I Felt A Great Disturbance In The Narrative

58 Replies to “I Felt A Great Disturbance In The Narrative”

1. Some say that the NYPD officers who turn their back on DeBlasio are disrespecting the office of the Mayor. I disagree…..DeBlasio HIMSELF brings disrespect to the office of the Mayor. The idiot should resign. He has done enormous damage to the NYPD and New York City itself.

2. Exactly, I agree.
   I have never before witnessed leaders in Canada or the US intentionally try inflame the mobs.

3. ” De Blasio “. is a Marxist, and will not go gently. NYers will save themselves a lot of trouble by canning him.

4. “I have never before witnessed leaders in Canada or the US intentionally try inflame the mobs.”
   Oh, I don’t know about that. I think both Peeair and turdo la doo got/get the women-folk and pajama-boy males pretty hot and bothered. 😉

5. Police are not saints and a certain amount of self interest is understandable. Anyone who does not think politics runs rampant in enforcement should check out the RCMP.
   I expect the RCMP to educate citizens about their concerns. As a rule they do not. When I see RCMP not enforce the laws they are there to defend then my respect takes a serious dive. In Canada we have a multi tiered policing system. Different standards for different people.

6. Jack Booted Thugs one and all, everyone on this picture will be more than happy to take your guns, kick in your door, traumatize your child, kill your dog and kick the $hit out of you if they feel disrespected. And then they will perjure themselves in court in perfect harmony. All the time knowing full well that they will never be held responsible for routine abuses and that there will always be Stockholm syndrome suffering lemming idiots who will sympathize with them and scramble for excuses for any abuse. The biggest difference between them and the thug who killed them is the uniform. Both sides are worth each other and I feel as much sympathy to the two killed cops as I feel towards Michael Brown and Travon Martin.

7. You, my friend, are an idiot.

8. Di Biaso loving Kinsella and commie loving Kirbie are in the Big Apple playing geezer hipster wanna-be’s from out of town taking reality tours of ancient punk landmarks.
   Maybe they didn’t get a VIP invitation from the mayor to attend the funeral?
   http://nypost.com/2014/01/03/officials-botch-de-blasio-swearing-in-for-canadian-vips/

9. Sid pegs you pretty well, there are a lot of A-holes that are cops, but what do you think the land scape would look like without them?

10. Remove one scoundrel for a bigger scoundrel the citizens of the ig Apple are stuck with this jerk for four years

11. here in the US our 2nd, 4th and 5th amendments are pretty much ignored depending where you rank on the totem pole.

12. In the end the Mayor turned his allies into enemies with his ideology. they will not have his back

13. Sid and NM666,
    Interesting name calling and lack of interest in addressing any truth that Colonialista wrote. All are amazed at your ability to reply “Oh ya and you are a big poopy pants.” Very impressive indeedy.

14. This cuts both ways. Di Blasio, like Bloomberg before him, will fill the courts with thug-friendly judges like this old bag that Bloomberg appointed:
    –A Brooklyn judge decided to let loose a known gang banger who had used Facebook to issue a threat against the NYPD, reports the New York Post:
    Criminal Court Judge Laura Johnson let Devon Coley, 18, waltz free without bail despite the fact that he faces seven years behind bars on charges he made a terroristic threat — complete with an image of a killer shooting cops in their car — and is awaiting trial in two unrelated cases involving assault and gun possession.
    The prosecutors in the case had wanted the judge to hold Devon Coley on $250,000 bail, but apparently, the judge felt differently.–
    http://downtrend.com/vsaxena/judge-laura-johnson-lets-loose-gang-banger/

15. Route 66 says where would we be without polices?
    My view is the same as without labourers, ie NO occupation is beyond reproach and those stupid cops are making it worse..OUT There..

16. Colonialista and others of your view. Maybe when you get run into and the other driver flees, or your kid get his drink spiked with drugs, or someone slashes you tires or breaks into your home, you should call Occupy Wall St, or the Anonymous group, or Idle no More or even the thugs that were chanting “What do we want, Dead cops, when do we want it, Now.” Put your revulsion into action and don’t call for help.
    mid island mike

17. It’s a top 5 headline on cnn, hardly “a great disturbance in the narrative”

18. Words one a blog prove nothing. If you’re with Colonialista, show why.
    BTW: your reply of “Oh ya and you are a big poopy pants.” (your words to demean other opinions, and, support your argument) is not an argument.
    But it is your right to piss on their graves – c**nt.

