The Second Civil War #25: Bad Will Is Cumulative
Bad will is cumulative. It’s one of the fundamental lessons I taught my police trainees.
Tag Archives: the rule of law
On This Independence Day, 2021
I thank God I’m still here to update this article each Independence Day. Those of us fortunate enough to be …
Liz Cheney: Hating Trump
Imagine the shock and surprise of Wyoming Representative Liz Cheney when, unexpectedly, Wyoming voters were not appreciative of her efforts …
You Might Be A Domestic Terrorist If…
You Might Be A Domestic Terrorist if:
Capital Lessons–UPDATED X2
As I’m sure you know by now, gentle readers, protests in Washington, DC have turned “mostly peaceful.” As I’m sure …
Fearing The Rule Of Law
Why are “Normal Americans” so alarmed at the prospect of losing the rule of law, of a tyrannical government? Allow …
Education: Covid Policing
I’ve not carried a badge, and the public trust that accompanying it, for more than two decades, but I stay …
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: What’s An Oath Worth?
In February of 2016, upon the death of Antonin Scalia, I wrote: Antonin Scalia: What’s An Oath Worth? With the …
On This Independence Day, 2020
I thank God I’m still here to update this article each Independence Day. I chose the photo of a B1 …
The Rayshard Brooks Case, Update 3: A Political, Racial Prosecution
In order to tell whether something is wrong in the justice system, one needs to know how the system is …
General Flynn And Law Enforcement: Hate–UPDATED
As you read, gentle readers, remember this above all else: all a police officer truly has is his reputation for …
Washington State: Not Rare By A Long Shot
As I’m sure you know, gentle readers, politicians across the nation have been releasing vicious criminals from jails so the …
Banning Police: The Immutable Reality Of Human Nature
According to some among the ranks of D/S/Cs, America’s police are inherently, systematically corrupt. Racist, sexist, transphobic, homophobic, pretty much …
The Gibson’s Case: Real Reality
I often ask my students what happens when they are presented with irrefutable evidence that something they believe in, perhaps …
