[you need 2 McJobs to pay Yurugu's Rent] Study Finds a Disproportionate Number of Black People Have Irregular Schedules and Work Long Hours which Affect their Physical and Mental Health

ACCORDING TO THE POOR PEOPLES CAMPAIGN AT LEAST 112 million people, or one-third of the nation, ARE poor or low-income, including: 48% of Black people (19 million), 52% of Latino/Hispanic people (31 million), and 25% of white people (51 million) and 34% of people who identify as other.

To meet their basic needs, two adults living with two children must each earn over $25/hour. However, the federal minimum wage is only $7.25. At this wage, an individual must work 96 hours/week to afford a modest two-bedroom apartment. Nearly one-third of the workforce, or 52 million people, earn less than $15/hour. This includes 47% of Black workers, 46% of Hispanic workers, 20% of Asian American and Indigenous workers, 40% of working women and 50% of working women of color. [MORE]

ACCORDING TO FUNKTIONARY:

RICHCRAFT – THE SORCERY OF GREED—THE USE OF VIOLENCE, LAWS, DECEPTION, THEFT, SECRET OATHS, AND OPPRESSION TO SNATCH AND HOARD RESOURCES FROM AND GAIN POWER OVER THE VAST MAJORITY OF PEOPLE’S LIVES THROUGH THE WIDESPREAD USE OF THIS VICIOUS CONCOCTION OF NEFARIOUS, LETHAL, LEGAL, AND DEMONSTRABLY DEVIOUS POWER. (SEE: COP, GANGBANKING, PRIVILEGE, ARISTOCRACY, CORPORATIONS, USURY, POWER, OPPRESSION, VIOLENCE, GREED, DECEPTION, GIMME!, POLITICAL MONEY, CULTURAL INDUCTION, GEO-DOLLARS, CONTROL, THE PATHOCRACY & POOR) 

McJob – a “low-pay,” low-prestige, low-benefit, no-future job in the feudal looks-like-it-could-be food chain service (servitude) sector of the New God Economy. (See: Economies, Cainsian Economics & Quantity Theory of Money)

WAGE $LAVE - ON THE HOUR, BY THE HOUR. “SELL YOUR TIME TO BUY THE TIME THAT OTHER PEOPLE SOLD.” WAY DOWN INTO THE MARROW OF MY BONE, THIS MUCH I HAVE ALWAYS KNOWN - I AM UNABLE TO OBEY (OR CONFORM TO) SOMEONE WHO VIEWS MY TIME AS THEIR OWN. [MORE]

From [HERE] A new study that analyzed work schedules, health patterns and sleep habits, found that people with “stable” employment patterns experienced better sleep and health.

Hectic work schedules have proven to be harmful to people’s long-term mental and physical health.

Wen-Jui Han, a professor at NYU Silver School of Social Work, examined “the critical role employment plays in our health by examining how employment patterns throughout our working lives, based on work schedules, may shape our health at age 50.” Findings were published in the scientific journal PLOS One, People magazine reported.

The study analyzed data from a long-running survey of Americans, ages 22-49 years old, regarding their work schedules, health patterns and sleep habits, concluding that people with “stable” employment patterns had better sleep and health.

“Our work now is making us sick and poor,” Han told NPR. “Work is supposed to allow us to accumulate resources. But, for a lot of people, their work doesn’t allow them to do so. They actually become more and more miserable over time.”

The study examined the impact of challenging work conditions on different groups’ health, considering factors such as race, ethnicity, gender, education, immigration status and geographic location. 

Black people with lower levels of education disproportionately reported working more night shifts, having irregular schedules, and getting less sleep than other groups, such as white people or those with higher levels of education.

Han’s research indicates that the impact of work schedules on an individual’s positive and negative well-being can accumulate over time.

Han also reported poor health and sleep outcomes in people who worked regular day shifts earlier in life and later transitioned to “volatile” schedules. The professor warned about the well-known long-term health impacts, such as depression, anxiety, obesity and a higher risk of having a stroke. 

Copitalism: How the Police State Acclimates Us to Being Modern-Day Slaves

ACORDING TO FUNKTIONARY:

Copitalism – Police-State authoritarian force, usurped power and repression over men and women wielded in furthering the interests of commerce and the protection commercial property; any benefit whatsoever accruing to citizens exists in spite of this Corporate Police State monster. Any pause is probable cause—so don’t stop, ‘get it-get it’ and bring the noise.

slaves – disarmed men and women. 2) men and women whose property (labor) and belongings (household goods) are taxed directly. 3) those who serve their own fears, their own petty and often self-destructive desires. A generation born into debt to pay off the debt of a previous generation are defacto slaves. Jet-set twenty-first century slaves take comfort in the certainties of mental captivity and fear the uncertainties of being free. (See: Labor, Household Goods, Inventory, F.E.A.R., Real Tax, Property, Federal Register, SSN, “Government,” Human Resources, Pixilated People, IRS, & “Greater System”)

From [HERE] Like the proverbial boiling frogs, the government has been gradually acclimating us to the specter of a police state for years now: Militarized police. Riot squads. Camouflage gear. Black uniforms. Armored vehicles. Mass arrests. Pepper spray. Tear gas. Batons. Strip searches. Surveillance cameras. Kevlar vests. Drones. Lethal weapons. Less-than-lethal weapons unleashed with deadly force. Rubber bullets. Water cannons. Stun grenades. Arrests of journalists. Crowd control tactics. Intimidation tactics. Brutality.

This is how you prepare a populace to accept a police state willingly, even gratefully.

You don’t scare them by making dramatic changes. Rather, you acclimate them slowly to their prison walls. Persuade the citizenry that their prison walls are merely intended to keep them safe and danger out. Desensitize them to violence, acclimate them to a military presence in their communities, and persuade them that only a militarized government can alter the seemingly hopeless trajectory of the nation.

It’s happening already.

