Stefan Zimmermann

I was very #clear on my #original #proposal and #public #petitions for our U.S. #postal #service #workers. We #love them ❤️ and they need new #tools, #protections and #support. Give them #body #armor a #gun #safety #training and whatever else the #security #experts and #police think will #empower them. This is long #overdue too many us #postal #workers have been #injured 🤕 #robbed or #died ⚰️ 🪦 for just doing their #jobs ! 🫡 🇺🇸 #Government #employees, I will #fight for you ! I #publicly #advocate for this immediately, nobody in our #nation has #protested this or #disagreed with my #proposal, at all to my #knowledge. This cannot remain #unchanged or #unchallenged in our #nation. We don’t #blame the #police 👮‍♂️ they support this #idea 💡 also. #Lawmakers and #voters let’s make this happen ! #Please 🙏 a #demonstration a #case #study also #body #camera 📸 let us try !

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**Bechara Beech Mein Phas Gaya** I am not an expert in law, and I don't know whether I am right or not, but this post is dedicated to the person who did nothing wrong but is going through tough times. Yes, the same Thar driver who was driving in the area where three UPSC aspirants died due to flooding. Suppose you are driving a car and you don't know what is happening around you. You are following all the procedures and rules, you have insurance and a driving license, and you are driving at a speed of 10 or 20 km/h in heavy rain. Because of the neglectful behavior of the coaching institution and the authorities, the glass of the coaching institution was broken by the waves of water generated from your car. Although it's not a crime, the court denies bail to you. After studying one year of law, I understand that in the commission of a crime, there are two essential elements: actus reus (guilty act) and mens rea (guilty mind). Here, there was neither a guilty act nor a guilty mind. What was he doing? He was just driving his car. It's the irresponsibility of the coaching institution, which is conducting classes in the basement (an illegal practice), and the authorities, who are always sleeping and only wake up when a tragedy happens. I believe court decisions are highly influenced by public outrage. The Thar driver was denied bail. Why? Bail is a right of every individual. We, as law students, choose this profession for those who cannot speak for themselves and to help those who are unable to help themselves. However, these types of news, where the court denies bail, really dishearten us. Think of Umar Khalid, Gulfisha Fatima, and Khalid Saifi, who are in jail without any proper trial, and now this Thar driver. Even after proving that this person is not responsible for the deaths of the three UPSC aspirants, maybe he will be acquitted from jail. But what about the years he spent in jail? Where is his right? Who is going to employ this person after this incident? How will society treat him? How is he going to live in society after this incident? I don't know whether all these points are relevant or not, but this is what a common person of this country is thinking. I don't understand why our so-called educated people are not understanding this. I hope that the Indian system will change, and they will start taking responsibility for the authorities rather than blaming an innocent person. #UPSC #BAILDENIED

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Florida bracing for Hurricane Milton United States self-defense general Michael Mick Webster Florida was bracing Wednesday for Hurricane Milton to make landfall, as officials are warning that it could be the most destructive storm on record to hit the region More than 5 million people were under mandatory evacuation orders in the state, according to Florida's Division of Emergency Management map, with the first issued on Monday. According to Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' website, 313 healthcare facilities have reported evacuations. As of 3:40 a.m. EDT Wednesday, 11.3 million people were under a hurricane warning, according to the National Weather Service. Related * DeSantis: 'Time is running out' as evacuations ordered in western Florida ahead of Milton * Tampa Bay Buccaneers to evacuate to New Orleans as Hurricane Milton nears * Cat. 5 Hurricane Milton takes aim at west-central Florida DeSantis, in a press conference Tuesday, said recent models predict Milton will fall near Manatee County, just south of Tampa Bay, but its impacts will be far-reaching. "There's pretty much warnings and watches on almost the entire Florida Peninsula," he said. Though the west coast is expected to be hardest hit, the central and east regions of the peninsula will not be spared, according to DeSantis, who said Milton should still maintain hurricane strength after crossing the peninsula and entering the Atlantic. "This is not just an event about the west coast of Florida," he said. "That will be where the initial impacts are, and probably the most significant, but the impacts will not be limited there. Forecasters expect the storm to make landfall along Florida's west-central coast either late Wednesday or early Thursday as a "dangerous major hurricane." The National Hurricane Center had clocked it with winds of 160 mph early Wednesday. "Milton has the potential to be one of the most destructive hurricanes on record for west-central Florida," the NHC said, informing residents in the storm's path to evacuate and complete preparations before Thursday.

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Democrats have no integrity 

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The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) proudly claims that over 120,000 U.S. police officers have been trained by the Israeli Defense Forces. Looks like the Australian police has received similar training. However, some of these partnerships have met with controversy, as seen in the cancellation of Vermont state police training in Israel due to pressure from local organizers. #IsraeliPoliceTrainingPrograms Based on recent search results, Israeli authorities offer various training programs and methodologies to international police departments, primarily focusing on counter-terrorism, crowd control, and law enforcement tactics. Some specific examples include: ➧Counter-terrorism training: Israeli military police and security forces share their expertise with international police departments, covering topics such as investigation tactics, surveillance, and counter-terrorism strategies. ➧Crowd control and riot policing: Israeli training programs emphasize the use of “crowd-control” weapons, including tear gas canisters, and surveillance technologies. This training has been criticized by human rights organizations, such as Amnesty International, for its potential to perpetuate human rights violations. ➧Racial profiling and surveillance: Israeli authorities have shared their expertise on racial profiling and surveillance with international police departments, including the use of technologies to profile residents based on their religion, race, and political affiliation. ➧Prison management and interrogation techniques: Israeli military police have provided training on prison management and interrogation techniques to international police departments, including the use of special forces units to deal with rebellions in prisons. ➧Traffic policing and speed traps: Israeli military police have set up speed traps using radar guns as part of patrols, demonstrating their expertise in traffic policing. It’s essential to note that some of these training programs have been criticized for promoting human rights violations and perpetuating systemic racism. Organizations like Amnesty International have expressed concerns about the potential for Israeli training to be used to suppress dissent and human rights in other countries. Overall, the specific training programs and methodologies offered by Israeli authorities to international police departments are multifaceted and encompass various aspects of law enforcement, counter-terrorism, and crowd control. However, it is crucial to consider the potential human rights implications and ethical concerns associated with these training programs.

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