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HPD Officers Wanted for Crimes Against Humanity

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3:11 am
November 9, 2011


iam_nomik

Member

posts 3

HPD Officers Wanted for "Crimes Against Humanity"

BADGES NUMBERS: 3651, 6529

NAMES: B.K.Bennett, G. Goodson, S.S. Hale, J.B., Anderson, B.D.Smith, A.B. Camos(bike)

PLATES: 228711, 228712, 205988, 1035386, 1035392, 1035388, 1035728…STT 062

Black impala 1035730 PARKED ON CROSSWALK!!! #InfoOfArrestingOfficers

 

HPD Complaint email:

public.affairs@cityofhouston.net 

9:13 am
November 9, 2011


NotRich

Member

posts 23

"Crimes Against Humanity" – it is my most humble opinion that posting these words really trivializes the issue of crimes against humanity. 

Some perspective seems reasonable. The headline is a little Foxnewsy…

10:15 am
November 9, 2011


tonyiommi

houston

Member

posts 28

Isn't "Crimes Against Humanity" a bit melodramatic?

 

Y'all are being criticized as whiny, spoiled kids and hippie poseurs; this type of overdramatization certainly reinforces those stereotypes.  Some people wanted to get arrested  (which happens at most protests) and did everything possible to ensure that happened, no story here and certainly not a "Crime Against Humanity".  I lived in NYC for years and met a few elderly Nazi concentration camp survivors complete with the number tattoos who had lived through true Crimes Against Humanity, they whined far less than y'all do.

2:42 pm
November 9, 2011


Your Benevolent Leader JIm

Member

posts 19

From the Registration Policy:

-Do not post obscene, indecent, hateful, offensive, defamatory, abusive, harassing or profane material. Racist, antisemitic, sexist postings will not be tolerated.

'Crimes against Humanity' certainly falls under obscene, offensive, and surely hateful. [Surely you can't be serious?  I am serious, ... and don't call me Shirley Laugh]

 

-Do not post anyone's telephone number, street address. or any other personal information. Outing will get you banned immediately.

Names, badge numbers, plate numbers……  All fairly personal in nature.

So…..

Where do I go to lodge an official complaint to get the offending party banned immediately?

JIm

3:56 pm
November 9, 2011


iam_nomik

Member

posts 3

you two are right from your prespective, Yes no body was "killed" or "brutilized" but human rights were violated, the same crime is being comitted today that started in Nazi Germany (which is "basic needs are being denied & persecuted against"). The problem is that people have been so conditioned that if they don't see out right "killing" or "bodily harm" then it is "just being whiny" or it "trivializes the issue of crimes against humanity" so then the line that is being drawn is being drawn where they were conditioned to place it.  

 

So then by that mentallity yes the Posting Topic Title is decieving. But sadly that is Not the Truth of what a Crime is, much less it is Not the Truth about what a "Crime Against Humanity" is. Sadly the public has No Clue that this is just the beginning, last night it was eviction & arrest for not complying to removing a tarp, but daily people a threatened to be arrested or vacate their home with nowhere to go & America is ok with people becoming homeless. Because there is no Human rights violations being committed by banks & law inforcement, No one is being killed or physically brutilized. No one is being comitted to concertration camps, yet! But they do exisit & will come into light with REX84. (continue below picture)

 

 This is da "tent" 10 ppl got arrested4

 

Here's a list of a few of the laws that are put in place by executive decree (written by the executive branch without the approval of congress because they would never allow it) This is all done in the name of 'national security' or in other words 'continuity of government'. Whatever happens, the government must persist. Enjoy your short-lived constitutional freedoms. That We Whine about. "Get Informed, Get Involved"

4:21 pm
November 9, 2011


iam_nomik

Member

posts 3

Post edited 4:40 pm – November 9, 2011 by iam_nomik


Your Benevolent Leader JIm said: <–so much for Leaderless movement, Jim as my Leader then can you tell me my rank or status under you?

From the Registration Policy:

-Do not post obscene, indecent, hateful, offensive, defamatory, abusive, harassing or profane material. Racist, antisemitic, sexist postings will not be tolerated.

'Crimes against Humanity' certainly falls under obscene, offensive, and surely hateful. [Surely you can't be serious?  I am serious, ... and don't call me Shirley Laugh] <– Stating a fact of something being a crime is not obscene, offensive, or hateful it is Exposing the Truth, But your censorship sounds like you are Hateing my  1st Amendment right of freedom of speech. i Never said any thing hateful i am just exposing the Truth.

