Public Property is Private Property

I happen to disagree with this premise, but the fact remains, this is the law.

Even in a publicly funded property, it is still private property thanks to the incorporation of the UNITED STATES as a corporate entity. Explaining that subject area is too much for this article, but do some research on it, because that is the law of the land, in truth today.

MARTIAL LAW

An example though. I worked for a private company, contracted to New York State, as a security officer.  We housed sensitive material on engineering of bridges, buildings, and so forth. Blueprints and stuff. We even had a geological lab in the basement. Even though it was "public" property, photos were strictly forbidden, and other restrictions applied. And with good reason I might add. (When I worked at a nuke plant, we had license to kill.)

So even though this was technically "public" property, as a guard, I had the legal right to bar you from taking pics, and to confiscate your material if you violated the rules of the property. Short of that, I also had the right to eject you from the property, and to arrest you if you refused.

This is a premise that so many people fail to understand, even at their privately owned local shopping mall, or even a publicly funded educational institution. This is also the same premise by which police claim the right to search your bags an the quasi-public subway system of NYC.

So while I whole-heartedly disagree with the intrusion  of liberty here, the fact is, legally, the guard and the administrators reserved the right.

Now to put this on it's head a bit. What if that man was handing out bomb-making instructions? A lot of people would say "well, then the guard had a right to stop him."

I say bullcrap on that too tho. Free speech is free speech, after all.

The video that provoked my rant today:

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Mall Cop's Fight Highlights Public Misunderstanding of Authority


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DC Navy Yard Shooting Reported a Day Before It Happened !

It almost appears sometimes, as if the powers-that-be are deliberately making fun of just how stupid the typical American really is, when we routinely see news reporting mishaps like this one.

Once again, we see another major news event related to guns, violence, and terrorism reported by major media outlets before the events are alleged to have actually taken place.

It has been reported incessantly through the mainstream media today, Monday, September 16 that a gunman opened fire and killed a dozen people at the Washington D.C. Navy Yard around mid-morning. The body-count started with just a few people injured and is now up to 13 dead the last time i looked. That is not the story we are reporting on here though.

The story we are telling you about this evening, is that the shooting was reported by the Associated Press roughly nine hours before it happened. Or allegedly happened anyway. Is this purely a media fabrication from start to finish? Pure propaganda?

The Daily Courier, a Canadian newspaper, published their article on Sunday, September 15, at 2331 hours according to their own website. Granted, the paper is based in British Columbia, a few time zones away from Washington DC, but not 9 hours apart. They also reported that it happened an hour earlier than it supposedly took place, stating that the shootings took place beginning around 8:20 a.m. rather than 9:20 a.m.

Keep in mind though, that this was not an original article by the Daily Courier, but something they picked up off the wires from the Associated Press. Even if the reporter happened to be sending the report from the other side of the planet, that still would not account for the pre-dating of the article. Now some might say that the newspaper's webpage timestamp was off, and that must be the explanation. But if that were true, it must have also been off for ABC news, and Google.

Here are the screenshots, captured for posterity, and the related links below for as long as they might last.

This is the link to the Daily Courier:

http://www.kelownadailycourier.ca/world-news/police-fbi-shooter-reported-in-military-building-at-washington-navy-yard-multiple-victims.html

This is the link to ABC News:

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/police-mobile-home-fire-northeast-ohio-kills-children-20261523

And this is the search query I did on Google to exclude today, and only return results from Sunday and earlier:

https://www.google.com/search?q=Police%2C+FBI%3A+Shooter+reported+in+military+building+at+Washington+Navy+Yard%3B+multiple+victims&biw=1067&bih=548&sa=X&ei=0cE3Ur-2LI_C4APNmYDoAw&ved=0CBwQpwUoBg&source=lnt&tbs=cdr%3A1%2Ccd_min%3A9%2F1%2F2013%2Ccd_max%3A9%2F15%2F2013&tbm=



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Unarmed Man Shot Dead Running to Police for Help After Serious Car Wreck

Police in North Carolina shot and killed a man running toward them Saturday morning -- but he may have just been looking for help after a car wreck. Officers responded to a "breaking and entering" 911 call at a home in Charlotte. The homeowner told dispatchers that a man had been knocking on her door repeatedly. Police say that when they got to the scene, a man matching the caller's description ran toward them. One of the officers fired his stun gun, but it was "unsuccessful." Another officer then opened fire, police said. Jonathan Ferrell died at the scene. He was shot several times. He was unarmed. Police now believe Ferrell was seeking assistance after crashing his car. Read more at: CNN Justice Tweet