Armed police protect alleged criminal’s home in Rockhampton on Sunday from 100 victims of crime
By Lyndesy Symonds
More then 10,000 crime victims join vigilante Face Book site
Well. If the police were attending to violent crime against the community there wouldn’t be vigilantes, now would there? But in the absence of police action, when it comes to the victims of crime pushing back – now the Blue Line is going to find it. Now they are worried ‘somebody is going to get killed.’ Translation : “an entitled Black is going to killed”. And we certainly can’t have that.
It is foregone conclusion that the violent crime will only escalate as the police take a knee, and the violent crime escalates, then it is very likely indeed that the somebody who is going to get killed will be a community victim of violent crime.
Cairns News hopes and prays the Premier’s Inala home is next on the list for Black Entitlement to Crime.
www.cairnsnews.org 
Here is another ‘police in action’ report. A dementia patient (95 years old) in a nursing home is found in the kitchen with a kitchen knife. For some reason, the staff are not able to get the knife from the elderly woman. How hard would it be for one person to distract an elderly woman who is slow, confused and frail and another to simply take the knife. We are talking several able bodied persons here.
So the police are called. The SWAT Team maybe? For some reason these big mushy, helpless guys in kevlar with weapons, comms and back-up are not able to disarm the dementia patient. Well they are certainly not going to take a knee and treat her like an entitled Black looter. She is tasered and now fighting for her life in hospital.
These CoVID hospitals and nursing homes are trying to kill as many of the elderly, sick and disabled as they can get away with.
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These ‘children’ who are looting, jacking cars, breaking and entering are young men – yes there are some young women too. But mostly young men. And the Black Factor is high. The Big Jew media will usually feature a white being cuffed and put in the van so we can all say: ‘Thank God he’s white because now the police will act.’
I think we all get Black entitlement to crime.
The compulsory nasho is a good idea for these teenagers. They are not attending [in contrast to being enrolled] in school. If they can jack cars and loot, they can get up in the morning and do the assault course, stand in line, learn to do what they are told and say ‘yes drill sergeant.’
Perhaps best to skip weapons training.
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you people in these problem areas get yourselves some dogs, rottweilers, German shepherds , and the like. A pit bull would be good but I dont think we can get them here anymore, and let them go off leash amongst these ratbags, do it of a night for maximum confusion, oh by the way I dont condone violence in any way shape or form , BUT !!!!! you know you have to look after your self and loved ones just saying that’s all
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The word legislator means offeror of law –
As I understand – A law is something that cannot be changed such as the law of gravity. Legislation/Statutes can be changed and can only be offered as legally binding, meaning that the corporate government is offering the law to be voluntarily accepted by contract only.
Legal means contract. When a policy man pulls you over for driving an unregistered car, ask him for a copy of the contract you made obliging you to give ownership of your car to a corporation and to whom precisely.
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At this point on the Communist Revolutionary timeline, it is difficult to figure out the hierarchy. Does the Race card trump the Trans card? That is the question. On the Holocaust Bus who gets to sit nearer the front and the Chosen ones who have won the eternal sufferring sweepstakes?
There is a case to be made for the Trans Card as the trump card.
https://xyz.net.au/2023/05/man-films-groomer-book-in-library-police-nearly-arrest-him/
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It’s such a difficult job policing in Australia where you actually support criminals and hound victims. Let me tell you a story from experience. I should say that I have never had a bad experience with police.
I used to drive city passenger buses where the company had nearly 300 drivers in the depot I was assigned to. I met a young man about 25 while on a lunch break who’d just joined that month. He said he was a policemen but it was too stressful so he was trying Bus driving. A month or so later I was signing on when a message came over the radio from a driver who was lost – “What do I do? ” “Where are you?” was the counter operator’s question. Ah well, I just passed the Jindalee exit. A chuckle from the operator as he gave instructions on what to do.
A month or so later I met him again on a lunch break and asked how things were going. He replied that he’d resigned and had his old police job back. Bus driving was too stressful.
So, there you go folks, being a copper isn’t as stressful as Ms Katrina Carroll and all those boys in blue like to make out and we all know why. They are friends with the crims.
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Police are only policy enforcers for the corporation called government just as is a security guard standing in the corporations shopping mall
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Hue and cry | English legal practice | Britannica
https://www.britannica.com/topic/hue-and-cry
hue and cry, early English legal practice of pursuing a criminal with cries and sounds of alarm. It was the duty of any person wronged or discovering a felony to raise the hue and cry, and his neighbours were bound to come and assist him in the pursuit and apprehension of the offender.
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george cross – “The complacency and laziness of Australians is coming home to roost and we have no-one to blame but ourselves.”
Those words should appear (be posted) in every community meeting place in Australia.
Whether realized or not, the vast majority of Australians have been and still are, supporting the harming, killing, and enslaving of themselves and their kids.
Sometimes when things are let go to far, it becomes impossible or near impossible to fix / resolve.
The problem becomes entrenched, and in this case let go and even protected by the police.
When the police have at least ten officers in the front yard of a repeat offender, as protection for that offender, there may be a bit of a problem with the system.
How many law abiding victims of crime can get the same “service” and protection from the same police?
Will they put at least ten officers in the front yard of any of the victims, or soon to be victims of the well known repeat offenders – how about just one officer?
Are the repeat offenders, the police, and the governments, all that worried about a sausage sizzle protest?
Good on the protestors for the protest, it is all they can do, their hands have been tied against defending their selves and their property,
We let it happen (get out on control) and will likely keep letting it happen.
Good luck!
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The complacency and laziness of Australians is coming home to roost and we have no-one to blame but ourselves.
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It is the bipartisan Agenda which makes irrelevant PM Annastazi’s “tough new legislation on youth crime we have put in place”. This blah-blah is political correctoid speak for the Black Entitlement to crime that is the policy of every Marxist state.
The tough new legislation will not amount to Jack Shit for members of the community whose homes and businesses are being broken into, whose cars are being jacked etc. According to PM Annastazi, the problem we have here with all this ‘youth crime’ is that the Big Q just does not have laws against breaking into someone’s house and assaulting the occupant with a pair of multigrips. [Listen to Caroline Burns mother of four children @ 0.45 ] On paper, we have to tighten up on that. So, you see, concerned minions, when these tough new laws against this type of behaviour come into effect, we will have a new piece of paper to get ‘youth crime’ sorted out.
Wrong. We know the police are not going to police the perfectly adequate laws that currently exist, laws that make it illegal to steal cars, loot businesses and break into homes and assault the occupants. Law Enforcement is still going to occupy itself with preventing the community from defending and organising itself against these crimes because that is the Agenda. I have not seen ‘the tough new legislation’ but I will bet it is going to give police additional powers to get tougher on victims of crime who think they have the right to self defense. That father of four who defended his family against a pair of Entitled Blacks would probably be the one going to jail under the ‘tough new laws’. But I have not seen what the George St Cabal has enacted. I merely surmise.
And @2.09, the Path to Treaty Bill has just passed. So we are on our way to Black minority government backed by UNDRIP.
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Hey, if your’e going to be a shit-for-brains hired Nazi thug in the state’s private Gestapo army – why stop now?
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