We all know this. It's very self-evident. There are two kinds of people cops really hate. A man who stands on his rights and a man who records himself standing on his rights as he's verbally decimating the tyrant who's trying to threaten, kidnap, and extort him out of his rights in the name of protecting and serving him. >> What's going on? So, you guys are doing searches? >> I'm sorry. >> You guys are searching everywhere? No one's doing a search. >> So, you're driving around a private parking lot. You're doing a searching. >> That's not searching. >> Looking is searching. >> Oh, really? Hey, park. Looking is searching. I guess I'm looking for crime. Yes, that's my job. >> You're violating 1961. 18 USC 1961. You're raketeering. >> What's your name? >> They also despise those who interfere with their tyranny by refusing to cooperate with their investigation of you. >> You don't have to answer no questions. Stop doing that. Go. You can go. Ma'am, at this time you're impeding. Am I >> I know. I know. >> Wait, wait, wait. You said at this time I'm impeding what? Finish your investigation. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Who's been investigated? >> Can be arrested for obstruction. >> Hi. >> All right. What's going on? >> Your registration's been expired since 2024. >> What's going on? >> That's I just told you. >> What's going on? So, you guys are doing a searches? >> I'm sorry. >> You guys are searching everywhere? >> I'm just talking to you right now. >> No, no, no, no. But you're doing searches. >> No one's doing a search. >> So, you're driving around a private parking lot. You're doing searching. That's not searching. >> Looking is searching. >> Oh, really? >> Hey, part looking is searching, I guess. >> What do you mean you guess? >> If you're out >> That's what the last guy said, too. >> If If you're out driving, >> that's what the last guy we harassed said, too. >> You're searching. You're looking >> driver's license on you, sir. >> Sir, you're out searching looking. >> I'm looking for a crime. Yes, that's my job. >> So, where's the crime? >> Your registration's been expired since >> that's not a crime. >> May I see your driver's license, please? >> No. >> If you don't provide to me, I'm going to take you to jail. >> No. this man is sitting in. >> So in other words, if you don't provide me what I told you to provide to me, that is your ID. In other words, make yourself insecure in your person and I know I took an oath to protect your anonymity under the fourth amendment of the constitution. But if you don't show me your ID, if you don't show me your papers here in Germany, I will take you to a cage. I will kidnap you and throw you in my basement is basically what this cop's saying. He's not out there to serve and protect anyone. He's out there looking for crimes and he believes it's a crime if you disobey his political parasitic masters and don't register your car, which is basically taxation. Now, if we were back in the 1700s, the late 1700s, this guy would be wearing red. He would be a red coat and the colonists would be dumping tea into the to the Boston Harbor in violation of this guy's masters. inside his vehicle in a private parking lot when two cops start driving around the area looking for violations. And when the man questions the investigation, the officer says, "It's private property and I'm looking for crime." The recording begins with the man minding his business, but he seems to sense that the cops driving around the area are eventually going to make their way over to him. So, he starts recording before they even approach. And sure enough, two officers show up at his car. One of them immediately brings up the vehicle's registration, telling the man it has been expired since 2024. But the man is less interested in the registration and more interested in why these officers were driving around the private parking lot looking at vehicles in the first place. He starts, >> you know, it it makes me always wonder how many crimes have these badged thugs committed in the name of law and order. How many people have been violated? How many people have been harmed? How many people kidnapped? How much property damage have they done? How many wrong houses have they gone to? How many Karen Garners have they broken the bones of? How much economic terrorism have they foisted on the American people that they claim to be protecting and serving? How much tyranny has happened? How much has funneled through into reality through the hands of these officers right here? >> Questioning what they are doing and whether they are searching the area. The officer initially pushes back on the word searching, but then he makes his purpose very clear. I'm looking for crime. Yes, that's my job. The man fires straight back. So, where's the crime? The officer points to the expired registration. Then the officer asks for his driver's license. The man refuses and the response comes with a direct threat. If you don't provide, >> yeah, we already got this. We already got this. All right, let's see. >> He's in a private parking lot. >> Hi. >> Hi. What's going on? >> Your registration's been expired since 2024. >> What's going on? >> That's I just told you. What's going on? So, you