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Title: Good Cop, Bad Cop
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Christian Mercenary
URL Source: https://christianmerc.blogspot.com/2017/12/good-cop-bad-cop.html?m=1
Published: Dec 15, 2017
Author: T.L. Davis
Post Date: 2017-12-16 17:49:35 by Deckard
Keywords: None
Views: 496
Comments: 5
It has been suggested that bad cops are only a small percentage of the overall force and that the good cops should not be judged by the actions of the few. I would argue that if the bad cops are a small percentage of the force, why can they not be confronted and dealt with, if even on a personal, non-administrative way by the good cops? It happens in business all the time.
The fact is, the good cops hide behind the actions of the bad cops to be occasionally bad themselves, when it suits them and when they think they are justified. The good cops really don't even know what being a good cop is. They think that if they are not a bad cop they are a good cop, but that doesn't wash. At best, they are neutral cops, but by accepting and tolerating bad cops, they become bad cops themselves. It is and must be (pun intended) necessarily a self-policing responsibility. The fact that many of these police forces are not self-policing leads directly to the proliferation of bad cops either by their own actions or by the inaction of others.
So, when the FBI comes under scrutiny at the highest levels for corruption, corruption so complete that many of the most corrupt don't even recognize their corruption as such, why would any local PD be any different? The purpose of putting police organizations under the control of elected officials (the theory of it anyway) is to give the citizens a means of applying pressure against the most heavily armed people in our midst. But, red flags start flashing as Attorney General Jeff Sessions suggests that Rod Rosenstein, the Deputy Attorney General, is a man of conscience and integrity, knowing that he was hip-deep in the corruption, it can only reflect on issues with Sessions himself.
I don't think you can save the FBI. Whether it was always a soft sort of Stasi, or has recently gone off the deep end, or both these people, Comey, Rosenstein, Mueller, Strzok, McCabe (the list keeps getting longer and longer) took it as their own personal deep state vendetta apparatus. They used it to institutionalize a power structure by which they could determine and ultimately benefit from providing a path to the White House. That's a valuable card to have in one's hand when playing big-stakes political poker.
Okay, I know, go back to the 1960 Presidential election and J. Edgar Hoover and this has been done many times. That's why the 1960's TV show with Efrem Zimbalist Jr. had to be conceived and used as propaganda to make it unassailable to the public. I am not suggesting that all of this is new and never before seen, but it is never before exposed information about the actual inner workings of the FBI.
Most of us go back to Randy Weaver in our disdain for the FBI, or Waco, or their cover up of the circumstances of the Oklahoma City bombing all of which remained obscure to the populace. This, even in order to restore some version of the FBI's reputation, must include a wholesale housecleaning. And, with Eric Holder threatening a violent overthrow of the government (I don't see how his statement can be taken any other way) should Mueller be removed from the investigation tells you how much Mueller knows about the Obama Administration and their dirty dealings. It appears to be a race to manufacture evidence against Trump before the FBI, along with Holder, Clinton and Obama are serving prison sentences.
Here is where the good cops should come in, if there are any. This is where the agency is saved by the dedicated, honest people of integrity who have had enough and throw themselves to the lions if need be to expose this corrupt, violent, power-mad agency and all of those who have used it as such and benefited from its corruption. But, that relies heavily on those government agents of sterling character, who exist only in fantasy and Tom Clancy novels.
Check out Matt Bracken's view of this on the DVD http://liesofomission.com or http://12roundproductions.com almost 2 years ago.
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#1. To: Deckard (#0)
Deckard, a Florida mother brutally abused her toddler and then fatally beat the little boy. This boy was beaten throughout his short life and was starving to death. He only weighed 18 pounds and his body was covered with bumps, bruises and cigarette burns. His skull had been fractured, and his left arm was permanently bent in a 90-degree angle. It was called “child torture. While children are suffering and dying from the virtually, as I said before, hidden epidemic of child abuse and neglect, you set your primary goal in life to shame cops. You need to stop with that misdirected effort and combat the widespread war where children are constantly being abused and dying. Something that desperately must be stopped. There is a report of child abuse in this country made every ten seconds. You don’t have the actions of a bad cop reported every ten second, do you? No. So, while you are continuing to daily post an article where one cop out of 1,100,000 cops across America is alleged to have abused someone….curing one year alone, there were an estimated 1,580 children who died as a result of abuse and neglect. That works out to be between four and five children a day. Sad….very sad. Deckard, you have grossly misplaced priorities….shame on you. A cop shoots a dog and you go ballistic. A mother tortures and kills her baby boy and you go along your merry way while looking for yet another “bad cop” article to post….SHAME ON YOU.
FBI poses in front of Mt Carmel, Waco TX remains. "We're from the government, and we're here to help"
#3. To: hondo68 (#2)
Of course Gatlin (who "claims" to care about abused children) ignores this government atrocity. Actually the article I posted was mainly about FBI corruption, yet he completely misses that.
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#2. To: Gatlin, Dead Burnt Babies, FBI (#1)
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