Like Nazi Germany: Federal Court says NYPD can Continue to Stop and Frisk Non-Whites For No Reason - Judge Removed

Movement Regulations/ID Measures. Similar to the changing demographics in the U.S between whites and non-whites - as the number of Jews or more specifically, Semites (non-white people) rose in Nazi Germany, Jews felt the effects of many decrees and regulations that restricted all aspects of their public and private lives. Various movement regulations and identification measures (like "Papers Please" laws)  requiring Semites to wear a yellow star for instance enabled the police to pick up any Jew, anywhere, anytime. In the U.S. no such star is necessary - it is your skin color that identifies you as a target.  [MORE] and [MORE]. White people practice racism to survive. 

From [HERE] and [HERE] A federal appeals court on Thursday blocked a judge's ruling that found the New York Police Department's stop-and-frisk policy discriminated against minorities, and it took the unusual step of removing her from the case, saying interviews she gave during the trial called her impartiality into question.

The city applauded the appeals court's decision. Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly (racist suspect in video), who was shouted down over the tactic by students during a speech at Brown University this week, said he was grateful for it.

"This is indeed an important decision for all New Yorkers and for the men and women of the New York City police department who work very hard day in and day out to keep this city safe," he said.

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said the ruling by U.S. District Judge Shira A. Scheindlin will be on hold pending the outcome of an appeal by the city. But it may be a nonissue after next week's mayoral election: Democrat Bill de Blasio, who's leading in polls, has said he would drop objections to the ruling, which calls for major changes to the police tactic.

The judge decided in August the city violated the civil rights of tens of thousands of blacks and Hispanics by disproportionally stopping, questioning and sometimes frisking them. She assigned a monitor to help the police department change its policy and training programs on the tactic.

The three-judge panel heard arguments Tuesday. Lawyers in the case said the police department hasn't had to do anything except meet with a monitor since the judge's decision, but the city said police officers are afraid to stop and frisk people now and the number of stop-and-frisks has dropped dramatically.

The appeals panel didn't change the deadline for the appeal and said it expected arguments in March, well after the new mayor takes office.

It said Scheindlin needed to be removed because she ran afoul of the code of conduct for U.S. judges by misapplying a ruling that allowed her to take the case and by giving media interviews and making public statements responding to criticism.

Scheindlin said in a statement later Thursday she consented to the interviews under the condition she wouldn't comment on the ongoing case.

"And I did not," she said.

She said some reporters used quotes from written opinions that gave the appearance she had commented on the case but "a careful reading of each interview will reveal that no such comments were made."

Don't Worry About Jay Z. Stop Shopping at Macy's/Barneys = Stop Supporting White Supremacy

Do Not Do anything to assist or participate in the practice of racism/white supremacy. Whether Jay Z does whatever - Barney's will find a new n**** to replace him to do whatever. From [HERE] The New York state attorney general is investigating Macy's Inc and Barneys New York Inc after multiple allegations of racial profiling in which black customers say the New York City department stores targeted them because of their race.

The stores have until November 1 to submit information to Attorney General Eric Schneiderman's office concerning their policies on stopping and detaining customers, calling the police on "suspicious" customers, and policies on anti-discrimination and race, according to letters sent by the attorney general to Barneys Chief Executive Officer Mark Lee and Macy's Chief Stores Officer Peter Sachse.

"Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is committed to ensuring that all New York residents are afforded equal protection under the law. The alleged repeated behavior of your employees raises troubling questions about your company's commitment to that ideal," the letters read. [Do not expect justice, expect white supremacy. Be mindful of symbolic politics -- (Sharpton is accountable to no one. He is not elected or appointed or designated to represent anyone. He runs his own outfit and works for NBC (General Electric). Rhyming, singing songs, holding hands & holding up signs do not stop white supremacy) -- designed to address individual discrimination by employees in the future or showings of "respect" or apologies for racism - all before "Black Friday." Be pleasantly surprised if there is a remedy that addresses the actual white collective or systematic racism of the NYPD and these white companies.] 

At a press conference at the headquarters of the Rev. Al Sharpton's civil rights group, National Action Network, Tuesday morning, Lee responded to the allegations, telling reporters that store officials have conducted an internal investigation of the incidents, and that Barneys has zero tolerance for discrimination.

Has One White Person Been Killed by a Drone? "Unmanned, America's Drone Wars" [on Non-Whites]

Naming the Dead From [HERE] and [HERE] More than 2,500 people have died in CIA drone strikes in the tribal region of north west Pakistan. Here is a record of the people reportedly killed in these strikes, who have been identified. More on the global de-population of non-whites.

4th Amendment Vanishing: Police firing GPS tracking 'bullets' at cars during chases

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It's called Starchase. Essentially, it's a cannon that fires "bullets" that are sticky GPS devices.

CBS 12 offered an example in real life of how it's done.

