Battlefield America: The Ongoing War on the American People

Rutherford Institute ^ | 21AUG18 | John W. Whitehead

[mjp]

Disorder is one of the main signs and symptoms of decline, decay, and disintegration of America, that are everywhere and are increasing.

By the law of causality, disintegrated mode of thought (leftardism) naturally leads to disintegration of culture and society.

[IronJack]

These kinds of broad-brush paranoid ravings don’t do a lot for our credibility.

[The Great RJ]

Consider that a legitimately elected POTUS is immediately upon his election subject to a conspiracy at the highest levels of government and with the willing and open support of a cabal of the media to change the results of the election. This conspiracy uses the courts, a special prosecutor and the FBI to engineer a coup aimed at deposing an elected president and will stop at nothing including spying on US citizens, manufacturing fake documents and jailing and threatening to jail citizens for life for civil violations of Byzantine and arcane legal codes simply to get them to cooperate in their plot to take down the president.

Our country is on the brink of civil war if not a bloody revolution.

[ActresponsiblyinVA]

All at our expense.

[DoodleDawg]

Most of these cases are illegally here, refusing to learn the language, customs, and laws of the host country. I have no pity for their plight.

So you wouldn't have a problem with them doing it to you if they suspected you of something?

[onedoug]

“Soltar el cuchillo.”

[ridesthemiles]

I love the fact that the illegal man apprehended at the gas station has been here 12 years-—and they already have 5 FIVE kids.

That makes a family of 7.

Someone convince me that he makes enough $$$$ to support 7 & that the taxpayers DID NOT pay for the births of all of those kids.

[thirst4truth]

Didn’t Obamas Justice department take over running several or 10 cities police forces? Is it a coincidence that police have become more intolerant to American Citizens since Obama’s Justice department took over running some cities law enforcement apparatus?

[MortMan]

At a California gas station, ICE agents surrounded a man who was taking his pregnant wife to the hospital to deliver their baby, demanding that he show identification. Having forgotten his documents at home in the rush to get to the hospital, the husband offered to go get them. Refusing to allow him to do so, ICE agents handcuffed and arrested the man for not having an ID with him, leaving his wife to find her way alone to the hospital. The father of five, including the newborn, has lived and worked in the U.S. for 12 years with his wife.

It seems the author forgot to mention that the man detained was an illegal alien wanted for murder in Mexico. With propaganda like this, it is useless to use any of the author's words as justification for serious thought.

[MortMan]

This is what it’s like to be a citizen of the American police state.

From several of his anecdotes, they are NOT citizens. They were, IIRC, illegals.

[MeganC]

Thank you for posting this.

I’ve been on the receiving end of abusive California law enforcement enough to know that just because they have a badge does not make these people infallible or perfect. Many of them are bullies and thugs who use their badges as a license to feed their sadistic impulses.

But you know what REALLY makes you recognize the criminals with badges?

GOOD COPS. That’s what.

When we moved to Wyoming I got to know the Park County Sheriff’s Department and they have been nothing but WONDERFUL. They’re our neighbors. They act like they’re our neighbors.

Once you get used to being around decent, law-abiding members of law enforcement that’s when you really see what thugs and criminals there are in so many other parts of America.

[relictele]

I’m no fan of barratry (lawsuits filed willy-nilly) but ambulance chaser types are missing a trick by suing over auto accidents.

Instead, they could clean out the very deep pockets of government by suing on 14th Amendment grounds.

[QBFimi]

2600+ word rants are not often read in their entirety. Looking at your home page, you seem to enjoy them.

We currently have far too many serious problems (impeachment threats, Antifa, gun grabbing, etc.) to spend that much time in front of a computer screen.

[unread]

"Most of these cases are illegally here, refusing to learn the language, customs, and laws of the host country. I have no pity for their plight."

Yeah...good eye Lucky... There are those who would covertly use our liberties and freedoms against us...

[Windflier]

Mayor’s and Governor’s

Don't look now, but your apostrophes are hanging out.

[Elsie]

After all, the police can’t be everywhere. So how do you police a nation when your population outnumbers your army of soldiers? How do you carry out surveillance on a nation when there aren’t enough cameras, let alone viewers, to monitor every square inch of the country 24/7? How do you not only track but analyze the transactions, interactions and movements of every person within the United States?

The answer is simpler than it seems: You persuade the citizenry to be your eyes and ears.

It’s a brilliant ploy, with the added bonus that while the citizenry remains focused on and distrustful of each other, they’re incapable of focusing on more definable threats that fall closer to home—namely, the government and its militarized police.

I think we were talking about this on another thread...