Two cops get off scot-free after sodomizing a guy, the NYPD announces that it's going to force parades to be less fun, and a Bronx cop who blew the whistle on corruption (writing false summons and refusing to report crimes, the effect of Compstat) had to be reassigned because someone in the station posted the log of his anonymous call to internal affairs on his locker and put a rat trap with his name on it in the station house. Seriously, some fucking Departed shit is going down, right here in New York. (Though it's actually never... read full review »

It's two for Texas, two for Tennessee in this week's rogues' gallery, but also cops gone bad from Pennsylvania and Maryland, South Carolina and Florida. Some have only been arrested or indicted, not convicted, and deserve the presumption of innocence. Some are on their way to prison. All of them are victims not only of their own characters but also of a system of drug prohibition that generates endless opportunity and enticement for the ethically impaired. Let's get to it: In Baltimore, three members of Southwestern... read full review »

The first response to a major scandal in a police department is to establish a commission to investigate the problem and recommend solutions. However, the commissions’ recommendations usually do not end corruption because they are rarely followed unless laws are passed requiring police departments to make the suggested changes. Norcross Police Department has several corrupt officers that are protected by upper command. We will campaign to expose them for the criminals in uniform they are. "WE THE PEOPLE" will not rest until justice is served! read full review »

INSPIRED BY NORCROSS POLICE DEPARTMENT CORRUTION IN GEORGIA wishing to report police misconduct have several options, depending on the nature of the misconduct or corruption. Police departments are monitored by local police review commissions, or various internal enforcement officials, that ensure officer compliance with local, state and federal rules, statutes and regulations. State or federal prosecutors also accept, investigate and follow up on alleged instances of police misconduct. Finally, the United States and state'... read full review »

As the founder of Redshield America News Network (RANN) fighting for Veteran rights and police corruption, I learned about the places where the law's protection does not reach. Law enforcement rarely took violence against Veterans with PTSD seriously. Public education and lobbying was usually required before the legal system took notice. When police officers perpetrated the violence, the likelihood of any legal remedy diminished significantly. Limited or non-existent legal protection against Veterans with PTSD violence represents a... read full review »

Conclusion We have no idea who the NSA is spying on, or why they are spying on them. However, America and Europe are deteriorating, and if the NSA has the ability to spy on people, they have the ability to help us unravel this criminal network. Therefore, we urge the NSA to leave the Arabs alone and start spying on the suspicious Americans. We ask the NSA to help us make this world a better place. Some people will complain that the spying is illegal, and that the NSA should get permission before they do it. But who do... read full review »

Don't blame the "Globalists" Some "Truth Seekers" blame our problems on the Illuminati, the Globalists, the New World Order, and the Military Establishment. Unfortunately, blaming crime on vague, nebulous entities is as ridiculous as blaming the world's problems on "Bad People", "Monsters", or an "Axis Of Evil". If you were president of the United States, would you be so foolish as to tell the FBI to arrest the "Globalists" or the "Monsters"? Some people have... read full review »

Is somebody worried? Obviously, the mainstream media executives, the dishonest 9-11 Truth Seekers, and every other person that is part of the criminal network would be terrified that the NSA might be spying on them. They would want to stop the spying, but how can they stop the NSA? One method would be to frighten the American people into thinking the NSA is spying on ordinary Americans. Take a look at the people who are struggling right now to expose this NSA spying scandal. Most of those people belong on a list of suspects. Some of... read full review »

Who is most interested in exposing the NSA? Have you noticed who is complaining the most about this NSA spying scandal? The mainstream media The New York Times, CNN, CBS, and other mainstream media corporations are exposing the NSA. Don't you sense something peculiar about this? These media corporations are routinely and deliberately suppressing evidence of the September 11 attack, the Oklahoma City bombing, the attack on USS Liberty, and just about every other big crime. Why would this group of career criminal... read full review »