The US military is now training with police forces to fight the drug war. It was reported recently that the National Guard has been teaming up with police departments across the country, to train for drug raids, and other prohibition-related policing.

The primary location being used by these forces is Atterbury-Muscatatuck, a training facility in Indiana that is operated by the Department of Defense.

Sergeant Lou Perras of the Indiana State Police told reporters that the new alliance was intended to “bridge the gap between the DOD and non-DOD organizations.”

Perras also admitted that this training would be geared towards marijuana.

This military force to combat marijuana comes on the heels of  states all across the country lowering their penalties in marijuana cases. It also comes despite the incoming DEA chief saying that the agency will no longer focus on marijuana. Chuck Rosenberg, a former administrator at the FBI, claimed that instead of attacking marijuana users and sellers, that he wants to “improve the DEA’s procedures on classifying, declassifying and reclassifying drugs,” as the new chief of the DEA.

Sadly, this new move to bring the military into the drug war seems to contradict that statement.

“The National Guard has a unique skill set of assets, and personnel and training, so it allows us to gain that knowledge in those assets from the National Guard to better protect our citizens of the state,” Perras said.

However, using military forces for local policing efforts is a direct violation of the Posse Comitatus Act of 1878, which makes it illegal for military police to patrol on American soil and conduct raids. Although, this law is commonly broken in times of protest and during manhunts.

http://thefreethoughtproject.com/military-joins-local-state-police-fight-drug-war/

In a large number of police brutality incidents and police murders, the victim is not attacking police but is attempting to run away from them. This is a simple act of self-preservation, that may be risky, but it is entirely understandable and well within a person’s rights.

Unfortunately, the vast majority of Americans believe that running away from police is an offense that justifies murder, or any other type of violent response that the officer may choose.

People call it “stupid” or “wrong” to run away from police, but who in their right mind would stick around knowing that they are about to be kidnapped for a victimless “crime,” taken to a filthy dungeon and eventually robbed for thousands of dollars when they are finally released?

Running away from the police is no different than running away from a mugger or a violent criminal. It may not be wise to run from a mugger if you don’t have any chance of getting away. It may be the better decision to hand over all your money and hope for the best, but if you have a good chance of running and getting away, you should take that opportunity. This same rule applies to police. If a person thinks that they have the ability to get away without being apprehended than that is absolutely the smartest thing for them to do.
Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/running-police-natural-human-reaction/#CerjPeTcEQJZct1T.99

I’m Lucky to be Alive by Amber Kunau

Posted: June 17, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized

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Carol Bowne 2 Carol Bowne

I read the stories of Carol Bowne’s death and thought it could have been me. If I’d lived in New Jersey, that would have been me.  The anger and frustration I feel over her death almost can’t be put into words because it strikes too close to home. Let me tell you what other domestic violence victims already know.

Victims of domestic violence become desensitized from repeated abuse. Many victims are too scared to leave their abuser. The most dangerous time for a domestic violence victim is when they leave their abuser and the few days following their escape. I know because I was one of them.

I left my abuser and so did Carol Bowne. I had an order of protection and so did Carol Bowne. One huge lifesaving difference is that I had the right to immediately buy a gun. Carol Bowne couldn’t. She didn’t have…

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Tradecraft: Resisting Interrogation 101

Posted: June 17, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized

LibertasIntel's avatarLibertasIntel

Washington, DC (TFC) – Interrogation is now commonplace in the United States. It may not be in room with a hot light, it may not be in a detention center. It may not be under torture. It may be something as simple as questioning on the side of the road. It may be by a private individual and not a law enforcement officer. The first rule of dealing with cops: don’t. Ask for your lawyer, and keep your mouth shut. However, there are scenarios in which law enforcement is operating outside the scope of the law or the person interrogating you isn’t law enforcement. The techniques used during effective interrogation are the same whether you are dealing with a local cop, a federal agent, an insurgent group, a foreign intelligence service, or a kidnapper. Understanding the tactics makes you much less susceptible to them. The tactics will be discussed and…

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Changed…..

Posted: June 17, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized

“This is the beginning of our big Lost in Space journey together, where news and reality-show programming fuse completely and we all end up complete morons, voting strippers and X-games athletes into the White House. I’m psyched. Are you?”

Matt Taibbi from Rolling Stone after the Lebron James Global Superdouche broadcast when he went to Miami to play with his buddies.

I know Rolling Stone is a useless leftist rag,not even suitable for wrapping fish or lining birdcages-but Taibbi does come up with a good one once every 4-5 years.

http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/news/the-five-funniest-things-about-the-lebron-james-global-superdouche-broadcast-20100711#ixzz3XqjUbebl

Black3Actual's avatarTHE ROAD TO CONCORD

Tower of Babel  Pinacoteca Nazionale in Bologna c. 1500 Tower of Babel
Pinacoteca Nazionale in Bologna c. 1500

Most of us do not realize that society is a fragile thing.  It does not take all that much to dissolve the glue that binds a people together.  This ‘glue’ is the sum of those Natural Laws upon which all societies are founded and sustain.  If we ignore these laws, then just as a building will eventually crumble if its foundation is ignored, then so will our society eventually crumble.  What are the Natural Laws governing society?  Well, they would include the need for shared faith, awareness of history, customs, social experiences and, a system of justice, but most important, a common language.  Unless a society shares a common language, all else is moot, for what good are other commonalities if we do not know they are shared because we cannot communicate with one another? This is one of the primary…

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Guns ‘n’ Freedom

Posted: June 16, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized

MaddMedic's avatarFreedom Is Just Another Word...

Guns ‘n’ Freedom

http://gunsnfreedom.com

Guns and freedom come together or they go together.

  1. Democrats Propose to Ban Plastic Guns – 2015-06-10 10:47:28-04
    It wasn’t enough to want to ban 3D printers and internet blueprints on how to print plastic magazines and gun parts, Democrats in Congress are now moving to ban plastic guns altogether. This comes after reports of the TSA’s complete incompetence in failing to detect weapons and fake bombs in 67 out of 70 tests. Continue reading here…
  2. Dissent Between Justices Is Reason Supreme Court Denies Hearing 2nd Amendment Case – 2015-06-10 18:53:20-04
    Ever since the case of D.C. v. Keller and Mcdonald v. Chicago, the Supreme Court has become disinterested in aiding the public in understanding the specifics of protected gun rights. In the recent past with the case of Jackson v. City and County of San Francisco two justices believe that the Supreme Court should have

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More on Waco

Posted: June 16, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized

Spinning Waco

Either the Waco police are lying or the eyewitnesses are. Apparently, a deliberate disinformation campaign began about 45 minutes after the deadly biker massacre in the Twin Peaks restaurant parking lot in Waco on May 17. One must use the word “apparently” because that is how disinformation works.

Three separate narratives describe what happened that day: The official police version which has been most widely parroted by the press; the Cossacks version; and the strikingly consistent version told by everybody else including members of the Bandidos Motorcycle Club.

Police Version

The police version has been riddled with inconsistencies and has had the further disadvantage of being mostly told by self righteous and ill informed Sergeant W. Patrick Swanton.

Read the rest @ http://www.agingrebel.com/13024

Kid’s Just Wanna Shoot!!!

Posted: June 16, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized

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Trap Shooting Becoming Popular Sport at Minnesota High Schools….

As fast as this sport is growing, the local gun ranges cannot keep up with demand. Nelson said they had to turn away almost 2,000 kids this spring because of space and time issues at the ranges. Minnesota legislature set aside $2 million dollars last year to help the gun ranges in the area expand

Now that is a wonderful thing!!!
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