So far, there is no mention of child welfare law.
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| The Children's Trust Funds Predictive Modeling Crap Monster The Database Offspring of CODIS & SACWIS |
Child welfare law, is the foundation of chattel law, more intuitively known as property ownership of humans, but, soon, shall be properly recognized as parental rights.
Data collection was addressed by Her Flatulent Boviness, Sheila Jackson Lee, as a #coloredrevolution, rather, she wants more grants and funding for bagging and tagging more predictive modeling crappy variables for human asset management like "multiple race categories" by ending racial profiling and pass her H.R. 40. economic redevelopment, new and improved, U.S. Marshall Fund, called reparations, because they stole all the TARP funding.
They discuss universal background checks, yet fail to whisper the challenges in child welfare privacy laws, and the fraud, and the crappy predictive modeling white papers taught in the universities, promulgating more sociopsychological doctrines of human asset management for those beloved racial foreign corporate manifests.
The horror.....the stealin'.....the stealin'.
The Privateers want those community data centers, badly.
Do you realize how much money can be had for these foreign Public Private Partnerships to swoop in to save the day with their ready to go, hit the ground running, Social Impact Bond programs to expedite the furtherance of stealin' the children, the land and the votes?
The days of the officer are just about transformed as the Privateers rendition of a private militia, of which this committee previously addressed as sworn v. civilian officers, and did not have a freaking clue to realize those civilian officers are sworn to foreign, privately contracted corporations?
I have published extensively on this crap.
So, how do you stop the tensions between the police and the people?
Uh... I dunno.....how about looking into the original concept of a police officer, and let them "protect and serve" the people....and not the corporation.
See how that works?
Police acquire the raw material from society for the corporation to produce goods to purvey and procure, called poverty.
When you are poor, you will find tensions run high with law enforcement when you are trying to survive, as a victim of a bloodless war.
People are supposed to run for help to the police, to bear of witness as the original sources, the people who are the real victims and the police refer for due process to a finding of fact in challenging the right to bear arms, or rather, to identify violations in the rights to a civil society.
Police are officers of peace, the recordkeepers of the trust, the children's trust.
Look at Detroit.
The Chief of Police sits on the Board of Elections.
Our elections for the last 10 years have been jacked, particularly the 2016 election, the reason for the ongoing DHS investigation into election interference.
The Chief of Police allowed these organized stealin' operations to exist in the City of Detroit, where there is rampant violence.
I consider running human experiments on the people of Detroit as reportable crime, a contributing factor to the conditions of poverty, yet, nothing has been done to protect the people, but I digress.
Matt Gaetz got raw dog with Al Sharpton.
GO MATT!!!
Gaetz asked about Sharpton calling "african-americans" who do not agree with him "Militant Negroes" and a series of #coloredrevolution statements of "Jews", "white crackas and homos".
This is awesome!
Sharpton is trying to keep the peace as Gaetz surely should have brought in a cocktail or two during the hearing.
Sharpton said he is "an equal opportunity attacker".
This is awesome.
This is like "reverse dirty dozens".
Community policing is social media.
Community policing is the right to bear witness.
See it, say it, particularly when you see a corporation engaging in the stealin' of the children, the land and the votes.
Law Enforcement has internal early warning systems for citizens to file complaints, but not about corporate complaints, which are considered as civil, and not criminal, for fraud or public corruption.
Many officers are only a paycheck away from qualifying for SNAP, something which desperately needs to be discussed because it opens the door for the opportunity of public corruption in privatization.
Stop making people poor and there shall be peace.
Law Enforcement has internal early warning systems for citizens to file complaints, but not about corporate complaints, which are considered as civil, and not criminal, for fraud or public corruption.
Many officers are only a paycheck away from qualifying for SNAP, something which desperately needs to be discussed because it opens the door for the opportunity of public corruption in privatization.
Stop making people poor and there shall be peace.
#sayhisname
Witnesses
Ms. Gwen Carr
Mother of Eric Garner
Mother of Eric Garner
Mr. Ron Davis
Former Director, U.S. Department of Justice, Community Oriented Policing Services Office
Former Director, U.S. Department of Justice, Community Oriented Policing Services Office
Mr. Patrick Yoes
National President, Fraternal Order of Police
National President, Fraternal Order of Police
Rev. Al Sharpton
Founder, National Action Network
Founder, National Action Network
Mr. James Blake
Former Tennis Professional and Commentator
Former Tennis Professional and Commentator
Chief Gina Hawkins
Chief of Police, Fayetteville Police Department, National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Professionals
Chief of Police, Fayetteville Police Department, National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Professionals
Ms. Heather Mac Donald
Fellow, Manhattan Institute for Policy Research
Fellow, Manhattan Institute for Policy Research
Dr. Phillip Atiba Goff
Co-Founder and President, Center for Policing Equity
Co-Founder and President, Center for Policing Equity
Ms. Lynda Garcia
Policing Campaign Director, The Leadership Conference on Civil & Human Rights
Policing Campaign Director, The Leadership Conference on Civil & Human Rights
Documents
116th Congress
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