10 Disgusting Examples Of Very Young School Children Being Arrested, Handcuffed And Brutalized By Police

April 19, 2012 | Civil Liberties, General, Judicial

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When did we decide that it was okay to treat very young school children as if they were terror suspects?  When I was growing up, I don’t remember a single time that the police ever came to my school and arrested anyone.  But now police are being called out to public schools at the drop of a hat.  All over America, very young school children are being arrested and marched out of their schools in handcuffs in front of all their friends.  For example, down in Georgia the other day police were called out because a 6-year-old girl was throwing a tantrum.  The police subdued her, slapped handcuffs on her and hauled her off to the police station.  Instead of apologizing for this outrageous incident, the police are defending the actions of the officer involved.  But this is not an isolated incident.  All over the country young kids are being handcuffed and mistreated by police.

The following are 10 more disgusting examples of very young school children being arrested, handcuffed and brutalized by police all over America….

#1 At an elementary school in Baltimore recently, three nine-year-old girls and an eight-year-old boy were arrested for fighting and marched out of their elementary school in handcuffs.  The police department is defending handcuffing these kids….

“It’s our policy, regardless of the age, when a suspect is arrested by police, they’re handcuffed. And the reason is just not for the suspect’s safety but also for officers’ safety,” Det. Jeremy Silbert of the Baltimore City Police Department said.

#2 In New Haven, Connecticut a 10-year-old boy was actually arrested by police for giving another student “a wedgie” on a school bus.

#3 Just last year, a 5-year-old boy at a public school in Stockton, California was arrested by police and handcuffed with zip ties because he was committing “battery on a police officer“.

Really?

How much damage can a 5-year-old kid really do to a police officer?

The boy was ultimately sent to a hospital and forced to undergo a psychiatric evaluation.

#4 A 6-year-old girl down in Florida was “throwing objects, hitting administration personnel and screaming uncontrollably” so police handcuffed the 40 pound little girl and shipped her off to a mental institution for evaluation.

#5 In San Mateo, California a few months ago a 7-year-old special education student was blasted in the face with pepper spray because he would not quit climbing on the furniture.  Police were then able to subdue the boy and he was “committed for a psychiatric evaluation”.

#6 Down in Florida, an 11-year-old student was arrested by police, thrown in jail and charged with a third-degree felony for bringing a plastic butter knife to school.

#7 In Texas, a 12-year-old girl was recently arrested by police for spraying two bursts of perfume on her neck.  She was formally charged with a misdemeanor.

#8 A 13-year-old boy at a public school in Albuquerque, New Mexico was recently arrested by police for burping in class.  The police marched him out of school and hauled him over to a juvenile detention center.

#9 Back in 2010, a 12-year-old girl at a school in Forest Hills, New York wrote “I love my friends Abby and Faith” on her desk.  The police were called out and she was marched out of her school in handcuffs in front of all her friends.

#10 A teenage couple down in Houston, Texas poured milk on each other during a squabble while they were breaking up a while back.  Instead of being sent to see the principal, they were arrested by police and sent to court.

In the old days, if a kid got out of line a school administrator would give that child a little paddling and that would be the end of it.

These days, police are called out for even the most minor incidents.  I would say that being arrested by police, put in handcuffs and marched down to the police station is far more traumatic that a couple of whacks with a ruler or a paddle.

But the world has changed and our entire society is becoming one big security state.

In our public schools today, even the most minor incident could end up being put on the “permanent record” of your child.

This is especially true for anything having to do with sex.  School officials have become hypersensitive when it comes to this area.  The following are just a couple of examples….

-When a very young girl recently kissed a very young boy at one Florida elementary school,  it was considered to be a “possible sex crime” and the police were called out.

-A 6-year-old boy was recently charged with sexual battery for some “inappropriate touching” during a game of tag at one elementary school in the San Francisco area.

Do you want your child to be charged with a “sex crime” if he inadvertently touches another kid the wrong way?

Do you want your child to be thrown to the floor, handcuffed and hauled off to a mental institution for burping in class or doodling on a desk?

If not, you might want to pull you child out of the government schools while you still can.

The truth is that U.S. public schools more closely resemble prison camps at this point than they do institutions of learning.

Millions of our children are “graduating” from high school dumb as a rock, but all of them are definitely being prepared to live in a Big Brother police state.

If there are weapons or drugs involved in an incident, then it is appropriate for police to be called out to a school.

