I don't know if you realize this, but in Arkansas, you can go to jail if you think you know everything. You better take that back, you damn hyperbolic agitator. You know that ain't true. Arkansas troopers will flip innocent pregnant women on the highway. But they're not going to take you to jail cuz you think you know everything. >> But now you're going to go to jail because you think you know everything. >> Okay, I uh stand corrected. This guy had to find out the hard way. >> You got your ID on >> I But I ain't broken the law, so I ain't giving it. >> You are giving it cuz you're on illegal reading. >> Oh, no. I broke. >> Oh. Oh, I am listening. I've been waiting on you. >> I'm asking you. >> You're not getting my >> Okay, turn around. >> Why would you turn? >> Because your hand behind your back. >> And now you're going to go to jail because you think you know everything. In this brief video, I'm going to conclusively demonstrate the four general characteristics that seem to apply to all cops. And yeah, I mean all cops. Don't let their smiling demeanor fool you. Number one, their specialty is law enforcement, but they routinely demonstrate that they're ignorant of their own laws. Number two, because they're constantly jonesing for your ID, they're always making crap up so they can fit you with the silver bracelets and kidnap you. And speaking of kids, they got 12y olds working for police departments. Now, number three, behind those smiling faces, they operate as the enemies of the people they claim to serve. And number four, they gratuitously lie and hate cameras as much as they hate accountability. And every one of those characteristics is demonstrated, encapsulated, and recorded on video in Random Patriots last upload. The long and the short of this story is this guy was at a Casey's convenience store. He wanted to prepay $15 worth of gas. The cashier said only a partial payment went through. His account said that the whole payment went through. An argument ensued. He was asked to leave and the police were called. That's when officer Horsetooth Llewellyn arrived on the scene. And my god, if she doesn't look like the daughter of Reverend Henry Kaine. >> Henry Kane. >> I mean, if I'm going to be violated by a female cop anyway, at least make sure she's ticktock worthy. Ain't no red-blooded American man want to be cuffed and stuffed by that. >> I believe you have a problem here. >> Let's pick up on the action and make some comments along the way. >> They called me cuz I knew there was a bunch of cooks. >> Why would you say that? >> Because I came in. Okay. I went inside. I paid for $15 in gas. I went outside the pump. She chased me outside. She's like, "So, I'm sorry." She's like, "You've only done a partial payment." She's like, "You need to come back in." I said, "That's weird." I went inside. Well, it showed it. made the full $15 payment, but they refused to correct it. Give me back my money or give me the gas. I was like, "What's up with that?" And uh she said something. I was like, "Well, that's bullshit." I was like, "I want my gas now with my money." She said, "What are you going to talk about that? You just call manager in the morning." I was like, "Well, I just happen to know your manager." She said, "Well, you call her account." So I custo took the $15 of gas. So I would like my $15 back. >> You guys, but I ain't broken the law. So I give it back. >> You are giving it cuz you're on illegal. >> Oh no, I broke my laws. >> Oh. Oh, I am listening. I've been waiting on you. So in order to identify my >> I have to break the law. here. >> You have to have reasonable suspicion that I have broken the law, committed a crime. I have been out for what came up here. I paid the gas. They asked me to leave the store. So, I left the store. I knew there was going so >> like I said, >> I am here. >> I know you're asking. >> You're not getting my >> Okay, turn around. >> Why would your hand behind your badge? >> Now, psychologically speaking, here's what's happening. These cops because they have uniforms, they have badges, they believe they have the authority of the state and they're used to people just complying. They are not used to somebody pushing back and challenging their authority. So what you do have is this idea of contempt of cop. Her feelings are hurt. She's taken a back. She's surprised. And because she's used to people just complying with her and rolling over anytime she gives a command, her mental midgetry does not allow her to think outside the box, assess the situation, and act appropriately. >> Hey, I apologize. >> And apparently she has spent more on her tattoos than on her education. I don't have a problem with tattoos, but if you can use the money to