 

-Do not post anyone's telephone number, street address. or any other personal information. Outing will get you banned immediately.

Names, badge numbers, plate numbers……  All fairly personal in nature. <— these officers are Public Officers, their Badge Numbers & Names are not Private that is why they are Labeled Clearly on their uniform. That is Why the Officers are given Numbers because to the system they are not Human, that is also why they are not allowed to give political or personal views while in uniform.

So…..

Where do I go to lodge an official complaint to get the offending party banned immediately? <—Lodge an Offical Complaint? i thought you said you were the Leader? so you want to Ban Me? My Slave (a.k.a. System name is carlos villalobos, i give the "Be the Movement" speech if you usually attend GA then you should know who i am, i will be at the GA tomorrow, feel free to approach me & ask me to Leave the Park, OccupyHouston & the Movement, i dare you. i will be wearing my Starbucks Hat & my Starbucks shirt, find me… and ask me since you have so much power to say who can & can not express the freedom of speech.

 

JIm <– You are Not Occupy Houston Nor do You Speak on Our Behalf! We the People (that includes You) have the 1st Amendment right of freedom of speech & censorship is a form of control that Occupy Houston is Fighting Against! So that leaves me wondering…

Who are you working for? HPD? or OccupyHouston? Marxists? Communist? Americans Like me? Your Personal self?

 


 

5:19 pm
November 9, 2011


OccupyX

Member

posts 4

Nomik… turkish name, right?

 

Just wanted to jump in this thread, because I think it points to a hurdle that we face.

 

We can talk to each other all day long about the issues we care about, but we're largely preaching to the choir.  There's nothing wrong with that … talking amongst ourselves helps us to refine our views and communicate them better in the future.  But at the end of the day, we have to swell our ranks, and that means we have to bring people into the fold who are interested but not fully engaged.  Which I believe is the majority of Americans.

 

To bring in these kinds of people — and we HAVE to do it, we need as much of the 99% engaged as possible — we can't use hyperbole and over-state our case, if it can be avoided.  We have to understand that the vast majority of people are not going to see something like arrests at a protest site as "crimes against humanity."  When you use that kind of language, you're going to lose a lot more people than you'll gain.  What they might see, however, is a massive police over-reaction, a waste of city resources, a possible attempt to diminish First Amendment rights, and an unjust use of force that would never be used on the 1%.

 

There is, in my humble opinion, only ONE possible counter to the financial power that the 1% has collected, and that's superior numbers.  The ONLY hope we have as a movement, IMHO, is to overwhelm the 1% with huge groups of people who are ready to hold them accountable for their actions.  Use too much hyperbole, and you'll never achieve the numbers needed to make a dent in getting the numbers needed to mount a proper response to the imbalance we're seeing right now.

So you may think you're technically right, but that won't matter at the end of the day if the movement loses steam with the mainstream of the 99% … just something to consider.

6:31 pm
November 9, 2011


tonyiommi

houston

Member

posts 28

Nomik, I've been up in arms about the Constitution being eroded for years, all I've heard from 99.9999% of the supposed 99% is "we want free stuff and more government bureaucracy to give us free stuff", especially from OH.  You should get involved with the Tea Party is you care about the Constitution, although the media has desperately tried to discredit the TP, it seems to be staying around which is great.  The government-media complex and the black-robed thugs (judiciary) are the problem, politicians are never held accountable and we are subjects rather than citizens these days.  But camping in a park and crying for free jobs, free education, free electricity, etc. and carrying crappy signs is gonna do nothing.  That park is not yours, it is everyone's in Houston's park and if they let you do whatever they want they have to let everyone do whatever they want in all parks.

12:12 am
November 10, 2011


Katie

Guest

IMHO, OccupyX makes some very good points, especially "We have to understand that the vast majority of people are not going to see something like arrests at a protest site as "crimes against humanity."  When you use that kind of language, you're going to lose a lot more people than you'll gain."

I am presently seriously reconsidering my support of OHS.

