Police State Redux

[DixieDestroyer]

The Web's New "Gold Mine"...Your Secrets

Edited by: DixieDestroyer

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

what is the most imminent, pressing danger the EPA needs to crack down on? if you said "farm dust," then you are as crazy as they are.

EPA to Crack Down on Farm Dust

meanwhile, the detergent industry is doing its part to contribute to Big Brother's ever-watchful eye ... Omo Detergent uses GPS to Follow Consumers. i mean, seriously. WTF?!?!

for even more ominous news, we turn to the People's Republic of Lunatic California ... where the gov't has decided to store the DNA of innocent people. their crime? being accused of a crime, of course.

California's law mandating that DNA samples be taken from all felony arrestees is facing a legal challenge from the ACLU of Northern California.

Forcing people to provide a DNA sample without any judicial oversight, just because a single police officer has arrested them, violates the Constitution. That's why California's law mandating that DNA samples be taken from all felony arrestees is facing a legal challenge from the ACLU of Northern California (ACLU-NC).

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At issue is Proposition 69, a voter-enacted law which mandates that anyone arrested on suspicion of a felony in California has to hand over a DNA sample, regardless of whether or not they are ever charged or convicted. As a result, tens of thousands of innocent Californians will be subject to a lifetime of genetic surveillance because a single police officer suspected them of a crime.

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Read Full Article Here...

 

[FootballDad]

Alright CasteFootballers! The future is here! Shortly, we can all be "iris scanned" into the giant government database and every bit of privacy will be history. Viva La Big Brother!

Iris scanners soon coming to a city near you!

 

[DixieDestroyer]

Tis' a brave new world indeed...

"Pre-Crime" Technology to be Deployed in Washington DC

Software Predicts "Criminal Behavior"

Full Body Scans Deployed in Roving Street Vans

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[DixieDestroyer]

Orwellian DHS head "Big Sis" praises Chicago spy cams...

http://www.suntimes.com/news/cityhall/2641418,daley-homeland-security-cameras-082619.article

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[DixieDestroyer]

More full body scanners at American airports...whilst the southern borders are mostly wide open for an influx of invaders.

http://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local-beat/Full-Body-Scanners-Installed-at-Lindbergh-Field-101832878.html

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[DixieDestroyer]

RFID tech tracking schoolkids...yet, the sheeple say (eventual) mandatory biochips is just a wild-eyed "conspiracy theory".

http://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local-beat/GPS-palos-heights-school-district-128-zpass.html


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[DixieDestroyer]

Random Pat-Downs Turn PATCO Into Police State

Commuters' clothing, pockets, bags and vehicles to be randomly searched

By TERESA MASTERSON
Updated 4:33 PM EDT, Wed, Sep 8, 2010

Commuters who ride PATCO trains between southern New Jersey and Philadelphia should expect random searches of their clothing, pockets, bags and vehicles on their morning trip to work.

Twelve Transportation Security Administration screeners, armed with an explosive-sniffing K-9, checked 663 commuter bags randomly selected from the morning rush at the Lindenwold station Tuesday.

"It was chaotic," Kevin Greczyn, an accountant from Magnolia who commutes to Philadelphia daily, told the Courier Post. "Nobody was sure what was happening, whether it was safe to get on the train, or whether we were carrying something we shouldn't be."Â￾

Delaware River Port Authority Police Chief David McClintock told The Courier Post of Cherry Hill screeners were looking for improvised explosive devices and weapons.

The chief says that out of the 6663 bags searched between 6 a.m. and 10 a.m., a crack pipe was the only item confiscated.

"We can conduct any kind of search we want," said McClintock. "We could ask TSA to bring wands or X-ray machines like they have in airports, though we don't think that's appropriate for PATCO riders at this time."

There are about 5,000 commuters passing through the Lindenwold daily, according to the Courier Post. The searches will be conducted by a freshly hired DRPA police several times a month, --without advance warning -- at various PATCO stations.

A special Delaware River Port Authority police unit plans to conduct surprise searches at various PATCO stations.

http://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local-beat/Random-Pat-Downs-Turn-PATCO-Into-Police-State-102443699.html#comments

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[DixieDestroyer]

Behold ye (potential) "domestic terrorists"...the NYPD "Army"!

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/manhattan/nypd_army_for_protests_GRKi9cUIam9RT8ZUayUHxM

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[DixieDestroyer]

Man Assaulted & Arrested at Alaska State Fair for ‘Impeach Obama' Sign...

http://vodpod.com/watch/4324079-man-assaulted-arrested-at-alaska-state-fair-for-impeach-obama-sign


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[white lightning]

This video basically says it all. This is what has happened to are once great nation. Many people protested against Bush but will not harassed like this. Unbelievable.