educate yourself and get tattoos, go ahead and do that. But that's not what Officer Llewellen is doing here. She's a couple donuts short of a dozen. >> No, I'll get it because you're arrested. >> May I ask why? >> You're refusing to identify yourself. >> No, you I just apologize. >> You just wanted to argue with me and you didn't want to identify. >> So now you're going to go to jail. >> I'm just frustrated. Okay. Okay. You're You're right. >> And now you're going to go to jail because you think you know everything. >> No, it's not. >> All right. >> You're right. >> Now you're going to jail because you think you know everything? And look at this pigtail cop right here. This pigtail cop, you know what she's thinking. Miss 12-year-old right here. She's thinking, "Wait a minute. We can arrest people because they think they know everything. Oh my god, I am in the right place." Cuz they were always picking on me in high school. Now I Who's got the uniform, baby? Who's got the badge? Who can put their hands on you and violate you? You can't do nothing or I'll call for backup and deploy all the resources of the state. Put the dogs on the ground. I will put the helicopters up in the air. Get some drones in on the action, but you will comply. Especially if you think you know everything. But wait, you ain't seen nothing yet. Because when officer Llewellyn's supervisor arrives on the scene, you can tell he doesn't have enough intelligence or morality to put this pigtail cop in her place and tell her what the score really is and what they should really be doing. And then it unears another disturbing truth that a stream can rise no higher than its source. You can tell that the stream made a bad decision. Llewellyn made a bad decision because her source, her supervisor, is making bad decisions and training 12year-olds to make bad decisions. Okay, maybe she's 13, but she's barely out of puberty. Let the tyrannical action commence. >> No, it's not. >> You're right, though. I apologize. >> Pepsi, >> just like a normal, >> by the way, don't ever apologize to a cop. These psychopaths love it when you apologize to them. >> Can I ask what kind? >> Yep. >> What's this guy here? >> He was just busting and he said that he paid $15 in gas and that it shows on his phone that he has $15 in gas, but then he's refusing to identify himself. He says he hasn't broken any laws so he doesn't have to. >> And I told him I'm I'm talking her off. You >> all right? >> Yeah. Yeah. So I get with him and he's telling me the story and I ask him for his ID so I can go inside. I was just going to hang on to his ID while I get through the story. >> This is a threebar sergeant >> and he goes, "I'm not giving it to you." He starts walking away. And I'm like, "Sir, I'm here on a reason. I'm here to talk to you in particular. I need your ID." And he refuses. And I was like, "All right, turn it around. Just look him up." Right. >> So, no, it said his wife went ahead and left to go get the kids. >> So, I haven't even talked to them inside anything. He said he was about to go. >> So, basically, this weak need yellowbelly sapsucker sergeant can't stand on the Constitution and go, "What crime did he commit? Why is he in cuffs? Why' you lock him in the back of the patrol vehicle? If he didn't commit a crime and he just cussed a couple times and he thinks he knows everything, uh, we don't have a law that says you can arrest somebody because they think they know everything. We don't have we don't even have a law that says you can arrest somebody if they fail to ID absent a crime. Llewellyn, >> I get around. I love getting around. But because he's a bald goateew wearing coward, he's not going to say that because he's just there to support the thin blue line. To hell with the Constitution. Now, I'm not going to go over this part, but Officer Llewellyn goes into the Casey store and she talks to this employee and this employee and another person, and they have a cordial, friendly conversation as Luwellyn tries to gather the facts. But to demonstrate how corrupt of a character Officer Llewellyn is, who with one face she pretends to be friendly and nice and cordial, with the other face, she claims that everybody in this store is crazy. Now, is that being a good person, Reverend Henry Kane's daughter? >> Yeah. Here, listen for yourself. >> Everybody in this story is weird as hell. This is like a joint red like how >> Yeah, they're like overly nice though. >> No, I think they're like sketchy. I think they're sketchy. >> Oh, >> probably sound weird though. >> So, if you're ever nice to officer Llewellyn and she acts nice to you, you can bet she's going to walk away thinking you're sketchy and weird as hell. And the crazy thing about