Yesterday, USPS Tells Me To Post My Address Where Police Can See It, Now I Know Why
Posted by Zenphamy 8 years, 8 months ago to Government
SWAT Raids Wrong Home, Force Small Children Out in the Snow, Blame it on the Family
"After throwing four small children and their parents into the freezing cold, officers tore apart the family’s home, looking for non-existent contraband. Why was the contraband non-existent? The SWAT team basically flipped a coin over which door to kick in, and they chose the wrong one.
Being that the SWAT team tore apart their home, terrorized this family, threatened the lives of their small children, all over being in the wrong house, they naturally paid for the damage and issued an apology, right? Wrong.
According to the lawsuit, they did not apologize, and they told them to fix their own house. After the raid was over, the cops had the audacity to blame their ineptitude on the family by telling them it was their fault for not having the proper numbering on their door!
So turn the rusty gears of the American police state."
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Yesterday, I received my First Notice from the USPS on how and where to place my address on my property so that police and emergency could find the correct address. I live in a town of less than 500 so I imagine everybody pretty much knows where I live, but here the the government goes on another CYA Control bunch of nonsense.
Should this make me feel any safer?
And many of you think I should pay attention to populist politics and vote. Hah and BahHumbug.
"After throwing four small children and their parents into the freezing cold, officers tore apart the family’s home, looking for non-existent contraband. Why was the contraband non-existent? The SWAT team basically flipped a coin over which door to kick in, and they chose the wrong one.
Being that the SWAT team tore apart their home, terrorized this family, threatened the lives of their small children, all over being in the wrong house, they naturally paid for the damage and issued an apology, right? Wrong.
According to the lawsuit, they did not apologize, and they told them to fix their own house. After the raid was over, the cops had the audacity to blame their ineptitude on the family by telling them it was their fault for not having the proper numbering on their door!
So turn the rusty gears of the American police state."
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Yesterday, I received my First Notice from the USPS on how and where to place my address on my property so that police and emergency could find the correct address. I live in a town of less than 500 so I imagine everybody pretty much knows where I live, but here the the government goes on another CYA Control bunch of nonsense.
Should this make me feel any safer?
And many of you think I should pay attention to populist politics and vote. Hah and BahHumbug.
A guy can dream right? I know it would never happen that way. Be another Ruby Ridge or Waco. Since they have total control of the media. No matter what happened the citizens will always be wrong.
We had a class one time on how to find a reason for detention.
Decal in the front or rear window (obstructing vision)
Blue tinted head lights
Wearing any part of a Class A military uniform.
Once pulled over you can eyeball the interior of the vehicle. You may not look for a shotgun in the glove compartment. However if the driver was erratic can have a sobriety check etc. Then are responsible for the safe keeping of the vehicle and contents. Which means a thorough and witnessed and video taped search ....
Think you can drive home with out drifting over the center line at least once?
This was taught but we were flat out old it better be worth the courts time ....at least in our area it wasn't allowed.
Finally....warning verbal or written.
Best way though is radio a head. a radio is faster than any vehicle.
But take heart and be of good cheer. The incidents of officers breaking the laws is the same as it is for the public one per cent. In a small town with only one officer you havve 99 to one chance.statistically
All joking aside, I have a friend whose parents were jewelers and investors. After a burglary and the loss of several gold coins, they buried numerous gemstone collections and precious metals around their property, but didn't start trying to recover them till his Dad had come down with severe Alzheimer's and his Mother began dementia from the stress of trying to care for his Dad. They'll never be sure they've recovered all of it.
Jan
And if someone calls in against you; always countercharge.
Jan
One night, my neighbor woke up to a yard full of cops, lights flashing and guns drawn. A domestic disturbance call had come from the house across the street.
I've got a fair amount of self defense material and plan on buying more as the wife has decided to learn.
Same for torture.
Perhaps that would make a good editorial cartoon for a local newspaper at the proper time and place with a caption of "Wrong Address.".
Like I said before if I can find it with a Google Search what they have a black out on such stuff once you cross the border?
If i can find that how come you all up in the USof formerly A can't find it?
Yes. I agree.
I have no excuse for our problems, esp when we hold ourselves up as paragons of freedom, but does your country of residence have a better record of respecting rights?
I made the move when the rest of the country voted three times to ditch the bill of rights without a whimper yet still continues to cling to that now non-existent document.
Not only and objective decision but a realistic decision.
As for rights I've yet to run into any problems worth mentioning as long as I remember two things. I am a guest. Even the former Constitution ceased one inch over the land border and three miles offshore.
So far of little note but worth mentioning. I've been able to assist in keeping two not guilty people go to jail in a burglary and theft charge situation. Some of the items claimed as stolen and recovered were in fact gifts.
Small thing but significant. In Florida one would still be waiting for the police to show up.
In Oregon they would be figuring how to make it a No Fault No Report situation and get back to their restaurant and coffee shop duties.
Thinking about it I would say the current country has a 100 percent record of respecting rights as long as you remember it's their laws that count and one can hardly give high even low double digit marks to a country that tossed theirs into the ash heap of history.
Terrorists Two Former USA minus two.
How do I score?
When you give up your rights and values in order to defend your rights and values you lose. What's the last time an airplane hit a building? When was the last time you were treated like a felon for the crime of wanting to fly on an airplane?
Most important. Did anyone stop to think that terrorist activities are not confined to some group of raghead jihadists nor even to a Timothy McVeigh. The new law which calls for apprehension upon mere suspicion and ditched the rest of the former bill of rights using the charge of suspicion of terrorism can be filed against that one percent of law enforcement that bashes in the wrong doors and terrorizes the wrong people and makes them just as guilty as any other terrorist. How many have been charged? Or is there a fear of retribution.
There are no freedoms when every breath and every step you are no longer protected by the Bill of Rights but subject to the whims of what I call the Directorate of Internal State Security.
Seig Me No Heils Comrade I do NOT serve the Government Party and refuse to vote for either one of it's two wings at any level. I turn my back on a rigged one party system of government. I am more than fairly sure I earned that right though in the end it wasn't worth the effort.
So? I live openly and not in fear and pay my mordida to Obeyme and his Protective Echelon. Not enough time left in life to waste it on much else other than voicing my one half cent worth (minus inflation) which I would not do on the other side of the border.
(Not to mention cost of living, medical, weather and fishing is much better).
We had one incident in a town of 1200 told 911 third house on the left. It was the fourth house on the left. The first house used a number from the cross street. In that neighborhood no one had moved in for over twenty years.
In the cities I didn't know the name of anyone who lived on the same floor in different apartments.
But these days I would put it up in big neon lights to make sure they knew. But then i don't live in the neighborhoods of the USA any more.
Too unsafe.
Taxes to high
No return on investment
Up in Oregon the fifteen cent a gallon fuel tax is near three decades old. It was supposed to pay for roads and so forth. I heard the town still hasn't got a stop light at the north end but has one at the south end. Some pigs..... etc.