guys are doing searches? >> I'm sorry. >> You guys are searching everywhere? >> I'm just talking to you right now. >> No, no, no, no. But you're doing searches. >> No one's doing search. >> So, you're driving around a private parking lot. You're doing searching. >> That's not searching. >> Looking is searching. >> Oh, really? Hey, part looking is searching, I guess. >> What do you mean you guess? >> If you're out the last guy said, too. >> If If you're out driving and you're searching, you're looking >> on you, sir. >> So, you're out searching looking. >> I'm looking for crime. Yes, that's my job. >> So, where's the crime? Your registration's been expired. >> That's not a crime. >> May I see your driver's license, please? >> No. >> If you don't >> I I just want to hone in on this mentality right here. Cops actually do think that you have committed a crime if you did not renew your registration, which is basically taxation. Taxation by any other name is still theft. In the name of state functionaries, it is extortion. So he's basically saying if you don't allow yourself to be extorted then we will arrive on the scene and help the state to extort you. They are agents of the state. They're not there to secure and protect your rights. They are there to promote the purposes of the state. And the state will always be that great fiction by which everyone seeks to live at the expense of everyone else. >> Me I'm going to take you to jail. >> No. No. So you're going to ruin my life? >> Nope. I have no plan. >> You're raketeering right now. >> Amen. You're violating 1961. 18 USC 1961. You're racketeering. >> Wow. >> You're you're racketeering against me. So, whatever you do now will be used against you in the court of law and already have a lawsuit that's pending. So, your officer searching my car. >> No, it's not. >> This is a Terry stop. >> No, it is. You're detained and we have probable cause to >> probable cause. There you go. Corporate traffic law gives in the mind of the cops. Corporate traffic law gives cops what they believe is probable cause. The problem is there's no crime. And we know there's no crime because there's no victim. The state can never ever be a victim in any of these cases right here. >> You're inside of a private parking lot. >> That is true. Yes, sir. >> And and and you're driving around searching. >> No one's searching. I still don't know what you mean by >> Yeah. You know exactly what I mean. >> Let me help you out a little bit. Do you mean like >> you're searching? >> I can't help you out. >> You're searching. Both of you guys are searching. >> Can I start with your driver's license and can I >> I can't help you out. Well, I'm while I'm here. I've arrived on the scene to harass you. I can't help you while I'm harassing you. >> See your right hand? I don't know where it's at. And I don't know what's in this car. >> Now that the door's open, I'm just going to keep it open. >> No, you're not. You're not going to touch that. I'm not going to touch that. >> Okay. So So again, so this is what you guys do. This is racketeering. You guys are racketeering. >> You guys are racketeering. >> Hi, sir. We're here for for >> Okay. I don't care what you say. You guys You guys are raketeering. I I have this on video. You guys are racketeering. You guys are racketeering right now. It's it's a criminal act. >> You will be arrested. >> It's a criminal act. >> And your dog will go to the the animal shelter, which I don't want to. >> Arrested for what? >> For for 148 for a failure to provide ID. >> It's no stop and identify doesn't exist here in California. No, sir. >> Wow. This is very very interesting. Now, I am not familiar with 18 USC 1961. He says it's racketeering. Let's go ahead and take a look at this right here. Racketeering activity means a any act or threat involving murder, kidnapping, gambling, arson, robbery, bribery, extortion, dealing in obscene manner, or dealing in a controlled substance or listed chemical. That's that's just completely unconstitution right there on its face. Which is chargeable under state law and punishable by imprisonment for more than a year. Any act which is indicated under any of these following provisions. 18. But yeah, any act of threat involving murder, kidnapping, which is exactly what this cop threatened, he threatened to kidnap this guy just because his registration he claims isn't up to date. >> You guys are racketing identify you. We have a form to site or >> you are you are going to take the card and put me in jail. That's racketeering. >> I'm planning >> I committed I committed no crime. So, so you're going to >> say your license or sorry, your registration has been expired. >> Yeah, I I understand that because there's a legal dispute. There's a legal dispute for >> now as four times for your driver's license. >> Okay. So, I saw you over there >> searching. You guys have been dispatched to contact me and try to take the car. You know exactly what I mean. It came through the chain of command. So, you guys go and take me to jail and we will hit you with the lawsuit. And you guys you guys are ruining I don't want to happen. Okay. I don't want >> You guys are going to ruin my life right now. