!!! - SUPER well-written email Glenn, and I must thank you very very much for YOUR sharing Wilma as well. I had not heard of that book either, but it’s extremely interesting to me… > > "The Police Mystique", by Anthony Bouza < > http://www.amazon.com/The-Police-Mystique-Insiders-Criminal/dp/0738205834> I’ll get back to it asap [must sleep a bunch first] ... but it is obviously (from just some quick tastings), a lot of really GREAT stuff!
WOOF: > Black police make little difference because if they or anyone else break the > "police rules", they will suffer the bitter consequences. This is SO clearly playing out in much of what we’re seeing, though I DID feel some sense of reassuring signs of improvements, evidenced by what Black State Highway Patrol Officer, Ron Johnson, said and did. Richard Conrad [email protected] On Aug 21, 2014, at 6:43 PM, Glenn moyer <[email protected]> wrote: > No, i didn't read that book, but I know some of that earlier history. > Someone said at the 52nd St. rally that the word "officer" was derived from > overseer. > > As the mission of the police state evolved during the twentieth century, > their role extended to protect elite power and property, while squashing > dissent. We see this all over the world. The East German Stasi seems to be > the closest historic model for our "homeland security" complex, while the > system retains all of the historical racist missions of the > post-reconstruction "fraternity." Institutional racism is carefully > perpetuated in our society as tool of oppression, and to keep poor and > working class peoples of all ethnic groups from uniting! > > My message to working class whites is to understand that we must join in > solidarity with immigrants and our minority brothers and sisters. We share > the same oppressors and have much more in common with each other, than with > the morally bankrupt upper classes of any race! > > There have been great discussions at the rallies, and in my opinion; its > broadly understood among the dis-empowered peoples that these systemic > problems are not solved merely by increasing the number of black cops. Yes, > they're brought into the same system with the same mission. There is some > good information just published at "The Black Agenda Report" on this, and the > example of Newark NJ is a prime example. (Everyone should follow the Black > Agenda Report and Democracy Now on a regular basis) > > http://www.blackagendareport.com/ > > Peace and solidarity, > Glenn > > -----Original Message----- > From: Wilma de Soto > Sent: Aug 21, 2014 5:10 PM > To: Richard Conrad > Cc: Glenn moyer , "[email protected]" > Subject: Re: [UC] False flag, agent provocateur > > Have either of you or anyone else ever read, "The Police Mystique", by > Anthony Bouza? > > Anthony Bouza was a Chief of Police in Minneapolis for over 25 years. I > believe he teaches a course in Criminal Justice at the Univ. of Chicago. > > Bouza explains very plainly about the role of the Police Force which was > extended after Emancipation of Slaves. Their role was like that of the > former Plantation Overseer. Their jobs were to control Blacks, make them > docile and endure any indignities they were made to suffer and the beat the > hell out of them, torture and maim them or even worse if they were not > compliant. > > After slavery ended the police took on that role. Many White ethnics such as > the Irish who stood low on the class scale in America and the Italians were > given that power over a group of people they despised. The Police are there > to protect Whites from Blacks primarily. > > If you read the book, which at one time was difficult to find because it > contains so many truths, it will appear very plain to you that they are "just > doing their job" as they were trained to do. > > Black police make little difference because if they or anyone else break the > "police rules", they will suffer the bitter consequences. > > http://www.amazon.com/The-Police-Mystique-Insiders-Criminal/dp/0738205834 > On Aug 21, 2014, at 4:34 PM, Richard Conrad wrote: > >> >> >> On Aug 21, 2014, at 11:03 AM, Glenn moyer <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Here is the execution video that caught the Missouri terrorists in another >>> round of lies. (very graphic). Compare this to the lies the terrorists >>> spread before they knew a citizen had filmed the entire killing!! >>> >>> http://rt.com/usa/181772-deadly-st-louis-shooting-video/ >> >> The description which I had heard on the news the night before, by a police >> officer was that the ‘perpetrator’ had his right arm up over his head with a >> knife - in the downward stabbing position - and charged at the cop (and he >> raised up his own arm > and totally acted out the scenario)… >> >> The video shows nothing like that. >> >> One shot in the leg would have apprehended - but instead, 8 or 9 Automatic >> rounds were used, much like an execution in Vietnam or in Syria, or like the >> deliberate putting down of a rabid dog. >> >> More and more cops are becoming increasingly addicted to bullying and >> slaughtering American citizens; and they are in massive denial about that. > >