Yet we’re not just being acclimated to the trappings of a police state. We’re also being bullied into silence and subservience in the face of outright injustice and heavy-handed political correctness, while simultaneously being groomed into accepting government tyranny, corruption and bureaucratic ineptitude as societal norms.

What exactly is going on? [MORE]

[Revealing Truth When Lies are No Longer Necessary] Former CDC Director Tells US Senate, 'Mandating COVID Shots was a Great Mistake.’ Says Govt was “not transparent about the potential side effects”

From [HERE] Former Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Director Robert Redfield confirmed the dangers of mRNA COVID-19 vaccines in a U.S. Senate hearing Thursday, calling them “toxic” and saying they should never have been mandated.

Redfield’s admissions came during a Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs hearing on government oversight of taxpayer-funded high-risk virus research.

The late admission of vaccine injuries underscores the failure of public health agencies and the medical establishment to provide informed consent to the billions of vaccine recipients worldwide.

“It’s important that he is telling the truth now,” vaccine researcher Jessica Rose, Ph.D., told The Defender. “Adverse events were hidden and still are being hidden to prevent injection hesitancy.”

Redfield, who led the CDC from 2018 to 2021, didn’t stop there. He declared biosecurity “our nation’s greatest national security threat,” calling for a halt to gain-of-function research pending further debate.

The hearing, which featured contentious exchanges between senators and witnesses, also touched on controversial topics such as the COVID-19 origins lab-leak theory and allegations that health agencies suppressed data.

During the hearing Redfield, who oversaw the CDC during the crucial early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, elaborated on his recent statements about mRNA vaccine safety.

“I do think one of the greatest mistakes that was made, of course, was mandating these vaccines,” Redfield said. “They should have never been mandated. It should have been open to personal choice.”

Redfield went further, admitting that the spike protein produced by mRNA vaccines is “toxic to the body” and triggers “a very strong pro-inflammatory response.”

He noted that in his own medical practice, he doesn’t administer mRNA vaccines, preferring “killed protein vaccines” instead.

Redfield’s statements stand in stark contrast to the CDC’s official stance during his tenure, which strongly promoted mRNA vaccine uptake as safe and effective.

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) pressed Redfield on the issue, highlighting concerning data from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS). Johnson presented figures showing over 37,000 deaths reported following COVID-19 vaccination, with 24% occurring within two days of injection.

Redfield acknowledged there was “not appropriate transparency from the beginning about the potential side effects of these vaccines.” He criticized attempts to “underreport any side effects because they argued that would make the public less likely to get vaccinated.”

‘FDA should release all of the safety data’

Redfield’s criticism of data withholding extended beyond vaccine side effects. He expressed disappointment in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration‘s (FDA) handling of vaccine safety information.

“The FDA should release all of the safety data they have,” Redfield said. “I was very disappointed to hear that they were planning to hold on to that until 2026. That really creates a sense of total lack of trust in our public health agencies towards vaccination.”

Johnson echoed these concerns, revealing his frustration with the lack of follow-through by health agencies and the committee itself.

“I’m not getting cooperation out of the chairman of the permanent subcommittee investigation to issue subpoenas to get this,” Johnson said, referring to unreleased data and documents. [MORE]

Preliminary Analysis Shows that Either the Government Tried to Kill Trump or It’s All a Hoax or a Miracle (Coincidence): Secret Service and Police Knew Shooter Was On the Roof but Allowed Him to Shoot

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According to FUNKTIONARY:

coincidence theories – the naïve belief that problems (and solutions to them) happen spontaneously, that nothing is ever foreseen, plotted, planned or conspired through collusion by the wealthy and powerful. (See: Pathocracy, Fronts, Predictive Programming, Conspiracy Theories, Laws, Technetronic Age, WARS & Council on Foreign Relations)

“wet jobs” – black operations Intelligence cover name denoting a covert political operation where bloodshed is required. 2) FBI Hostage Murder Team. U.S. Army Special Forces, attached to the Phoenix Project / Operation, obey orders to “destabilize targeted governments by murdering government officials, elites, professionals, bankers, military leaders, teachers, professors and medical professionals.” America now uses FBI Division 5, CIA Division 4, and elements from within the Department of Defense (DOD) and Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) for its dirty work called “wetworks” operations where assasinations are carried out on behalf of the psychopathic controlling elite and their interlocking families and crime syndicates. “America is also a country of assassinations of our countrymen...OUR countrymen...” ~James Baldwin. Black operatives along with badged assassins use trap and kill zones setup in advance designed to trap and kill anyone entering it. When bullets are hitting your conveyance before you even have a chance to react then that’s a kill zone. “Find your line—make a stand. Don’t give up! It matters how you stand.” ~Challice Finicum. When you read and truly understand the implications of the Public Rights Doctrine, Civil Rights Act of 1866, 14th Amendment, Corporate Person hood, Nationality Act, US v. Babcock, Adminstrative Procedures Act, and others, you will realize that the republic was overthrown via legislation. Act is if you are free and you will be reminded that you are not and be me with the force continuum. May the Force be With You instead! (See: CIA, FBI, Black Flask Brigade, Force Continuum, Jackals, Free-Range Slavery, Government, Murder, Violence, Police State, Tyranny, Injustice & Bush Family Crime Syndicate)

"Missiles Fired Like Rain" at Unarmed People who Were Told They Were in a Safe Area by Barbaric IsrAliens: At least 90 Killed, 300 Injured, in Air Strike on Designated "Humanitarian Zone" in Gaza

From [HERE] An Israeli air strike killed at least 90 Palestinians in a designated humanitarian zone in Gaza on Saturday, the enclave’s health ministry said, in an attack that Israel said targeted Hamasmilitary chief Mohammed Deif.

It was unclear whether Deif was killed. “We are still checking and verifying the results of the strike,” an Israeli military official told reporters.

The militant Islamist group Hamas said in a statement that Israeli claims it had targeted leaders of the group were false and aimed at justifying the attack, which was the deadliest Israeli attack in Gaza in weeks.

Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu said it remained unclear whether Deif had been killed, telling a news conference: “Either way, we will get to the whole of the leadership of Hamas.”

Displaced people sheltering in the area said their tents were torn down by the force of the strike, describing bodies and body parts strewn on the ground.

“I couldn’t even tell where I was or what was happening,” said Sheikh Youssef, a resident of Gaza City who is currently displaced in the Al-Mawasi area. [MORE]

British Medical Journal Conservatively Estimates that IsrAliens Have Murdered at Least 186,000 Palestinians in Gaza Genocide

From [HERE] As many as 186,000 Palestinians may be killed directly or indirectly by the Gaza war, correspondence published by the British medical journal, the Lancet, has predicted*.

“Even if the conflict were to end immediately, many indirect deaths will continue to be recorded in the coming months and years due to causes such as reproductive, communicable and non-communicable diseases,” stated the correspondence from three authors, Rasha Khatib, Martin McKee and Salim Yusuf.

The death toll could exceed this figure, they said, “given the intensity of this conflict; destroyed healthcare infrastructure; severe shortages of food, water and shelter; the population’s inability to flee to safe places; and the loss of funding to [the UN agency for Palestinian refugees] Unrwa, one of the very few humanitarian organisations still active in the Gaza Strip”.

Dr Rasha Khatib is described on the Lancet website as affiliate of the Advocate Aurora Research Institute, Milwaukee, US, and the Institute of Community and Public Health, Birzeit University, Birzeit, Palestine; Prof Martin McKee is an affiliate of the Department of Public Health and Policy, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London; and Dr Salim Yusuf is an affiliate of the Population Health Research Institute, McMaster University and Hamilton Health Sciences, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.

Their prediction is based on a June 19th report by the Hamas-run Gaza health ministry that 37,306 Palestinians had been killed since Israel launched its war on Gaza in response to the October 7th attack on it by Hamas, in which 1,200 people were killed and more than 250 taken hostage, according to Israel.

The authors said the figure adopted as the base for their projection was “likely an underestimate” due to the thousands of bodies under rubble. The health ministry collects data on “people dying in its hospitals or brought in dead” as well as from “reliable media sources and first responders”, the correspondence said.

In recent conflicts, the authors said, “indirect deaths range from three to 15 times the number of direct deaths”. Their projected figure of 186,000 overall deaths was reached by applying “a conservative estimate of four deaths per one direct death. They said this would amount to 7.9 percent of Gaza’s 2.3 million Palestinians.

Although Gaza health ministry data is contested by Israeli authorities, the three authors said the ministry’s figures had been accepted by “Israeli intelligence services”, the United Nations humanitarian agency and the World Health Organisation. [MORE]

Former CIA Officer Claims Israel Massacred Its Own Citizens on October 7th to Launch Genocide

From [HERE] The intrepid Haaretz reporters delivered a gut punch to Bibi Netanyahu and his persistent effort to blame all the Israeli deaths on October 7 on Hamas terrorism. Haaretz says, “no.”

Gaza Division operations and airstrikes in the first hours of October 7 were based on limited information. The first long moments after the Hamas attack was launched were chaotic. Reports were coming in, with their significance not always clear. When their meaning was understood, it was realized that something horrific had taken place.

Communication networks could not keep up with the flow of information, as was the case for soldiers sending these reports. However, the message conveyed at 11:22 A.M. across the Gaza Division network was understood by everyone. “Not a single vehicle can return to Gaza” was the order. . . .

Documents obtained by Haaretz, as well as testimonies of soldiers, mid-level and senior IDF officers, reveal a host of orders and procedures laid down by the Gaza Division, Southern Command and the IDF General Staff up to the afternoon hours of that day, showing how widespread this procedure was, from the first hours following the attack and at various points along the border. . . .

The Erez border crossing was not the only place this happened. Information obtained by Haaretz and confirmed by the army shows that throughout that morning, the Hannibal procedure was employed at two other locations penetrated by terrorists: the Re’im army base, where the divisional headquarters were located, and the Nahal Oz outpost in which female spotters were based. This did not prevent the kidnapping of seven of them or the killing of 15 other spotters, as well as 38 other soldiers. . . .

One case in which it is known that civilians were hit, a case that received wide coverage, took place in the house of Pessi Cohen at Kibbutz Be’eri. 14 hostages were held in the house as the IDF attacked it, with 13 of them killed. In the coming weeks, the IDF is expected to publish the results of its investigation of the incident, which will answer the question of whether Brig. Gen. Barak Hiram, the commander of Division 99 who was in charge of operations in Be’eri on October 7, was employing the Hannibal procedure. Did he order the tank to move ahead even at the cost of civilian casualties, as he stated in an interview he gave later to the New York Times?

The Hamas attack on October 7 was not a chaotic terrorist action. It was a professional military raid and caught the Israelis completely unprepared. As noted by Haaretz, the Israeli response was uncoordinated mayhem. One aspect ignored in the Haaretz report is the hundreds of vehicles destroyed by Israeli attack helicopters. Israeli forces had no way of knowing if those vehicles were occupied by Hamas fighters or a mixture of Hamas personnel and Israeli hostages. If a legitimate investigation is ever conducted, I think the Israeli public will be shocked to learn that more than 50% of the Israeli deaths that day were inflicted by Israeli military forces trying to prevent Israeli hostages from being taken into Gaza.

How do I come up with that number? There are photos of the vehicles destroyed by Israel on October 7. It appears that more than 500 were hit with air-launched rockets and destroyed. If there was only one Israeli in each of those vehicles (odds are there were more), there were at least 500 Israeli casualties from that alone. We know the names of the Israeli dead. How many were in those cars?

