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Atlanta called in the National Guard. Know what the NG did?
June 12 2020
“So the police lost control of the situation in Atlanta. By “losing control” I mean the protestors wouldn’t listen or respect their “authority”, which to cops is one of the worst things ever. So they called in the National Guard. You know what the National Guard did? They didn’t assist the police at all. They pretty much ignored the police and instead they did the Macarena.”

Ukranian Police Put Down Their Shields & Stand With Their People,
One Day This Will Happen Everywhere
May 13 2020

Minneapolis Police Missed Reforms Before George Floyd’s …

Before George Floyd’s Death, Minneapolis Police Failed to Adopt Reforms, Remove Bad Officers. The department allows officers to use choke holds barred in other cities.

My heart breaks
May 28 2020

STOP THE COMPLICITY!

Livestream With Dr. Rashid A Buttar & Ty and Charlene Bollinger
On Memorial Day weekend 2020, May 24 2020
“Encouraging law enforcement to stand down and not inflict unjust actions.
Remember your oath and we will help educate law enforcement and military communities.”

Charlene Bollinger Interviews Sheriff Richard Mack
May 23 2020

In this eye-opening interview, Charlene Bollinger talks with Sheriff Richard Mack about the Constitutional duties of Law Enforcement Officers and he shares details of his 1994 lawsuit where he sued the federal government … and won!

The only role of government and law enforcement is to protect our rights and civil liberties!
Liberty for everyone is our ultimate goal here.

Suicides are up – from despair

Visit http://www.cspoa.org for more information on Sheriff Mack.

Available on CSPOA website

Give this booklet by Mack to your local sheriffs and chief of police,
so they understand their role.

Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association

Officer Speaks Out Against Police Violating The Civil Rights Of Americans
May 7 2020
MPD Officer G Anderson discussion civil rights violations and recent police actions.

Charlene Bollinger Interviews Sheriff Richard Mack – Office Anderson discussed
May 23 2020
About 30 min into video Bollinger and Mack discuss positively Officer Anderson’s actions

This is a Developing Story – and Psy-Op Questions To Be Considered Also
(let’s review possible psy-op – as ‘practice in discernment’ – and consider
even trolls could be introducing this question – you see how it all can start
to get played off of each other – BECAUSE SERIOUSLY WHY IS THIS EVEN BEING ASKED?)

“Good” Seattle Cop “Fired” for Viral “Freedom” Video!?!
May 11 2020
“You need to stand up for what is right.”

High Impact Vlogs YouTube Channel – Review of Original Video
This Cop Destroys “Tyrant Cops”
May 6 2020
High Impact Vlogs comments during the video

Is “Fired” Seattle Cop a Deceptive Psy-Op? – SERIOUSLY??? – This being asked?
May 11 2020
“If it is a psy-op – what is concrete proof?
Is he the real deal, he will need to prove it, time will tell.”

Michael Franti & Spearhead | This World Is So F*cked Up (But I Ain’t Never Giving Up On It)

Let me tell you ’bout the situation goin’ on
Up inside my head today
My mind is runnin’ round in circles
Tryna make sense of the people
Who are runnin’ everything today

All these politicians tweetin’
Got their message on repeat and
Try dividin’ us with fear and the hate

Whey-ey-ey
I wish I could find a better way to say this

This world is so fucked up
But I ain’t never givin’ up on it
Never givin’ up on it
Never givin’ up on it
This world is so fucked up
But I ain’t never givin’ up on it
Never givin’ up on it
Never givin’ up

Whey-ey-ey
I wish I could find a better way to say this

We ain’t askin’ for money
We just wanna make change
We do it for all of the people who need it
‘Cause they got a voice and a name
I can’t believe how we livin’ today
I got this anger and sadness and pain
They can build walls but we can build bridges
And we can be part of the change

Whey-ey-ey
I wish I could find a better way to say this
Whey-ey-ey
I wish I could find a better way to say this

Let me tell you ’bout the situation goin’ on
All around the world today
There’s a billion different people
Doin’ a billion different things
To make a billion places better today

And ey, ey-ey
I know that we can make a better day
This world is so fucked up
But I ain’t never givin’ up on it
Never givin’ up on it
Never givin’ up on it
This world is so fucked up
But I ain’t never givin’ up on it
Never givin’ up on it
Never givin’ up
And ey, ey-ey
I know that we can make a better day

Source: Musixmatch
Songwriters: Michael Franti / Carl Rogers Young / Cappy Franti
This World is so Effed Up (But I Ain’t Ever Giving up on It) lyrics © Stay Human Music Publishing

Michael Franti & Spearhead – Same As It Ever Was ft. Agape Choir

Lyrics

“Same as it ever was,

But there’s gotta be a better way.

It’s the same as it ever was but today’s a different day.

You and me could make that change.

But it’s the same as it ever was, we better start today.

America’s a better place than it was fifty years ago.

There’s been a whole lot of change, but we got a long way to go.

When we used to have a problem, we used to call the police.

But who we gonna call when the police make a problem.

I’m not saying that they are all bad.

I’m not saying that I’m any better.

All I’m just trying to say is that we could do a lot better.

I say it in my own house, I say it on the streets.

I say it on a record yo, and I say it on a beat.

I paint it on a wall yo, so everybody sees.

When we all see justice, then we’ll all see peace.

It’s the same as it ever was.

But there’s gotta be a better way.

It’s the same as it ever was, but today’s a different day.

You and me could make that change, but it’s the same as it ever was.

We better start today.

A revolution is upon us.

The battle between the future and the past.

The battle’s never over.

But the future’s gonna last.

Malcom had an x yo, Dr.

King had a dream.

And like Spike Lee said so you should always do the right thing.

If the world’s full of anger, and everybodys got a gun.

Then what should I say yo, to my teenage son.

Mandela did a lockdown for twenty eight years.

But there’s billions more now, still raining down tears.

I say it in my own house, I say it on the streets.

I say it on a record yo, and I say it on a beat.

I paint it on a wall yo, till everybody sees.

When we all see justice, we all see peace.

It’s the same as it ever was, but there’s gotta be a better way.

It’s the same as it ever was, but today’s a different day.

You and me could make a change.

But it’s the same as it ever was, we better start today.

They can try to divide us, thay can try to increase.

All the pain and suffering, but this is anybody’s street.

There is just one love yo, and there is just one beat.

And when we all see justice, then we all see peace.

It’s just the same as it ever was, but there’s gotta be a better way.

It’s the same as it ever was, but today’s a different day.

You and me could make that change, but it’s the same as it ever was, We better start today.

It’s the same as it ever was, we better start today.”

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