weekend at commies was the heading presented with this, and its surprising that joe is still alive;

what's your vote;

the cops tell us how they protect us but with a flood of reports like the following you must begin to wonder. then they say its only a few bad cops, but since we don't know which is which, we must assume all of them are the bad ones because if the cops know which ones are bad, how come they don't arrest the bad ones;

When it comes to police accountability, one overarching question remains. ‘Do we want to live in a society whereby law enforcement officials can completely violate a person’s constitutional rights and get away with it?’ For our society to be free, the answer to that question must be a resounding, powerful, unwavering, ‘Hell No!’

In what is shaping up to be a national challenge to law enforcement personnel’s use and abuse of Qualified Immunity, the case of James King is poised to reform modern day policing as we know it. King was minding his own in 2014, working and going to college, when two plains-clothes law enforcement officers approached him. Looking like two regular dudes, King says they began asking him identifying questions, never acknowledging one was a detective and the other an FBI agent.

One of the law enforcement officials then reached in his pocket and took out his wallet. The dynamic duo was looking for a wanted fugitive who had allegedly stolen a box of empty cans and liquor bottles. Instead of finding the fugitive Detective Todd Allen with Grand Rapids Police Department and Special Agent Douglas Brownback with the FBI, found King.

Not knowing the two were officers, King fled when the officer took out his wallet. He said he thought he was “being mugged” and asked those passing by to call police. One woman did and said the two were giving King a beat down, nearly killing him in the process.

King, too, thought he was being killed. He said one of the officers applied a choke hold and he thought he was done for. Photos taken at the time of the attack show scrapes and bruises on his skin, chest, and back, as well as ruptured blood vessels in his eyes, black eyes, and a swollen face. Only when a uniformed officer arrived did King realize the two men were law enforcement officers. He knew they had the wrong guy, and when the cops discovered their mistake, they allegedly ordered those who were recording the incident on their cell phone to delete the footage..........read more......

i've re-posted the video rebel's every post since i discovered the site, and this one is timely;

Lies candidates tell us.

1) Politicians take money by the truckload from the wealthy but claim they are opposed to the unequal distribution of wealth. Yet who passed the Federal Reserve Act of 1913? It gave Bankers the right to charge us interest on money they create out of nothing. The Income Tax also had to be passed in 1913 to pay for the interest on the debt that was created out of nothing. If we had not repealed President Lincoln’s non-interest bearing Greenbacks, we would save $12 billion a week we currently are paying on phony interest payments for the “fictional national debt” that need not be. And we would not have that “fictional” $23 trillion national debt.

The Depression of the 1930s starved 3 millions Americans to death because the money supply contracted 31%. Simple solution was to create money to bring the total back to a sufficient amount to do commerce. There were only 123 million Americans in 1929 which means a lot of poor people had friends and relatives who died for the aristocracy.

But talking about monetary reform can get you kicked out of the public arena faster than Tulsi Gabbard was banned for defending American veterans. Wars should only be fought to defend your nation’s interests is an idea Wall Street and Israel despise.

2) The latest buzz is that the candidates want to have “Open Borders” and to spend the money saved on “racist walls”  on coronavirus prevention and treatment. South Korea has been inundated by coronavirus patients because one church had held a meeting in Wuhan China. 70% of the 600 members of the Korean church who had no symptoms tested positive for the virus. We have heard of super carriers who spread the disease. Korea was brought to its knees by a few tour busloads of Christians returning home from a religious retreat.........read more.........

a way to see bernie that doesn't toe the 'official' line. we're told to be scared because he speaks of socialism but realistically, how much of his scary items would he be able to implement;

whatever your thoughts about what the beer virus is and how it will play out you can't deny the reality of how its affecting the world's economic system and the ramifications of all of that. kunstler lays out a good bit of reality and what may be the coming situation in this essay;

The shadow of Corona virus creeps ever-darker across the scene like a cosmic messenger from Karma Central telling mankind to stop and assess. We’re about to find out what we’ve wrought with the wonders and marvels of globalism. Is there anything you can think of over at the Wal Mart or the Walgreens that isn’t made in China? I mean, everything from a dustpan to a lint brush? I can’t say for sure, because I’m not over in China, but the place is apparently not open for business these days. One must surmise that a lot of activities in the USA may not be open for business much longer, either.

The action in my local supermarket yesterday had an undercurrent of stealth desperation; no overt panic buying, no fighting in the aisles, but an edge of suspense. Personally, I cleaned out an entire product-line of cat food, loaded up on cooking oil, rice, dry beans, and evaporated milk — and I wasn’t the only one checking out with the sixteen-roll bindle of toilet paper. Obviously, many products were still there on the shelves to get (minus that cat food). Is the time perhaps at hand when a lot of stuff won’t be? Just sayin’.

The message is getting out — though not from US authorities yet — that everybody may soon be spending a lot of time home alone. That’s exactly what has happened in China and a region of northern Italy. France banned events with more than 5,000 people (why that number, exactly?). Japan has canceled school for the time being — duration unknown for now.  So a USA lockdown is not merely hypothetical. These, then, are two fundamental conditions the world faces for a while: nobody moves and nothing gets produced.

Are we taking this thing too seriously (some might ask)? I don’t pretend to know the answer, except, again, to point to China and think that they can’t possibly just be fooling around with all those zombified cities and shuttered factories. The next question might be: will the global economy return at some point to “normal” operating conditions, that is, the fabulously complex network of supply lines, markets, and payment arrangements as they worked up until January 2020? I am for sure not sure about that. Once a gigantic and fantastically precise mechanism breaks, I doubt it comes back together neatly and quickly. In the physical universe, the power of emergence is like the cue ball on a billiard table, and it appears that all the rest of the colored balls will be bouncing off the bumpers and sinking into pockets for while… and eventually the global table will look a lot different...........read more............

six minute video sent by a friend that provides a clear illustration of the nature of those we call 'our' government. the bullshit flies fast and curious. we have no calvary coming to our rescue. they are all scum;


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HATQQ47p7BY&feature=youtu.be