A Brief History of Slavery and the Origins of American Policing Archives - Cop Block

New School Program Places Students in 7 Week Police Course, Acquire Identification Card to Notify Police of Completion

November 16, 2015November 16, 2015 Kristan T Harris 850 Views 7 week police cource, A Brief History of Slavery and the Origins of American Policing, agenda 21, america, common core, communism, communist core, communitarianism, cop block, copblocking the police state, Gestapo, government over reach, Is the Police STOP Course in Public Schools Eerily Similar to the Gestapo Youth Program?, kristan harris, Nazi, police, police chief magazine, Police State, rundown live, school system, schools, stop, students, students talking it over with police, teachers nominate, teachers nominate students for police course, the rundown live

The Rundown Live Racine and Mount Pleasant teachers will begin to nominate students to take part in a seven-week police

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Cops: Eating Out The Substance Of Their Own Countrymen

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Every government employee is morally suspect, this is true. Funded by violent expropriation (taxation), government workers add no net gain

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