Frankly, there is no difference between Hamas kidnapping Israeli civilians and military personnel and Israel grabbing Palestinians off the streets of the West Bank and locking them up in Israeli prisons with no charges. Same thing. Except the West likes to portray Hamas as mindless terrorists and the Israelis as professional soldiers taking proactive measures against potential terrorists. [MORE]

"2 Asian Men with a Bike:" Did NY Cops Have a Legal Basis to Stop Nyah Mway Before They Killed 13 yr old? Height/weight/build/hair/clothing/age are Unnecessary to Media and Police who Disregard Rights

ONLY POSSIBLE CAUSE IS NECESSARY TO STOP NON-WHITES IN RACIST SYSTEM WITH IMAGINARY RIGHTS. The city of Utica is still grieving the loss of 13-year-old Nyah Mway, who was shot and killed by a white Utica police officer on June 28. Mway, whose family name is Nyah, was a Karen refugee born in Myanmar, a onetime British colony previously known as Burma.

Blurry body camera footage released by police shows officers screaming “gun” before one tackles and punches Mway, and another officer opens fire. The teen had just graduated from middle school. He was shot in the chest and died at Wynn Hospital. He was recently laid to rest in Utica. [MORE]

On Saturday morning, a march was held for Mway in Utica, with those in attendance demanding justice.

Many community members say they believe the shooting and killing of Nyah Mway was not justified after he fled from Utica police officers after being stopped on the street and pointed what appeared to be a handgun at officers. Police later identified the weapon as a pellet gun.

According to the NY Times and other dependent media who parrot the government, the police stopped him and a friend who was straddling a bike on a quiet, working-class street around 10 p.m., officials said. The officers were investigating robberies and suspects described as Asian males with a black firearm. One suspect had been on a bike and the other had been walking, the police said.

When one officer asked to pat the boys down to “make sure you have no weapons on you,” Nyah fled, police body-camera footageshows. An officer chased after him, and the footage, when slowed down, shows Nyah turning with an object in his hand. The officer can be heard yelling “gun!” before tackling the teenager. Nyah held onto the object while he was on the ground, the police said. Seconds later, the footage shows, a second officer arrives. A gunshot is heard, but not seen.

The police said later that the object in Nyah’s hand was a pellet gun. [MORE] Also, Nyah was not involved in any robberies.

Despite the fact that this incident happened over 2 weeks ago, few particulars have been released by police. The police and its media want to focus the public on their narrative about a toy gun and whether it was visible to cops.

However, the initial stop by the police appears to be unconstitutional - that is, if you believe in such things as the 4th Amendment’s guarantee to be free from unreasonable stops, searches and seizures by government agents.

In order for the police to stop you the Supreme Court has ruled that police must have reasonable articulable suspicion that there is criminal activity afoot and the person detained is involved in the activity. Police may not act on on the basis of an inchoate and unparticularized suspicion or a hunch - there must be some specific articulable facts along with reasonable inferences from those facts to justify the intrusion. With regard to an anonymous tip, the Supremes have said that apart from the tip the officers must have a reason[s] or facts to suspect an individual of illegal conduct AND police must have predictive information that can be corroborated. [MORE] and [MORE]. The Court has specifically said that an anonymous tip about alleged gun possession by itself will not justify a stop and frisk. [MORE].

Furthermore, In order to frisk you the Supreme Court has ruled that the police must have independent reasonable articulable suspicion that the person is armed and dangerous before they may touch you or put their hands on you (a cursory patdown for weapons). Police may not act on on the basis of an unclear and unparticularized suspicion or a hunch - there must be some specific, actual & articulable facts along with reasonable inferences from those facts to justify the intrusion. In evaluating the legality of a police stop all that matters is what the cops knew and what they saw at the time of the stop; that is, the first hand knowledge the police had in the present moment of the stop. A court will only consider what an officer observed or knew at the time of the stop. What cops subsequently learned from records checks, court records or from the media is not relevant to a 4th Amendment analysis. 

Here, the police ordered the 2 teenage boys to stop and then sought to touch them (pat them down). The cops acted without a warrant and the boys were not free to go. Thus, they were stopped within the meaning of the 4th Amendment. At the time of the stop the police the boys were not engaged in criminal activity. Also, when the police sought to frisk them they apparently had no specific, actual & articulable facts that led them to believe that either one was armed. Police claim they stopped them because they were reportedly looking for 2 Asian men with a bike. Such a description is endlessly vague, especially in an Asian neighborhood, because it could fit the description of countless people each and any day. That is, the police apparently were on the lookout for every and any Asian male with a bike. The police had no other details to identify the suspect such as height, weight, build, complexion, age, hair length, hair style, distinguishing characteristics (tattoos, walked with a limp etc), type of clothing (shirts, pants, color, style) etc. The only thing cops corroborated at the time of the stop was that a bike was present and they both looked Asian - innocent facts that do not support an inference of involvement in a crime to justify a a stop. Obviously, the two teenagers were not men - nor was Nyah built like a man (see photos). Only a racist could find this factually unsupportable police stop reasonable. As such, the stop by the police violated the so-called 4th Amendment rights of both teens and was unlawful.

However, in reality, the 4th Amendment is just words on paper. In real life, especially in regard to Black and Latino people, brazen cops so frequently abuse their power that no black shopper, pedestrian, motorist, juvenile, adult or black professional of any kind—could make a compelling argument that so-called constitutional rights provide them any real protection from cops or from the government in general.

Although the supreme court has never quantified probable cause to justify an arrest or search legal scholars explain that it turns on assessment of probabilities in particular factual contexts and involves less than a 50% likelihood of accuracy. Perhaps “non-whiteness” is part of said factual context analysis when police use their uncontrollable discretionary power to stop, search, detain, arrest and/or kill non-whites? Or perhaps legal truths have little to do with reality. The undeceiver Jeremy Locke points out that “slavery is not a concept of totality . . . The ultimate slavery is murder . . .Slavery is found both in the partial and complete destruction of freedom.” The use of unprovoked force against another person is an attempt to dominate or control them and is a form of slavery.

Regardless of the 4th Amendment and its so-called protections from government intrusion, we are all naturally endowed with inalienable rights - rights that we possess because we are human beings (regardless of whether we have earned them or not). Said inalienable rights are necessary to human dignity and autonomy - these rights include freedom of movement, self-defense and the right to be left the fuck alone. Elite racists and totalitarian authorities generally disregard or fail to even acknowledge such rights of non-whites.

