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originally posted by: F2d5thCavv2
Gawrsh everyone, what's Hanx up to ? Here I was starting to feel special because of his tweets about having CV, and now, his comms have faded back into the static.
A lot of the loudmouths of the post-2016 election period seem to be keeping low profiles these days. Well, not Kathy G, but she's batsoup crazy in any case.
Cheers
Under the guise of “restoring trust” between communities and police departments that have been militarized by the federal government, the Obama administration's Justice Department announced this month that it had selected six U.S. cities to serve as pilot sites, to develop and deploy federal guidance for local police to create better procedures, reduce racial bias, and regain citizens' trust.
The plan, which is controversial because it is in line with Obama administration goals to further nationalize and federalize local law enforcement, has been officially dubbed the “National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice.” It will use U.S. taxpayer dollars to deploy “experts” and “researchers” charged with training officers to act in a manner that the DOJ deems just — in essence doing the bidding of the Obama administration.
The first six cities to be targeted as pilot sites will be Birmingham, Alabama; Fort Worth, Texas; Gary, Indiana; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and Stockton, California. Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price described the program as “a tool to strengthen our partnership with the justice system.” However, other police departments are also in the cross hairs. According to the official announcement, an unspecified number of “police departments and communities that are not pilot sites” will also be targeted for more DOJ “training” and “technical assistance.”
The latest announcements surrounding the controversial Obama-police scheme occurred, supposedly by coincidence, just 13 hours after two police officers were shot in Ferguson amid ongoing tensions there — tensions inflamed by DOJ claims of police racism and injustice in Ferguson.
30 Nov 2017 - 12:12:57 AM
Sidley Austin.
Happy hunting.
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The Angel allegedly made three 1916 appearances to the three children who soon claimed to experience a series of Marian apparitions during the 1917 Our Lady of Fátima events.
originally posted by: PokeyJoe
a reply to: carewemust
Nah they only get one shot at this I believe. Once he’s tried under 3rd degree that’s it. The laws of Double Jeopardy say you cannot he tried twice for the same crime.
originally posted by: onehuman
a reply to: crankyoldman
I actually though this whole video was pretty cool. Where does zero point really reside?
The hunt continues for a massive stash of gold treasure that belonged to the Nazis. A newly-discovered diary that belonged to an SS officer points to one of the possible hidden locations of the Nazi gold: an old castle in Poland.
The foundation said that the 75-year-old diary was uncovered from the German Masonic Lodge — which Ollenhauer was a member of — known as the Quedlinburg. The masonic group kept it for decades after World War II ended, giving up the diary to the foundation 10 years ago as a gesture of atonement for their involvement with the Nazis.
If the information in the diary is true, the treasure buried at Hochberg Palace well could be worth nearly $1.5 billion in today’s currency.
More pics at DailyMail.
The Hochberg Palace is a 16th-century structure that was owned by the aristocratic Hochberg family, who were huge landowners in Silesia since the 14th century.
In its debate, the synod noted freemasonry advocated a doctrine of works righteousness that conflicted with the Christian doctrine of Grace. A second point of theological concern was blasphemy surrounding the Mason’s use of the word “Jahbulon” for God — an amalgamation of Hebrew, Egyptian and Semitic titles for God.
A spokesman for the Archbishop said he was "worried about the ritual elements in Freemasonry - which some have seen as possibly Satanically inspired - and how that sits uneasily with Christian belief"
Freemasonry Today reported Archdeacon Watson noted the “long connection between the cathedral and Freemasons” and paid “tribute to the masonic principles of unity, fellowship and service to the community, and spoke of ‘service beyond ourselves’, a virtue embraced by the Church and Freemasonry alike.”