Today, we live in a full-fledged, militarized police state where the average American gets nervous driving in traffic as soon as they notice a cop in the rear view mirror, even though the person hasn’t done anything wrong and is simply just trying to travel freely from one place to another. Innocent people being brutalized or dying at the hands of twitchy police during traffic stops is sadly not uncommon here — we hear about it every day in the news. A thousand people have died by police so far in America just this year. Everyone knows how late the hour is…
Meanwhile, this video shows you what a traffic stop looks like when someone in the upper American echelon, such as a former Governor and Bilderberg attendee, gets stopped by a cop after breaking numerous traffic laws.
The comparison made here is not even remotely close. If a traffic stop had happened in the movie “They Live,” it would look like this. “OH, I’m so SORRY, I didn’t see your face, sir…”
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When I was a truck driver, I made a wrong turn in Muncie Ind. I turned around going around a block with my window down. A while later a police car with flashing lights pulled me over. The first policeman came up to my door with his hand on his gun. Then a young cop with a leather jacket came. They accused me of running over the hood of a car while turning around. I told them to look at the tires and truck to find scratches etc. The old cop was good cop. The young cop did everything he could do to try to swing at him. After they could not find anything the young cop told me to get out of his town. This was in 2000 and about 800,000 miles without an accident or ticket. Very uncomfortable situation that I did not know how it would end. Probably worse now.
Actually once you pull on to private property it becomes very problematic for them to issue a ticket.
Research that crap. I’ve done it myself. Drove a block and a half to pull into my driveway.
I think this may be a case of CMC. (Carpet munching cop). She did it because she plays for the other team, and she enjoyed it.