Here, for instance the official public narrative articulated by the media for Nyah Mway’s story begins with the gun - not whether cops had any right to stop him in the first place. No information from NY Times, WSJ, CNNN, MSNBC or CBS bothers to mention anything about the sufficiency of information about the stop. In an authoritarian system of racism white supremacy, elite racists act as though they merely confer rights or privileges onto non-whites (like master’s favors or spray-on “rights” that can be turned on and off like a light switch or “rights” that only elites can assert or validate).  It is telling that racist suspect Mayor Michael Galime rejected any suggestions that the shooting was racist. “What I witnessed on the bodycam footage and all of the reports I read leading up to that incident, there was no reference or any indication that there was any racism,” Such an ignorant statement only makes sense if you understand racism to simply mean bad words, disrespect or hatred - as white liberal ‘belief pushers’ dogmatically and consistently preach. To Galime, it would only be racist if the cop made a racial slur when he pulled the trigger. The undeceiver Neely Fuller Jr. explained, "If you don't understand racism/white supremacy, everything else that you think you understand will only confuse you." In reality racism is domination of non-whites by whites in a white over black system. In this system of vast unequal power Government authorities can stop non-whites whenever they want to. When they do so, they act on behalf of elite whites and white residents. To racists, the means justify the result -  which is the opposite of stated purpose of the so-called 4th Amendment but nevertheless satisfies their goal of dominating non-white persons.

The only thing upholding the 4th amendment is your belief in it. You only have rights if an authority says that you do. Your possession of "Rights” given to you by a magical government, which functions as your master, is cult belief. Rights are myths. Believe in them at your own risk.

Kilyn Lewis Had Both Hands Up When an Aurora Race Soldier Murdered Him 40 Days Ago. But, Charging the Cop has Been a LOW Priority to the Liberal DA Office, which is ALWAYS Eager to Prosecute Blacks

The crowds demanding justice for Kilyn Lewis have repeatedly called for the white Aurora police officer who pulled the trigger killing the unarmed Black man to be immediately held criminally accountable for the 37-year-old’s death.

Alice Hayes, said “We as taxpayers and as voters, we need to change that culture of the wheels turning slow.”

Body-worn camera video shows that Kilyn Lewis was holding a cellphone with both hands up when an Aurora Police officer wearing a military costume shot and killed him over 40 days ago on May 25, 2025. The race soldier cop who shot him stood about ten feet away from Lewis. Apparently, the cop has claimed that a cell phone looks just like a gun to him.

Three (3) camera angles show the 37-year-old Lewis behind a red Chevy Monte Carlo with both hands visible when SWAT teams attempted to arrest him in connection to an attempted homicide that occurred earlier that month. Three officers shout multiple commands and Lewis can be seen putting his left hand into his pocket and his right hand behind his back as he turns toward two of the officers.

He then puts both hands up and is holding a black cell phone in his right hand. He does not point the cell phone at the officers. Officer Michael Dieck, one of three surrounding Lewis, fired a single shot from his rifle.

“I would say to folks, this is something that's been going on for a long time in terms of trust in prosecutors and police and all of us trying to ensure that people who wear a badge are held accountable,” said Arapahoe County District Attorney John Kellner, (in photo above) whose critical incident response team is working on the Lewis investigation. 

Kellner will ultimately decide whether to file charges against Aurora Police SWAT officer Michael Dieck, who fired the bullet that killed Lewis. 

“My office has a long history of prosecuting individuals who wore a badge, who committed some kind of crime,” Kellner said. “You just don't want to rush to a decision. We're going to complete our process and I'm going to complete my review, and then I'm going to make a decision whether that is to file charges, not file charges, or present the case to a grand jury. I haven't made a decision yet.”

“We treat these as a top priority,” Dougherty said. “I recognize when people are frustrated that these are taking what they perceive to be too long, but I want to make sure that two, three or 15 years from now they look back and they know the right result was reached in terms of the thoroughness of the review, whether it took three weeks or eight weeks.”

Prosecutors promptly charge most defendants shortly after an incident occurs. The decision to charge or not charge will depend upon police reports and available evidence, such as witness statements, photographs, forensic evidence and video. Most evidence is circumstantial or indirect evidence - and does not include smoking gun evidence such as eyewitness testimony. Rarely are crimes captured entirely on video.

Not here though, a white aurora police officer shot the black man and it all was caught on video cameras with 3 separate angles. As such, the trained and experienced white lawyers who work for Aurora are full of shit. It is true that in the system of authority, cops have the power to use force offensively to kill when they face an imminent threat of deadly harm. Nevertheless, Mr. Lewis had his hands up - the universal way of obeying authority. There is obvious probable cause for murder; just hit play and watch. The media, which is controlled by elite white folks is doing its best to rationalize any delay in charging a white cop. In order to do this, the media attempts to make it seem reasonable that a cell phone could like a gun. At least it does in a Black person’s hand. Such misperception of reality has lead to perhaps thousands of Black murders in which phones look like guns, tasers look like guns, immobile cars are dragging cops, guns underneath shirts are still visible, hands up means an attack is imminent, etc. Such deluded thinking can only rationalize itself in a racist mind (or the enslaved mind of a non-white individual) when it encounters color.

Here, these rationalizations work as self-justifications in the minds of racist cops, “journalists,” jurors, prosecutors and readers. Such a mind is filled with fantasies centered around an imaginary human hierarchy of people in which whites are supreme. When some racists are in the presence of color or think of color, particularly Black men, they can no longer see things as they really are. Their eyes are filled with thoughts and all sorts of idiocy about non-whites [dangerous, inherently criminal doing this and that] crowds their mind and enables them to engage in various forms of self deception. Their delusions enable them to make believe white lawlessness is ‘public order.’ Remember, a mind that is filled with belief is a mind which can project anything according to the belief. When you see things always remember this."  In general, racists are masterful liars and know how to tell their tales in accord with the appetite of the racist mind and such trickery enables authorities to get away with murdering Black people such as Kilyn Lewis.