Iowa state trooper Tim Sieleman seemed rather mesmerized. He told CBS 12: "If you had told me 16 years ago that I would have had a cannon on the front of my car, I wouldn't have believed it." [MORE]

Whites Only: Racism on Parade as 4th Victim of Macy's/NYPD White Supremacy Comes Forward

White Collective Power/White Supremacy = When a white owned and operated business targets Black customers and works to exclude them from their premises and the police support and defend the company's "right" to do so - while the white media pretends any incidents are isolated or individualistic, not systematic. [MORE]

 From [HERE] Another department store customer came forward Sunday with the fourth “shopping while black” complaint in a week — a customer who says he was surrounded by cops after a legitimate purchase at Macy’s Herald Square in New York. In an eerie echo of the three prior allegations of racial profiling last week, Art Palmer said four plainclothes cops questioned him just three blocks away from the flagship store after he bought $320 worth of Polo dress shirts and ties April 24.

Palmer, a 56-year-old exercise trainer from Crown Heights, Brooklyn, said he made the purchase without incident, using both his Macy’s platinum card and his American Express card.

He was walking to a gym on Park Ave. when police surrounded him and demanded to see his ID. The officers said they were suspicious because they had lost sight of him [probable cause for what offense?] on the store’s surveillance cameras, he said.

“The reason why we stopped you was because you were standing in an area at Macy’s where we could not see you,” one of the officers said, Palmer told reporters Sunday.

When asked if he believed he was racially (targeted) profiled, he said, “There was no other reason.”

He was allowed to continue on his way after he showed his receipt for the duds and the cards with which he purchased them.

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Shopping in a White Supremacy System: Black Actor Targeted @ Macys, Searched & Detained for an Hour by NYPD

From [HERE] Barneys isn't the only store being accused of racial discrimination. Now, Macy's has been slapped with a lawsuit implicating the luxury store of racial profiling.

The New York Post reports that actor Robert Brown, who's most known for his starring role opposite Sean Connery in the film “Finding Forrester," has filled a civil suit for an unspecified sum against the luxury retail store and the New York Police Department, citing that he was unlawfully searched by undercover police officers on June 8, 2013. ('The existence of White Supremacy (Racism) automatically eliminates the possibility of any non-white person being so-called "upper-class" or "middle class" in his or her relationship to any person, any place. Such persons are the Powerless Class.' [theCode])

The 29 year old black man, was stopped after making a purchase at the Sunglass Hut store located inside Macy's flagship location in New York's Herald Square.

According to the Manhattan Supreme Court suit, Brown presented his ID to the cops but “was told that his identification was false and that he could not afford to make such an expensive purchase." The Brooklyn resident says he was then arrested and detained by cops for over an hour before finally being released without any charges.

This isn't the first time Macy's has dealt with a racial discrimination lawsuit. In 2005, the company paid New York state $600,000 to settle a complaint that its New York department stores were racially profiling shoppers and unlawful handcuffing them while they were being detained on suspicion of shoplifting.

Brown's incident at Macy's is almost parallel to that of 19-year-old college student Trayon Christian and 21-year-old nursing student Kayla Phillips, who have both filed suits against Barneys and the NYPD this week.

D.C. police officer guilty of assault for use of excessive force on Black Man during 2011 arrest

From [HERE] A D.C. police officer was convicted of assault Wednesday in D.C. Superior court for a January 2011 use of excessive force during an arrest at a Northeast Washington store.

Officer Clinton Turner, 42, was found guilty of simple assault by Judge Robert E. Morin for incident inside the Downtown Locker Room store in the 3900 block of Minnesota Avenue on Jan. 20, 2011 while he was on duty.

Prosecutors said Turner, who was a patrol officer working in the 6th District, exchanged words with a store employee and the employee then walked away from the argument. Turner followed and kept telling the employee “don’t let us get you locked up on your birthday,” prosecutors said.

The victim asked why he would be arrested for being at work doing his job and the officer warned that if he said “something else” he would be arrested, according to prosecutors. The employee sarcastically said “something else” and Turner grabbed the victim and slammed him into a display wall.

Turner then took the victim to the ground by pulling his hair, pulling out clumps of hair, and put him into a choke-hold, prosecutors said.

He is scheduled to be sentenced Nov. 1 on the misdemeanor charge which is punishable by up to 180 days in jail and a $1,000 fine.

Family Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Dallas Police: Witness says Unarmed Black Man Complied with cops before being Shot 7 times

From [HERE] Days after a police shooting that left a mentally ill man in critical condition, another Dallas family whose son was shot by a Dallas Police officer filed a lawsuit against the city and the officer who fired the gun.

Collette Flanagan says she sympathizes with the mother of Bobby Bennett, a schizophrenic man who was shot by Dallas Police in front of his home, after his mother called 911 for help, saying her son was not on his medication and was sitting outside with a knife. Police reported they opened fire because Bennett lunged at them in an aggressive manner, but a neighbor’s surveillance camera shows a different story. Bennett is seen standing still with his arms at his side, when officers opened fire.

