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  • Whiffs of US civil war on the horizon Part 2

    Posted on March 4, 2020 12:02 am by Richard

    By the time 2005 rolled around there was already a sense of ‘us them’. The police had changed their roll from officers of the piece to officers of law enforcement. Their tactics and approach to the general public was rubbing people the wrong way with probing questions looking for any reason to arrest people without any hint of a crime. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Russia Terrorism United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged police abuse Second US Civil War Tyranny US Constitution
  • Whiffs of US civil war on the horizon Part 1

    Posted on March 3, 2020 12:02 am by Richard

    Over the past 18 plus years there has been subtle but cumulative pressure growing inside the United States. It is bad enough that this could be naturally occurring, but in this case there is clear signs of external influence pushing things in that direction. With that said there can be only two possible outcomes and they are reverse the pressure, or let pressure build until things explode. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Russia Terrorism United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged abuse of power laws violating rights Second US Civil War Tyranny violation of rights
  • The newest breed of American heroes Part 5

    Posted on March 22, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    Dan SEPACW

    This hero comes across as a true patriot as one of his instinctual reactions is not to back down when his rights are being violated. It is his personal Alpha male style that tends to bring out the worst in the people who would look to violate his rights leaving no doubt in anyone’s mind who the bad guy really is. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Corruption Interview Series Shining Star Terrorism United States 📎and tagged Bad cops Bill of rights First ammendment Pennsylvania Southeast Pa. Community Watch US Constitution violation of rights
  • The Newest breed of American heroes Part 4

    Posted on March 14, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    Time To Stand Happy Times With His Friends

    This hero started auditing police in none other than Orange County California being the birthplace of political correctness. Whether you think filming and identifying bad cops is politically correct or not, it is clear what he does is for the community and not for himself. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Corruption Crime Interview Series Shining Star Terrorism United States 📎and tagged Bad cops Bill of rights California corrupt police First ammendment Heroes Time To Stand US Constitution violation of rights
  • The newest breed of American heroes Part 3

    Posted on February 15, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    Jack Miller

    This hero has a style that is a bit more aggressive than some of the other heroes who do the same type of audits. At first glance you may think he is rude, obnoxious and a bit out of control, but for this hero it is all measured and part of what he does and it is simply covering every aspect of his rights as he explains below. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Corruption Crime Interview Series Shining Star Terrorism United States 📎and tagged bad police Bill of rights corrupt police First ammendment Heroes Second ammendment Texas TXSHEEPDOG US Constitution violation of rights
  • America’s camera fear paradox

    Posted on January 30, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    It is so unusual to see people freaking out when someone in public picks up a camera and starts to video record, yet however walking past security cameras does not even warrant a second thought. This behavior itself is so unusual, it is clearly a paradox. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Analysis Terrorism Underlying Psychology United States 📎and tagged fear programming public photography survival instinct
  • ISIS Propaganda vs misbehaving police videos

    Posted on January 27, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    It certainly sounds like an odd combination to compare what is more motivational, but there is clear inspiration in both categories. But before coming to conclusions, you need to read on to see how this unlikely combination seems to inspire people. However fair warning, you need to read this with an open mind. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Commentary Political Correctness Gone Mad Reality Check 101 Terrorism Underlying Psychology United States 📎and tagged Bill of rights Black lives matter ISIS photography propaganda US Constitution violation of rights
  • The newest breed of American Heroes Part 2

    Posted on January 10, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    Dave from News Now Houston

    This hero who regularly goes toe to toe with police in an attempt to show by example how not to violate the rights of people comes from Houston Texas. His style is laid back and polite and comes across as a man of the cloth, yet more often than not he is treated with suspicion and immediately asked to identify himself as if he had committed a crime followed by an attempt to violate his constitutional rights. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Corruption Crime Interview Shining Star Terrorism United States 📎and tagged bad police Bill of rights corrupt police First ammendment Heroes News Now Houston Texas US Constitution violation of rights
  • President Donald Trump and what to expect

    Posted on November 30, 2016 12:02 am by Richard

    Trump crystal ball

    Knowing what the world will be like with Donald Trump’s presidential influence is a question on the world’s mind. So as he has been showing what makes him tick, we are starting to see just how the dots are likely to connect during 2017.

    Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Analysis China Economy International Politics Japan Mexico North Korea Philippines Political Correctness Politics Russia South Korea Taiwan Terrorism Underlying Psychology United States War and Conflict Work 📎and tagged Alpha male American arrogance Barack Obama Beta Male Donald Trump George W Bush Mexico Border wall Muslim ban narcissistic nuclear weapons Republican Party Vladimir Putin
  • The damage Political Correctness has already caused Part 4

    Posted on September 27, 2016 12:02 am by Richard

    Taking censorship caused by political correctness to the next step, the encouragement of self-censorship causes even more damage. But when you look at why this is encouraged, you will suddenly realize how Part 2 and 3 of this series are all tied together. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Political Correctness Series Terrorism United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged complacency insult islam koran burning lone wolf attack Prophet Mohammad picture self-censorship
  • The damage Political Correctness has already caused Part 2

    Posted on September 21, 2016 12:02 am by Richard

    9-11-attack-on-New-York

    One of the most damaging things Political Correctness causes is complacency. Not wanting to talk about things that are negative and only talking in a positive way. It even causes people who are in touch with the real world to be labeled alarmists and ignored for the most part. The first big dose of damage cause by that Politically Correct complacency came on the morning of September 11, 2001. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    France Political Correctness Politics Series Terrorism United States 📎and tagged 9-11 complacency Donald Trump Hillary Clinton ISIS Islam lone wolf attack September 11 2001 sharia law
  • Thailand’s rapidly changing culture Part 2

    Posted on September 6, 2016 12:02 am by Richard

    With the onset of this influence that looked Thai but was not, the behavior observed was slowly being integrated into rural Thailand. The desire for wealth in a predominantly poor sector of society was overriding the teaching of Buddhism for moderation. That change became the catalyst for change in Thai culture. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Corruption Politics Series Terrorism Thailand 📎and tagged Internet Thai culture Western culture
  • ISIS Political fuel for US Presidential race

    Posted on December 17, 2015 12:02 am by Richard

    It is rare that a foreign policy issue takes center stage over domestic policy in the USA. But due to the weakness in policy of sitting President Obama, there is a natural vacuum that looks to be filled by the field of presidential contenders. The big toss about question is are any of the positions of the candidates actually helping ISIS recruit new people. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Analysis Political Correctness Politics Russia Terrorism United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged Alpha male Beta Male Democratic Party Donald Trump Hillary Clinton ISIS Republican Party
  • A look at Donald Trump’s ban Muslim proposal

    Posted on December 12, 2015 12:02 am by Richard

    Donald Trump’s proposal to temporarily ban all Muslims from entering the United States has been the most attention getting thing he has said. It has caused a variety of both pro and con reactions as well as extreme attacks from the politically correct. But that knee jerk reaction is just that, because much of that proposal is based in very simple common sense that cares nothing about political correctness. Continue reading → Post ID 16428


    Analysis Political Correctness Politics Terrorism United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged Apex Predator common sense Donald Trump Muslim ban Prophet Muhammad sharia law

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