But for virtually everything else, the administrators and the teachers should be able to handle it.

Yes, our children are more out of control today than ever before.  But what did we expect?  The family unit in America has been crumbling for decades and our society has become a cesspool of filth and corruption.  Of course our kids are going to behave horribly.

But there is no excuse for what police are doing in many of our public schools.

Police should not be arresting, handcuffing and brutalizing our young children for minor offenses.

What in the world is happening to this country?

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Jobless claims fall to 4-year low

March 22, 2012 | General

So say the headlines of the government-controlled media.

For arguments sake, lets say that the number of 348,000 new claims is accurate. Reuters in their article on the subject starts out with this, “The number of Americans claiming new unemployment benefits dropped to a four-year low last week, offering further evidence the jobs market recovery was gaining traction.”

When they say new claims, and I must add that my understanding of the English language is quite good, do they mean that there were 348,000 more people than last week asking for unemployment benefits, or an additional 348,000 people asking for benefits?

What did I just ask? I used the same kind of misleading language the government uses, and the media repeats, to ask what is essentially the same question. Did we not just add 348,000 people to the unemployment role, and what the heck difference does it make if we’re averaging some 355,000 people on a seasonally adjusted basis? And what is seasonally adjusted mean?

If I’m seasonally adjusted, should I feel good about the fact that I have to head on down to the unemployment office and file for a claim so I can keep putting food on the table, and maintain a roof over my family’s head?

Let’s take a step back here for a moment. Having been a former markets analyst, trader, and broker I tend to ask questions. One of the questions I have in the past asked the labor department is, can this number be right? And the answer was, and I kid you not, how would we know?

What? Well the truth of the matter as I was told is that they don’t actually know what the number is until all the data is compiled, and that is probably not for several months. But Reuters notes, “The claims data covered the survey week for March nonfarm payrolls.” And since it is a survey you have to ask the questions; was everyone filling out the survey? Did some information fall through the cracks in this survey? Why isn’t it an actual compilation of data obtained through adding up numbers from real sources like the folks over at unemployment?

But wait; there is some good news according to the report. Employers added 227,000 jobs to their payrolls in February. I hope they hired some of the 353,000 people, who not only claimed new benefits from the week before, but also were revised upward from 351,000. Which I might add reflects the fact that they really are not sure what the numbers are when they publish them, and I have no idea whether being revised upward or downward eases the pain of being unemployed. I tend to think not.

“The Federal Reserve has said it expects the jobless rate to “gradually” decline.” I suppose this could be the case if you happen to leave off some vital numbers such as the ONE MILLION TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND people who were not counted in the February numbers, but simply dropped out of existence because they were no longer entitled to benefits. For more on that you should to take a browse over to John Williams Shadow Stats where you’ll actually see the real numbers such as the overall figure that is 22.4%.

Why can’t the numbers be straightforward? Because then people might, and I say this with some hesitation because we seem to be much more concerned with sports and American Idol than reality, begin to see what is actually taking place, and the government just can’t have that.

I propose that the numbers should look something like this. There are about 150 Million people eligible to work. Of that, 35 Million are not working because of some choice like stay at home mothers, students, retirees, disabled, or lazy. That means that there are 115 Million potential workers, but there are 25.75 Million unable to find a job. That would be pretty straight forward, and then people would say, that many?

Before I go further let me just comment on the stay at home moms. Bravo! You have one of the toughest, and probably the most important job out there, raising a cohesive, and hopefully productive family. I hope your husband tells you how much he appreciates your work.

Let’s get back to those numbers because I just can’t wrap my head around the fact that the so-called mainstream media does not ask questions, and simply parrots the words. Have you ever noticed that if you go from one TV station to the next you’ll hear the same thing over again?

I asked the question sometime back based on information I knew had to be somewhat true about immigration. Why, at this critical time in the nation?

I was appalled when I heard Frosty Wooldridge quote a number that was beyond the legal limit set by congress. The numbers are confirmed. We allow over 258,000 new legal immigrants in a month. The actual legal limit is 100,000, and of course this doesn’t include all the illegals that come into the country.

Does the number of unemployed reflect those immigrants that are eligible to work, or do we simply throw them into the welfare coffers? Are they obtaining jobs that should be going to unemployed Americans? And why is it, with our unemployment rate where it really is, that the congress has not suspended immigration completely, and revoked most of the H1 visas?

