PG has been investigated by the FBI for routinely and repeatedly doing three day round the clock interrogations resulting in false confessions.
PG cops beat the crap out of people, as judge and jury vigilante gangs, like whupping Rodney King but when there is no resistance, just a presumption of guilt. That girl who had her arm broken at the police station had no criminal record and was only resisting theft of her laptop. DC is majority black, some neighborhoods near 100% black. Countless times in those 100% black neighborhoods I see either a bunch of white cops running around chasing a black youth, or a white narc in a leather jacket with a real narcissistic logo on the back strutting around like he's a Crusader on a roll. Or at two high profile street shootings, cops stood around watching as shooters emptied their magazines and reloaded and blasted away, killing people. Or how about the white cops who told the rape victim she should not be out after dark, because it was a bad neighborhood. One time in Virginia there was a fifteen minute gun battle in front of a police sub-station. The only time I appreciated them was when they showed up half an hour later and at least got a witness out of a building, giving her a good running start. That was the whole of the witness protection program there. You're on your own, it's a jungle. Cub scouts don't know who the players are without a program, and usually come down on the wrong side. But that's good eugenics, isn't it? And eugenics is what it's all about, all the weird policy, because having losers is good eugenicis, and beastliness is cast as civility in Darwinism. Sympathy is a sin, literally, in Darwinism, as he wrote in Descent of Man. Beastliness is civility, sympathy is sin, having a loser is natural selection, and interfering with beastliness(civility!) would be race treason. It's 19th century pseudo-science. -Bob --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, "nowtheledge" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > ---I remeber the incident with Prince Jones. PG county police kill > and abuse blaks at an alarming rate. This is not what law enforcement > is supposed to be about or are they? The controllers set the > standards for society and knowing that crime is profitable allow > things to happen for the sake of profit. It's about money and when we > the people start to realize it's us against them then maybe we will > change. Otherwise we are doomed. If cop Carlton Jones car had no scratch on it in the Washington Post photo, then there was no reason to believe Prince Jones had gone up a driveway and been verbally threatened by Carlton Jones. All we know is that Prince Jones left the roadway slightly after he was shot in the back multiple times through the rear of his vehicle. It all happened on the road, as far as the physical evidence shows. The road raging cop emptied his pistol into the back of the car in front while both were driving along, as far as we know. It ended in road rage, it began with Maryland cops profiling a bad neighborhood in DC, spotting Maryland tags, an expensive SUV, a young black male, stalking their quarry for six hours, finally raging out and shooting through the back of his car down in Virginia, precisely because he had not done anything wrong by end of shift. A few bullet holes punched in the time card, and go home. Virginia prosecutor Horan said fine, a Maryland cop punched a few bulletholes in his timecard and went home to his legal jurisdiction, no problem. Abu Ghraib, 90% innocent, all held for two years. White phos on civilians, no problem. Shooting an ambulance driver, seizing hospitals, no problem. Shooting Pat Tilghman, no problem. All the patriots are punching a few bullet holes in their racist timecard, no problemo, death is free, it's all good. It's all eugenics. Having a loser is good Darwinism. Casting the most beastly as the most civilized is good Darwinism. "Good Darwinism" is an oxymoron, that's the problem. "Might makes right" is the opposite of civilization and it's based on pseudo-science, science as hired gun, bribery of the vanity of the philosopher. -Bob > In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, "muckblit" <muckblit@> wrote: > > > > KLA-bin Laden connection? What about the Bush bin Laden connection? > > > > Here is another incident which was either the failure of an > individual > > through mental illness, specifically paranoid role reversal, or a > > vigilante plot. One always has to play the other side as if it's a > > lone crazed bad guy, but one wonders, especially if the lone crazed > > provocateur had been at fault on a dozen other occasions. > > > > The paranoid thinks that he was assaulted, or speaks as if he > believes > > that he was assaulted, when he ought to know he had