In this final segment of the episode we go from this brutal paralyzing of a young man to a college student who gets pulled over for high beams on and then escalates unnecessarily into a false DUI arrest of a college athlete simply because of the ego of the officer. Buckle Up!

After a brief break we continue looking at several examples of the abuse of power law enforcement routinely practices against average citizens. Buckle Up!

In this episode I delve into the current state of affairs and growing tension between the police state that has emerged as more militarized, more tyrannical and more ignorant than ever versus we the people. Buckle up.

I conclude my initial reaction in this segment to the episode. Stay tuned. Like, Follow, & Share this episode.

In this episode I give my initial reaction to the news regarding the case of Mr. Hinton Jr. and the verdict in the Tyree Nichols murder trial. Buckle Up!

In this brief episode which I forgot to post prior to the Police State Reflections, I just share with everyone the epiphany of how glorious it is to be alive. We owe our creator the most high God all praise, honor, glory and worship for him creating us and giving us daily our lives. Amen!

Continuing where I left of at the break from part one. Buckle Up. Hit dogs will holler and "Vengeance is mine saith the lord."

In this episode I revisit the issues of living within a police state and the implications it has not just for law abiding citizens but for the law enforcement officers as well. This issue is polarizing depending on which side of the fence you reside. Make no mistake "Hit dogs will holler". Buckle Up.

In this episode, I give my initial reaction to learning about this latest lawsuit against Shannon Sharpe aka "Unc" by his ex lover an "Only Fans" chick. Say it ain't so Unc. Is this a legit claim or a money grab? Time will tell. Buckle up!

In this episode I follow up my reaction to the American Divide episode in the Austin Metcalf/Karmelo Anthony case. Dealing with his bond, the reactions to his release from jail and how some Americans are viewing this case. What lens are we viewing this case through? Buckle up!