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Comment by Charles Magus on July 21, 2010 at 5:21am

Thank you Ironside and Nikki for your comments. It is beginning to show that the system has failed and the criminals are benefiting from their crimes! This is not the way the world was meant to be!

It is a tough son-of-a bitch job being a policeman in this day and age! Things are becoming more hostile on both sides of the fence! The police not longer trust the public (as they think they are all terrorists!) and the public no longer trust the police as they have seen far too many instances of police thuggery and brutality! And the smell behind the stinking lot is the smug Zionist low-lives that orchestrate it all!

We have been deceived by a lie that divides us, makes us hate instead of Love, brings fear instead of Trust! This was done over such a long period of time that it was never noticed by our grandparents or our parents. We are just beginning to see what is going on now! And we have the power to change everything!! We have to use our inner divinity to shape the world how we want it to be! We have to change the world through Love, not hate! Using the power of our hearts and minds to lift our vibration to a higher level! This is what these people do not want us to do! This is exactly what we should do!

We have to be a positive force in this Universe not a negative one. This is what I have to keep reminding myself. The mystics were right all along! Science now agrees with them!

We have to begin showing the way to change things!


Namaste!

Comment by Ironsides on July 20, 2010 at 7:51pm

Until 2009 when I was dragged into restoretherepublic.net, I never understood alot of things about law-enforcement.

Charles, one thing I will say about Rodney King's case, years later he pulled the same thing.--But when the cop saw who it was, he just let him go.

I remember when it went public about the tape being edited, to really make the cops look worse than they were in his case. He did put up quite a fight, and it was the first time I had ever learned about the tazer. They had to tazer him three times or more.

But I have no doubt that those same officers were probably guilty, of equally if not more excessive force with others. There used to be deep-seated racism against Blacks and Hispanics.

However, as more and more Blacks joined the police-forces, I could see the same racism from them.

After all these years, though, and racism has declined alot, I think alot of police brutality a gang-member culture which has existed inside cop-shops since I was a kid. There are alot of really good officers, and for people who take alot of shit from law-enforcement, it gets hard to not see all cops as enemies and pigs. Nevertheless, the pigs are still there.--And it gives the good guys a bad rap!

Comment by Nikki on July 20, 2010 at 6:20pm

Of course there are two sides to every story but people in LA mistrusted the police long before the Rodney King incident as this department has had the reputation as boot-stomping thugs for decades. Yet, Mr. King has had numerous run-ins with the law since his famous beating and I won't put anything past the media. So whatever really happened it caused a great deal of misery and I hope I'm not in the midst of an event like this again (but I probably will be -lol)
http://www.blackpast.org/?q=aaw/rodney-king-riot-1992

Comment by Charles Magus on July 20, 2010 at 6:00pm

There have always been rouge elements within any police force! or any organisation such as the Army, the CIA and FBI to name but a few! But now, it is totally different! They are trying to change the way in which all police operate! They are making the police see the public as the enemy which is a very dangerous precedence!

The public must surely be seeing what kind of law enforcement is emerging in the last few years? This has been helped by the lies of 9/11!

Comment by Charles Magus on July 20, 2010 at 5:48pm

Well Tara! If thinks keep going the way they are, people will be arrested for getting too much sunshine! No joke! They do not want people to get too much Vitamin D! As it helps the immune system!

We must try to focus on the world the way we would love to see it by looking into our own hearts. Sending out Love, Friendship and Unity!


Namaste!

Comment by Charles Magus on July 20, 2010 at 5:44pm

Hi Nikki! Thanks for the comment about the Rodney King case. Did you know that not all the footage was shown by the news media? They made it appear as though the police in this case were just being brutal! When in fact, Rodney King not only resisted arrest, but he actually attacked the policemen that where trying to bring him and his two friends to the station for questioning! The policemen had no choice in this case but to try and subdue Mr King. Notice that the other two arrested men complied and co-operated with the police and were only handcuffed and placed in the vehicle.

Yet the news media tried to show that the police were just being brutal! Which was not the case as I saw the whole incident on the tape myself! Rodney King had attacked the police! This manipulation of the news was done to alienate the public towards the police and discredit them. To make the public mistrust the police.

This was of course before the Insidious evil changed the majority of the police force into boot-stomping thugs!

Namaste!

Comment by Nikki on July 19, 2010 at 9:10pm

The riots and aftermath of the Rodney King verdict were surreal. I was told not to come to work for a few days and then we had tanks and boots on the streets and a curfew.
You had interesting experience in LA but I'm sure they led to encounters with the jack booted thugs. The Justice Dept claims they can reform these rogue police departments, ha!
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/05/18/us/18orleans.html

Comment by Ironsides on July 19, 2010 at 4:40pm

Really cool! That video was so far-out! On his YouTube page, I looked down the right side, and he has a 10 minute video titled "Torontonamo Bay"!

During the aftermath of the Rodney King verdict, I really glued into CNN around the clock throughout the ordeal. I was in Montreal during that time, but between '72-76 there were periods where I lived and worked in some cities, and was very familiar with the Watts riots of '65! In '74-75 I lived in three parts of L.A. The first place was Lynwood, next door to Watts.

I was working with a new religious movement, and we lived communally. It helped to all share the rent and living expenses, and during those years I had to move alot. We sold papers which consisted of evangelical doctrines, and prayed with whoever would receive Jesus as their Savior.

Financially, I did OK as a busker, and played on streets and subways of whatever cities I worked in any country. So, I gave my papers away to up my stats, and just did shows to pay the bills.

What I did was "illegal", but mean as I am, I'm a Christian. So, along with our pushing the Gospel, some of our papers were political bytes.--And we definitely believed in the Palestinians deserving better treatment than they got in Israel.

So, between the ZIONIST Defense League terrorists giving us alot of persecution, which cost some of our members a big price, they also pushed local officials to hound us at times. So, I'm pretty familiar with those L.A. cop-shop gang members, and the New Orleans cop-shop gang members.

Concerning the whole law-enforcement system, from the police forces, to the Supreme Courts, they all need a total overhaul, and to be restricted to practising the role of law-enforcement with the original definitions of laws the Founding Fathers had.

I really don't care if complete closures of police departments have to take place, to erradicate all the legalized gangs which have been created in our life-time.

Comment by Tara on July 19, 2010 at 4:22pm

Yikes....getting arrested for blowing bubbles, I guess that chewing gum is out of the question, WTF?

Comment by Nikki on July 19, 2010 at 2:35pm

Yes Ironsides, those videos are shocking, but police here can get away with just about anything. In 1992 we had tanks on the streets in LA when rioting followed the verdict of 'not guilty' in the case of four white police officers who had severely beaten an African-American, Rodney King.

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