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Tech N9ne Be Warned
Tech N9ne Be Warned
Length: 125
Rating: 4.60 (112 ratings)
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JFK Blows The Whistle on Secret Societies!
-- believeyourowneyes.com -- President John F. Kennedy warned us about the danger posed by tolerating excessive secrecy, and permitting members of "secret societies" and the military-industrial(-intelligence-media) complex to slowly covertly subvert our Constitutional Republic from within, right before our eyes.
Length: 311
Rating: 4.90 (292 ratings)
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US warned in 'bin Laden video' - 07 Sep 07
A video purportedly of Osama bin Laden has surfaced nearly six years after the September 11 attack on the US World Trade Centre.
Al Jazeera's John Terrett reports on the video which, if authentic, will be the frist time the al-Qaeda leader has been seen in vision in almost three years.
Length: 122
Rating: 4.00 (423 ratings)
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Chief Deane Warned Us, July 2007
NOTE: Although the audio is in tact, the archival video of Chief Deane's speech on July 10, 2007 is 90 percent close-ups of his Powerpoint presentation. This video is supplemented by footage from Sept. 18, 2007.
Statement to the Board of Supervisors - July 10, 2007
Prince William County Police Chief Charlie Deane
By now most of you have read the lead editorial in the Washington Post entitled: "Hounding Immigrants—In Prince William, the Poisonous Fruit of Congressional Failure."
Such an article shines a very bright spotlight on our county—one that the State of Virginia and the Nation will be watching and judging for many years to come. The matter of illegal aliens in Prince William County is both complex and volatile. I know what a difficult position we are all in. Change in our county is never easy and the influx of Hispanics, many who are here without proper documentation, has had an impact on all County services. And as the County's leaders, you have both a right and a duty to legislate how we deal with the changes—both good and bad. As the Chief of Police, I know the issues and respect your debate and will carry out your will.
As you are aware, I have been the Chief of Police for over 19 years in this County, and with the Police Department since its inception in 1970. During those decades of change and at times strife, you have always sought my opinion, for which I am grateful. And I hope you know I have always had, and will always have, the County's best interests at heart in giving my advice.
In that vein, I want to suggest that the current proposed legislation on which you will vote tonight will have significant unintended consequences that will impact our County for years to come. Just to mention a few:
• Community policing efforts will end. This method of policing, which our County has
embraced with impressive results, has been identified as the best practice in policing and is based on the trust between the public and the police. Clearly 18% of our population is Hispanic and that population will not respond to the current proposed legislation in a positive manner, but rather in a hostile and distrustful one. Thus, based on all my years of experience in policing, I predict one unintended consequence will be the sharp rise in
unsolved crime and the under-reporting of crime by minority populations.
• Perceptions of racism will increase. I predict that because this current proposed legislation will be viewed by many as clearly targeting the Hispanic population, we will all be viewed by many inside and outside our County as racists. Despite any cries of fairness and impartiality, Prince William County, which over the past few decades has had an outstanding reputation of inclusion, could be painted by the Nation as a racist community intent on driving out a single population.
• Crime rates among youth will rise. If immigrant children are not allowed to attend school or if health clinics deny care or cause a chilling effect sufficient to keep sick women, children and elderly away, there will be harsh unintended consequences. Again based on my years of law enforcement experience I predict that frustration will mount and more youth will be pushed toward gangs, and violence will likely erupt.
• Vigilantism could emerge. Because the current proposed resolution calls for citizens to be able to sue the County if more radical enforcement actions are not taken, I can foresee the potential for a deluge of widespread vigilantism that will erode trust in our County to the point of, at a minimum, incessant finger pointing and petty but cumbersome calls for service and at worse a divisive community and mass disruption.
What does this mean to you and me? If we don't get this right...
• A more radicalized County population. I believe that the current proposal will in effect polarize the residents into solid pro and con camps. Eventually, both will become difficult to deal with rationally.
• Increased angry calls to you by constituents on both sides of this issue. I predict the negative response will be hauntingly similar to the U.S. electorate responding to the strategy of the War in Iraq, which has polarized both sides.
• Higher taxes. If you pass this proposal, I predict you will have to raise taxes to cover the skyrocketing expenses of responding to the calls for service that will flood the Police Department. Police staffing, and increased Adult Detention Center operating costs are just two examples of costs that will escalate.
• A surging crime wave. This rise in crime will result in a potential response of vigilantism, displaced and angry minorities in our County, displaced and disenfranchised youth who will move to gangs for solace and protection, and a host of other unintentional outcroppings of such proposed legislation.
