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Virginia’s new Community Policing Law is all ’bout Justice! The gubmint wants to know about the abuse of force, so police officers in the Old Dominion will be required to document or guess the race, ethnicity, and gender of everyone they pull over. ‘Cuz Social Justice, dammit.
Today was the first of what could be many future co-hosting gigs on WSMN 1590. Liz Gabert, the host of ‘Life with Liz’ has invited me to co-host her show one day a month (the 4th Wednesday). She offered more but my schedule does not permit. And today was the first of these co-hosting gigs.
The last MicroInterview that was done after the conclusion of the Law Enforcement Appreciation event… Sidenote: AGAIN, I point out that no State level Democrat elective office candidate or current office holder bothered to show up to express support for law enforcement. I just have to guess that the Seattle CHAZ/CHOP “autonomous zone” is the …
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Eli Clemmer is also running for US Congress in New Hampshire’s Second Congressional District (NH CD-2). He agreed to a quick MicroInterview with us at GraniteGrok:
There is an event today in Concord from 11 am to 12:30 to show our appreciation for Law Enforcement in New Hampshire. It’s going to be hot out in front of the State House, but GraniteGrok will be there, reporting on the event.
“Defund the Police,” is a now a mainstream moniker. Minneapolis now has a veto-proof majority in city government to scrap the entire police department. The problem is they have no plan to replace the police with an alternative.
We rebooted our calendar, and the first event you’ll see is this; an Appreciation rally in Concord this Saturday (June 20) at the State House in Concord, New Hampshire.
The Government does not exist to serve you. While individual employees are more than willing to help you, mostly the State exists to preserve its power.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) already uses facial recognition software. It uses facial recognition mainly on the U.S.-Mexico border and at some, about a dozen airports. The product screens visitors efficiently. CBP is taking bids for a $960 million contract. The increase in equipment significantly expands CBP use of the technology. The bid is out …
Dear Senator Ayotte, My letter is inspired by David B. Hart’s letter to you in Friday‘s (April 12, 2013) The Citizen of Laconia. Apparently thinking you were unaware, Hart told you that the Senate will soon consider “common sense limitations on gun violence“, which he apparently thinks would have avoided the Newtown massacre. The Newtown …