Why all the questions? Because no one seems to be able to give legitimate answers. We now have a country that runs purely on propaganda, and perception.

Those who have a job don’t think it’s that bad. Those who don’t understand the hardship, but most are shackled with guilt rather than the realization that they need to demand of their representatives that they must abide by their oath of office and stop the influx of immigrants. Stop the burdensome myriad of regulations designed to inhibit the growth of small business, and restructure the tax code to reward American made, and discourage the off shoring of jobs, and the importation of foreign goods. All well within the constitutional authority of the congress. All of which they refuse to do.

Why don’t the people who have jobs do something? In a country where the education system is designed to indoctrinate, rather than to teach, we have a majority who don’t care about productivity or reality. I have mine, and I’m going to get more because that tells everyone how good I’m doing. The guy who doesn’t have a job, or the family who lives in a tent? I can’t change what’s happening so why bother?

Yes, we do have those who care, but they simply operate under the illusion that we have a system that functions lawfully, and that they must work within the system to which they were indoctrinated. A system that has been re-engineered to guarantee that they fail.

America is based on perception, not reality. Everyone needs a college education, but what good is it to obtain a degree that essentially has no productive value. Trust me, there are many, and those degrees are counted for something by others who have the same worthless degree. Those people, whether they realize it or not, are part of a good-ole-boys club that validated their worthlessness. That mid-level person is going to hire the degree rather than look to find someone who can contribute to productivity.

America is based on perception, not reality. If I hear it on the TV, spouted off by a parrot, it must have some legitimacy. Don’t question the numbers. Don’t question the politicians. Don’t question the police, or the judiciary. Don’t question the bureaucrats.

Sleep, don’t think. Do as you are told.

                                                                                          ‘Nick’

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I Can’t Take It Anymore! When Will The Government Quit Putting Out Fraudulent Employment Statistics?

February 12, 2012 | Economy

I would like to thank Michael at The Economic Collapse for the fine work, and for allowing me the privilege of posting his articles. I would normally post in the forum, but I think this one needs to be on the front page.

Please take the time to go over to The Economic Collapse as there are many fine, and informative articles.

On Friday, the entire financial world celebrated when it was announced that the unemployment rate in the United States had fallen to 8.3 percent. That is the lowest it has been since February 2009, and it came as an unexpected surprise for financial markets that are hungry for some good news.  According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, nonfarm payrolls jumped by 243,000 during the month of January.  You can read the full employment report right here.  Based on this news, pundits all over the world were declaring that the U.S. economy is back.  Stocks continued to rise on Friday and the Dow is hovering near a 4 year high.  So does this mean that our economic problems are over?  Of course not.  A closer look at the numbers reveals just how fraudulent these employment statistics really are.  Between December 2011 and January 2012, the number of Americans “not in the labor force” increased by a whopping 1.2 million.  That was the largest increase ever in that category for a single month.  That is how the federal government is getting the unemployment rate to go down.  The government is simply pretending that huge numbers of unemployed Americans don’t want to be part of the labor force anymore.  As you will see below, the employment situation in America is not improving.  Yet everyone in the mainstream media is dancing around as if the economic crisis has been cancelled.  I can’t take it anymore!  It is beyond ridiculous that so many intelligent people continue to buy in to such fraudulent numbers.

The truth is that the labor force participation rate declined dramatically in January.  For those unfamiliar with this statistic, the labor force participation rate is the percentage of working age Americans that are either employed or that are unemployed and considered to be looking for a job.

As you can see from the chart posted below, the labor force participation rate rose steadily between 1970 and 2000.  That happened because large numbers of women were entering the labor force for the first time.

The labor force participation rate peaked at a little more then 67 percent in the late 90s.  Between 2000 and the start of the recent recession, it declined slightly to about 66 percent.

Since then, it has been dropping like a rock.  The chart below does not even include the latest data.  In January, the labor force participation rate was only 63.7 percent.  That is the lowest that is has been since May 1983.  So keep that in mind as you view the chart.

In reality, the percentage of men and women in the United States that would like to have jobs is almost certainly about the same as it was back in 2007 or 2008.  There has been no major social change that would cause large numbers of men or women to want to give up their careers.  So there is something very, very fishy with this chart….

The federal government has been pretending that millions of unemployed Americans have decided that they simply do not want jobs anymore.