Obviously if Kilyn Lewis were a young white man this probably would have never happened. But if it did happen to a young white person, the cop would be summarily fired as soon as practicable, criminal charges would be papered, an arraignment would be put on the court calendar and white journalists would condemn the rogue cop- no protests would be necessary.

Prediction here is that the racist suspect DA won’t file any charges against the racist suspect cop and the racist suspect dependent media will help to justify such psychopathic behavior as normal because Mr. Lewis was Black. Such is the nature of the system of racism white supremacy and the nature of the system of power supremacy.

NYPD Officer Found Guilty of Assault. How Much Jail Time will a Liberal NYC Judge Give Thug Cop for Rapidly Punching a Defenseless Homeless Man 6X in the Face? [probably none]

From [HERE] A New York City police officer, Juan Perez, was found guilty of assault for punching a homeless man in the face six times while he was on top of him.

Mr. Perez, who worked in the Sixth Precinct and retired in 2023, was charged with third-degree assault and pleaded not guilty. On Thursday, he was found guilty by a judge, Maxwell Wiley, after a bench trial. He will be sentenced in September and faces up to 364 days in jail, the Manhattan district attorney’s office said.

Mr. Perez has been named in two other lawsuits over complaints of excessive force, which were settled. Perez retired from the police department last year - as unwanted NYPD cops are basically un-fireable.

The incident took place while Perez and his partner were on patrol in November 2021. The victim, Borim Husenaj, was 26 years old at the time and police claimed he was allegedly acting erratically in the Greenwich Village neighborhood, holding a bottle.

When the police stopped the homeless man he was not under arrest for any crime.

According to the indictment filed last year, Perez and his partner approached Husenaj, leading to a verbal exchange. Perez pushed Husenaj against a wall and attempted to handcuff him. A scuffle ensued, and Husenaj and Perez fell to the ground, where Perez proceeded to punch Husenaj multiple times while he was defenseless on the ground.

Perez called for an ambulance, believing the man was intoxicated, prosecutors said in a news release from the DA’s office. After a continued verbal back and forth, Perez is accused by prosecutors of pushing the man against a wall to handcuff him.

The man was not under arrest at the time, the statement of facts details, adding that the victim told Perez he was placing the wrong person under arrest.

Both Perez and the man fell to the ground and began to struggle. Perez’s partner then helped subdue the man, according to the news release, which says Perez “proceeded to rapidly punch the victim six times in the face, while he was lying on the ground defenseless.”

“He was brought to the hospital, where he was diagnosed with a broken nose and significant swelling,” the release said.

The man was unconscious for at least one minute and while later testing showed the man was intoxicated, “all objective evidence makes clear that he was also in the throes of a serious psychiatric crisis,” prosecutors said in the statement of facts.

As a result of the assault, Husenaj suffered a broken nose and other emotional and psychological injuries.

Racist suspect Patrick Hendry, the president of the city’s police officers’ union, said in a statement that the conviction would send a “chilling message to every police officer.”

“Cops are being violently attacked on the streets every day,” Mr. Hendry said. “If this is what happens when we try to protect ourselves, we won’t be able to protect the public."

Tragically, he moved to Kosovo to live with family members in January 2022 and took his own life two months later. The lawsuit filed by Husenaj’s estate against Perez and New York City claimed that the assault exacerbated Husenaj’s fear and paranoia, contributing to his suicide.

Legal director Chris Dunn from the New York Civil Liberties Union commended the district attorney’s office for holding Perez accountable, emphasizing the importance of police officers being subject to the law like everyone else. Dunn highlighted the need for more police accountability in cases of misconduct and abuse of power.

The guilty verdict against Perez serves as a reminder of the responsibility that law enforcement officers hold in maintaining public trust and safety. It also underscores the significance of addressing instances of police misconduct to prevent further harm to individuals and communities. Public officials and advocacy groups continue to emphasize the importance of upholding accountability and justice within the police force to build trust and ensure equitable treatment for all. lol. We’ll see how much “justice: happens when this JackOfficer is sentenced.

Black Homelessness Increasing in Indianapolis, a City Controlled by Elite White Liberals. Although Black People Make Up Only 30% of the Population, They Account for More than Half of All Homeless

PHOTO IS THE PROPERTY OF VINCENT BROWN

From [HERE] An annual census found 1,701 individuals experienced homelessness in Marion County on a single night in January, a five percent increase from last year. The number of unsheltered people dropped five percent, from 357 to 339 people.

That’s still about three quarters higher than the number of unsheltered counted in 2022 and triple those counted in 2019.

The census found historic inequities haven’t improved. Over half surveyed were Black individuals, while about 30 percent of Marion County’s overall population is Black. These numbers have been over 50 percent since at least 2019.

More than 100 people gathered on a rainy Wednesday for an event in the Basile Theater at the Historic Athenaeum to learn about the state of homelessness in Indianapolis.

Mayor Joe Hogsett opened the discussion with remarks about his administration’s efforts to reduce the numbers of residents without a home. Those efforts include more permanent supportive housing, legal assistance to thousands of tenants facing evictions and development projects to increase the number of available beds.

“But what the data tells me is that we must do more,” Hogsett said.

Individuals surveyed most commonly cited job loss and lack of income as the cause of their homelessness.

In April, the city and the US Department of Housing and Urban Development entered a cooperative agreement to take over the Indianapolis Housing Agency after years of problems. That agency is responsible for providing housing vouchers for low income residents.

DOJ says Phoenix Police Target Blacks, Latinos and Native Americans: Cops Subject Non-Whites to Unlawful Detention, Excessive or Deadly Force and Purposefully Delay Medical Aid to People They Harm

From [HERE] Phoenix police discriminate against Black, Hispanic and Native American people, unlawfully detain homeless people and use excessive force, including unjustified deadly force, according to a sweeping federal civil rights investigation of law enforcement in the nation's fifth-largest city.