19. CBC is now in the competition:
    http://tinyurl.com/mwghjvt

20. @ Sid vicious:
    I am not your friend, I have no friends among jack boot lickers.
    @ NME666:
    Yes I am sure the cops who are not not a-holes are outraged, both of them.
    How would the landscape would look without them? Where did you learn to argue? I am somehow supposed to accept routine abuses, corruption and unaccountability because without them we’ll be building the Thunderdome? That is the best you got?
    @ mid island mike:
    “Maybe when you get run into and the other driver flees, ”
    Oh no he did not flee, he jumped of the stop sign rammed my six month pregnant wife and killed my dog who were on the pedestrian crossing. He also played on the same rugby team as the investigating officer. The officer who then has written an accident report that a sci fi writers would be proud off, the report we got overturned after months of waiting and knocking on every door only to finally have the cops charge that driver with the wrong section of the code thus assuring that the judge would throw it out of court.
    “or your kid get his drink spiked with drugs,”
    I teach my kid not to drink with a-holes. You actually had a cop checking your kid’s drinks? Perhaps you should be a parent and not relegate all the responsibilities to the state?
    ” or someone slashes you tires or breaks into your home”
    And?
    Let me guess: I defend my property, get assaulted by the cops and then arrested and brutalized? Lose my property and if lucky eventually after a considerable time and expense get the case overturned while the thugs that put me through the ringer are never held responsible for their abuses?
    “Put your revulsion into action and don’t call for help.”
    No worries I have learned my lesson.
    @ural:
    Will happily take a dump too.

21. Colon ialista. I taught my kids not to drink as well. But sometimes kids make wrong decisions. If you are too slow to realize I was giving general examples then you need to brush up on your cognition. BTW I.m a retired cop. So I say it again. If you have a problem don’t call the cops if you hate them that much.

22. So you are a JBT, can’t say I am stunned by a revelation. Yes kids make bad decisions, when was the last time a cop stopped them from doing it?
    As for you repeating yourself, no worries I will not call, waste of time anyway.

23. Colonialista, you sound very much like a boy-child troll.
    May your real life mirror your blogging fantasy’s … bless you.

24. “when was the last time a cop stopped them from doing it?” Well, often, my pungent friend. The issue is, however, is that some learn from being stopped, while others continue to be a$$holes. Pretty obvious which of those two groups you fall into.

25. “…while others continue to be a$$holes…”
    and, provided they are below average intelligence, they join the police force?

26. Colonialista misses a basic point: before the 60’s, crime was much lower. It was the liberal fantasy to return criminals to the street, rather than punish them, that resulted in some police becoming heavy handed. And if there were no police unions to keep bad apples from being fired, the bad ones would be removed in most cases.

27. Having had a couple of businesses where I dealt with the RCMP I concluded a long time ago the following;
    – crime rates are ‘down’ because many offences are either not reported or charges are not laid. RCMP are very quick to point fingers at Crown Council for this situation but they filter a lot of this themselves.
    – ‘We are not private security’ was a common refrain no matter if criminal or not.
    – When I was a kid the RCMP were feared somewhat but respected and trusted. Feared because of possible fallout from my actions not how the RCMP would actually treat me after the fact. They represented community standards. As a rule they are not viewed that way anymore and that is not all to do with their behavior. Society today does not behave in a mature manner.

28. I don’t deal with the RCMP but here in Toronto the change for the worse is that cops used to respect the authority they answered to. Now they believe they are the authority they answer to.
    Pardon the dangling participles. Send a language cop.

29. CBC couldn’t wait to get “teen killed” and police officer into a headline
    Mr. Harper tear down this corp!

30. Yeah well, I avoid any un-necessary contact with police. Generally it is best you do not attract attention.
    Getting stopped because you are driving slightly below the speed limit doesn’t help this.
    Perhaps a degree of the “attitude” projected by police is a logical result of the matter that their contacts, beyond police are limited to low lifes….criminals, politicians and lawyers…….

31. Too bad for Blasio but looks like his term as head worm for the Big Apple is going to be four years of absolute incomptence

32. Some people seem to be missing the point a bit here. Understandable perhaps, but missing the point notwithstanding.
    The cops are the enforcement arm of civil government. Without the cops, all the layers of government can pass any old laws they want, and it doesn’t amount to a hill of warm manure.
    The top top top layers of the US and New York City governments have been actively pursuing a policy of civil unrest among the minority black population. Since 2008 they’ve been at it hammer and tongs. There’s a whole section of the JustUs Department that all it does it turn over rocks looking desperately for something they can scream RAAAAAACIST!!! over, and their wet dream is to nail a white cop.
    Meanwhile we’ve had Fast & Furious, we’ve had that crazy thing where black farmers were supposed to get money for Farming While Black, we’ve had the Beer Summit (which was like the friggin’ Muppet Show turbo-nitrous version, except Barry was -serious- about it), and then we had OWS and all the freak show around that, Ferguson, the whole Traaaaaayvon Martin muppet show, countless times where righteous shoots we never heard of got made into federal cases and guys all over the USA in one-cow town police departments were peeing themselves in terror of federal prison, the whole Border Patrol farce, scores of known murderers released scot free because they were illegal Mexicans, and on and on and on.
    Now, finally, six years in, two MINORITY cops get assassinated by a guy and the Big Boys can’t keep a lid on it and pretend he was a Lone Gunman. They cannot keep pretending this low life didn’t do this crime as a direct result of their anti-White, anti-Cop policies.
    We just saw every cop in the USA tell their civilian upper management to blow it out their pink shorts.
    There ain’t going to be no general “zombie apocalypse” uprising. The cops just chose sides, and the side they chose is not the regime.
    I expect the rhetoric of the Usual Suspects will become even more strident, I expect lots of Sound and Fury on the TV, but in the end it will signify nothing. Game over.

