who tell the truth are increasingly coming under the gun?or as in Bollyn?s case, under a Tazer. It is a short step from accusations of treason and appeasement of terrorists, who work for the government?or are simply retarded patsies set-up to take a fall?and the sort of violence practiced by the Nazis and their goons after Hitler pulled off his Gesetz zur Behebung der Not von Volk und Reich, or the Law to Remedy the Distress of the People and the Reich. Bush has come a long way in realizing his Erm?chtigungsgesetz, or Enabling Act, and it won?t be long now before minor complaints are dealt with in severe fashion, as they always are under fascist dictatorships.

?And the administration has not only the right, but the duty, in my opinion, to pursue fifth column movements,? Senator Lindsey Graham told AG Gonzales earlier this year. ?And let me tell folks who are watching what a fifth column movement is. It is a movement known to every war where American citizens will sympathize with the enemy and collaborate with the enemy. And it?s happened in every war?. and I don?t think you need a warrant to do that.?

According to the Manichean dictum of the neocons?you?re with us in the forever war against the Muslims, or you?re with the terrorists?revealing certain facts, as Bollyn has done over the years, may result in, for now, arrest and abuse. However, next month or next year, certainly after the next staged terror attack, it will result in far harsher, even fatal retaliation, as it invariably does in fascist countries.

[dalebert]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGaWDL7ofLQ

Look what happens when you don't respect their authorit-eye!

[BillyC]

I enjoy listening to Chris Bollyn.
Unfortunately if you are not part of the pro Zionist movement then you must be a Jew hater in the eyes of the ADL-trained local police and the sheep that follow the main stream media.
Its a sad state of affairs.

[Fluff and Stuff]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGaWDL7ofLQ

Look what happens when you don't respect their authorit-eye!

That lady deserved the 1st tasing but the 2nd one appeared to be complete crap as it would have been easy to put her arms behind her back.

[BillyC]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SGaWDL7ofLQ

Look what happens when you don't respect their authorit-eye!

yes ....you "must" obey.....never question their authorit-eye!

[firsty]

i've been beat up by cops, and i was maced after asking for the badge number of a cop in buffalo, ny. i've been stalked by local cops where i am now, and i pretty much try to avoid cops at all costs. frat boys with guns need few justifications for their behavior, and being implicitly associated with the upstanding patriotic duties of protecting our christian nation from all unbelievers and those opposed to the neocons' illiterate interpretation of the constitution doesnt help matters.

the stalking stopped once i got a lawyer. it helps to have someone like that on your phone's speed dial who can remind the police of their own limitations.

[BillyC]

and being implicitly associated with the upstanding patriotic duties of protecting our christian nation from all unbelievers and those opposed to the neocons' illiterate interpretation of the constitution doesnt help matters.

Not sure what that means, care to go into detail?

[LibertyProtector]

That lady deserved the 1st tasing but the 2nd one appeared to be complete crap as it would have been easy to put her arms behind her back.
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A Taser is a useful non-lethal tool that limits injuries to an officer while providing more of an incentive for a "perp" to comply. However, when analyzing this particular use of its employment, we should first back up and ask if under our vision of a more "utopian" society, would the lady have even been stopped in the first place? To clarify:  Does it make sense to have speed limits set by bureaucrats or would it make more sense to have a society in which a reasonable daytime speed limit is allowed (I'm reminded of MT a few years back)?

[BillyC]

That lady deserved the 1st tasing but the 2nd one appeared to be complete crap as it would have been easy to put her arms behind her back.

A Taser is a useful non-lethal tool that limits injuries to an officer while providing more of an incentive for a "perp" to comply. However, when analyzing this particular use of its employment, we should first back up and ask if under our vision of a more "utopian" society, would the lady have even been stopped in the first place? To clarify:  Does it make sense to have speed limits set by bureaucrats or would it make more sense to have a society in which a reasonable daytime speed limit is allowed (I'm reminded of MT a few years back)?
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hmmmm
I will pass on the shock treatment.
Perp right

here is some light reading for you

http://www.jacksonville.com/tu-online/stories/053105/met_18871779.shtml
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/local/224099_vmalaika13.html
http://www.wesh.com/news/4391109/detail.html
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200504/s1347744.htm
http://www.tennessean.com/nation-world/archives/05/03/67109716.shtml?Element_ID=67109716
http://www.nbc4i.com/news/4273628/detail.html
http://www.infowars.com/articles/ps/tasers_sanford_man_dies_tasered_by_police.htm
http://www.jacksonville.com/tu-online/stories/030205/met_18105893.shtml
http://www.toledoblade.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?Date=20050202&Category=NEWS03&ArtNo=502020361&SectionCat=&Template=printart
http://www.tennessean.com/local/archives/04/11/62389822.shtml?Element_ID=62389822
http://www.fox11az.com/news/local/stories/KMSB-20040525-dsbp-taser.1f8073c21.html

[firsty]

what i meant was that now, cops feel like they have more reason to be bullies, due to the "war", homeland "security" and the fact that legislators and judges are allowing them more power because nobody understands the constitution anymore.

[BillyC]

what i meant was that now, cops feel like they have more reason to be bullies, due to the "war", homeland "security" and the fact that legislators and judges are allowing them more power because nobody understands the constitution anymore.

I agree

But I will add.
I think that now, some not all but some of them feel that they have a right to punish you with a legalized form of torture, to make you obey.

Hey it beats a club or getting sprayed or shot.

To make you grovel and act like timid sheep when they bark their commands.
They don't have to discuss or rationalize what they want or why they are messing with people anymore.

Hell I can defend myself from the average criminal, but who protects us from the protectors?

[Fluff and Stuff]

That lady deserved the 1st tasing but the 2nd one appeared to be complete crap as it would have been easy to put her arms behind her back.

A Taser is a useful non-lethal tool that limits injuries to an officer while providing more of an incentive for a "perp" to comply. However, when analyzing this particular use of its employment, we should first back up and ask if under our vision of a more "utopian" society, would the lady have even been stopped in the first place? To clarify:  Does it make sense to have speed limits set by bureaucrats or would it make more sense to have a society in which a reasonable daytime speed limit is allowed (I'm reminded of MT a few years back)?
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The cop read off 3 violations that were visible.  I don't agree with them all, but come on.  What did she expect?

[Michael Fisher]

i've been beat up by cops, and i was maced after asking for the badge number of a cop in buffalo, ny. i've been stalked by local cops where i am now, and i pretty much try to avoid cops at all costs. frat boys with guns need few justifications for their behavior, and being implicitly associated with the upstanding patriotic duties of protecting our christian nation from all unbelievers and those opposed to the neocons' illiterate interpretation of the constitution doesnt help matters.

the stalking stopped once i got a lawyer. it helps to have someone like that on your phone's speed dial who can remind the police of their own limitations.

"and being implicitly associated with the upstanding patriotic duties of protecting our christian nation from all unbelievers"

???

[firsty]

eek. just to be clear, michael, that entire phrase of mine was written with extreme sarcasm, and with disdain for the behavior of the cops.

[dalebert]

In my gut, it just strikes me as excessive force. Perhaps an arrest is warranted at some point, but even then I don't think cops should use a torture device unless they are physically threatened in some way and that did not seem to be the case. I thought the woman was an idiot, but it was clear that the cop was getting retribution because someone didn't respect his authority. He probably has a small penis and is very insecure about it.