a history of > > provoking the other party. Either he is insane, or he knew he was > > working to evoke a response to justify escalation. That level of > > gaming by a bully makes for a new dimension of "undefeated season". > > The corresponding role of a Jackie Robinson requires that one go > > absolutely undefeated in dealing with provocation. Not everyone is > as > > good at that as Jackie Robinson was. > > > > There are fans for the psychological level of play. I just played an > > undefeated season in psychological warfare. When our tormentor in a > > sports league blew his baby lunch in a paranoid rage, I took my hat > > off and walked away from a seemingly postal berserker. Every > > parent-fan took their team hat off and kept it off for the rest of > the > > season. A league official said that there was nothing he could > legally > > do about mental illness, but he made a point of saying so in the > > presence of the clinically paranoid FOP cub scout back-shooter > bully, > > with a physical gesture in his direction when he said "[mental] > health > > problem". In my case, the bully seemed to flick off because I would > > never rise to the bait, and he was willing to lose two games to > press > > his contrived provocations. Meanwhile I managed to play through > > without ruining any games for the team. > > > > Something similarly backwards must have been happened when a black > > female college student I know had her laptop stolen, but police > > arrested her instead of the thief. She ended up having her arm > broken, > > and after her parents paid bail, she was kept chained to a hospital > > bed. I hope they sue like the victim in Utah. > > > > The best example would be when a cop simply road raged, shooting > > Prince Jones to death, because the cop followed Jones for six hours > > and Jones never did anything wrong. Sheer frustration motivated the > > murderer. The Maryland cop had profiled a bad neighborhood in DC, > > which also happens to be near Howard University. The cop was looking > > for Maryland tags in a bad neighborhood on a nice new SUV driven by > a > > young black male. He spotted such a combination, and fulfilling his > > witch-hunt profile fueled witch-hunt paranoia, the murderer > imagining > > he was stalking a murderer. The hysterically paranoid cop began > > following Prince Jones, a college student with a job. When Jones did > > nothing illegal in six hours, the Maryland cop was in Virginia and > it > > was the end of his shift. The hero wanted to go home to Maryland, so > > he conveniently shot Prince Jones to death. Left side of the cop's > car > > and back end of victim's car prove it was a road rage murder. The > cop > > accused the victim of road rage, but the cop's car did not have a > > scratch on the left side which he said was rammed twice. The > newspaper > > published a photo of the pristine left side of the cop's car. The > cop > > was the only one with road rage, and he was stalking and profiling, > > more of that new professionalism! > > > > Paranoia, stalking, bullying, violence. When the FBI was caught > using > > CIA kidnapped children to make pedophile blackmail tapes at the > > Seattle APEC conference, their defense was,"but we're the good > guys". > > Role reversal by guilt projection, fueled by paranoia, the new > > professionalism. You have to witness it to believe it. Crusaders, > > witch-hunters, paranoids, bullies, losers. > > > > -Bob > > > > --- In cia-drugs@yahoogroups.com, "norgesen" <norgesen@> wrote: > > > > > > Tuesday, November 14, 2006 > > > The "New Police Professionalism," or Support Your Local Gang- > Banger > > > William N. Grigg > > > > > > > > > > > > Most American men older than, say, fourteen years of age have had > > the following experience: > > > > > > During a pick-up basketball game at the YMCA or the local health > > club, you find yourself paired off defending a guy who's taking > things > > just a little too seriously. > > > > > > Bumps escalate into undisguised shoves; hand-checks become elbow > > thrusts; tripping suddenly becomes the defensive tactic of first > > resort. Up the escalation ladder you climb until eventually you find > > yourself squaring off with the jerk while other players try to > > maintain the polite fiction that this is a casual basketball game, > > rather than an Alpha Male territory-marking ritual. > > > > > > To his dog, every man is Napoleon, noted Aldous Huxley; this > > explains the constant popularity of dogs. In similar fashion, it > could > > be said that for a certain personality type, every pickup b-ball > game > > at the Y is Game Seven of the NBA Finals. > > > > > > I offer that observation as someone who has the dubious > distinction > > of being banned for life from Church League play when I was 18 as a > > consequence of my threat to "eviscerate" the referee; he wasn't so > > much intimidated by my threat as he was humiliated when I had to > tell > > him what the word meant, and infuriated when I observed (correctly) > > that he obviously wasn't the owner of a library card. > > > > > > > > > > > > Ah, Church Basketball: The Brawl That Begins With Prayer.