Big Black Militarized Bus: still plenty of room under itPosted on 12/02/2014 6:19:35 AM PST by NOBO2012
Remember that book Big Guy bought - Junie B. Jones and the Stupid Smelly Bus?
Big Black Militarized Bus: still plenty of room under it
Well, make room under there, all you stinky PFOB’s (Previous Friends Of Barry’s), because BO just kicked all of America’s police officers under there too.
At a historic meeting of Progressives and Professional Community Agitators convened by Big Guy: Little Joe, Al Sharpton (our house race baiter and Ms.NBC host), several mayors, the presidents of the National Urban League and the National Council of La Raza, two representatives of the NAACP, the director of the ACLU, GlobalGrind.com president Michael Skolnik, and artist T-Dubb – butt nobody from the Ferguson police force.
The meeting was intended to follow up on the media coverage of the event and shift the conversation to, well… here, in a tweet:
"Part of the reason this time will be different is because the president of the United States is deeply invested in making sure that this time is different," Obama said.
Obama said he will issue an executive order that will require federal agencies that run the programs to consult with law enforcement and civil rights and civil liberties organizations and recommend changes within four months to make sure the programs are accountable and transparent.
"We're going to make sure that we're not building a militarized culture inside our local law enforcement," Obama said. He said the goal instead is to ensure that "crime goes down while community trust in the police goes up."
Wait, what? Is this the same “president of the United States” who in 2008 said:
“We cannot continue to rely only on our military in order to achieve the national security objectives that we've set. We've got to have a civilian national security force that's just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded.”
Oh well, I guess anyone can change their mind. So it’s important to remember that the last thing out of Big Guy’s mouth is always the current operating plan. Therefore, when he said “if you like your plan you can keep your plan” dozens of times, what he meant was this “clarifying” statement, issued years later: “if you like your plan you can keep your plan, if it hasn’t changed since the law passed.” (Whoops - “Pants on Fire” alert!)
And the same conditions hold true when “the president” told the American people (22 times) that he “wasn’t the Emperor of the United States” who could do an end-around Congress and mandate amnesty…until he did.
So here’s the plan as I understand it: Big Guy’s issuing an Executive Order to replace police military gear with Go-pros,
I hope we don’t go with the lowest bid
and the Reverend Al is going to hold meetings to discuss our feelings on race for the next 4 months. I guess that sounds like a plan – at least to a community organizer.
Frankly, I like this guy’s plan better. Much better. Hey! He might make a good replacement for Eric the Red.
Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke comments on Ferguson and Attorney General Eric Holder:
Posted from: Michelle Obama’s Mirror
When People are filmed on the show Cops, the Producers need a signed Release Form to show their Faces.
Yes, even the dumbest Criminals sign a Release to get on TV.
I guess the Cops will have to have a Box of Releases in the Trunk of their Patrol Cars.
Yup. The data-mining potential is HUGE. Cop approaches anyone, their criminal record is immediately presented (audio or visual). Regardless of record, location of _everyone_ (face, license plate, or other identifying features - even if just shirt color) seen is documented. Going even further: software exists to evaluate & predict behavior as extracted from live video.
Shades of “Good afternoon, Mr. Yakamoto” (_Minority_Report_).
“what will the ... storage of data cost be?”
One year of 24/7/365 video in HD can fit on 1TB, costing under $50.
Don’t trust Obama one bit - but cams on cops is a GREAT IDEA. No downside.
sounds good, now all the 300K/year .gov employees needed to handle this for us....
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