Hello :) I am taking a break for vacation and other matters. I am only resurfacing a few minutes to answer messages. It seems not much has changed. ICE is still failing to understand that if lethal force is your only option, then your training has failed. #LawEnforcement lethal is last resort
Hello :) Quick post to remind and upate. I am open to a discussion with the #Journalists or #News regarding various topics. On and off I have worked to fight for privacy in the Tech space. Also education. Currently I am discussing how to best handle DHS with current and former LEO's
Ah well safe travels then! And uh.. Try not to look at the DFW news if you want to avoid a headache heh
4. brought here by your ancestors. Links to everything: mki.wisc.edu/exhibits/vir... > www.ebsco.com/research-sta... > www.loc.gov/classroom-ma...
3. record but most agree that 40% of the Population in PA for a very long time was German immigrants. Then long after another wave of Germans immigrated and today, 15% of the US population has a German acenstry from those early settlers. So the point here is that if you aren't native, you were
2. (a missionary) spent his life in Pennsylvania and Ohio with various Indian groups. He spoke their language fluently and wrote about it. His writing is still studied to this day by scholars. Though he was a noteable figure, Germans played a role in PA overall. Numbers vary as with any historical
1. Hello :) I decided to do another #UnitedStates #History post. A lot of people try to paint immigration in a negative light but in reality if you look back at the earliest years of the US, they did quite a bit. To show one example lets go back in German history. A man named David Zeisburger
Hello :) I was made aware of this post a few seconds ago. I am a former LEO that works in Tech now. If there are any questions I can answer to help win a case against ICE, I will respond to the best of my abilites
Hello :) Oh happy birthday young one! And I am sorry to hear this. I wish I was able to help more directly. I am unfortunately over in DFW at this time
5. But see the issue here? The US will NEVER be a leader in most things again because it can't stop selling itself out or listening to the mistakes of history. Something to think about
4. Fast forward to about 2015 or so and you get the Microsoft Monopoly. Despite Microsoft being used as a Legal Example for anti-trust, the US still insisted on giving Microsoft more property and more money. Thus ruining Most of the chances you have for a free market in software. I can keep going
3. Most advanced chips. This means more than likely the phone or laptop you use, uses a chip from them. This happened because the US and other countries did not see a point in gambling with chip manufacturing at the time. Taiwan did. This is not the only time the US gave up on innovation since then
2. a scheme to put Americans in cars. To do that, they had to buy up the rails and recycle them. This is how America lost its position as the leader in rails. This was not the only time the US sold itself out. Now fast forward to about 1990 for the TSMC example. TSMC today makes 60% of the worlds
1. Hello :) I want to do another #UnitedStates #History post because I think people fail to understand the situation the US has been in prior to this administration. Lets go back to around the time of WW2. When it came time to build the highways, GM, Ford and the other companies came up with a
Hello :) I was responding to a post and I was reminded me of this funny but bad letter from one of the founding fathers of the #UnitedStates . Benjamin Franklin was the OG Cougar hunter.. Yup
3. Someone full of malice is willing to abuse the system in this way. And it is for this reason and others I will do my part to help with an Abolishment of ICE or a change in US LE
2. But but he reserved the right to use chemicals to control "rioting prisoners of war" and other exceptions. Since then, it has been up to the individual LE departments to properly train and handle the use of chemicals. An untrained unit like ICE was bound to be a problem eventually. It is sad that
1. Hello :) Today's post is going to be a mix of #LawEnforcement and #History . In 1925 the Geneva Convention Protocol was signed. As most know it banned the use of chemical warfare but what most don't know is that it never specified which ones. In 1975 under President Ford ratified the agreement
Hello :) True. On a similar note.. Is there any chance someone in the US will do research into the Modular Nuclear Reactor project of France? It may have a lot of potential in the US
Hello :) No need for me to be anonymous. I have always offered my help to the press and or journalists. I am a former LEO now in Tech. I am one of the few fighting against Palantir and a few other things. I am not certain what you seek specifically but I will try to respond
Hello :) To add to this: The data on how evil DHS is, is VERY public. If anyone did join recently, or is joining, then they join it either knowing the evil or ignorant. The fact that 3,600 kids under 10 has been detained is atrocious
Hello :) I am not certain about the military but I know in local PD, immigrant officers were the best for community policing because they had language and culture knowledge. Myself and others wore our flags on the sleeve opposite to the US flag
Hello :) That and they likely know the real threat is independent journalists/reporters. They have more time on their hands than Law Enforcement does to investigate. They will dig so deep, they will squirm at the mere thought of what they are capable of. Happy to support that!
6. So once again.. If you have those contacts or contacts in the US, I would appreciate the assistance. Please let me know! Thank you
5. This is part of why in a previous post, I was asking for people with Contacts to Universities or Governments in Canada, EU, Australia or the UK. I have a long term idea to correct issues with Technology and Law Enforcement in general. In the process of that, I can help the military indirectly
4. Between two points at the end. This means that the Stun Gun only requires direct contact. As you can see I am bringing this up for a reason. Changing the self defense system from SPEAR to something else would be beneficial to ensure Lethal force is less used AND different equipment can be used
3. Between a Stun Gun and a Taser. A Taser is the pistol looking object that fires out prongs. These prongs require contact with the subject to do its job. This means that thick clothes or jackets can defeat the prongs, thus not making contact. Stun Guns are the opposite. They channel electricity
2. Bothers me. Yes they are at that point authorized to use Lethal Force but it shouldn't be necessary. A technique like defang the snake should be sufficient (using their Club). Video of that here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_k3... As for an equipment example, I will need to explain the difference
1. Hello :) For today's post I want to share my thoughts on #UnitedStates #LawEnforcement . I think the training and equipment is out of date. I have seen one too many videos of an Officer dealing with a single person that has a knife or bat. Their first reaction is to pull out their gun. This
Hello :) While that is true I do wonder something.. I am not certain about Wapo specifically but I know a lot of publications force filters on their writers. Perhaps this will eventually allow them to go "full force" on this corrupt administration?