it is all these cops know they're being recorded and they still can't stop being cruddy people. But let's proceed because now officer Llewellyn is talking to the victim's good friend who just so happens to work at this particular Casey store. And listen to what she tells him. It shows it shows on there that it's um 15. >> So I don't know there's black and the next time he beats up an officer because he doesn't like right am I saving myself next time. We know that nature. >> He's asking me if I'm going to talk over. I mean, next time he beats them off. It could be me. Next time it needs to happen that way. >> How could anybody with the intellectual capacity beyond a general house fly ever think that you're cutting somebody slack by putting them in torture cuffs and kidnapping them and then conflating not giving ID when there's no crime present with beating up a cop? And how could a supervisor sit there and listen to what she said without busting a gut, laughing, and then becoming enraged that a fellow American is sitting in the back of a cruiser for no reason at all. >> You're going to die in there. >> Move your car. Stay back. >> You are going to die. >> This guy isn't fit to mop floors in the local wastewater treatment plant. >> I'm going to hang out with him. Are you good with that? >> Yep. I'm good. I asked what I've been >> Yes, for refusing to identify yourself. >> Well, your ID is in the ground unless >> Yes, you have. I was there for a legal reason and I'm not going to argue with you about it. Whenever you're asked to identify yourself, you're you're legally supposed to hear you. >> So, now Justin from the Random Patriot Channel goes out to a corner in Arkansas with two signs. One says, "F cancer." You know, fu k cancer. And the other one says, "F the Springdale Police." Watch as this Arkansas state trooper lies through his teeth as he pretends to be Justin's friend. Uh >> oh. State trooper. >> What's up, dude? Damn. You just stop traffic like that? That's dangerous. >> Go pull over and park somewhere like a normal person. >> Well, you're too far away. So, >> I'm not doing anything illegal. There's no reason to stop traffic. >> Disorderly people are disorderly. People are calling in on you. >> It's not disorderly. >> You want to read the law? >> Actually, uh, can I tell you some case law to look up real quick? Because >> even if there was a law, which there's not, his job is to protect and defend the constitutional rights and thus the unalienable rights of all Americans at all times, regardless of what political parasite writes what law. This man is a dangerous orderfollowing coward. >> Cuz the law, this is not disorderly. Arkansas is >> it's not Cohen vers Fort Smith or not Cohen uh Fort Smith versus Terraria Josh was 2019 here in Arkansas. >> Okay. >> And then if you want to go back to Cohen vers California where the guy was holding that sign that said [ __ ] the draft. That's a Supreme Court case law. >> Can I can I ask you if you >> and the Supreme Court >> ask you? >> Sure. If >> you had a 5-year-old rolling down the road, >> I would explain to him what a swear word is and when not to say it. >> Would you want them reading that? At the end of the day, it's free speech, brother. >> Okay. I'm just asking. >> I just want you to respect my first amendment right. >> I got you. I got you. I completely understand. >> All right. Cool. Have a good day and please get your car out of the road cuz you're blocking traffic. >> Please get out of the road. >> You're causing more disturbance than I ever did, brother. >> The people calling in on me. >> I have it on film and everyone is loving it. There's like probably what how many people called in out of a lot of people that gave me thumbs up. >> I just stopped to talk to you. >> No, you thought it was against the law. You need to go read the law, brother. You need to look in Listen. Cohen vers California in Fort Smith versus the Rajage. That's T H U R A R A I R A J A No, I want to educate you so you aren't arresting someone over this later. >> I stopped to talk to you. >> Well, you just said it was illegal. And beyond that, I love what Justin is doing. And by the way, again, this is the random Patriot channel, but you don't need Supreme Court cases. All you need if the supreme law of the land I mean supreme means nothing is above this law. >> Sorry to see I'm still unconvinced. >> And if they try to make a law that goes above it then it's nullified and it's repugnant to the constitution that's supposed to be the supreme law. So all this cop needs is the first amendment freedom of speech. And this guy saying what if a five what if you had a 5-year-old and he saw that sign? Well, if I had a 5-year-old, I'd be saying, "Hey, see