The police don’t get a free pass to hunt down and murder a suspect just because he is suspected of killing a fellow police officer.

It is a white tradition to worship police because their police are used to keep OTWs in line. A quid pro quo with them and the police is to allow the police to use different standards when hunting a “cop killer.”

Killing a cop is no more horrendous than killing one of our loved ones or friends or associates. Cops should be held to the same standards they are held to when they hunt the killers of non police personnel.

There were several articles talking about the police officers dancing in the streets and shaking hands about the murder of this suspect. It is telling how white justice is always tempered by how the circumstances effect them.

They often use the cops to be judge, jury and executor when it suits them. They elevate the police to be better than the people they are supposed to police with psycho-bulls**t propaganda like calling the police our “finest.”

Cops are no more finer than any other individual holding a job. The job of being a police officer is just that a job. I as a paying citizen owe a cop no more appreciation than I do any other public employer. He is a paid public servant. He is not a volunteer.

The job description of police officer is that he/she is expected to confront criminals. Criminals shoot people. If he/she does not want to or expect to take that as part and parcel of the job, then he/she get another job.

The other accounts of the cops rejoicing have been removed from the web and replace with this sanitized version.
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UPDATE: The man suspected of gunning down four police officers in a suburban coffee shop was shot and killed by a lone patrolman investigating a stolen car early Tuesday. Four people were arrested for allegedly helping the suspect elude authorities during a massive two-day manhunt.
Maurice Clemmons was carrying a handgun he took from one of the dead officers when a Seattle policeman recognized him near a stolen car in a working-class south Seattle neighborhood about 2:45 a.m., Assistant Police Chief Jim Pugel said.
The vehicle was running but unoccupied when the officer pulled up, radioed in the license plate number and realized the car was stolen, Pugel said.
The officer saw something moving, got out of his car, saw Clemmons and ordered him to show his hands and stop.
“He wouldn’t stop,” Pugel said. “The officer fired several rounds.”

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2009/12/01/2009-12-01_seattle_police_shot_and_killed_maurice_clemmons_.html#ixzz0YSRojgQI
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billythekidd

Maurice Clemmons was carrying a handgun he took from one of the dead officers when a Seattle policeman recognized him near a stolen car in a working-class south Seattle neighborhood about 2:45 a.m., Assistant Police Chief Jim Pugel said.

The vehicle was running but unoccupied when the officer pulled up, radioed in the license plate number and realized the car was stolen, Pugel said.

The officer saw something moving, got out of his car, saw Clemmons and ordered him to show his hands and stop.

“He wouldn’t stop,” Pugel said. “The officer fired several rounds.”

billythekidd

Dorie Byers, RN

Why buy high-priced toiletries and over-the-counter medications filled with chemicals and preservatives?
Better: Make your own body-care products and healing remedies, often for pennies. Grow herbs yourself or buy them, along with other ingredients, at health-food stores.

Problem: Bad breath.

What you need:
1 cup distilled water
2 Tablespoons vodka
2 drops peppermint essential oil
2 drops myrrh essential oil

Preparation: In a small bowl, mix vodka and oils. Stir in distilled water (which is free of minerals and impurities). With 1 Tablespoon of mixture, rinse mouth, then spit out. Repeat daily.

Good to know: Place remaining mixture in a covered, airtight container. Store away from light (to preserve the oils’ potency) for up to 6 weeks.

Problem: Dull hair color.

What you need:
2 cups distilled water
For dark hair:
¼ cup fresh rosemary leaves
For blonde hair:
¼ cup chamomile flower petals

Preparation: Boil water. Add rosemary or chamomile, cover and simmer 30 minutes. Strain, discarding leaves. Lean head forward and pour infusion over hair, catching run-off in a basin. Repeat twice. Do not rinse off.

Good to know: The herbs help restore natural highlights. For best effect, use after every shampoo.

Problem: Foot odor.

What you need:
1 cup apple cider vinegar
½ cup dried sage leaves

Preparation: Boil vinegar. Add sage, cover and simmer 15 minutes. Strain, discarding leaves. Fill a basin with 1 gallon of warm water, add infusion and soak feet for 15 minutes. Repeat daily.