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> I I don't want that to happen. Right. At most It's going to happen. I don't want to ruin your life as he's already in motion to ruin this man's life. Everything this guy is saying is completely true. If 18 USC, we don't even need 18 USC 1961 about racketeering to know that what these cops are engaged in is completely wrong. I don't care if the entire world believes it's right. Truth is still truth even if nobody believes it. And lies are still lies even if everybody believes it. See, lies are very popular these days. And it's no measure of good mental health to be considered well adjusted to a profoundly sick society. Most of society is not well adjusted. Why? Because they're indoctrinated to believe fiction. To believe fables to believe that these guys who are racketeers and road pirates are actually heroes and warriors. >> Because you guys are racketeers. Because you guys are grabbing. Not grab you want to push this and what do you mean grab a weapon? So you're escalating. So So you're escalating. >> Totally. You're escalating. >> What? What's your name? Just don't grab. >> You guys are racket. Look. >> I'm warning you guys. You guys are racket right now. And I have a federal lawsuit that's that's drafted and ready to go. >> I'm willing to provide your driver's license. Yes or no? >> You guys have already stopped me for this. >> You're going to you're going to jail. >> Oh god. Here we go. >> In the end, the officer's arrest. >> I don't want to do this. I don't want to put my hands on you. Okay, then there's an easy remedy to that. Just don't put your hands on me. Is there you you got a demon fighting inside of you? Is the demon taking over, taking control of your hand? What are you actually telling me here when you're saying I don't want put want to put my hands on you? I don't want to kidnap you. When in fact that's exactly what you're doing cuz that's what you wanted to do. His name is Adam. Let's see if he has any kind of an update. There's only two videos posted on his page. Let's see if he's got any kind of followup underneath it. This happened after three prior stops where they were issuing citations with four or more CVC violations to consume my funds. And that's what it is. It truly is economic terrorism because it really does ruin the life of the person who is the victim of law enforcement. Let's go over this next one. >> One massive problem. Nobody at the house called the police and nobody is trespassing. The recording begins outside a home where a police officer has just arrived. The woman who lives there is confused from the start because she never called the police and has no idea why an officer has been sent to her property. She wants to know who actually reported the problem. The officer explains that dispatch sent him there in reference to trespassing. Now, the woman asked the most obvious question, who is supposedly trespassing? And when the officer asks whether anybody is trespassing on her property, the answer is clear. Nobody is trespassing. He then asks whether she needs law enforcement. >> All right, let's just go ahead and watch this and see. >> Told you >> reference. I got dispatchers. >> Somebody trust. Yeah, that's why I >> truth begins to unravel. Watch for yourself and share your opinion in the comments. >> Now, I saw you park right there. That's why I came out here to see I was sitting right there. But who sent told you there'll be trespass? Somebody trespassing? >> I got I got dispatched out here. Trespassing. My dispatcher sent me out here. >> But who who who in the dispatch said somebody's trespassing? >> I got sent out here by dispatch. >> But that's all they told you? >> Reference trespassing. Miss, is there anybody trespassing on your property? >> Nobody's trespassing on the property, but it's >> Do you need law enforcement? >> I do not. But that's weird though. So, Officer Hernandez. >> Yes, ma'am. >> You don't remember how you was here before? >> Yeah, I've been here before. >> You and I got the police report. You took a I don't mean no harm. You took a half piece. I see mine and Mr. Shiffman's name on there. >> You need law enforcement right now? >> No, no, no. But I'm I got I got a question for you though. Since you're here, >> I have to go handle some other things right now. >> Isn't it amazing how they want to jettison the conversation when they don't like the questions being posed to them? It's so convenient. or or if they know that they are completely in the wrong and you're very calm and articulate and trying to explain what's going on. All of a sudden, I don't want to I don't want to enter into this argument. It's like, hey, no, who's arguing? We're just having a conversation. You made some assertions against me. You're trying to violate my rights under the color of we got a call and I'm calling you on it and now you want to eject from the conversation. Not so fast. I'm not letting you go, officer. >> Okay. There's more calls coming in, more calls for service. >> But this call is very weird. You said someone sent you out here for transport. >> Do you need law enforcement right now at this time? >> Well, you took a police report and you you don't remember? >> No. No. I'm asking, do you need law enforcement? >> Yeah, I