Showing posts with label crimes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crimes. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 22, 2016

Bilderberg Meeting 2016, Brexit, and the Death of Capitalism

Staff Writer, DB Holmes
Government / Globalism 
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The 2016 Bilderberg meeting is taking place, and (coincidentally?) mass shootings and major crimes are happening. We explore the agenda of the Bilderbergers, the media manipulation of the world’s elite, and impact of the Brexit vote on the meeting. Will there be any impact for the presidential election in America? How much time do we have before a complete financial collapse? And what about those suspicions of false flag events happening in 2016? We talk to investigative journalist Tony Gosling on this uncensored Buzzsaw interview hosted by Sean Stone.

Source: Enter the Buzzsaw

Monday, December 29, 2014

Criminal Complaint Against Bush Era Architects of Torture

Staff Writer, R. Patrick Chapman
Laws / Torture
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Europe is taking a stand against torture. When will the United States act to indict politicians, legal and medical advisers who advocate and do torture? 

Torture is not an American value. It is a war crime.  

17 December 2014 – The ECCHR has today lodged criminal complaints against former CIA head George Tenet, former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and other members of the administration of former US President George W. Bush. The ECCHR is accusing Tenet, Rumsfeld and a series of other persons of the war crime of torture under paragraph 8 section 1(3) of the German Code of Crimes against International Law (Völkerstrafgesetzbuch). The constituent elements of the crime of torture were most recently established in the case by the US Senate in its report on CIA interrogation methods. “The architects of the torture system - politicians, officials, secret service agents, lawyers and senior army officials – should be brought before the courts,” says ECCHR General Secretary Wolfgang Kaleck, who is appearing today in connection with the issue in front of the German Parliamentary Committee on legal affairs. “By investigating members of the Bush administration, Germany can help to ensure that those responsible for abduction, abuse and illegal detention do not go unpunished.”

The US Senate report devotes one section explicitly to the case of German citizen Khaled El Masri, who was abducted by CIA agents in 2004 due to a case of mistaken identity and was tortured in a secret detention center in Afghanistan. The criminal complaint details the US Senate report’s finding that once the unlawful error was discovered, the former CIA director refused to take further steps against those responsible...

Source: ECCHR

Monday, December 9, 2013

Police Crimes on the Increase

Staff Writer, DL Mullan
Community Interest / Police
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In an article on BenSwann.com, Innocent Man Sues After Cops Beat Him & Pepper-spray The Wounds, it appears that this growing trend of brutality in the peace officer ranks may be linked to the militarization of police departments around the country. 

How else do you explain this negative behavior? 



These statistics are for a five month period in 2009, but we have seen more brutality cases in the news than numbers from four years ago.

Let's make a quick list:

Cop Breaks 84 Year Old’s Neck For Touching Him
Cop Breaks 84 Year Old’s Neck For Touching Him

and the list goes on...

As well as articles about police shooting people's dogs are on the rise, which is despicable. 

What is happening? Are too many war veterans coming home without proper mental healthcare and being unleashed on an unsuspecting public? Or are police more concerned about filling private prisons and their quota of corporate revenue? Or perhaps it is the shiny new tanks given to police departments by the government? 

You tell me.

In another,  Police Brutality Statistics article on CopBlock shows a nineteen month period as well as some good responses from the public like this one:
According to the FBI website, there were about 13,000 murder victims in 2009 (2010 data not available yet it seems). There are about 250,000,000 people in the US. Assuming there was one murderer per victim, the murder rate of all Americans is 0.0052 percent.

Now compare that to police. The chart above indicates 13% were fatality-type misconduct. That comes out to be about 330 misconduct-fatalities. There are 415,000 officers. That’s almost a 0.08% murder rate compared with 0.0052 of the general population (including police officers). That would indicate police are 16 times more likely to murder.

Or, of you add the police killings (330 people) to the 13,000 murders, police account for 2.4 percent of the murders, whereas they account only for 0.2 percent of the population.
So the question remains: are police officers here to serve and protect or cause the crimes they are supposed to stop? 

But there are more crimes to report on:

Not Using Turn Signal Results in Strip Search
Wareham, MA Police Officer and Police Sargent Run Law-Abiding Citizen Out of Town
Illegal Stop by Lakewood Sheriff’s Deputy, Civil Rights Denied
Nocona, Texas Police Abuse and Arrest Bellevue Man Attending Basketball Game
Toms River, NJ Police Extremely Unproffessional, Unnecessarily Strike Groin
Allegations of Police Brutality in Troy, NY
Texas Cop Accused of Handcuffing and Raping Teen at Traffic Stop
Attorney Stephen Stubbs Arrested for Refusing to Leave His Client’s Side

What was this article's complaint about militarizing the local police:  U.S. Police Agencies Receive 165 MRAP Vehicles Cost-Free in 2012.

If you are a police officer and are quite upset with these facts, then return to your captain and lieutenants and begin to clean up this corruption from within.

If any officer is afraid of public filming of their duties, then that officer needs training in the Constitution and Bill of Rights. No officer on the streets should be doing anything against the law. Officers are supposed to be the epitome of good citizenry.

Any of type of police behavior that is contrary to our laws, values, and morals should be punished and the conducted eliminated from service.


Source: see links above.
aw Enforcement Misconduct Statistics
Law Enforcement Misconduct Statistics