Few Americans have failed to notice, at one point or another, a strange hostile energy that exists in the dynamic between the police and the law abiding public.
Great post. The first time I ever experienced racism in my life was by a White cop in Los Angeles. He stuck a pistol in my face, called me a Nigger, and told me he would kill me. I was 14. To this day I can still see his lips shaking in rage. His piercing blue eyes, him grinding his teeth. He was evil. Needless to say I was shook. I never forgot that, manifestly. I even wrote about it. Ironically my daughter is in law enforcement but I still see a disconnect between them and regular, decent people. In Los Angeles, and elsewhere they are just another gang....
Yikes, what a horrible experience! I can't even imagine. :( You definitely were looking at the manifestation of a pure archetypal energy. It must have had a profound effect on your path forward in life after that.
It did. I have healed. It started a journey that formed me into what I am today. My book, "The Rollin' Sixties Show," 4.00 on Amazon, its basically free, I don't make a dime. I wanted the story told of what was done to the people, done to children by the society we call civilized. The energy you describe is alive and well, thriving in a target rich environment. Writing gave me peace, and gives me peace. Regards
“In Washington right next to the Holocaust Museum is the Federal Reserve where they print the money. Is that an accident?” ― Louis Farrakhan
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“There is nothing that the international Jew fears so much as the truth, or any hint of the truth about himself or his plans.” ― Henry Ford
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“I believe that for the small numbers of Jewish people in the United States, they exercise a tremendous amount of influence on the affairs of government...Yes, they exercise extraordinary control, and black people will never be free in this country until they are free of that kind of control.” — Louis Farrakhan
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“An impartial investigation of the last war, of what preceded it and what has come out of it, would show beyond a doubt that there is in the world a group of men with vast powers of control, that prefers to remain unknown, that does not seek office or any of the tokens of power, that belongs to no nation whatever but is international—a force that uses every government, every widespread business organization, every agency of publicity, every resource of national psychology, to throw the world into a panic for the sake of getting still more power over the world.” ― Henry Ford
Great post. The first time I ever experienced racism in my life was by a White cop in Los Angeles. He stuck a pistol in my face, called me a Nigger, and told me he would kill me. I was 14. To this day I can still see his lips shaking in rage. His piercing blue eyes, him grinding his teeth. He was evil. Needless to say I was shook. I never forgot that, manifestly. I even wrote about it. Ironically my daughter is in law enforcement but I still see a disconnect between them and regular, decent people. In Los Angeles, and elsewhere they are just another gang....
Yikes, what a horrible experience! I can't even imagine. :( You definitely were looking at the manifestation of a pure archetypal energy. It must have had a profound effect on your path forward in life after that.
It did. I have healed. It started a journey that formed me into what I am today. My book, "The Rollin' Sixties Show," 4.00 on Amazon, its basically free, I don't make a dime. I wanted the story told of what was done to the people, done to children by the society we call civilized. The energy you describe is alive and well, thriving in a target rich environment. Writing gave me peace, and gives me peace. Regards
“In Washington right next to the Holocaust Museum is the Federal Reserve where they print the money. Is that an accident?” ― Louis Farrakhan
.
“There is nothing that the international Jew fears so much as the truth, or any hint of the truth about himself or his plans.” ― Henry Ford
.
“I believe that for the small numbers of Jewish people in the United States, they exercise a tremendous amount of influence on the affairs of government...Yes, they exercise extraordinary control, and black people will never be free in this country until they are free of that kind of control.” — Louis Farrakhan
.
“An impartial investigation of the last war, of what preceded it and what has come out of it, would show beyond a doubt that there is in the world a group of men with vast powers of control, that prefers to remain unknown, that does not seek office or any of the tokens of power, that belongs to no nation whatever but is international—a force that uses every government, every widespread business organization, every agency of publicity, every resource of national psychology, to throw the world into a panic for the sake of getting still more power over the world.” ― Henry Ford