UF student Tasered at a Kerry Forum (Page 1 of 2)

Rule of thumb:

Once an arrest has been initiated by the police for whatever reason, fair or unfair, do not resist the arrest for your own benefit.

For me this is the last straw. If there isn't a visible revolutionary movement to take back the Republic soon, I'm packing my bags. If I don't draw the line now, then when? When they start frying protesters with their new microwave torture beam?

Very well-said morningsun.

Also, pretty unthinkably, Kerry did not speak to stop them from tasering the boy.  Instead, he casually answered (deflected) the question, as the one who posed it was being tasered.

I'm just looking at another version of the video, which shows more of the context than I saw the first time in a different video.   The boy here was definitely lacking in self-control and should have given up the microphone much sooner.   But he obviously had some knowledge that most people don't have regarding Bush & Kerry's Skull & Bones affiliation and the total rigging of our election system, so it's really no surprise this kid was upset and wanted to say something.  The audience applauded his arrest based on his unacceptable behavior, not on the subject matter of his question.    And many of the members of that audience -- including internet viewers -- may now subconsciously associate his behavior with his question, and tend to view other truthseekers as loonies themselves.   Who knows, maybe that was the whole point and the entire situation was a setup.   

Edit: As much as I dislike Henry Makow's views on a lot of things, he has an interesting write-up on the idea of this incident being a psy-op.

Either way the taser issue just underscores how totalitarian things have become.   We are now at a place where people must immediately obey all commands from the authorities, otherwise they will be electrocuted.  That is not the kind of world I want to live in.

Kerry made an empty claim --  as the kid was being arrested -- that he was willing to answer the question.   He had no intention of giving a straight answer.   He was asked this same question on TV a few years ago, go here to see his answer.

This kid probably just found out recently that both Presidential candidates belonged to the same German Nazi death-cult which has taken over the American government, and was trying to use this opportunity to get some answers.    That's hardly an "obsession with secret societies" as you characterize it.    If anything it was an extremely appropriate question; he just should have approached the situation with more maturity and self-control.

I'm sure that senator Kerry has no power over the authorities when an arrest is being conducted in front of him in public.  The oddity of the situation, however, illustrates the powers or (nodes) as montalk has mentioned in another thread, that govern an agenda of the American government.

The guy asked for it in broad daylight, but his 'crazyness' has definately influenced some people who witnessed the whole incident.

Can you cut&paste the contents from one or both of those links?  I won't touch GLP with a hundred-foot pole; I don't need spyware all over my machine.

If someone wants to create a peaceful demonstration they have to aquire a permit from the city  authorities.  Without a permit the police has the right to arrest the partakers of the demonstration.  That's probably what happened in the first video.

The second video was quite disturbing.  The policeman probably took whatever was said to him, personally and lost his cool.  It tends to happen more often now adays and the best solution to not get into such situations is to be a moderate, non resistant against authorities in any situation and worry free of all the paranoic (MIS)(DIS) information that surrounds us.  If you are moderate, worry free and at the same time aware of your surroundings then you won't run into situations that involve authorities.

Peace, PhiConcept.