The U.S. Justice Department report released Thursday says investigators found stark racial disparities in how officers in the Phoenix Police Department enforce certain laws, including low-level drug and traffic offenses. Investigators found that Phoenix officers shoot at people who do not pose an imminent threat, fire their weapons after any threat has been eliminated, and routinely delay medical care for people injured in encounters with officers.

The report does not mention whether the federal government is pursuing a court-enforced reform plan known as a consent decree — an often costly and lengthy process — but a Justice Department official told reporters that in similar cases that method has been used to carry out reforms.

Interim Phoenix Police Chief Michael Sullivan said in a statement that they need time to thoroughly review the findings before considering any next steps. A top police union official, meanwhile, called the Justice Department investigation a “farce,” and warned that a consent decree would hurt officer morale.

“The Department of Justice is not interested in making local police departments and the communities they serve better,” said Darrell Kriplean, president of the Phoenix Law Enforcement Association, which represents about 2,200 officers. “This action demonstrates that they are only interested in removing control of local police from the communities that they serve through consent decrees.”

Attorney General Merrick Garland called the report “an important step toward accountability and transparency.” He said in an email that it underscores the department’s commitment to “meaningful reform that protects the civil rights and safety of Phoenix residents and strengthens police-community trust.”

Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego said in a statement that city officials would meet June 25 to get legal advice and discuss next steps.

“I will carefully and thoroughly review the findings before making further comment,” Gallego said.

The Justice Department said Phoenix officers enforce certain laws — such as low-level drug and traffic offenses, loitering and trespassing — more harshly against Black, Hispanic and Native American people than against white people who engage in the same conduct.

Black people in the city are over 3.5 times more likely than white people, for example, to be cited or arrested for not signaling before turning, the report says. Hispanic drivers are more than 50% more likely than white drivers to be cited or arrested for speeding near school zone cameras. And Native American people are more than 44 times more likely than white people — on a per capita basis — to be cited or arrested for possessing and consuming alcohol.

Officers investigating drug-related offenses also were 27% more likely to release white people in 30 minutes or less, but Native Americans accused of the same offense were detained longer, the department said. And Native Americans were 14% more likely to be booked for trespass, while officers cited or released white people accused of the same offense.

There is “overwhelming statistical evidence” that the disparities are due to discrimination, the Justice Department said.

Phoenix has a population of 1.6 million, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Race and ethnicity figures show 2% of the population is Native American, 7% is Black, nearly 43% is Hispanic and 41% is non-Hispanic white.

Of the more than 2,500 officers who work for the Phoenix Police Department, 68% are white, 21% are Hispanic and 4% are Black.

Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke, who leads the Justice Department's Civil Rights Division, criticized Phoenix for “over-policing” homeless people, including arrests without reasonable suspicion of a crime. More than a third of the Phoenix Police Department’s misdemeanor arrests and citations were of homeless people, the report says. The DOJ investigation began in August 2021.

Litigation is an option if the Justice Departments' efforts to secure a consent decree are unsuccessful.

“We remain very hopeful that we can build on the track record of success that we have had in other jurisdictions across our country and put in place a consent decree that contains the strong medicine necessary to address the severe violations identified,” Clarke said.

Similar DOJ investigations in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Baltimore and elsewhere have found systemic problems related to excessive force and civil rights violations, some resulting in costly consent decrees that have lasted for years.

NYPD Much Better at Surveilling and Stopping Law Abiding Black People than Protecting Them from Crime: 92% of All Jaywalking Summons’ are Issued to Blacks in City Controlled by Elite White Liberals

The NYPD must be forced to stop ticketing pedestrians who cross against traffic signals because cops are currently "unfairly targeting Black and Hispanic individuals," says a Brooklyn Council member who wants to end enforcement of so-called "jaywalking."

Council Member Mercedes Narcisse, whose bill to decriminalize the practice will get its first hearing on Tuesday before the transportation committee, said the city's own statistics show that the NYPD is unjustly and selectively enforcing the "crime."

In 2023, of the 463 summonses written for crossing a street against a signal, 92 percent, were written to Blacks or Latinos. In the first three months of 2024, according to new numbers crunched by Streetsblog, 96.5 percent of the 227 of the tickets where the race of the perpetrator was known were handed to Blacks or Latinos.

"The recent statistics for jaywalking tickets from January to March 2024 paint a troubling picture of racial disparities," Narcisse told Streetsblog in a statement. "This makes it abundantly clear that the current enforcement of jaywalking laws disproportionately affects communities of color. Jaywalking should not be a criminal matter that disproportionately impacts certain groups based on race or ethnicity. [MORE]

Racial and Ethnic Inequalities in Household Wealth Persist [the Operating System of Racism White Supremacy Continually Refines Itself while most Black sheople are Oblivious to its Existence]

the operating system of racism white supremacy is thriving - as it goes on continually updating and refining itself while most Black sheople are oblivious to its existence, continue to live in a reactionary state and have become politically powerless, “complicit in their own political emasculation,” and kept in a continuous state of checkmate.

WHEN YOU SAY RACISM DO YOU MEAN BAD WORDS, DISRESPECT AND BIGOTRY OR RACISM WHITE SUPREMACY

From [HERE] Disparities in wealth are pronounced across racial and ethnic groups in the United States. As part of an ongoing series on inequality and equitable growth, we have been documenting the evolution of these gaps between Black, Hispanic, and white households, in this case from the first quarter of 2019 to the fourth quarter of 2023 for a variety of assets and liabilities for a pandemic-era picture. We find that real wealth grew and that the pace of growth for Black, Hispanic, and white households was very similar across this timeframe—yet gaps across groups persist. 

