The Royal Canadian Mounted Police?
Poly Tics . Social Studies“The RCMP is Canada’s national police force – providing an array of services from municipal policing, to national security intelligence gathering, to the legendary Musical Ride. Despite a series of scandals in recent decades, the RCMP remains one of Canada’s most iconic national institutions. The icons include illegal actions against citizens at the behest of corrupt government, mistreatment of indigenous people, and complete incompetence in matters of life and death, including those surrounding murky false flag operations.
What happened?
The RCMP is a national symbol and brand that I grew up believing was an honourable Canadian institution that I could trust. RCMP officers visited schools regularly to tell kids that they were indeed honourable Canadian institutions. I trusted them until I started paying attention to the news that revealed otherwise. I personally have had really good experiences with the RCMP. I guess I have been lucky. Many Canadians have not. As with most iconic symbols of Canada, bad political intervention and the tragic consequences of bad leadership, management and influences have rendered the once proud image into one of distrust, fear, and loathing. Over the years, the RCMP have fostered a culture of paramilitary incompetence within their ranks. Political correctness, equity hiring and WOKE culture has infiltrated the organization by various government legislation, giving them far reaching powers to break and subvert the laws of this land, including the supreme law of Canada – The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.”
– Howard
The Dark Side of the RCMP
“The mystique that has helped cement the RCMP as a national symbol is also what renders it particularly, stubbornly difficult to reform.”
by Jane Gerster
Updated 12:16, Oct. 27, 2021 | Published 14:55, Oct. 20, 2021 – The Walrus
“All bureaucracies are complicated and built to self-perpetuate; reform is often slow, and troubles are difficult to pin down to one or two simple causes. But, with the Mounties, the stakes are higher and the problems more acute: policing is, without hyperbole, a life-or-death matter, and paramilitaries are some of the most reluctant to change of all bureaucracies due to an inherently secretive, soldierly mentality that prioritizes government aims over individual rights and views offenders as enemies. The very structure of a paramilitary institution, to borrow from two American policing experts, “subverts democratic policing.”
The fundamental challenge, say the historians, criminologists, and journalists who study the RCMP, has long been getting Canadians to see past the red-serge image: the powerful mystique that has helped cement the RCMP’s position as a national symbol is also what renders it particularly, stubbornly difficult to reform. As journalist Peter C. Newman wrote in Maclean’s in 1972, “Confusion between what is true and what bureaucrats would like to be true is the occupational hazard of any institution which, like the RCMP, expends a great deal of its energy projecting an image. Undue emphasis on the image protects the force’s officials not just from the real world but from their own consciences.”
“In a departure from the spectacular musical ride, the RCMP is debuting a new performance. It requires a badly planned and executed stampede over peaceful protesters. Grievous injury or death is the desired outcome. This is animal abuse. Where is PETA to paint the ponies and execute the abusers?” – Howard
This creature was appointed to try and change the image of the RCMP. Corruption, obesity, moral turpitude, and lack of intelligence are now qualifications being considered for appointments to positions of power…as is obedience.
Brenda Lucki must go
Pam Palmater: The problem isn’t Indigenous culture, it’s RCMP culture, where racial profiling, harassment, brutality and the killing of Indigenous peoples is somehow justified
By Pam Palmater June 18, 2020 – MACLEANS
Brenda Lucki was named as RCMP Commissioner in March of 2018, at a time when the RCMP was imploding from numerous scandals. Prime Minister Trudeau and then Minister of Public Safety Ralph Goodale championed Lucki as the right person to address workplace harassment within the RCMP. Lucki was also heralded as the one who could address racial bias, violations of civil liberties of Canadians, and the many allegations of abuse of power within the RCMP. She promised then that “no stone will be left unturned” in her mission to fix what wasn’t working in the RCMP. She then promised the National Inquiry into Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Girls that the RCMP would do better. Yet there is no plan of action for the RCMP to end its role in the genocide of Indigenous women and girls. Lucki has been big on promises and little in the way of substantive action.
“It is believed that various un-law enforcement agencies that were called in to crush peaceful protests in Ottawa were injected with a variation of the rabies virus that also depletes them of chromosome 8. Chromosome 8 is a gene that regulates empathy in humans. They were also fed doughnuts infused with prednisone, a steroid that can cause drastic mood swings and “roid rage” which are common red flags of prolonged steroid abuse. Steroid abuse can also result in dramatic personality changes over time. Hence the excessive violence coming from public servants that swore to protect and serve the people. Some have been recorded stating that they would beat their wives, children, parents, and grandparents that manage to survive their mandated injections of experimental poison if ordered to do so by their masters. “To Protect Our Jobs and Serve Out Beatings To Unarmed Citizens” is now the official motto of government controlled police corporations throughout the country.
The RCMP is currently using federal tax dollars- your money – to promote it’s value in Alberta. There are motions to support the installation of a provincial police force in Alberta much like other provinces with the thought that a provincial police force could be held more accountable and be better suited to serving the needs of populations regionally. It has become very clear, especially during the current federal government’s reign of terror, that the RCMP’s sole purpose is to serve the interests of whichever government holds power. How can these institutions uphold and break the law at the same time.
Explain.
Sergeant Renfrew and Constable Dudley Do-Right are turning in there graves and dying all over again…with and of shame this time.
RUN!!!
DUCK!!!!
COVER!!!
Or hold the line and push back.
Surely they won’t shoot or beat us to kill us all.
There are more of us than there are of them.
Perhaps.
-Howard
You actually make it seem so easy with your presentation but I to find this matter to be really something that I feel I would never understand. It sort of feels too complicated and extremely vast for me. I am looking ahead on your subsequent put up, I’ll try to get the hang of it!