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Anti-Police Protesters Disrupt Milwaukee Tree Lighting Ceremony, Children’s Choir (Updated)

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Via WISN in Milwaukee: Protesters are interrupting the city/county tree lighting ceremony. They are calling for justice in the death of Dontre Hamilton at Red Arrow Park. Dontre Hamilton was shot and killed in the park by a Milwaukee police … Continue reading →

Nation’s Motto on Police Cars Attracts Whiners

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“In God we trust” became our nation’s motto in 1956, was affirmed by the U.S. Senate in 2006, and was reaffirmed by the U.S. House by an overwhelming vote of 396 to 9 in 2011. Also, the motto–the origin of … Continue reading →

Ferguson Propaganda Video Does Not Acknowledge Very Big Picture

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If you’re like me, you find those videos that often appear and start playing automatically on the right side of the screen on many websites hellishly annoying. Conservative sites such as Breitbart and Twitchy have ones that show recent news … Continue reading →

We Don’t Need No Stinkin Cops! Wait! We Need Some Cops!

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For the past nine months since the Michael Brown shooting, people have been taking to the streets in major cities to protest police departments. Some protests have been peaceful, but a large number of them have turned to chaos, with … Continue reading →

Social Media SJWs Think They’ve Got Today’s Cop-Related Shooting in Boston All Figured Out

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So this happened this morning: A man being followed by the Joint Terrorism Task Force was shot and fatally wounded by a Boston police officer and an FBI agent Tuesday when he approached them with a “military-style’’ knife and refused … Continue reading →

Learning to Walk in the Shoes of Law Enforcement

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Today’s decision by Dane County District Attorney Ismael Ozanne to not file charges against Madison, WI, police officer Matthew Kenny in the March 6th shooting death of Tony Robinson will undoubtedly bring about more protests like we’ve seen recently in … Continue reading →