 

[icsept]

Man Assaulted & Arrested at Alaska State Fair for ‘Impeach Obama' Sign...

http://vodpod.com/watch/4324079-man-assaulted-arrested-at-alaska-state-fair-for-impeach-obama-sign

Sad video. Especially with the fat ass security guard continuing to sit on the old man after he's handcuffed.

 

[DixieDestroyer]

Police continue to harass citizens who record them

By: J.P. Freire
Associate Commentary Editor
09/13/10 10:10 PM EDT

A number of cases show how police continue to misunderstand citizens' rights to record their behavior, and they're now neatly compiled into a video from the Cato Institute.

The Examiner editorialized on the subject in June, noting that those who record police frequently are "more of a threat to the jobs of public safety officers than to public safety itself. One is not the same as the other."Â￾ State legislatures should start addressing this issue to prevent more misunderstandings and wrongful arrests.


http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/blogs/beltway-confidential/police-continue-to-harass-citizens-who-record-them-102826639.html

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[DixieDestroyer]

Orlando's "finest" break the neck of 84 year old WWII vet...

http://www.cfnews13.com/article/news/2010/september/152865/WWII-vet-suffers-broken-neck-after-police-takedown




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[Michael]

An article entitled "Control of Food, the American Holodomor "

On the one had, the Marxist state MUST control the peasants, there is simply no other solution. The farm families, far from the centralized and controlled world of the cities, tend to have traditional and independent points of view. They tend to be more religious and self reliant, all things that are poison to the modern Marxist, be he Leninist Fascist, Stalinist Communist or Anglo Third Way Socialist.

Thus to control the farmer is to place the final nail into any coffin of independence and self rule, for it is in the country side that rebellion breeds and spreads to the cities, it has always been so.

However, to put the farmer under strict controls is to destroy him, his will and his abilities and thus his production: food. The cities, when starving, become much more dangerous and thus the farmer, hampered from doing his work, must be squeezed further to support the cities and revolutions.

In America, the House has already passed the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act S.510 bill and only the Senate is left to pass their version and commingle them into a unified monstrosity. The bill is designed to destroy the small farmer in America, the very caste of people who is the most likely opposition to the control of the moneyed elites. Though the American small farmer is a dieing breed, with hundreds of thousands of families throwing in the towel over the past decade, he is not dieing out fast enough.

Furthermore, with various resurgences of concern over the second rate food and tasteless sustenance that major food farms and processors are throwing into the American gullet, the small local farmer has gotten a second, albate short lease on life. This bill will make sure that lease is done for. Organic food and the drive to not die of obesity or insulin shock at the age of 24, has proved a major market force and thus also a social force, that must be reckoned with and controlled, and in America, the land of the so called free, nothing is and everything is controlled by one over paid bureaucrat or another.

http://mat-rodina.blogspot.com/2010/09/control-of-food-american-holodomor.html

 

[DixieDestroyer]

D.C. turns to GPS to monitor young criminals

By: Freeman Klopott
Examiner Staff Writer
September 24, 2010

The District's juvenile justice agency is piloting a program that puts global positioning system devices on the ankles of the young criminals it releases into the community.

The program was started under Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services interim Director Robert Hildum, and seeks to keep better track of the agency's wards. This pressure has been on DYRS this year after nearly a dozen of its wards have been charged with murder and more than six have been slain. Hildum was appointed to the job in July by Mayor Adrian Fenty.

"Electronic monitoring is a 'tool' in the 'toolbox' for case managers," DYRS spokesman Reggie Sanders wrote in an e-mail. "It is not a panacea, but can be helpful to improve the oversight of young people in the community."

Sanders said the agency has contracted with Satellite Tracking of People LLC, the same company used by District's adult probation agency. DYRS, he said, is applying for grants that would help supply the funding needed to cover the costs that could range as high as $12 per day for each device. He wouldn't say how many monitoring bracelets have been slapped on the ankles of DYRS wards, but sources said the program is running and about 200 bracelets have been purchased.

The monitoring system allows case managers to make sure their wards are attending school and treatment programs. It can also be used to enforce house arrest. If a ward deviates from a prescribed schedule, or steps out of his home, the case manager is alerted via e-mail. It's not the first time the District has employed electronic monitoring, youth advocates said, but this program appears to be more advanced than previous iterations.

Over the past five years, DYRS has increasingly focused on putting its wards in residential rehabilitation programs, where officials have hoped proximity to family can help ease treatment.

Youth advocates like D.C. Lawyers for Youth's executive director, Daniel Okonkwo, support residential programs as a method of getting youth out of what they say is a toxic environment inside juvenile detention centers. Okonkwo said the electronic monitoring system could be beneficial if it's used to keep more kids out of the detention centers.

But "if they're taking kids who are already in the community and putting them a monitoring program, they'll further stigmatize them," he said.

Critics of the residential program model say it's too lax, and has led to the killings in which DYRS wards have been implicated.

