BRUTAL POLICE TACTICS: America the New Enemy

Americans.

This is what you did to Iraqis and Afghanis.

How do you like it? are you angry? Do you still blame the Iraqis and Afghanis for getting angry.

You all wanted these wars, so now its come to you and your home town. Welcome to it.

Brutal Police Tactics: America the New Enemy
by grtv

Over the last few years, it seems that police across America are forgetting their main role in society, to serve and protect.

With the implementation devices like the taser, it seems that law enforcement abusing its power has been on the rise. RT's Ramon Galindo brings us his report.

Source: [link to grtv.ca]

Hey Dipshit I don't know any Americans that wanted to go to war but I believe that our leaders do what they want when they
want.

That.

I sure as hell didn't want to go to Afghanistan. Russia damn near went bankrupt fighting those people. And they are right next door.


It costs us a lot more money to get stuff over there and fight. And we are still not winning.

Yes...we are broke......


I don't know anybody around me that wanted to go....but I'm in Texas. We are tired of the shit going on up North.

DHS-FBI bulletin on suspicious behavior at hotels adds to already long list of terrorism indicators
Madison Ruppert
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Activist Post

According to the United States government, just about every single thing one can do is an indicator of terrorism. Everything from complaining about bias and believing in government conspiracies to ordinary bodily movements to bumper stickers to traveling long distances can be considered an indicator of terrorist activity.

That list can be expanded even further thanks to a joint Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Department of Homeland Security (DHS) bulletin dated July 26, 2010 (PDF courtesy of Public Intelligence).

According to the bulletin, there are a wide range of activities and behaviors that can be construed to be an indicator of terrorist activity, many of which are completely innocuous.

Most of the supposedly suspicious behaviors surround privacy, such as “Not providing professional or personal details on hotel registrations — such as place of employment, contact information, or place of residence.”

According to the FBI and DHS, “Refusal of housekeeping services for extended periods” is suspicious, along with “extended stays with little baggage or unpacked luggage.”

CONTINUE: [link to www.activistpost.com]

The Dutch are training police in Aghanistan.

At least 1/3 deserted after they'd put their hands on a weapon...

imo one of the main reasons for 'the west/NATO' to interfere in Afhanistan was the stagnation of the opium/heroin trade under the Taliban regime.