IS ISIS, Hamas, US Muslim Network Trying To Sabotage American Police?

Israel News Agency ^ | October 11, 2014 | Joel Leyden

[PROCON]

Just pray that someone, somewhere is monitoring Nasheed and Muhammad’s computers and asking who are they associated with in the Middle East?

Where are they getting their money?

Very interesting article.

Mr. Joel Leyden is doing the work the American media refuses to do.

America has been invaded by ISIS, and they know how to manipulate the sheeple.

[montag813]

#FergusonOctoberSurprise

[Theo]

“When a police officer stops a car it makes no difference why he does so.”

BS.

This article starts well, but when it talks about the Hammond case, it gets it really wrong. I saw video of the police officer breaking the car window in Hammond. The officer was WAY wrong.

[Theo]

Did you actually read the full article? Have you seen the video of the officer breaking the car window in Hammond? The officer was WRONG.

[IsraelBeach]

Did you actually read the full article? Have you seen the video of the officer breaking the car window in Hammond? The officer was WRONG.

How was the officer wrong?
Was he supposed to wait and have Western Union invite him to get out of the car?
One can't really make an arrest with the car door closed and locked!

[stevie_d_64]

The NSA/IRS axis is too busy watching the Tea Partiers and Patriots in this country to be bothered to watch the goings on of any muslim group...

Besides, go back and read up on a book called Terrorist Hunter, by Anonymous...

The same methods the author there employed to uncover the funding networks the Pre-9/11, and current Post-9/11 culture is operating under is illuminating, and still applicable today...

[fone]

Who voted this woman in office?
Since when is Missouri a hotbed of the Islamic movement?
Bad enough when the Sharpton's of this world were organizing, now it's the Muslims?

Nevermind. Repeat after me.

I-S-L-A-M is a R-E-L-I-G-I-O-N O-F P-E-A-C-E.

[rdcbn]

No, the officer was justified in his actions in the Hammond case.

While it's true the car was pulled over for no fastened seat belts, the occupants of the car rapidly escalated the situation to the point where the officers were justified in their actions.

If you listen carefully to the video, one officer states that they have video footage and several individual officer tape recordings of the entire stop and that the guy doing the window breaking is the watch supervisor and a Police Lieutenant.

I seriously doubt that the officers would have done any mis deeds when they had dash cam video and multiple audio recordings of incident.

[PROCON]

Yes I have, so what, one bad cop? What about the rest?

You think these demonstrations are spontaneous?

Bullcrap, these are communist/muslim plants in these mobs and if you don't see it you re-read the article.

[ought-six]

Why was he being arrested? I thought the car was just stopped because of a seat belt issue. Motorists are not arrested for not being restrained by a seat belt.

[txhurl]

I feel the social fabric is about a month from unwinding.

[PROCON]

I feel you’re right FRiend, stay well armed.

[terycarl]

Did you actually read the full article? Have you seen the video of the officer breaking the car window in Hammond? The officer was WRONG

I saw it and the officer was definitely RIGHT!!!!

[terycarl]

Motorists are not arrested for not being restrained by a seat belt.

sur they are....several everyday in our newspaper...

[TaxPayer2000]

To say that it was only for a seat belt violation means that one does not understand police and or professional security work.

Here in California, before the seatbelt law was passed, we were told that it would never be the main reason for getting pulled over, If I recall correctly. Of course that's all changed now. As it always does.... slippery slope and all that...

[publius911]

The officer was WAY wrong.

What difference does it make what you think? Without explaining WHY you feel that way, you just join the mindless mob...

I believe the officer was totally right. Also meaningless, until all the facts are in. There is never a pro law-enforcement mob, though. So what I think never incites a mau mau crowd.

See the difference?

[onyx]

B T T T ! ! ! ©

[IsraelBeach]

The arrest had nothing to do with a seatbeat.
Police placed Jones in handcuffs and arrested him for resisting law enforcement and refusal to aid an officer.
Jones also had an outstanding arrest warrant. But the focus should not be on Jones. The focus here should be on Islamic Jihad in the US.
Who are these Islamic, US flag burners, inciting poor, black communities with highly, well organized protests and social media action against US police departments?

[wastoute]

For not wearing a seat belt? Are you kidding me. If cops got nothing better to do there’s too damn many of them!