6:06 am
November 10, 2011


Cassie

Admin

posts 33

tonyiommi said:

Nomik, I've been up in arms about the Constitution being eroded for years, all I've heard from 99.9999% of the supposed 99% is "we want free stuff and more government bureaucracy to give us free stuff", especially from OH.  You should get involved with the Tea Party is you care about the Constitution, although the media has desperately tried to discredit the TP, it seems to be staying around which is great.  The government-media complex and the black-robed thugs (judiciary) are the problem, politicians are never held accountable and we are subjects rather than citizens these days.  But camping in a park and crying for free jobs, free education, free electricity, etc. and carrying crappy signs is gonna do nothing.  That park is not yours, it is everyone's in Houston's park and if they let you do whatever they want they have to let everyone do whatever they want in all parks.

this is ridiculous, so you can't have thins reformed in the exact way you want so you put all this effort into poo-poohing the actions of others who ARE strong enough and motivated enough to make a difference. PERIOD.  I don't give a fuck what 'they think of us'  –they is an imaginary construct that the media is selling you quite well apparently. The movement doesn't need clear demands, and it's not trying to 'GET' anything from anyone except for ALL OF US TO TAKE PART IN THE DEMOCRATIC PROCESS and to keep big money out of the process so The People are heard.

I mean either have an idea or don't but to spend so much energy criticizing others WHOM YOU HAVE NOT EVEN MET who regularly put 120+ hours a week into actions THAT ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE .. is just well LAME

8:21 am
November 10, 2011


NotRich

Member

posts 23

iam_nomik, your defense of your statement is just as absurd and offensive as the title itself. we, the protesters/99%, are in no way suffering the same plight as the victims of nazis, or the crimes in the congo, palestine/isreal, or racism or the countless other truly heinous atrocities that happen locally and globally. your continuation to link the protesters to those acts is at the very least intellectually dishonest although morally offensive. people were unjustly arrested, we all get that. but the protest and the movement continues. genocide, mutilation, police brutality, apartheid. i didnt create the definition, but i do know what it is. fighting deception with deception makes us no better than the system. i

 

Cassie, you are definitely crossing the line on your constant criticism of anyone that dare speak up about something that is obviously a perversion of the truth. we all serve in the capacity that we, as individuals, see fit. you are not the arbiter of consciousness, and i will take it as my right to voice a grievance whenever i see fit. i welcome you to do the same, albeit in a much more effective and inclusive manner. if you are not able or emotionally equipped to do so, it might be time to assess your goals for the movement. Myself and others are grateful for all of the positive contributions you and others provide, but I simply cannot quit my job or sleep in the park. I can, however, provide ideas, and one of those ideas is to have perspective on, and report accurately about, the events from earlier this week.

11:09 am
November 10, 2011


Cassie

Admin

posts 33

NotRich said:

iam_nomik, your defense of your statement is just as absurd and offensive as the title itself. we, the protesters/99%, are in no way suffering the same plight as the victims of nazis, or the crimes in the congo, palestine/isreal, or racism or the countless other truly heinous atrocities that happen locally and globally. your continuation to link the protesters to those acts is at the very least intellectually dishonest although morally offensive. people were unjustly arrested, we all get that. but the protest and the movement continues. genocide, mutilation, police brutality, apartheid. i didnt create the definition, but i do know what it is. fighting deception with deception makes us no better than the system. i

 

Cassie, you are definitely crossing the line on your constant criticism of anyone that dare speak up about something that is obviously a perversion of the truth. we all serve in the capacity that we, as individuals, see fit. you are not the arbiter of consciousness, and i will take it as my right to voice a grievance whenever i see fit. i welcome you to do the same, albeit in a much more effective and inclusive manner. if you are not able or emotionally equipped to do so, it might be time to assess your goals for the movement. Myself and others are grateful for all of the positive contributions you and others provide, but I simply cannot quit my job or sleep in the park. I can, however, provide ideas, and one of those ideas is to have perspective on, and report accurately about, the events from earlier this week.

you are bending my words and I am spending 100+ hours a week actually contributing to this movement in a way that helps organize and propel it forward instead of bogging it down in endless debate so you won't see me on this thread anymore. i have real work to do.

12:42 pm
November 10, 2011


SAM

Member

posts 9

Nomik, Please be nicer to Cassie, she is under alot of stress because she has to almost everything(except for Katie). She is sometimes hateful, but she is a caring decent person.

1:55 pm
November 10, 2011


Katie

Guest

Post edited 3:48 pm – November 10, 2011 by Katie


Sam, I don't intend to be a smart***, please edit what you wrote…I want to understand what you saying because it is probably valuable. Thanks. :)

BTW, I noticed last night that Cassie is a fantastic writer after reading her women's meeting summary….wish I could communicate so effectively.

