Prime C
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That sounds scary dude. @caveman4.20
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LittleDabbie
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Jesus wtf?! thats some bullshit @caveman4.20 i hope you intend on fighting those charges. Trumpted up bullshit.
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The thing is I already have ptsd from exposer to pork during my childhood and I have a complex in my digestive system that does not allow me to accept pig on a daily basis.......I don't know what was scariest, the unknown, known or the present moment but the fact remains why, what did I do that threatened them , how was I disorderly ,
I was upset because the pharmacy person was talking to me like she didn't want to help me from the get go ....end of the day were all stressed but were still paying for. Service ....they reserve the right to refuse service I understand but to fucking refuse service before theinteraction is str8 distorted......
When the johnnys finally told me why I was in cuffs and being detained that's when I couldn't bite tounge and I went off he said I was being detained in the investigation of phrawdulant scripts or some fucking nonsense and I started dismantling his interrogation tactics ......
If I was so violent and disorderly so guilty why did they cite me And let me walk....
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I already did from the bottom up begining with pharmacy receptionist in civil manner and in no demeanor of disrespect I have ptsd I don't invite the vampires cuz I know they bite....I even tried to walk away and they kept me their trying to justify why I was refused equal service as everyone else I even repeatedly said and tried to take my service elsewhere they were stallin cuz call had already been made ...coincidence that they pulled me over in the parking lot and not "interrogated" me in the store.....
If I'm devinely convinced something positive will come from me fighting I have no choice but I've got nothing but negative responses to this fight .......
They have their militant template in stone and have embedded themselves outside the judicial branch
If the courtroom could intervene injustice would have ended after the first civil war
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The charges are miniscule......two misdemeanors unworthy of wiping my ass with and certainly nothing compared to the repercussions that my wife and I are to this day experiencing and this happen thur, the 21 of August shits unfolding as we text .........epitome of oppression, I'm scared shitless and I'm innocent
"....fear is stronger then love" Tupac Amaru Shakur
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Fight in the very least in pleading not guilty and if they wanna persue charges force them to trial...
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Only to prevent a warrant for my arrest beyond that I'm clueless i don't trust lawyers or judges or judicial system I need to study and think of another route regardless efficacy because I'll go insane if I expect shit to change via judicial sysyem....interesting note the officer that pulled me over didn't even make the citation the second officer to the scene did to be honest I don't recall if he had a tazer drawn on arrival or a real gun....
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April 3, 2014
One Florida town has been hit by corruption and it is so bad, the entire police force has been fired. The most corrupt city in the state has been exposed for its unlawful ways during a recent audit. All cops and elected officials in office have been let go or will be soon as this is just one of the stipulations that had to be followed to spare the city of Hampton, as its corruption runs deep.
Photo: EPA
The one horse town celebrated its victory in a church this past Friday night. The townspeople broke out into smiles after finding out two Florida policymakers quit their journey to take away Hampton’s cityhood. The 89-year-old city, with a population of 477, was on a tight rope after an audit came out in February revealing a plethora of violations. It found 31 federal, state, and local codes were broken, with allegations surrounds double-dipping and using city property for personal reasons.
The quaint city was already known as an infamous speed trap zone but gained even more publicity as a small-town with big corruption when lawmakers threated to pull its city charter a month ago. However, the townspeople persevered. Within a matter of four weeks, they had come up with an outline that persuaded Representative Charles Van Zant and Senator Rob Bradley to allow them to keep their city. They won the tough battle with all odds against them.
“Thank you for the work that has been done,” Bradley told the crowd of 50 gathered Friday at Victory Baptist Church, according to a CNN article, “You’ve got a lot more to do, but boy. …” He clearly was impressed, as was Van Zant, who said, “You’ve done yeoman’s work. I think you’ve done well.”
Trouble arose in a quite innocent way according to the newly hired city attorney John Cooper. A Texaco gas station on nearby US 301 asked for cops to protect the place after a couple of bad accidents and homicides took place. Then, Hampton annexed a 1,200-foot stretch of highway. Later on though, someone arrived at the idea that a lot of easy cash was to be made from pulling over speeders and writing up tickets they would have to pay.