Good to know: If you prefer a different fragrance, substitute dried thyme or fresh rosemary leaves for the sage.

Problem: Itchy, flaky or dry skin.

What you need:
1 cup coarsely ground sea salt
¼ cup olive oil

Preparation: Stir oil into salt. Standing in the shower, massage 2 Tablespoons of mixture into skin (reserving remainder for later). Rinse. Repeat weekly.

Good to know: For a pleasing scent, add 6 drops of lavender essential oil to the mixture before using. Store remainder in a glass jar in a cool, dark place.

Problem: Pimples.

What you need:
1 cup distilled water
1 Tablespoon dried thyme leaves
1 Tablespoon dried calendula blossoms

Preparation: Boil all ingredients, covered, for 10 minutes. Strain, discarding leaves and blossoms. Cool infusion. Apply 2 Tablespoons to clean skin. Air dry. Repeat twice daily.

Good to know: Also use this preparation to improve an oily, shiny complexion. Store remainder in a glass bottle in a cool, dry place.

Problem: Puffy, tired or irritated eyes.

What you need:
2 chamomile tea bags
1 cup distilled water

Preparation: Boil distilled water. Add tea bags, and steep until water is lukewarm. Remove bags and squeeze out most of the water. Place bags over closed eyes for 15 minutes.

Important: If you have ragweed allergies, do not use this preparation.

Problem: Sunburn.

What you need:
1 cup distilled water
¼ cup dried or ½ cup fresh peppermint leaves

Preparation: Boil water. Add peppermint, cover and simmer 15 minutes. Strain, discarding leaves. Fill bathtub with tepid water, and add infusion. Soak 20 minutes. Repeat as needed.

Good to know: Substitute lemon mint, lavender mint or other types of mint leaves for the peppermint to vary the aroma.

Bottom Line/Women’s Health interviewed Dorie Byers, RN, author of Natural Beauty Basics: Create Your Own Cosmetics and Body Care Products (Vital Health). She is an intensive care nurse and herbalist in Bargersville, Indiana.

I try to keep you connected, but I don’t need the anger or attitude launched at me. I tried for 4 days to get in. Here is a notice to remind you of your holiday mailing schedule for sending stuff to Guam.
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USPS Gives Suggested Holiday Mailing Dates For Guam

Guam- The U.S. Postal Service is suggesting some mailing dates to ensure your Christmas gifts get to its destination on time. Any First Class or Priority Mail should get sent no later than December 15.
If you want to express mail your gift, you have until December 17 to guarantee it will get there by Christmas Eve.
USPS also notes that Express Mail includes delivery on Christmas Day to major U.S. metropolitan areas. Check with a postal clerk to see if the designated address qualifies. USPS Spokesman Duke Gonzales says there are no plans at this point to extend hours of operation during the holidays at any Guam postal facilities.

USPS also gives tips on its Santa Letter Re-Mailing Program. Customers can obtain a North Pole Postmark on a letter from Santa or on holiday greeting cards.
Instructions from USPS’s Duke Gonzales on the Re-Mailing Program:
-On a letter from Santa: Write a letter and sign it from Santa. Place this letter into an envelope addressed to the recipient with the return address from SANTA, NORTH POLE. Make sure First-Class postage is affixed to the envelope. Place that envelope into a larger envelope, with appropriate postage, and address the larger envelope as indicated below.
-On holiday greeting cards: Personalize greeting cards like as usual. Place the cards into their envelopes. Address the envelopes to the recipients. Place First-Class postage on the envelopes and include a return address. Place the greeting cards into a larger envelope or box, with appropriate postage and address it to:
North Pole Holiday Postmark
Postmaster
4141 Postmark Dr.
Anchorage, AK 99530-9998
Gonzales states that the letters from Santa, as well as greeting cards need to arrive in Anchorage before December 15. After that date, it should be sent via Express Mail to make it back before Christmas.
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Michelle

Is it okay to extend you mailing address to some here in Guam who want to send you a greeting from Guam?

Hafa adai

Anna

Didn’t Anonz say a while back that the Secret Service had been compromised because they had been infiltrated by mormons?

Ken