ZIMMERMAN, TRAYVON MARTIN AND THE MEDIA

By on April 4, 2012 in Criminal Justice, Politics & Government

 

Shortly after the Trayvon Martin killing became viral over every news station in America, Shepard Smith of Fox News was screaming into the camera: “He shot and killed this unarmed little boy!”

He was one of many journalists getting their jollies watching America pucker at the threat of an angry black populace. Photographs were plastered all over news channels showing Martin as a 13 year-old child and George Zimmerman, the alleged shooter, as a scruffy ruffian, supposedly 250 pounds. None of this was true, but the irresponsible media will never be held to account for their unprofessional conduct.

MSNBC, CNN, ABC, CBS, FOX, and every major newspaper in America has been stoking the flames of racial hatred by playing this up as a racist killing, inciting the likes of the most racist of all, Al Sharpton, and his sheep to pump fists in every street in America, successfully calling for the removal of a professional police chief who has done more for his country in one day, than Al Sharpton has done in his lifetime.

That little boy was 6’3″ and a tough kid from the hood. That shooter was about 5’9″ and out of shape.

People are stoked …

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SANFORD SHOOTING: OUTRAGED OVER OUTRAGE

By on March 26, 2012 in Criminal Justice, Social Issues

 

     Frankly Speaking, I’m outraged over all the outrage from the sheep who follow the organizers of hate all over this country. Protesters, and the mainstream media, should step back and see where this is leading to. It’s won’t be pretty.  What’s happening is not so much a demand for justice, but a rabid search for vengeance.

     If the investigation reveals that 17 year-old Trayvon Martin was unjustly killed, and George Zimmerman committed an act of murder, he should absoultely be charged and tried. America’s legal system cites innocence before proven guilty, so that trials are held in a courtroom and not the city streets.

     This unwarranted national attention brought upon this case will alter the pursuit for justice. Any charges that are filed against Zimmerman will now render him the best dream team, pro bono, since Casey Anthony and O.J. Simpson, and we all know those results. The best of lawyers will spend whatever it takes to defend him. No public defender for this guy.

     If and when Zimmerman is tried and then acquitted, with the flames of hatred stoked to the limits by the likes of Al Sharpton, expect riots in the streets of America. …

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WHY JUSTICE KAGAN MUST RECUSE FROM OBAMACARE

By on March 25, 2012 in Criminal Justice, Politics & Government

 Talk about legal prejudice. Talk about audacity.

Supreme Court Justice Kagan is about to hear arguments and rule on the legalities in one of the most controversial cases in history: Obamacare. Never mind that she has long history of being a loyal subject of Barack Obama. A long time friend from the Harvard law school, she was an Obama appointee to the position of Solicitor General of the U.S. in 2009, whose job it was to argue cases representing Obama to the Supreme Court. She was one of the president’s cheerleaders for the passage of Obamacare. She is unequivocally in the Obama camp. This justice will not, and probably cannot, approach the case with any modicum of objectivity. She owes her butt to the president.

Justice Kagan may be a brilliant legal mind, but that’s a separate issue from integrity.

Title 28, Section 455 of the United States Judicial Code provides that a federal judge:

“shall disqualify himself in any proceeding in which his/her impartiality might reasonably be questioned.” The same section also provides, “where he has a personal bias or prejudice concerning a party, or personal knowledge of disputed evidentiary facts concerning the proceeding; when the judge has …

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THE KILLING OF DEPUTY BARBARA PILL

By on March 24, 2012 in Criminal Justice

Brevard County Deputy Sheriff, Barbara Pill, 52, was shot and killed on a residential street in Melbourne, by a petty thief on March 6th, 2012. News covereage went national. Funeral services were somber and well attended.

The suspect was being chased in a vehicle because he and his girl friend were stealing cheap furniture from a local motel. The suspect crashed the car but came out shooting. Pill’s back-up was not yet on the scene when she was stunned by bullets striking her vest. As she lay on the ground, the killer shot her in the head.

     Deputy Pill was the 21st on-duty police officer killed in 2012 in America. That same day, another female officer in Indiana was killed in a vehicular assault.

     If the standard trends continue, another 150 police officers will be killed before the end of 2012.

     Stalin once said that, “One death is a tragedy, one thousand deaths is a statistic.” With numbers, we lose sight of the human aspect and how if affects everyone.

     Barbara Pill is more than a statistic. She was a compassionate human being, a shining star within her community, a mother, a wife and a devotee

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OBAMA’S ENERGY POLICY: MORE TO THE STORY

By on March 23, 2012 in Politics & Government

We all know that politics is corrupt on both sides of the aisle, it’s the nature of the beast.

     Much ado has been made about the support – political and financial — that Barack Obama receives from some of the richest moguls in America, particularly George Soros and Warren Buffett.   I thought it worthwhile to explore and see what other connections there are between these friends, other than a gushing love and support for Obama’s policies.

     Our president has been stonewalling every question and every demand from Americans in regards to the vast surplus of oil riches that are at our disposal not only in the gulf, but the central regions of theU.S., the Canadian pipeline and Anwar region of Alaska. If we aggressively pursued drilling and refining here in theU.S., we would not only be putting many thousands of Americans to work, the benefits are enormous otherwise. This is not only a long range plan for keeping gas affordable, it’s about cutting ties with countries like Saudi Arabia and Venezuela who hate us and hate many of our allies. More than gasoline cost, it’s a matter of national security that we should owe these nations no favors …

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CORRUPT POLITICIANS – HO HUM

By on March 21, 2012 in General, Politics & Government

It never ceases to amaze me how some voters will completely disregard the corruption that prevails in a politician’s background, as if bribes and pay-offs don’t matter so long as they get their man in office. Derrick Smith of Chicago (no surprise) was caught by the feds accepting a $7000 bribe, charged with the crime, but still ran in the primary election for state congress and garnered 76 percent of the vote. The voters knew of his corruption, but it mattered not.

Is your head shaking?

When politicians are caught, it’s rarely a first-time offense, a sure sign he/she has been on the take for quite a while. If a politician will take a bribe from one person, they’ll take bribes from anyone so long as they think they’re safe.  

Yet the voters don’t care. 

Shades of Marion Barry who was caught possessing and using cocaine, sent to jail, and then won re-election to the Washington D.C. council anyway, corruption and criminal behavior be damned. Some people do not care about corruption.

Shades of Rep. William Jefferson from Louisiana in 2006 who was caught with $90 thousand bribe money in his refrigerator. He still ran for congress again, and received …

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RAPID RISE OF U.S. MOSQUES: SIGN OF WHAT’S TO COME

By on March 16, 2012 in Politics & Government, Radical Islam

The number of mosques in the United States has increased 74 percent in ten years according to a study released by the Hartford Institute for Religious Research. In 2000, theU.S.reported 1209 places of worship for Muslims.  In 2010, that number has risen to 2106.  In 1990, the number stood at approximately 700. This, in a period of time when the radical Jihad side of Islam has established unwavering goals, in writing, that the United States is in their crosshairs for being conquered …from within.

     This 74 percent growth has occurred in the years following the deadliest warring attack on American soil in history, perpetrated by radical Islamists. Might point out, that those “radical” Islamists spent many months prior to the 9/11 attack posing as “moderates” in order to assimilate and evade suspicion. Look up: Taqiyya.

     True, many of these mosques are only places of worship for peaceful Muslims. But it has been proven often enough, that some mosques are used as hotbeds for anti-American rhetoric, terrorist havens, diversionary funding to terror organizations and espousing hatred toward non-Muslims. Many serve as the war rooms for strategy planning in the covert political and terror war against the United States.

     Mosques …

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