The Creation of Police States as a Weapon of Population Control

The National Guard and the State Police are now patrolling the New York City subway system in an attempt to do something about the explosion of crime. As part of this, there are bag checks and new surveillance of all passengers. No legislation, no debate, just an edict from the mayor. Many citizens who rely on this system for transportation might welcome this, considering that New York is a city of strict gun control, and no one knows for sure if they have the right to defend themselves. In fact, merchants have been harassed and even arrested for trying to stop looting and pillaging in their own shops! But, this is indicative of the cabal’s modus operandi in efforts to implement their plans: they create a problem and then proffer a solution (which was always their intended goal), with the intention to give effect to a deeper and more sinister agenda! This time around the agenda is looking more and more like the creation of a police state. They have allowed crime to ravage New York and other cities and states, so that the added presence and increased power of police comes across as a legitimate penasia as opposed to a diabolical erosion of freedom. And so today, let’s talk about the cabal’s war on liberty through their plans for the creation of a police federation in the US, looking at various case studies.

Let’s start with New York as a case study in light of this new behaviour from police. The first concern is that this police behaviour is not a typical law. Like I just alluded to earlier, there is no legislation, there was no debate that took place on the merits and workings of this plan, there was only just an edict from the mayor of New york. This already shows the makings of a police state because it erases the involvement of citizens in determining how they are governed, and rather imposes this change to the status quo. But, another concern that has been raised by many is that, in actual fact, it’s guaranteed that this will only end in the confiscating pocket knives and other related objects that people carry in order to protect themselves; while leaving actual criminals even more enabled to attack commuters.