Data Sources 

For this analysis, we rely on the quarterly demographic wealth distributions published in the Federal Reserve Board’s Distributional Financial Accounts (DFA), which are estimated using microdata from the Survey of Consumer Finances (SCF), and aggregate financial data from the Fed’s Financial Accounts series. Due to sample size concerns, we have omitted Asian and Pacific Islander households and households from smaller groups. Hereafter, references to the “study population” refer to Hispanic, non-Hispanic Black, and non-Hispanic white households. We define wealth as net worth (assets minus liabilities). 

We had previously written on racial and ethnic differences in wealth in a February 2024 blog post (as well as differences by age) and found a decline in the aggregate real wealth of Black households after 2019. However, some questions about the data, related to the sample of Black households, came to our attention after that post and we decided to revisit the analysis at the household level rather than the aggregate level.

At the beginning of 2019, Hispanic and Black households constituted 11 percent and 16 percent of households in the study population, respectively, yet they held just 2.7 percent and 4.9 percent of total wealth of that population. Meanwhile, 73 percent of households in our sample were white and held 92.4 percent of the wealth. In 2019 dollars, the average Black household held $253,000 in wealth, the average Hispanic household held $205,000, and the average white household held $1.06 million. The data allow us to calculate wealth estimates for average households by group but not for median households, so we report only averages. [MORE]

[racism is about Domination not mean words or hate] 'Racists Didn't Steal Slaves. They Stole Scientists, Doctors, Architects, Entrepreneurs, Astronomers, etc and Made Them Slaves'- Kyrie Irving

Kyrie Irving took to Instagram to set the record straight on the Black community and their subject to slavery.

The Dallas Mavericks guard posted a story about how the modern system took the skilled Black people and is using them as slaves as opposed to noticing them for their skillset that could make a difference to the world.

Irving has been an advocate for social change and a strong supporter of the community for years now and is now spending his offseason educating the masses about the trials the Black community goes through even during a period where discrimination is prevalent. [MORE]

Study Finds Racial Disparities in Dementia are Determined by Social Factors Not Genetic Ancestry ["race" is a political classification, a political system. The purpose of race is to practice racism]

From [HERE] Racial disparities in dementia are due to social determinants of health, with genetic ancestry playing no role, according to a new study led by researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis.

The study, which was based on a long-running population-based survey in four Latin American countries, helps explain why people of predominantly Native American or African ancestry have a higher prevalence of dementia: Study participants were more likely to experience social contexts and health conditions that raised their risk of cognitive decline, such as lower education levels, rural residency and high blood pressure. Once such factors were accounted for, ancestry added no additional risk.

"Marginalized racial and ethnic groups have higher rates of dementia in many countries, and disentangling the biological from the social contributors has been challenging," said corresponding author Jorge Llibre-Guerra, MD, an assistant professor of neurology.

"Latin America provides a unique framework to separate the two. It is the region with the largest mixture of genetic ancestries, plus it has profound social inequalities. This study clearly shows that poor cognitive health is part of the legacy of the racial caste system. It's not family ancestry that is putting people at risk. In a way, the findings are reassuring, because social determinants of health are modifiable."

The study is published in the journal Alzheimer's & Dementia. [MORE]

Study Finds Racial Disparities in Youth Psychiatric Inpatient Admissions - Black Children get Boarded in Emergency Rooms Indefinitely w/No Meaningful Treatment

From [HERE] According to new research published in JAMA, there are concerning disparities in the boarding rates of both children and adolescents who are in emergency departments for severe mental health symptoms. These findings illustrate a significant need for targeted resources that will reduce boarding while promoting an equitable access to care.1,2

For this cross-sectional analysis, data from May 2020 to June 2022 that included youths aged 5 to 17 years who boarded in a Massachusetts emergency departments for 3 or more midnights while awaiting inpatient psychiatric care. The purpose of this study, according to the investigators, is to summarize characteristics of youth—including age, gender, race or ethnicity, insurance, diagnosis, and barriers to placement—who boarded the emergency departments to test for any disparities in boarding lengths and inpatient admission rates following boarding. Additionally, the investigators also evaluated whether statewide demand for inpatient psychiatric care had any associations with individual outcomes.2

A total of 4942 boarding episodes from this dataset were identified. Of these events, 2648 were for cisgender females (54%), 1958 (40%) for cisgender males, and 336 (7%) for transgender or nonbinary youth. Additionally, the investigators observed that 1337 youth (27%) were younger than 13 years of age, with depression being the most common diagnosis (n = 2138, 43%).2

The findings demonstrated that from the total number of events, approximately 56% (n = 2748) resulted in inpatient admission, of which 171 transgender and nonbinary youths (51%) and 1558 cisgender females (59%) received inpatient care (−9.1%; 95% CI, −14.7% to −3.6%). Transgender or nonbinary youths were also boarded for a mean (SD) of 10.4 (8.3) midnights compared with cisgender females, who were boarded for 8.6 (6.9) midnights (adjusted difference: 2.2 midnights; 95% CI, 1.2-3.2 midnights). Further, there were fewer Black youths who were admitted into inpatient care compared with their White counterparts (n = 382, 51% and n = 1231, 56%, respectively; adjusted difference: −4.3%; 95% CI, −8.4% to −0.2%). The authors also observed that for every additional 100 youth boarding statewide on the day of assessment, the percentage of youth was approximately 19.4% lower (95% CI, −23.6% to −15.2%) and boarding times were 3.0 midnights longer (95% CI, 2.4-3.7 midnights).2

“The experience of boarding—of being stuck in 1 emergency department room, under 24-hour, 1-on-1 supervision, for days or weeks at a time, with little definitive mental health treatment and not knowing how long you’ll be stuck there—is detrimental to children’s wellbeing,” said Lindsay Overhage, MD/PhD student and researcher, department of Health Care Policy at Harvard Medical School, in a news release. “In fields other than psychiatry, the sickest person in the emergency department gets admitted first for inpatient care. But many inpatient units don’t feel equipped to deal with kids who have the most severe psychiatric symptoms, so by default these kids end up languishing in emergency departments.”1 [MORE]