33. Oh dear you done hurt my wee feeling now by calling me dat dare name ( all spwelling and grammer errors made on purpose)….. obviously a product of a government school system, no reading comprehension skills. I was saying that their rebuttal amounts to calling someone else a big poopy pants, that name calling does not an rebuttal make. THANK YOU! Thank you for so clearly making my point.

34. Dear mid island Mike,
    It must be hard to sit and see how a honorable profession is seen less and less as time goes by. With the advance in the internet and social media more and more abuses ( or even just perceived abuses ) are made public. I sort of see the correlation to the problems the Catholic church has with the priesthood, or the Muslim community not denouncing the radicals enough. What ever the issue is with bad cops most folks believe that nothing absolutely nothing will happen to them. this is a huge problem and as more and more people come to the realization ?????
    until there is a real mechanism to rid the forces with the rot then they are going to have to wear them and the resulting mistrust, contempt just as the Catholic church wears their pedophiles.

35. So you’re saying this isn’t new, just an escalation; a natural outcome we should have seen coming? If so, yeah, I agree.

36. Nope, that wasn’t what I was saying.

37. PTSD. Post Traumatic Spanking Disorder.

38. NYPD vs De Blasio
    THIS TIME THE HURTIN’ WON’T HEAL…….
    This will perhaps discourage their urge to declare Marshal Law…..

39. Well to be sure you couldn’t qualify to become a cop. You are far, FAR too dense. Look, clown….it is pretty clear you are a low level punk. Probably been picked up several times. Just a loser.

40. Hey you like spanking it, do it without advertising your hobby on the forum. To each his own but keep your fantasias to yourself.

41. And that is a very good point Grey Lady. When they start policing their own, people might begin to again perceive them as allies… maybe one day.
    Not holding my breath…

42. “The cops just chose sides, and the side they chose is not the regime.”
    Wishful thinking, they are on the side of the regime, as long as the regime gives them carte blanche. Just the cynical power play, that is all.

43. Gosh. So much reflexive anger.
    Here I was trying to explain what motivated jack – booted thugs and you get all nasty. Can’t wait till Kate makes baiting legal.

44. I wonder what the New York Slimes thinks of this sticly wicket?

45. I merely suggested that you do not share your sado-maso fantasies on a public forum How nasty is that?

46. Hey, that’s funny…coming from a guy fantasizing on a public forum about jack-boots, humiliation, and beatings.

47. Oh yeah so funny.
    Too bad Robert Dziekanski, Danielle Maudsley, Kelly Thomas and many others could not be reached for comments.

48. Yes, that really is too bad. And there would be no disagreement from anybody on this blog.
    But, with one or two exceptions, everybody on this blog is smart enough to know, and honest enough to admit, that for every incident like the ones you mentioned, there are hundreds of thousands of police/public interactions taking place every day across North America with no tragic results.

49. Of course, but when there are tragic results they lie in perfect harmony while their superiors do what they can to suppress evidence. Dziekanski’s case is a perfect example of both, random cops who had nothing in common with each other than ending up on the same shift, have perjured themselves, while their bosses tried to consciously suppress the video evidence of their perjury.
    Or let’s talk about the officer of the month Salameh Marji who enjoys kicking the Shit out of stopped drivers and squeezing their testicles for the crime of having two (count them: two!) cellphones. Oh how his peers shunned him… he was suspended for few hours and then put behind desk until things blow over.
    Speaking of torturing people’s genitas, do Toronto cops take special classes for that? Since it is sort of “your area” you should know. Seems that Const. Christopher Hominuk shares Marji’s interest.
    Or how about officers Clark and Wats who enjoy beating the testimony out of suspects. Because they can, because others watch and then tell suspects that they better confess or the beatings will continue.
    Do you need more examples? I’ll be happy to provide you with them.
    Face it, the culture of corruption, abuse and arrogance runs deep in every police department. Every cop chooses this profession and the good ones are few and far in between.

50. “I hurt people . . . and then I make their cocaine f—ing appear,”
    “Shut your f—ing mouth and do something . . . do something please, do f—ing something . . . take a swing, so I can. . . ”
    “You see me again, you’re f—ing . . . ‘Yes sir, no sir, three bags full . . . whatever the f— you want. . . . Can I do a back flip?’ ”
    “You give me attitude and I’m gonna f—ing drag you uptown. I’m gonna say you assaulted me. I’m gonna say you threatened me.”
    http://www.thestar.com/news/crime/2013/05/08/durham_police_constable_threatens_to_beat_up_man_and_plant_cocaine_on_him_video_shows.html
    He is still with the force, another cop watched it and did nothing.
    Because they can.
    Because they are entitled.
    Jackbooted thugs one and all.