Thursday, April 19, 2012

The Soul of Trevon Resides in Fortuna CA


The local newspaper announced to the general public on Tuesday, April 17, 2012 that Maxwell Soeth and Sgt. Charles Ellebrecht were the Fortuna police officers that shot and killed Jacob Robert Newmaker March 16, 2012. Newmaker had done nothing but try to stop them from beating him with their batons after tracking him down on a nothing accusation. In this case these guys initiated a violent arrest and then justify killing him for trying to stop them from beating him.

What's the difference between what Maxwell Soeth and Sgt. Charles Ellebrecht did and what George Zimmerman did killing Trevon Martin?

The situation is exactly the same, with a couple of minor exceptions. That being, George Zimmerman was supposedly a self-appointed security guard working to protect his neighborhood and these guys were police officers licenced by the city to protect their neighborhood. The killing of Robert Newmaker was justified because he was merely holding a police baton and Trevon Martin was killed for “standing his ground.” Neither one had done anything but ask to be left alone. So, why are they dead?

Personally, the biomorphic people of Fortuna deserve these kinds of police walking their streets protecting their children and property. In fact, I'd say the people in Garberville, or more accurately Southern Humboldt, roundly deserve their demonstrated breed of police as does Eureka and the rest of Humboldt County. When the killing of innocent people is “appropriate” for simply NOT immediately complying with some police officer's command or order I'd say a whole lot of people got their priorities skewed. Apparently, the only thing that is life-threatening are these cops legitimate right to be there in the first place. When they have the right, defacto or not, to put their right to pack a gun and a badge over the individual human lives of their fellow citizens, then I'd say the whole society is morally corrupt and deserve what they get.
--Joe
PS. Notice any local blog discussion on this issue? The District Attorney Paul Gallegos seems to believe there is NO conflict of interest in the police investigating or judging their own. Maybe Humboldt County could use another William Ferroggiaro.

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Why Kym Kemp Is A Collaborator

Kym Kemp continues to repeat and publish her primal beliefs, in this case recite the police and news media propaganda justifying the blatant murder of Aaron Bassler. Bassler was gunned down like a mongrel dog by three police officers hiding in ambush. The commenter, Nick Wilson, says that Bassler was identified by someone that knew him when he supposedly shot Jere Melo at a distance. That person's word or more factually, that person's unsubstantiated word was, the only basis used to gun down Bassler like a dog. Be sure to read Wilson's complete comment.

The Rule of Law demands, actually requires much more than someone's simple belief that another is guilty of some crime justifying summary execution. In that regard, Kym Kemp is a collaborator because she works in collaboration with the Mendocino County Sheriff and all others that justify, promote and defend the blatant murder of an accused person. This reality shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone when you consider her stand on the growing, manufacturing and selling of marijuana and the criminals that do engage in such activities.

So, if you support the Rule of Men, I guess you know what that makes you?

Why write this post? Here's why:
"It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate, tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds" - Samuel Adams
--Joe

Thursday, April 5, 2012

Silence is Consensus


There is an interesting phenomenon called the “Silent Treatment.” What amounts to perfunctory consensus rejection, or so most believe. It's practiced on blog commentary all the time.

The Free Dictionary defines the:
silent treatment
n. Informal
Maintenance of aloof silence toward another as an expression of one's anger or disapproval
Mostly the “silent treatment” means that you do not exist, therefore you do not need to be recognized as legitimate and accepted as a co-equal. The problem is, you DO exist and when these kinds of people give you the "silent treatment" they expose themselves as weak and illegitimate people. The circle closes when they become what they would have others be.

Silence, in this context, has another meaning too: Consensus or agreement. In the following context as laid out below in my article, Pounding Sand –Kym Kemp Style you'll notice NO comments disagreeing with any observation in that article. That means there is a “consensus agreement.” – which works for me.

Just a noted observation since changing formats and affiliations the old Readheaded Blackbelt had a certain character that is now lost. Now all you get are press releases that are mostly unanswered propaganda. Oh! well, to each his own.

The following quote came from Glenn Greenwald's latest article: State-dominated media and Iran

NOTE: The definition of "collaborator."
That led me to this observation: “this is what establishment-serving journalists in Washington mean when they boast that they, but not their critics, engage in so-called ‘real reporting’; it means: calling up Serious People in Washington and uncritically repeating what they say.”
http://www.salon.com/2012/04/05/state_dominated_media_and_iran/singleton/

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--Joe