Among them is police union chief Kris Baumann, who said, "If you think someone is violent enough that they need to be monitored, you just shouldn't let them out in public."

He added, "They're still not taking violent crime seriously."

http://www.washingtonexaminer.com/local/D_C_-turns-to-GPS-to-monitor-young-criminals-986229-103746669.html

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[DixieDestroyer]

Lancaster County Man Dies After Being Tasered

State Police Investigating Death

LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. -- A Lancaster County man died after being tased by police early Saturday morning.

State police said Robert Neill, Jr., died after he was tased twice and maced.

It happened around 4 a.m. Saturday at Neill's home on the 300 block of Marietta Avenue in the borough of Mount Joy.

Several police departments assisted including Mount Joy Borough Police Department, Susquehanna Regional Police Department and State Police from Ephrata.

According to police, Neill reported to them that he had been harassed by his neighbors. When officers arrived, they said Neill was combative and aggressive.

That is when officers tased him.

Neill died on the way to the hospital.

The State Police Major Case Team is investigating.

An autopsy is scheduled for Monday.

http://www.wgal.com/r/25659485/detail.html

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[chris371]

Having just watched an entire "Cops" marathon, I noticed how fast some cops are to handcuff and then brutalise people, as well as charging people with public intoxication at will.

Heres a question: If I get drunk in a bar and then get a cab home, I set foot on the street while intoxicated as I am entering the cab. Am I to be arrested for that? A scary thought.

What was funny, was how the many black perps whined, begged and sobbed while being arrested. So much for the "big tough black" image we are given every day.

Another thing I noticed was that the majority of perps with guns on their person was blacks. A truly dysfunctional people.

 

[DWFan]

In my town the cops will come to your house when you are drunk, order you outside, then arrest you for PI. It's happened to a couple of my friends.

 

[whiteathlete33]

In my town the cops will come to your house when you are drunk, order you outside, then arrest you for PI. It's happened to a couple of my friends.

Where is that DWF? I've never heard of such a thing. Here in NJ cops almost never arrest anyone for public intoxication and they aren't supposed to. You are allowed to get as intoxicated as you'd like inside your own home. If a family members calls on you however, sometimes the cops will take to a hospital to detox for the night.

 

[Michael]

An article entitled "Join the TSA and Look at Naked Ladies"

Why are the feds all of a sudden pushing to be accorded the right to look at people naked, of all things? Is it just one of their insane power grabs on general principles? Or is there a specific reason?

Do they have some intelligence to the effect that there might be a repeat of 9/11? Of course, since 9/11 itself was a put-up job involving collusion between the U.S. authorities and the Israeli Mossad, it is entirely possible that if the Obama regime is indeed planning an encore, they should go through the motions of "stepping up security"Â￾ and then claim after the "event"Â￾ occurs that it was all because federal employees weren't allowed to look at naked people, after which of course mandatory electronic peep shows will be enforced by federal statute.

Apparently some TSA goons are also feeling up their female subjects as well during the "enhanced patdowns."Â￾ Given the race of most of these new federal hires, are we really surprised?

http://www.whitecivilrights.com/?p=4562

 

[FootballDad]

It's utterly ridiculous, and a gross trampling of our civil rights. I flew earlier today, and fortunately, I was able to avoid the "backscatter" machine, since I know the correct line to get in that leads to the "old fashioned" metal detector. My trip back is through an airport, DAL, that doesn't have any of the "updated technology" yet. I refuse to be "undressed" by these machines, not necessarily because of the strip-seach nature, but because the technology used is dangerous, IMHO. Backscatters blast you with enough X-Rays for a dozen or so chest X-Rays at your doctor, and the Millimeter Wave units use TetraHertz radiation which may have deleterious effects on one's DNA, but why test this stuff? Gotta get rid of the excess population somehow.....

 

[Thrashen]

Bombarding the white masses (none of whom have anything to do with terrorism) with harmful x-rays is another appropriate example of the depths that our gaylord "leadership"Â￾ with sink in order to avoid the stigma of "government mandated racial profiling"Â￾ of black and Arabic Muslims.

The need to rabidly police this present-day "melting pot"Â￾ (of simmering excrement) would be absolutely pointless in an all-white society. Airports, especially those in major cities, employ thousands of non-white workers. Do you really think those twits are going to "catch"Â￾ someone and avoid a catastrophe?

 

[Michael]

An article entitled "TSA turns America into international laughing stock."

Radical measures by the TSA has turned the US into an international laughing stock and has foreign tourists vowing to cancel trips.

http://cofcc.org/2010/11/tsa-turns-america-into-international-laughing-stock/

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

as any aware American should be (and likely already is), Ron Paul is PISSED over the TSA nightmare.

[tube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dw393-_ZYuY[/tube]