When Hampton’s map was redrawn, it resembled a giant mosquito, draining money straight from the highway. The biggest issue at the time was the police department as it was constantly going over its budget and the revenue from the tickets did not seem to make its way to any person working outside of its city hall building.
The amount of officers increased to 19, which included the chief. However, Bradford County Sheriff Gordon Smith confessed that a bunch of the cops were not at all trained in the proper manner. What is worse, the audit discovered that a couple of them had been driving uninsured vehicles. One policeman, who was better known as “Rambo,” kept an assault rifle strapped across his chest just to write up traffic tickets.
By April 2013, Van Zant requested for the state auditor general to check into the city’s budget situation. At the time, Mayor Barry Layne Moore was locked up in Bradford County jail when the audit was publicly released. He and other officials had an idea that the audit would come back with poor marks though, nobody knew how bad it would actually turn out.
The results came in from the audit and were so daunting, Bradley and Van Zant wanted to call for Hampton to cease to exist as a city as soon as they could. Besides the uncountable amount of code violations, the audit found tons of irregularities. To illustrate, a $132,000 credit account from a local BP gas station and $27,000 in credit card charges for entities that “served no public purpose” were found to be some of the shocking irregularities of the audit. Van Zant blamed Hampton of “abusing the public,” while Bradley questioned, “Why is this even a city?”
Four replacements took over Hampton to clean up the city’s act once and for all. The legislators were so surprised by their short-term progress that they decided to allow for the city to stay intact. In a matter of four weeks, Hampton has already progressed by leaps and bounds. All elected officials that were in power when the corruption ring broke headlines will be forced to resign. Special elections are to be held in September of this year.
The entire crooked police force is being fired as well. The $132,000 spent at the BP gas station and the $27,000 from credit cards was accounted for. Water meters in the city are now being tracked. An ordinance de-annexed the section of US 301 where the speed trap had been set up. City Council meetings are now being held at normal hours and are open to the general public.
“What you’ve seen here in the past month is the rebirth of your town,” Van Zant told the residents as Friday’s meeting came to a close, as stated on CNN.com, “I want to encourage everybody who has never served on the City Council to run for office. … We want some new blood. We want to see a new genesis in Hampton. Make this thing work for you.” Once the city progresses a little more, the lawmakers are expected to pay a visit in the future.
Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/florida-city-fires-entire-police-force/#QSeEJ6Ziz2wj8gYF.99
One Florida town has been hit by corruption and it is so bad, the entire police force has been fired. The most corrupt city in the state has been exposed for its unlawful ways during a recent audit. All cops and elected officials in office have been let go or will be soon as this is just one of the stipulations that had to be followed to spare the city of Hampton, as its corruption runs deep.
Photo: EPA
The one horse town celebrated its victory in a church this past Friday night. The townspeople broke out into smiles after finding out two Florida policymakers quit their journey to take away Hampton’s cityhood. The 89-year-old city, with a population of 477, was on a tight rope after an audit came out in February revealing a plethora of violations. It found 31 federal, state, and local codes were broken, with allegations surrounds double-dipping and using city property for personal reasons.
The quaint city was already known as an infamous speed trap zone but gained even more publicity as a small-town with big corruption when lawmakers threated to pull its city charter a month ago. However, the townspeople persevered. Within a matter of four weeks, they had come up with an outline that persuaded Representative Charles Van Zant and Senator Rob Bradley to allow them to keep their city. They won the tough battle with all odds against them.
“Thank you for the work that has been done,” Bradley told the crowd of 50 gathered Friday at Victory Baptist Church, according to a CNN article, “You’ve got a lot more to do, but boy. …” He clearly was impressed, as was Van Zant, who said, “You’ve done yeoman’s work. I think you’ve done well.”
