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Originally posted by chellim1:
Dinesh D'Souza
@DineshDSouza
Wait for it...

https://twitter.com/i/status/1278490496772583426

The video is gone. Says the account is suspended. Imagine that!

Salute to the guys and gals of DHS, US Marshal Service and Federal Protective Service on duty in Oregon Bolshevik Hell - Portland.

I just spent 6 hrs watching a livestream of the July 24 riot (I will not dignify the event as a protest - it was not). Why did I watch this?

FOX12 local actually tried to show that yes, these are riots, but these are also protests with a valid reason / message. Their minute or 2 video did show ANTIFA squad trying to cut a hole in the barrier and other bad riot stuff - but it's still a peaceful protest. Nice try, but still a fail.

So, on You-tube I found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cFufLkKCgiE


I watched it all. Pretty much as I figured. The start was not really a protest. It was a rally to get the troops riled-up for the evening riot. Plain and simple.

The riot started with the riots rattling the fence and throwing stuff. Feds arrive, and after a while fire tear gas and flash bangs back. Rioters have their leaf blowers ready (and also well trained units to throw the hot CS canisters back at the Feds). But, the Feds have leaf blowers too. Too freaking comical.

Expect leaf blowers to be BATF Any other weapon classification assignment soon. ha ha

Rioters were throwing fireworks, and other debris - frozen water bottles is one such projectile I have heard.

This went on for 3 hrs. At 2 AM, 5 hours in to the stream, the Feds came out and moved down the streets - scattering the cockroaches. But, the remainder of cockroaches are quite well disciplined. The Feds reached their holding points and then were verbally abused at close quarters. But they - the Feds behaved themselves very well. Portland Police arrived also in some capacity.

There was a fire set in the street before the Feds came out of the compound to play. Took some time too - so I suspect there was some communications between the Feds and Portland Police.

After a while, the Feds fell back to their quarters. Saw one get hit by a water bottle as he pulled back - he turned around, but was kept going to quarters by the rear guard platoon leader.

At one point the stopped in line abreast and fired a line of simulations (did not sound like rubber bullets to me, but I am not an expert). No rioters cross that time in the asphalt.

It ended at 5:55 hrs. Several thousand fools at start, with many a couple of hundred at most at the end.

I am very impressed with the discipline of the the Federal units. Some of these zombies facing the Feds were really begging for a good old-fashioned beating. It was painful for me to listen to. That these zombies can spawn offspring is depressing.

Again, I am impressed. Mentally it must be brutal for them to deal with this. I hope they know that there are lots of people who do appreciate very much there efforts in protecting Federal property - in this instance, in keeping a Federal Courthouse which dispenses justice for all, operating each and every day during these now 60 days of chaos.

All those of law enforcement had my greatest respect and admiration in addition to prayers of protections, thank you from the heart for your service.

This one's for the good guys. Two for the price of one. Somewhere in the United Kingdom

Sweep the leg.....

Seeing the guy getting tased and falling like a tree getting chopped down never gets old.

Yes, thank you to every peace officer in this country who p, on a daily basis, place their lives and futures at risk to make our communities safer.

Thank you. I really needed to see this today.

Law enforcement officers:

What can we do for you?

As with many Americans we’ve sent socks, books, cleaning gear and etc. to our men and women serving in combat zones overseas. Now we find our law enforcement community under assault and viciously defamed every day in cities across our land.

What can we do for you?

Silent

Two Good Samaritans Come to the Aid of Virginia Trooper in Struggle With Suspect

Virginia State Police Trooper M.W. Deus was struggling with a suspect who punched him in the face and attempted to forcibly remove his firearm.

HENRICO COUNTY, Virginia -- Two Good Samaritans came to the aid of a Virginia State Police trooper who was assaulted during a traffic stop Wednesday morning.

Trooper M.W. Deus observed a vehicle speeding around 11:38 a.m. while traveling west on I-64 in Henrico County and activated his emergency lights, leading the driver to pull the vehicle to the right shoulder near the 192 mile marker, according to a news release.

During the traffic stop, the trooper detected a strong odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. Jessy Jimenez Remigios, 23, complied with the trooper's request to exit the vehicle and took a seat on the guardrail. When the trooper returned to his patrol car, Remigios returned to his car to retrieve something from inside and then threw it into the woods.