2:53 pm
November 10, 2011


gregg74701

Member

posts 32

Damn… Trying to remember what my mom said long ago… lets see something about if I Had nothing nice to say then say nothing?

I feel that EACH of us has something to contribute and if you dont agree with someone else's opinion or writing then hey, dont respond!

This isnt the Tea Party we (I) aren't trying to get certain people elected to office and push an agenda. The purpose of these movements (in my opinion) are to make the 99% aware of what is really going on in this country. The 1% are buying up everything and everyone. They are buying politicians, judges, writing legislation, TV and radio stations (in order to brainwash us). So many people in this country are blindly walking through life , struggling to make ends meet and never gaining a inch. IM not defending any of you but if you would stop throwing barbs at each other and think for a minute "why am I here" then youll have an answer in what to do next. Eggs get broken when you make a cake, right? People get arrested, rules change, powers that be change their minds in a movement. That is what any movement goes through.

IM not involved in this to the extent some of you are but I support the overall movement. I support the overall message. I don't want something for free…never have. Worked my ass off since I was 13. Paid my taxes, worked 100+ hours a week raised 2 kids, at times on less than 15K a yr. Never asked for a handout never on welfare but I dont begrudge anyone that has.  We all need a hand up sometimes (even the wall street banksters needed one) I dont feel we should have given them one but hey we did, and thats done. Fair is fair and if the rest of the 99% need a hand up then they should get it. The top 1% of this country has seen their incomes rise by 250% in the past 30 yrs. The bottom 50 % have seen theirs rise by 18%. That alone should have people in the streets. Cut education? Cut home heating assistance for the poor? Cut medicare benefits? Privatize Social security? Kick people out of their homes so the market can "bottom out"? Force us to buy health insurance from the companies that have denied claims that have killed kids just to support their investors? All the while protecting Big Oils 4B subsidies, farm subsidies 2B, Tax cust for the wealthiest Americans… seriously? Can anyone defend that? How is that we are here fighting with each other when injustices like this go on every day? We pay 1 billion a week to fight in afghanistan while our schools are going to hell. Our roads and bridges are going to hell. Our political system is ONLY for the richest of us. And we are going to log onto a freakin website and argue about which ones of us are right and wrong. Stop pointing fingers at each other and get back on message. If someone disagrees with you let it go, if someone calls you names, smile. The quicker we stop acting like high school kids with a chip on our shoulder the quicker we can get down to encouraging more people stand with us. Isnt that the goal here? Or have I stumbled onto a site that is going to waste my time?

As for the police action the other night, what do you expect? You expect the mayor to stand with you? Hell she just got re elected. I promise you her days are filled with 1%ers calling wanting this to go away and now that she has no reason to support you she wont. You can complain to politicians all day long and all youll get is lip service. If your name isnt Koch you wont get squat form these people. They dont want you in the park, hell they dont want you in their city! The police (some) are on your side. Sure there are going to be those that want to shut you up but they (some) understand that your out in the rain and in the elements trying to support them. Are you going to get arrested? Hell yes you are…so what? Are you going to get beat up.. probably, at some point you will, are you going to get frustrated, discouraged, pissed off? Yes yes and yes. But you have to understand that the goal here is MAKE PEOPLE AWARE. All your job is right now is to educate people on what is really going on because , trust me, they dont know. We are all sheep and to get the rest of the sheep to follow you then you have to support each other. If you are one of those that disagree with the movement then go away. Go back to your couch, grab a cold one and wait till you have no choice but to get behind it. Ask yourself why your here. Ask yourself if you want to make a difference. ASK yourself everyday, what can I do to make life better for someone else. Well folks this is it…this is how you make life better for everyone else. Im 47 years old…I have a decent job…I make decent money… i have 2 kids and 2 grand kids. Im involved for them. I know my life isnt as good as it was for my parents. I struggle every day to make ends meet. I cant afford to buy a house. I dont have a car payment. I survive and its all Ill ever be able to do. i have a degree, I am educated, (I) think I have some intelligence and IM a realist. This will take years to get results, but by God if I dont get involved , if I sit on the couch and ignore the troubles this country is in then I am just as much to blame as those that try and defend the status quo. I may not be able to leave my kids anything of monetary value but I definitely will teach them that if you see something that wrong with the world them Goddammit speak up and try and change it…which is what we all should be doing. Please stop sniping at each other and find the areas you agree on and focus your irritations where they need to be… on the system that allows these things to happen to us!  

stay civil stay united

Greg


 
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