Trouble arose in a quite innocent way according to the newly hired city attorney John Cooper. A Texaco gas station on nearby US 301 asked for cops to protect the place after a couple of bad accidents and homicides took place. Then, Hampton annexed a 1,200-foot stretch of highway. Later on though, someone arrived at the idea that a lot of easy cash was to be made from pulling over speeders and writing up tickets they would have to pay.
When Hampton’s map was redrawn, it resembled a giant mosquito, draining money straight from the highway. The biggest issue at the time was the police department as it was constantly going over its budget and the revenue from the tickets did not seem to make its way to any person working outside of its city hall building.
The amount of officers increased to 19, which included the chief. However, Bradford County Sheriff Gordon Smith confessed that a bunch of the cops were not at all trained in the proper manner. What is worse, the audit discovered that a couple of them had been driving uninsured vehicles. One policeman, who was better known as “Rambo,” kept an assault rifle strapped across his chest just to write up traffic tickets.
By April 2013, Van Zant requested for the state auditor general to check into the city’s budget situation. At the time, Mayor Barry Layne Moore was locked up in Bradford County jail when the audit was publicly released. He and other officials had an idea that the audit would come back with poor marks though, nobody knew how bad it would actually turn out.
The results came in from the audit and were so daunting, Bradley and Van Zant wanted to call for Hampton to cease to exist as a city as soon as they could. Besides the uncountable amount of code violations, the audit found tons of irregularities. To illustrate, a $132,000 credit account from a local BP gas station and $27,000 in credit card charges for entities that “served no public purpose” were found to be some of the shocking irregularities of the audit. Van Zant blamed Hampton of “abusing the public,” while Bradley questioned, “Why is this even a city?”
Four replacements took over Hampton to clean up the city’s act once and for all. The legislators were so surprised by their short-term progress that they decided to allow for the city to stay intact. In a matter of four weeks, Hampton has already progressed by leaps and bounds. All elected officials that were in power when the corruption ring broke headlines will be forced to resign. Special elections are to be held in September of this year.
The entire crooked police force is being fired as well. The $132,000 spent at the BP gas station and the $27,000 from credit cards was accounted for. Water meters in the city are now being tracked. An ordinance de-annexed the section of US 301 where the speed trap had been set up. City Council meetings are now being held at normal hours and are open to the general public.
“What you’ve seen here in the past month is the rebirth of your town,” Van Zant told the residents as Friday’s meeting came to a close, as stated on CNN.com, “I want to encourage everybody who has never served on the City Council to run for office. … We want some new blood. We want to see a new genesis in Hampton. Make this thing work for you.” Once the city progresses a little more, the lawmakers are expected to pay a visit in the future.
Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/florida-city-fires-entire-police-force/#QSeEJ6Ziz2wj8gYF.99
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did anyone else notice .... torrent site , concen , .....went down???
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Yo prime that freethought has plenty of stuff on there that I never new about thanks for sharing it's too bad that this is happening to all Americans it appears to be because of a worthy and unworthy
........who's worthy of proper policy enforcement and who is unworthy
It's like cops are thinking ,ok is the book gonna get thrown atme ? if so, I should enforce policy if not I'm imposing my biased judgement.....does that make sense or am I just ranting
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Yeah, Hysteria is the result of "Gun Free Zones" for legit citizens and the targeting of victims where people can't effectively protect themselves and the Cops always arrive "Fashionably Late" to the party to protect and serve :meh: but hey, at least they're armed to the hilt and Gung Ho...
Rahm Emanuel (can Blow Me!) has gotta be hattin' on the facts that follow because innocent people have been slaughtered in his city for A decade due to his and others before him and their Nanny State gun policies stripping legal citizens of firearms rights with the toughest Anti Gun Legislation in the country while thugs / criminals are armed to the hilt :rolleyes:
Chicago crime rate drops as concealed carry applications surge
City sees fewer homicides, robberies, burglaries, car thefts as Illinois residents take arms :woot: (what? people aren't shooting their selves and babies aren't diein'?)