“It just made me sick, but thank God there was footage to substantiate that,” Flanagan said.

Her son, Clinton 25, was killed at the hands of a Dallas police officer earlier this year. On March 10th, Dallas Police responded to a disturbance call at an Oak Cliff apartment complex. Police say Officer Clark Staller first tased Allen, then opened fire when Allen began choking him. Allen was found to have PCP in his system. But his family has long disputed that story.

Flanagan says Allen went to his friends apartment to pick up a television. She did not answer the door and he kept knocking. Then she called 911.

The lawsuit states Allen’s friend called 911 “to appease” the male guest she had in her apartment at the time. The lawsuit also states Allen was trying to walk away from the officer to avoid any problems.

“We have a witness who Clinton comply with the instructions given by Officer Staller – clearly comply- had his hands visible. Yet he was just gunned down, shot seven times,” said Daryl Washington, a Dallas attorney who is representing Flanagan.

That witness did not testify in front of a grand jury on Friday, Oct. 11th. A Dallas County Grand Jury declined to indict Officer Clark Staller,  who is white. 

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Demonstrators Across U.S. Protest 'Epidemic Of Police Brutality' (the Black Fear of Confronting white supremacy)

Police brutality is a symptom of white supremacy/racism, which thus far, is non-stop and undefeated. "Black people are going to have to stop moaning, rocking, crying, complaining and begging. Black people are going to have to stop thinking that rhyme and rhetoric will solve problems. Black people are going to have to stop finger-popping and singing. Black people are going to have to stop dancing and clowning. Black people are going to have to stop laughing and and listening to loud radios. All of these behaviors, and many more, have absolutely nothing to do with addressing the challenges and conditions of the open warfare continuously being waged against the Black collective.

We Black people do not see the war being waged against us because we don't want to and because we are afraid. We are engaging in behavior designed specifically to block out any awareness of the war - our true reality. Our behavior thus forces us into the insanity of hoping and begging - as opposed to the sanity of analysis, specific behavioral pattern design and specific conduct in all areas of people activity: economics, education, entertainment, labor, law, politics, religion, sex and war." [MORE]

Above Video from [HERE]. Words from [HERE] Black people throughout the world, live under the power of the white supremacy system of total oppression and domination, implying the absence of any true power to determine ultimately what happens to their individual and collective lives. This is the major and only problem facing Black and all other non-white peoples throughout the world. This is precisely why they are called and classified as Black and non-white, to set them specifically in oppositional contrast to, and in conflict with, the genetic reality of white. But because this is a frightening and painful reality upon which to focus Black and other non-white attention, we as Blacks, particularly in the U.S., succumb to circular thought. Likewise, there is not only a failure to approach problem solution, but there is a stubborn refusal even to look directly at the problem. Ultimately, there is a disturbance in problem perception. Therefore, Black people in the U.S. reject the conscious recognition of the global white supremacy system, its absolute necessity of non-white oppression and its very specific implications of a continuing powerlessness and potential destruc­tion - as opposed to a natural death - for Blacks and other designated non-whites. [MORE]

Independent autopsy: Black Man Died from Multiple Blows During 10 Minute Beating by Riverside Police - 'his brain was a jar of jelly'

From [HERE] An autopsy found that a Black man who died after a struggle with Riverside police had a boot print on his chest and died from multiple blows and kicks to his head and body, his family’s attorneys said Tuesday, Oct. 22. Raymond Johnson, 41, of Moreno Valley, was pronounced dead shortly after officers in Moreno Valley tried to pull him from his car in the parking lot of a Burger King. A bystander video shows officers repeatedly striking and kicking him.

About a dozen of Johnson’s family members gathered Tuesday in Los Angeles to announce plans to file a wrongful death claim and lawsuit against the Riverside County Sheriff's Department and the six to eight officers involved in the arrest. The department provides police services to Moreno Valley.

One of the family’s three attorneys, Rickie Ivie, said an independent autopsy showed severe blunt-force trauma to his head and injuries from multiple punches and kicks delivered by officers during a 10-minute beating on Oct. 11. Officers also used a Taser and pepper spray on Johnson.

Ivie said the autopsy showed Johnson's brain was “a jar of jelly” as a result of being hit multiple times.

“The real issue is (white supremacy/racism) we don't need to kill someone who is unarmed in order to take them into custody,” Ivie said. “It was not justified to use lethal force. There is no difference between shooting someone and bashing someone's head in.”

Riverside County sheriff's Chief Deputy Patty Knudson (in photo) said the county coroner's autopsy conducted last week did not show that Johnson died from head injuries or blunt-force trauma. She said a cause of death is still undetermined, pending toxicology results.

“The Riverside County Sheriff’s Department is committed to conducting a full and fair investigation, and we invite the results of the independent autopsy to be shared with the Central Homicide Unit investigators,” Knudson said.