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Thirty (30) Year Anniversary of Ruby Ridge

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How we, the voters, have allowed Local, State and Federal Governments to conduct itself in its 'tough on crime,' and the change in 'Police Procedures' since, pretty much start with Ruby Ridge and Waco in the early '90s. By 2019, just over 25 years later, we not only had seven (7) times as many people in jails, despite violent crime going down, but ... we now use 'no knock raids' and 'military tactics' as 'standard law enforcement procedure' for non-violent offenses, and they are consist of the majority of cases.

Let me repeat that again ... over 25 years of violence going down, we massively increased use of military tactics in law enforcement to the point the majority of uses are now against non-violent suspects. We need to stop doing this to citizens, and putting law enforcement in harms way over non-violent offenses. In many cases, these start as 'turn in your neighbor' cases, which was very much the case of Ruby Ridge, and one of the very first examples of why we should never.

Again, we need to stop going after our fellow Americans, and putting police in harms way doing it, when they shouldn't in the first place. This is self-defeating police state, which is not about the police, but their procedures and use.

 
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On August 23rd, 1775 ... 247 years ago ... the Crown officially declared all thirteen crown chartered, corporate commonwealths to be in open rebellion, at the behest of Parliament.

When nearly all the other colonies were 'at odds' with Massachusetts over the fighting, and trying to 'stay loyal' to the crown, Parliament actively wanted and provoked the war. Why? Revoking the crown charters of the thirteen corporate commonwealths (colonies) would allow the Hudson Bay, West Indies and other corporate interests to be charted as their replacement in the 'well developed' areas, all while a new, American 'House of Lords' would arise out of the 'undeveloped areas,' especially with officers who fought in it.

Keep this in mind every time you advocate for the US Federal and State governments to 'bring the hammer down' on everyone after some 'event.' It always backfires because, if you're going to make everyone a criminal, felon or, worse, charge them with insurrection and/or terrorism, all you're going to do is convert a lot of 'loyalists' to the cause you're actually trying to fight. History is now repeating itself, except it's no longer the ogliarchy of the trading enterprises controlling Parliament, but the '[actually anti-]Environmental,' Internet, Media and Pharma controlling Congress.

And I'm sure people will say that is 'conspiracy theory,' but ... follow the money ... it's not.
This is why we must never 'bring the hammer down' on everyone, and advocate for civics and public review by experts.
 
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