This does not make sense at all.

The truth is that unemployment is not really declining at all.  The percentage of Americans that are working is not increasing.  The civilian employment-population ratio dropped like a rock during 2008 and 2009 and it has held very steady since that time.

In January, the civilian employment-population ratio once again held steady at 58.5 percent.  This is about where it has been for most of the last two years….

Does that chart look like an “economic recovery” to you?

Of course not.

If the percentage of people that are employed is about the same as it was two years ago, does that represent an improvement?

Of course not.

If the employment situation in America was getting better, the civilian employment-population ratio would be bouncing back.

We should be thankful that our economy is not free falling like it was during 2008 and 2009, but we also need to understand why things have stabilized.

The federal government is spending money like there is no tomorrow.  During 2011, the Obama administration stole an average of about 150 million dollars an hour from our children and our grandchildren and pumped it into the economy.  Even though the Obama administration spent that money on a lot of frivolous things, it still got into the pockets of average Americans who in turn went out and spent it on food, gas, clothes and other things.

Without all of this reckless government spending, we would not be able to continue to live way above our means and our economic problems would be a lot worse.

But even with the federal government borrowing and spending unprecedented amount of money, and even with interest rates at record lows, our economy is still deeply struggling.  Just consider the following facts….

-New home sales in the United States hit a brand new all-time record low during 2011.

-The average duration of unemployment in America is close to an all-time record high.

-The percentage of Americans living in “extreme poverty” is at an all-time high.

-The number of Americans on food stamps recently hit a new all-time high.

-According to the Census Bureau, an all-time record 49 percent of all Americans live in a home that gets direct monetary benefits from the federal government.  Back in 1983, less than a third of all Americans lived in a home that received direct monetary benefits from the federal government.

So let’s not get too excited about the economy.

Yes, things have somewhat stabilized.  The percentage of Americans that have jobs is about the same as it was two years ago.  Considering how rapidly jobs are being shipped out of the United States, that is a good thing.

Enjoy this false bubble of hope while you can.  Things are about to get a lot worse.

Do you remember how rapidly things fell apart after the financial crisis of 2008?

Well, another major financial crisis is on the way.  This time it is going to be centered in Europe initially, but it is going to spread all around the globe just like the last one did.

As the charts above show, we have never even come close to recovering from the last recession, and another one is on the way.

So how bad are things going to get after the next wave of the financial crisis hits us?

That is something that we should all be thinking about.

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The Texas Medical Board vs. Stanislaw Burzynski

December 5, 2011 | Health Freedom

I just wanted to add a quick note to this post, because I have lost a few family members to cancer over the years, so it hits a soft spot with me. 

I have known about Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski, for quite some time. He has done battle with the authorities before, and emerged from our court system victorious. But now in 2011, once again, the authorties are going after him again.

This is a clear cut case of Big Pharma, going after the little guy, who is a threat to the Billion dollar a year Chemo, and Chemo drug industry.

I find it infuriating that the FDA, is harrasing Dr. Burzynski to no avail. Alternative forms of treatment should be left alone, period. Unless it can be proven beyond a shadow of a doubt, that the alternative being administered is somehow harmful, or represents some type of danger, which in the case of Dr. Burzynski, this has already been determined. Dr. Burzynski has literally helped hundreds of patients, win theyre battle over various forms of cancer, with his gene-targeted cancer medicines he discovered in the 1970′s called Antineoplastons.

Antineoplastons are responsible for curing some of the most incurable forms of terminal cancer. Various cancer survivors are presented in the film who chose these medicines instead of surgery, chemotherapy or radiation – with full disclosure of medical records to support their diagnosis and recovery – as well as systematic (non-anecdotal) FDA-supervised clinical trial data comparing Antineoplastons to other available treatments—which is published within the peer-reviewed medical literature.

This is the full documentary of Dr. Burzynski’s battle with the FDA, US Government, and Texas health officials.

It  takes the audience through the treacherous, yet victorious, 14-year journey both Dr. Burzynski and his patients have had to endure in order to obtain FDA-approved clinical trials of Antineoplastons. 

Please watch, and please pass it around. We can, as people make a difference. Contact officials and let them know what you think.

Contact The Texas Governor:
Rick Perry
Office of the Governor
1100 San Jacinto
Austin, Texas 78701

Or a full list or representatives is here:
https://www.burzynskimovie.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=127

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