Length: 408
Rating: 5.00 (8 ratings)
Tags: immigration police chief deane virginia prince william warning undocumented illegal stewart stirrup resolution
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Canada's 911: Government was warned about Air India Bombing
The inquiry looking into the 1985 Air India bombing will be told Monday that government agencies were warned a number of times an airline attack was imminent, the CBC has learned.
The official line has been that the government knew of no such information, a key issue for the victims' families. Many of them testified last fall that Canadian law enforcement agencies had to know much more than they've let on, the CBC's Terry Milewski reported Sunday.
The Air India inquiry, headed by former Supreme Court justice John Major, is set to resume Monday.The Air India inquiry, headed by former Supreme Court justice John Major, is set to resume Monday.
Jayashree Thampi, whose husband and daughter were among the 329 people killed, told the inquiry on Sept. 26, 2006: "In spite of prior warnings, the intelligence and the security agencies failed to prevent this tragedy. How did the system fail?"
For 22 years, the official storyline has been that the system did not fail because there were no specific warnings. But the inquiry — resuming Monday after lengthy wrangling over official secrecy — is about to hear of a months-long series of specific warnings about a coming attack on Air India.
The warnings came from police informers, the Indian government and Air India itself, which told the RCMP three weeks before the bombing that Sikh extremists in Canada were planning to put bombs on Air India flights, Milewski reported.
Hints of all this emerged in a censored version of a top-secret 1992 report prepared by a parliamentary committee, which described many warnings and concluded: "There is no doubt that the government of India warned Canada on a number of occasions that Air India operations were about to be attacked."
Airline failed to check bags
On Monday, the inquiry will hear that the RCMP failed to give details of the Indian intelligence to the Canadian Security Intelligence Service, and that the airline itself failed to check bags against passengers, allowing an unaccompanied bag on to the plane, Milewski reported.
Furthermore, several police informers inside the Sikh extremist movement also reported the bomb plot. Paul Besso told CBC News he was spying on Sikh drug dealers when he heard about the plot.
"I was wearing a body pack and my van was wired so the RCMP actually have a transcript of a tape telling them of a plot against Air India days to a week before it happened," Besso said.
CSIS also followed the plot leader, Talwinder Singh Parmar, to a test bombing on Vancouver Island, just three days after the tip from Air India about the bombs.
Vancouver police also monitored a meeting of Sikh militants, where one can be heard complaining that: "No ambassadors have been killed! What are you doing? Nothing!"
"You will see! Something will be done in two weeks," another person replied.
Informer overheard warning
At the same time, an informer at a Sikh temple in Malton, Ont., reported that Sikhs were being warned it would be unsafe to fly the weekly Air India Flight No. 182.
Since the bombing, Canadian governments have insisted the threat wasn't clear.
In 1987, then solicitor general James Kelleher said: "I should point out to the House that there was no indication that there was a specific threat to Flight 182."
In 2003, then solicitor general Wayne Easter said: "They were not in a position to know that there would be a terrorist attack on an Air India aircraft."
To date, lawyers for the Harper government have echoed the same line at the inquiry, which is headed by former Supreme Court justice John Major.
Length: 288
Rating: 4.10 (28 ratings)
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Jersey Warned Six Years Ago About Abuse
A former Scotland Yard anti-paedophile detective has told Sky News he warned authorities in Jersey six years ago that institutions like the Haut de la Garenne were viewed as a "paedophile paradise".
Bob McLachlan spoke to Sky's Crime Correspondent, Martin Brunt.
Length: 182
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To Catch A Predator: Long Beach, CA "Warned By Craigslist"
Dateline goes undercover with police in Long Beach, California.
Length: 494
Rating: 5.00 (64 ratings)
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NWO David Rockefeller... Confronted... Exposed... & Warned!!
A compilation of those who stand united against the NWO. Including, Alex Jones, Ben Fulford, We Are Change and the late great and well respected, Aaron Russo. Each has contributed in helping to expose the corruption that exists on the various corporate and government levels. This video shares the different experiences or perspectives. Ultimately, my hope is that we can all come together as a people and unite, finally putting an end to much of what has plagued us as the race on planet Earth. I particularly like the ending with the water buffalo and find it inspiring to see how powerful unity can truly be.
I would like to thank Kevin Mcleod for his music as well as everyone else who has collected info and shared their creativity.
If you like this topic, remember to check out my channel (playlists) and join as a friend!
Length: 534
Rating: 4.80 (397 ratings)
Tags: Illuminati NWO Rockefeller Alex Jones Ben Fulford We Are Change war death protest 911 sept 11th Freemasonry
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