® > > > > > > At a Gold's Gym in Salt Lake City one night last August, a > > 21-year-old Balkan refugee named Agim found himself caught in the > > tightening coils of an on-court conflict with a 24-year-old named > > Marcus Barrett. At some point, Agim became weary of Marcus's "rough > > play" and responded in kind. This reportedly continued until Marcus > > threw a punch, the two players hit the floor, and two of Marcus's > > buddies jumped into the fray. While the friends pinned Agim's arms > to > > his sides, Marcus slugged him in the stomach and chest. > > > > > > > > > > > > Agim as a High School student in Salt Lake city > > > > > > > > > Quite sensibly, Agim decided to leave but Marcus and his Homies > > trailed him to the parking lot. When Agim tried to drive away, he > > found the exit blocked by Marcus's vehicle; Marcus grabbed a shotgun > > and threated Agim's life. By this time, Agim had dialed 911, and the > > police were on the way. For several minutes as recorded by the 911 > > dispatcher Marcus and his buddies swarmed Agim's car, while the > > young refugee from Kosovo, displaying remarkable composure, waited > for > > the police to arrive. > > > > > > Oh, did I mention that Marcus, the aggressor in this incident, was > > an off-duty police officer? > > > > > > "Get out here [Oedipal epithet deleted]," Marcus can be heard > > yelling at Agim on the 911 recording, as he and his friends pound on > > Agim's car. "You're f*****g with the wrong people.... You know what > I > > am?... I will put you under arrest! Get out of the car right now. If > > you don't get out of the car I will place you under arrest for > > resisting arrest. Get out of the car right now!" > > > > > > Agim, who was well acquainted with potentially lethal abuse by > > police authorities (likely from both Serbian irregulars and the > > "police" forces of the so-called Kosovo Liberation Army, the latter > > being much worse than the former), remained calm and resolute in > > waiting for other police to arrive, placidly telling Marcus "I don't > > trust you." > > > > > > Earlier in the confrontation, Marcus and his friends had attempted > > to drag Agim from his car. > > > > > > "You want to start something [Oedipal epithet deleted once > again]?" > > taunted the hero, who at the time was toting a shotgun with two > fellow > > gang-bangers at his back. "What you pulled in there is called an > > assault... You want to start sh*t right now?" > > > > > > According to Agim's side of the story which seems plausible, > given > > Marcus's behavior as recorded in the 911 tape it was Marcus who > > began the "rough play" during the basketball game; apparently, Agim > > had "assaulted" Marcus by presuming to retaliate, thereby laying his > > profane hands on the sanctified person of an agent of the Almighty > State. > > > > > > His work shift may have ended, but Marcus proved through his > > behavior that a rectal orifice is never off-duty. > > > > > > (Here's a link to the 911 recording, courtesy of Radley Balko.) > > > > > > This episode brought to my mind a similar incident decades ago > > which I have described elsewhere involving an off-duty Deputy > > Sheriff who threatened to arrest my American Legion coach > for "verbal > > assault" on a clearly partisan home plate umpire: As the visiting > > team, we had discovered that our strike zone had expanded to include > > most of the county, while the home team's had contracted to roughly > > the circumference of a pea. > > > > > > As I pointed out earlier in describing that episode: "The umpire, > > however inept or partial he might have been, exercised authority > > rooted in an implied private contract. Deputy Buttinski, on the > other > > hand, deployed intimidation backed by the implicit threat of lethal > > violence, tangible evidence of which was provided by the firearm he > > carried while off-duty." His attitude appeared to be, "Hey I've > got > > a badge and a gun; why not put them to use?" > > > > > > That was apparently the same notion that took hold of Marcus, who > > had been a cop for about a year at the time of his altercation with > Agim. > > > > > > Happily, Marcus has been charged with two counts of assault and > one > > charge of unlawful detention, both of which are misdemeanors. For > > threatening Agim with a gun, Marcus should confront felony assault > > charges, at least. > > > > > > In a development as predictable as it is