need law enforcement since you here. >> Okay. >> So, my question my question to you, you took >> report something. >> I did report. And did you >> do you need to report something? >> Yes. Let me report it. >> Okay. >> Yes. So when you was here before I had you take a and that was the same type of attitude. >> Did you hear him sigh and watch the tyrant twitch? They're very uncomfortable when you press them and you put their nonsense back on them trespassing. >> By who? >> My dispatch. >> Can you call dispatch on the phone and ask who said the thing for um trespassing? >> Cuz I mean who? >> I can't. Can you call them? >> I wonder if this is even true. Did they really get a call or is this guy making this entire thing up? Hey, we need to foyer request that emergency services call officer. If we foyer request that, is there really going to be a call or you did you just drop by to harass me? >> Yes. >> Okay, I'm waiting for you to call. >> Okay. Well, I'm going go do that in the car. Okay. >> Now, I want to hear him. >> Do that in the car. >> Here we go. So dangerous to be in the presence of a law enforcement officer. >> Do you need to make a police report about anybody trespassing on your property right now? >> I didn't call nobody. Can you can you call? >> Do you need law enforcement right now at the time? >> Well, I want you to call us tell for you to find out who sent somebody out here and said somebody was trespassing. >> Exactly. >> Why Why are you short with me? Have I done something to you? >> So why why every this your second time here? >> I'm asking you a question. Do you need law enforcement? Because if you don't need law enforcement, I can head out and handle other things. I have >> I I understand that. But someone sent you here. You said your dispatcher sent you here cuz somebody said somebody was trespassing >> and and I asked you if there's anybody. >> Are you at the right address? >> You don't need to talk to him. >> Here we go. Here we go. >> You don't have to answer all them questions. We not being integrated. You don't have to answer no questions. Stop doing that. Go. You can go. >> Ma'am, at this time you're impeding. >> Oh, now you're impeding my investigation as I stand unwelcomed on your property. They need to tell this guy to go and they need to shut the front door right now. It's never going to go well for you when you start talking to police. >> I know. >> Wait, wait, wait. You said at this time I'm impeding what? Finish your investigation. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Who's been investigated? >> Can be arrested for obstruction. You know >> who's been investigated? You on my property. >> Do you see him? Do you see him? The fangs and the claws. They're coming out. He's salivating. He wants to put his hands on somebody. It doesn't matter who it is. He's going to get his claws in them. >> You understand that? >> I understand that. But you just said >> she's mom. Yes. Well, >> but you just said You just said >> what else can I answer for you? We're just trying to There's nobody >> I got sent out here. >> Okay. >> Reference somebody trespassing. >> Okay. >> Okay. Is there anybody trespassing on the property? >> No, sir. >> Is there anybody else in the house? >> There's a whole bunch of people in the house and nobody's a trespasser. >> God, stop answering their stupid questions. Stop giving them ammunition to use against you. Because now the cop could go, "hm, maybe there's somebody you're holding against your will, their will. Maybe they made a phone call you weren't aware of. Maybe they're in distress. Maybe I need to call for law enforcement reinforcements. >> Like everyone lives here. No one's >> Okay. So, do you need law enforcement?" >> No, sir. >> Okay. So, let me go. >> I promise you we're good. >> You can go, Woody. >> We're done here. Okay. You don't need law enforcement. >> No. >> All right. Mom, let him go. So, we're done. This is fine. Let him go. >> Thank you. >> I never did ask him to come here. >> I'm waiting on you to call 911 to tell me who who said somebody was trespassing >> if you are still here. >> Yeah, because you you have a right to face your accuser. If somebody accused somebody of trespassing on your property, why would this cop be showing up? So, this cop really had no reason to be there, but he didn't like being questioned at all. I don't know. Leave your thoughts. What do you What do you guys think about this? So, if he truly did get a call, is it okay, do you think, for a law enforcement officer to enter your property? And do you think when they do enter your property, it's a good idea to talk to talk to those police and help them in their investigation? Because it almost looks like this cop is investigating this woman for some reason. It almost seems like he's on the property for a reason other than he stated. I don't ever believe that what a cop told me is all the story, the entire story. I think truths from the law enforcement perspective can be twisted. They can completely be suppressed. Lies can be told, deceptions can be engaged in, and rights are almost certain to be violated when law enforcement officers show up. Let me know what you guys think about that in the comments section. >> [bell]