America
2012: The Supreme Court Has Made It Legal For The
Police To Strip Search You Any Time They Want
http://endoftheamericandream.com
http://albertpeia.com/stripyouanytime.htm
‘Last week the
But don't the police need probable
cause before they search you? Aren't we protected against unreasonable
searches by the
The
right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects,
against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no
Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or
affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the
persons or things to be seized.
Unfortunately, not even the Supreme
Court seems to care much about the
As I have written about previously,
in the "new America" you don't get any rights.
Instead, the government gives you a
limited number of "privileges" that it can revoke at any time.
The story of the man that was at the
heart of the Supreme Court case mentioned above demonstrates this. His
name was Albert Florence and he was arrested for not paying a fine that he had already paid.
But the fact that he was innocent
didn't seem to matter too much to the police. They held him in prison for
six days and strip searched him twice. The following is how CNN described what
Court
records show
"It
was very disgusting. It was just a bad, bad experience," he told CNN's
Kate Bolduan recently. "I was just told, 'Do as
you're told.' Wash in this disgusting soap and obey the
directions of the officer who was instructing me to turn around, lift my
genitals up, turn around, and squat."
Are you upset when you read that?
You should be.
You see, this is how totalitarian
governments act. Totalitarian regimes love to dehumanize and humiliate
their "detainees" by stripping them naked.
So when we see this kind of behavior
by authorities in the
And when we see the
At first, Americans were told that
this kind of treatment would only happen to
"prisoners of war" overseas.
But then came
the "enhanced pat-downs" from the TSA.
Then we learned that the TSA was
actually strip searching old women at our
airports.
And now we discover that strip
searching will be legal for every single person that is arrested in the entire
nation.
What in the world is happening to us?
Some will argue that if you don't
want to be strip searched that you should just avoid committing a crime.
Well, in 2012 almost everything is a crime in
In fact, if you are just walking down
the street minding your own business or even if you are in your own home doing
absolutely nothing the police could still probably arrest you because there are
probably about 1000 things that
you are not doing that you are supposed to be doing.
And you know what horny police
officers all over
They are going to be thinking that it
is now open season for strip searching beautiful women.
There have already been hundreds of
complaints that the TSA has been specifically
targeting attractive women during airport security screenings.
Anyone that does not believe that
police are going to do the exact same thing is being delusional.
In fact, we have already seen many
examples of this around the country. As I wrote about a while back, one group of female pro-life
demonstrators was recently strip searched by police twice. They didn't
do anything wrong and they should have never been arrested, but that didn't
prevent them from being strip searched in front of male police officers.
We have crossed a very dangerous line
as a nation.
We have now gotten to the point where
sexual humiliation is a standard law enforcement technique.
A recent article by Naomi Wolf detailed how the use of sexual
humiliation as a control technique has been steadily increasing in our society
in recent years....
Our surveillance state shown
considerable determination to intrude on citizens sexually.
There's the sexual abuse of prisoners at Bagram – der Spiegel reports that "former inmates report
incidents of … various forms of sexual humiliation. In some cases, an
interrogator would place his penis along the face of the detainee while he was
being questioned. Other inmates were raped with sticks or threatened with anal
sex". There was the stripping of Bradley Manning is solitary confinement.
And there's the policy set up after the story of the "underwear
bomber" to grope US travelers genitally or else force them to go through a
machine – made by a company, Rapiscan, owned by
terror profiteer and former DHA czar Michael Chertoff
– with images so vivid that it has been called the "pornoscanner".
We have all been told that we must
sacrifice personal dignity for the greater good.
We have all been told that
"national security" trumps our liberties and our freedoms.
But the further we go down this road,
the more we become like communist
In
But even if you don't go outside you
can still be stopped and frisked. Thousands of apartment buildings in
The following is how a recent Rolling Stone article
described this program....
According
to the NYCLU, which filed the suit, "virtually every private apartment
building [in the Bronx] is enrolled in the program," and "in
If
you live in a Clean Halls building, you can’t even go out to take out the trash
without carrying an ID – and even that might not be enough. If you go out for
any reason, there may be police in the hallways, demanding that you explain
yourself, and insisting, in brazenly illegal and unconstitutional fashion, on
searches of your person.
Can you see where all of this is
going?
We are rapidly becoming a society
where there is absolutely no privacy left and where citizens are routinely
dehumanized and humiliated.
If those in charge of protecting us
cannot keep us safe and
respect our liberties and our freedoms at the same time, then they should
resign and give their jobs to someone else.
Many of the things that are being
done in this nation right now in the name of "security" are absolutely shameful.
Our leaders are turning their backs on what it means to be American, and
millions of citizens all over the country should be howling in disgust.
Unfortunately, most people seem to be
buying in to the "new
Oh how far you have fallen