unfortunate, Agim has > filed > > a $1 million lawsuit against Salt Lake City. A better remedy would > be > > to use the leverage of the lawsuit (if this is possible) to bring > > felony charges against Marcus, and to bring about his removal from > the > > police force. > > > > > > As a recent enlistee in the "Thin Blue Line," Officer Marcus could > > be considered an example of what Supreme Court Justice Antonin > Scalia, > > in his opinion from the Hudson vs. Michigan case (.pdf), calls the > > "new police professionalism." > > > > > > Here's Scalia's panglossian perspective on contemporary policing: > > > > > > "Even as long ago as 1989, we felt it proper to `assume' that > > unlawful police behavior `would be dealt with appropriately' by the > > authorities, but we now have increasing evidence that police forces > > across the United States take the constitutional rights of citizens > > seriously. There have been `wide ranging reforms in the education, > > training, and supervision' of police officers.... Moreover, modern > > police forces are staffed with professionals; it is not credible to > > assert that internal discipline, which can limit successful careers, > > will not have a deterrent effect. There is also evidence that the > > increasing use of various forms of citizen review can enhance police > > accountability." > > > > > > For all of these reasons, contends Scalia, police can be entrusted > > with much broader discretionary powers involving potentially lethal > > use of force, such as no-knock raids. > > > > > > Comments Balko: > > > > > > "Police are certainly more highly trained than they once were, but > > they aren't better trained at observing civil liberties. They're > > better trained at paramilitary tactics. They're now trained by > former > > Navy SEALs and Army Rangers. They're better trained at treating > > civilians like enemy combatants, at taking over and `clearing' rooms > > in private homes, not at treating the people inside as citizens with > > rights." > > > > > > Just as importantly, modern police frequently display the same > > propensity toward tribalistic violence that typifies any other armed > > gang. Too often, rather than regarding themselves as part of, and > > responsible to, the communities in which they're deployed, police > > perceive themselves as a caste apart from, and superior to, > civilians. > > > > > > As Officer Marcus put it, while he and his buddies threatened > Agim's > > life: "You see that f****g car right there? What does that make me? > > You know what I am?" > > > > > > To which the proper answer is: You're a squalid punk and a > feculent > > bully who richly deserves a major beating -- and that's true despite > > your pimped-out ride, and the gang colors you wear. > > > > > > Since 1994, police departments across the nation have received > > federal aid to enlist tens of thousands of guys like Marcus, give > them > > guns and badges, and invest them with something perilously close to > a > > license to kill. > > > > > > And we're supposed to be worried about al-Qaeda. > > > > > > A POSTSCRIPT > > > > > > Agim, as mentioned above, is a Kosovar Albanian, and he helped > > resettle others from that Serbian province in Utah. This is a bad > idea > > for a number of reasons, chief among them the fact that the so- > called > > Kosovo Liberation Army is a nasty terrorist network that has > tendrils > > in every significant Albanian community in the U.S. and Europe. But > it > > doesn't follow that Agim is an "Islamo-Fascist" -- unless, perhaps, > > he's a sleeper agent given the vital mission of disrupting pick-up > > basketball games in Salt Lake City (also known as the "strategic > > linchpin of the Rocky Mountain West"). > > > > > > The Fascisti over at Freerepublic.com would have us believe that > > Agim, for committing the crime of being born an Albanian Muslim, is > a > > menace to the Homeland. Note particularly this outpouring from a > > typically low-capacity Freeper brain-pan: > > > > > > "I'll have sympathy for an Albanian islamofacist who helps settle > > other islamofacists on our soil when hell freezes over. I will tell > > you, Albanians aren't innocent wusses like the article would have it > > appear, they will stab your 'infidel' back as soon as look at you." > > > > > > There are indeed plenty of very nasty specimens among the > Albanians; > > as one of the first American journalists to write about the KLA-bin > > Laden connection, I've heard from a few of them. I'll leave it to > > rational people -- a cohort that obviously excludes pretty much the > > entire Freeper population -- to decide if Agim's conduct is that of > a > > Jihadi. > > > > > > > > http://freedominourtime.blogspot.com/2006/11/new-police- > professionalism-or-support.html > > > > > >