Since Illinois started granting concealed carry permits this year, the number of robberies that have led to arrests in Chicago has declined 20 percent from last year, according to police department statistics. Reports of burglary and motor vehicle theft are down 20 percent and 26 percent, respectively. In the first quarter, the city’s homicide rate was at a 56-year low.
A Fact is A Fuckin' Fact Jack... or Should I Say Rahm :finger:
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news...ry-gun-pe/?utm_source=RSS_Feed&utm_medium=RSS
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Philadelphia Police Beat Man Unconscious [ORIGINA…:
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ALEX JONES - Police Brutality in AMERICA 2014:
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One day the people that are on the band wagon to allow the limit of their 2nd Amendment gun rights (Choose for yourself, Not for me) are going to figure out that the only thing between them and A heavily armed "Police State" that is failing to "Protect & Serve" are the ones that refused to give up that right...
Two Businesses in Ferguson Riots Escaped Looting. Why They Did Should Be a Lesson for Politicians
Right in the middle of it, Zero Looters... No Injuries, Nobody Shot.
Concealed Carry 9mm... Flash One, Looters Go Buy Buy, No Shooting, No Injuries, No Looting...
L.A. Riots... Guess What? No Police to Protect and Serve but Nothing Happened Here. I See A Pattern developing...
Two Businesses in Ferguson Riots Escaped Looting. Why They Did Should Be a Lesson for Politicians
Right in the middle of it, Zero Looters... No Injuries, Nobody Shot.
Concealed Carry 9mm... Flash One, Looters Go Buy Buy, No Shooting, No Injuries, No Looting...
L.A. Riots... Guess What? No Police to Protect and Serve but Nothing Happened Here. I See A Pattern developing...
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Guns are the great equalizer,a 300 pound ex con wigging on meth can easily overpower a 70 year old woman at an ATM but throw a .357 magnum into the equation and everything changes,including criminals taking for granted they can do as they wish to weaker people with impunity.Our founding fathers understood this when the constitution was written but we sometimes forget.Those immigrants in the picture above in LA did not forget though,they take it to heart after coming from a place where they have virtually no rights,Americans take so much for granted.
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Yep^^^^ It's A pic from China Town from back in the day that fared Way Better than the rest of the area... and where they came from, to have the right to protect Themselves, Family and their Property was Unheard Of and the very reason they are here. The fact that the Naive are willing to give that up so willingly because of A "Ginned Up Media / Government Shooting Propaganda Frenzy" must be appalling to those that lived A lifetime of dictatorship and "Real" oppression before coming here ;)
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Meanwhile... To be A "Fly on the Wall" back at the Tattoo Shop above... :woot:
"Yo Bro, They be callin' us all Crazy... Holdin' Onto our Guns & Bibles and all that Bullshit Babble from Politicians on TV??? You see what's up outside bro??? Who they callin' crazy now?" :wtf:
"Yo Bro, They be callin' us all Crazy... Holdin' Onto our Guns & Bibles and all that Bullshit Babble from Politicians on TV??? You see what's up outside bro??? Who they callin' crazy now?" :wtf:
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One of my friends is in the top photo. He works at that Tattoo studio. I gave him mad props for going out there every night armed to the teeth.
A few months back I began to question every LA Sheriff's officer I came into contact with. My question for them was this.
"With the passing of the NDAA, and police becoming more and more militarized. Will you "Serve and Protect the People", or will you uphold unjust laws that protect the politicians and the 1%?"
You'd be surprised how many of them said that they see a storm brewing and that they would side with the people. Most declined to answer. I always tried to preface the question with informing them that I served in the USMC and was by all means a Patriot.
This is all I have to say about this thread and the ever growing police state.................
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And what do ya know? No Racism innuendos in that pic you mention that the Al Sharptons & Spike Lee's of the world love to fan the Flames of... Dude needs to "Go Home" and take A Look in the Mirror cause I believe the cops don't see no color but red when they beat, brutalize or shoot somebody but there is always the possibility that the Gangsta / Thug Rapper Image that many look up to and emulate is doing them no justice in the eyes of the Truthfully meek and meager that they probably scare the shit out of...
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