Deus then re-approached Remigios who then became combative towards the trooper. A struggle ensued during which Remigios punched him in the face. Remigios and the trooper were on the ground as Remigios was trying to forcibly remove the trooper's firearm.

Two motorists observed the struggle, pulled over and pulled Remigios off the trooper. They held him until Henrico County Police and additional troopers arrived on the scene moments later.

Deus was transported to VCU Medical Center for treatment of the facial injuries and was treated and released. Remigios also was transported to VCU Medical Center as a precautionary measure.

"We are greatly appreciative of the valiant actions put forth by the two men who came to the aid of Trooper Deus," Capt. Ted E. Jones, Virginia State Police Richmond Division commander, said in a statement. "There is no telling how this situation may have ended had these men not arrived when they did and had the suspect taken possession of the trooper's firearm."

Remigios was charged with assault on a law enforcement officer, attempting to disarm a law enforcement officer, obstruction of justice, resisting arrest, possession of marijuana, damage to property and speeding. He is currently being held at Henrico County Jail.

Link - Good Samaritans come to the aid of Virginia Trooper

My brother was a state patrolman in the Idaho State Police. He started as a foot patrolman in Lewiston, and ended up as the commandant of the Idaho State Patrol.

I spent s couple of vacations up there with him and his family. Got to hear a lot of what was going on.

I have nothing but the utmost respect for the dedicated LEOs. They very often put their lives on the line for us. We should respect and thank them for their dedication to their duty and oath.

I know of a couple of incidents there in which officers involved were injured and a couple died.

Thank God for all our police officers!!!

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Originally posted by Patrick-SP2022:
Seeing the guy getting tased and falling like a tree getting chopped down never gets old.

Looked like a woman to me. Either way they both fell hard.

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Originally posted by Silent:
Law enforcement officers:

What can we do for you?

As with many Americans we’ve sent socks, books, cleaning gear and etc. to our men and women serving in combat zones overseas. Now we find our law enforcement community under assault and viciously defamed every day in cities across our land.

What can we do for you?

Silent

We live in a planned development where residents donated funds to purchase dozens of take out meals for our small local law enforcement agencies. It was greatly appreciated as most local fast food restaurants still offer only drive through service.

Watching a moron drop when tased never gets old.

There should be a yousetoob channel called Dropping Dames.....

I'd cast it to the big screen,

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Originally posted by parabellum:
This one's for the good guys. Two for the price of one. Somewhere in the United Kingdom

In the UK they call those people Chavs. In the US we call them White Trash.

Support law enforcement!!! That’s crazy talk. Bunch of murdering, power mad, abusive, low IQ garbage the lot of them. I for one want to see them completely defunded because I yearn to experience such exciting things like....
Anarchy
Unchecked murder
Mayhem and property damage
Hell I for one look forward to the purge.

Where is that sarcastic smiley again?

Jumping Jesus on a pogo stick, yes there are asshole/bad cops. SHOCKING A SUBSET OF HUMANS HAS SOME ASSHOLES. WHO COULD IMAGINE!! Point is....hell yeah go after every single bad cop to the extreme of the law. Drum them out or incarcerate them if warranted. Now for the 90+% of folks who do a REALLY HARD JOB for comparatively shitty pay how about we remember that you are absolutely allowed to hate them. That’s your perogative but when shit goes sideways who is going to be there to help clean up the mess, render aid or put their ass on the line for you? Is it gonna be me? Spoiler alert NO. It’s gonna be them. So how about supporting them a little bit.

Yes I support law enforcement. Crazy talk I know.

quote:

Originally posted by Silent:
Law enforcement officers:

What can we do for you?

As with many Americans we’ve sent socks, books, cleaning gear and etc. to our men and women serving in combat zones overseas. Now we find our law enforcement community under assault and viciously defamed every day in cities across our land.

What can we do for you?

Silent

Forget about covertly buying lunch for a table full of cops. Forget about bringing cookies to the station. Here's what you can do: Vote intelligently. All this other bullshit is temporary.

Saw this about the LASD Deputy and Ronil Singh - Newman CA Police Officer that was murdered in 2019.

Singh Video in link:

https://twitter.com/michaelbea.../1307553937378156544

Thank you Para. It is impossible to imagine what this country would look like without Law enforcement. Something out of a Mad Max movie I am sure...