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Posts Tagged new orleans
American Culture VS Global Culture
From The Federalist:
When American citizen and Army veteran Shamsud-Din Jabbar attacked his own country on New Year’s Day, the tragedy served as a reminder that globalist politicians are flooding the country with ideologies hostile to the country’s very existence.
Despite the clear and present danger of radical Islam, which turned Jabbar — an Army veteran and lifelong citizen — to violence against his country, globalist politicians have been welcoming this ideology for years under a watered-down idea of citizenship.
New Orleans Police Response Time Is Two and A Half Hours
From Bearing Arms:
It is one of the most startling crime stats to emerge in recent months: It takes New Orleans police an average of 2½ hours to respond to a 9-1-1 call, according to a new analysis presented to the City Council on Wednesday.
New Orleans Passes Order Allowing Ban On Gun Sales
FBI WMD Training Workshop in New Orleans
Posted by Brian in News, Threat Watch on 30/Jul/2012 13:52
WMD Training Workshop Tests Massive Response
WMD disaster scenario illustrates the need to train with fellow first responders. Details
New Orleans Cops Sentenced in Murder of Civilians
From PoliceMag.com:
A federal jury had convicted the officers in August of fatally shooting two civilians and seriously wounding four others on Sept. 4, 2005 following Hurricane Katrina. The shooting was covered up for almost five years.
U.S. District Court Judge Kurt Englehardt sentenced Sgt. Kenneth Bowen to 40 years; Sgt. Robert Gisevius to 40 years; Officer Robert Faulcon to 65 years; and Officer Anthony Villavaso to 38 years.