This is Justice? District Attorney Intentionally Gives Live Sentence to Innocent Man, Gets 5 Days in Jail

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The district attorney's victim spent 25 years in jail, the DA gets only 5 days.

Ignorance of the Law is No Excuse, Unless You're a Cop or Prosecutor

You know the line, "ignorance of the law is no excuse", you can go to jail for simply breaking some arcane and arbitrary a rule called a "law" where you harmed no-one, but if you plead you never knew it was "against the law" you go to jail anyway.

But if a cop arrests someone mistakenly, because he didn't know the law, and jails someone and levels serious charges over his head for months, the cop doesn't even get a slap on the wrist.

The first 3 1/2 minutes of this video demonstrates.

"Citizens are supposed to know the law front to back, but the people actually charged with enforcing it aren't expected to know the law."

The Lives of Four Children Destroyed by Government

No-one was harmed, except for these 5 victims of government. I'm sure the police seek victims just like this because they know that they do not pose any threat to them at all. It's an easy bust that gives them excellent numbers in their monthly Police Tally Sheets.

Her kids will suffer horribly as will she -- for being entrapped by a government intimidation agent posing as a marijuana buyer and "selling" him $31 worth of pot.

Why You Should Never Talk to the Police

Here's an example of a lady who made the absolutely HUGE mistake of speaking to a government intimidation agent (cop).

A MUST-WATCH (yes, I'm shouting):

Part 2 is also good. You'll hear a government intimidation agent openly admit that they can legally lie and trick people into incriminating themselves:

It's Not About the Spirit of the Law, It's About Busting People

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Meredith Graves, a law-abiding citizen from Tennessee who has a concealed carry permit asked to check her gun in at the New York 911 memorial. Instead of checking the gun or directing her to go store it elsewhere, government intimidation agents (police) promptly arrested her. New York prosecutors are very aggressively trying to throw her in a cage for a minimum of 3 1/2 years.

If she hires a very good lawyer, which will probably cost in the mid 5 figures, she may get probation. I don't know how that would work in New York...

This is yet another example of government looking to hurt people, not help people. It's pretty much gotten to be where they enjoy hurting people.

The government gets seriously offended when anyone disobeys their commands (laws) and lashes out in anger to punish people as severely as possible.

Did this woman harm anyone? Weren't her actions consistent with someone who is trying to obey government rules? Obviously, yes, but the government doesn't care at all.

The only time a prosecutor may back down and drop such evil charges is when there is a very large outpouring of protest.

It is quite clear that these people who laughably claim to "serve and protect" are some of the most cold-hearted and evil people in the world.

Corporate Advertising on Police Helicopters - Should We Be Concerned?

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"A high-tech helicopter has helped Sheriff Kevin Walsh chase down fugitives, airlift accident victims and spearhead search-and-rescue missions in the Syracuse region of central New York since 1999. In 2012, Air-1 could be grounded by budget cuts.

Walsh's proposed solution? Slap a corporate logo on the Bell 407 chopper to raise ad revenue and keep her flying."

I would be concerned about the incentives that this would introduce. Surely the corporate sponsor want their logo to be seen as much as possible. Could this mean that police helicopters with corporate logos on them will be used differently?

I think it is hard to imagine how it would not affect how they are used.

The Justice Industrial Complex

"Half the justice system would be out of business if dope were legalized."

"When you're arrested and jailed [for victimless crimes], the state gives you a job, whether you understand this or not. Your job is to provide the state and city employees with work."

- Dale C. Carson, ex cop, attorney, author of "Arrest-Proof Yourself"