that guy over there? That's Justin. You know what's happening right there? That badged clown right there? That badged tyrant is trying to deprive him of his rights under the color of law." And you should always be careful of these psychopaths. Daddy, what's a psychopath? Well, they usually wear suits and ties and they're called politicians or they wear clown suits and they call themselves police officers. So, beware of those two classes of people. That's what I would do if I had a 5-year-old currently. >> Disorderly fits under. >> It's not. I promise you it doesn't. Look into it. Go read it a little more careful, brother. A little more careful. What's your name and badge number? >> Go read a little more careful. And And don't stump traffic over something like a sign. >> Please move on. >> You can move along, brother. You can move along. >> I don't need any I don't need any harassment from you. You literally stopped traffic to come tell me. Yes. Right now you are. >> A little common courtesy for the public. Correct. >> And I don't agree with what you're asking me to do. So, >> a little common courtesy is the advice given by a guy who lives his life being a professional extortionist, a road pirate. Hey, have a little common courtesy for the public as the badge clown intentionally tramples unalienable rights like cow dung in a feed lot. >> Asking me to do, so I'm going to continue doing it under the first amendment. You tried to. No. >> You said it was illegal. >> It fits under disorderly. >> It doesn't. I promise you. It doesn't. I've looked into this so many times. >> Well, if you're right, you're right. >> I am right. I'm a thousand%. >> So, please do not come over here and try to step on my right. >> If I stepped on your right, >> you tried. You stopped traffic over it. >> I tried to stop and talk to you and have a conversation. You >> tried. Nobody will step on. >> If you wanted to have a conversation, then then come talk to me. But don't tell me I'm breaking the law. >> I asked you. >> Don't tell me I'm breaking the law. Come over and talk to me like a man. my conductive. >> Go park over here like a normal person and we can start over. >> All right. I didn't think so. >> Why don't you walk over there? >> All right. Cool. >> Well, you all right, but got a commentary seat. >> That's all I ask. Okay. >> There's children out here. >> I'm going to hang out for a little longer. here. It's not going to be an all day thing, but hey, why don't you ask why I'm doing this? >> I don't work this area. You know, >> got a couple calls. I swung out here and catch it and I'll try to have a conversation with you. They can go around for 2 seconds. You can stop having conversations about it. You're within your guidelines. Don't step out the road. Don't do anything. You know the rules on it. >> Yeah. >> Obey the laws and I'm good with it. Okay. >> All right. Cool. >> I'll ask. Okay, Justin. >> Yes, sir. >> Please be safe. >> Thanks, brother. >> All right. >> All right. Have a good one. >> Just let this sink in. He's a professional law enforcer. It's his job to know the law. And yet, they constantly make things up so they can put the torture cuffs on you and kidnap you. Imagine telling a mechanic, "Here's how you put in an alternator. Here's how you install a water pump." Or telling a doctor, "Here's how you sew up a patient." Why are we constantly telling these law enforcers what the law is? Why do we have to always remind them that's not the law? This is the law. And if the law is repugnant to the Constitution, which you swore to protect, defend, and uphold, then it should be viewed as repugnant, and you should nullify it by rejecting and ignoring it. So, just to bring this back around, number one, cops are willfully ignorant of their own laws. Number two, they make crap up so they can decorate you with silver bracelets and kidnap you. Number three, they operate as enemies of the people that they claim to serve while pretending to be your friends. And number four, they gratuitously lie and they hate cameras as much as they hate accountability. Again, this video comes from Justin over at the Random Patriot channel. He does a great job. There's way more to that video than I showed you right here. I'll leave that link in the description. If you visit him, let him know here's the deal. Sent you. Also, do me a favor right now and go over to my brand new channel called The Disturbing Illusion, where we expose the left versus right paradigm lie. And my high impact vlogs channel is back up and I'll be uploading brand new content over on that channel. You're not going to want to miss it because there's some crazy stuff going on. 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