Can YouTube change policing? Ask cop watchers JamesFreeman, LackLuster, TomZebra, LauraShark, & more
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- It has been 5 years of PAR! That's why Taya Graham and Stephen Janis are celebrating with this special special livestream panel that will bring together cop watchers James Freeman, LackLuster, The Battousai, Tom Zebra, Laura Shark, and Otto The Watchdog for a timely discussion about the possibility of police reform, the importance and impact of cop watching, and why it's vital that we all find ways to keep fighting for change. Please join us for an interactive discussion where you can ask our guests questions in the live chat during the premiere!
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To all auditors: Keep fighting the good fight! Until these public servants realize integrity and accountability are values not to be feared, YOU ARE NEEDED! Thank you for your service.
Thank you so much! You are too kind! Thank you so much for watching!!! -taya :)
Thank You and it's all worth the fight. I happen to have a Huge passion for THE UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION AND THE PEOPLES RIGHTS. Thanks for all your support. #MRTRANSPARENCY
I love ALL you guys!! Please dont stop. I dont think just anybody can be cop watchers, activist,etc. You all are brave and making a difference. THANK YOU ALL!!!
Thank you so much for your kind support!!! -taya :)
Amazing line up thank you for everyones efforts to make this 5 years of the PAR show.
another GREAT show by TAYA and STEPHEN !! two true american patriots !
Thank you so much it was great to have you in the live chat!!! -taya :)
The Battousai is a King of auditors.
And the only one that's not In it for the money cough cough James Freeman cough cough
I respect him so much, I wish I was as knowledgeable as he was when he was in his early 20s! And I also really like his style, which is deliberate, calm, and very strategic! I am honestly a fan! -taya :) @thebattousai
Happy 5 Years!!🎉
Thank you Chris!!!!
Happy anniversary 5 years🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎂🎂🎂excellent job
Thank you so much! -taya :)
Thanks Taya & Stephen for another incredible Stream. 🌹🙆🏽♀️🙇🏿♂️
You are too kind! Thank you so much!!! -taya :)
Congratulations this was a great great show
Thank you so much I appreciate it! -taya :)
Happy Birthday Taya and Stephen!
Thank you!🤗taya
I was busy this morning but I just couldn’t stop watching this. I admire and thank you all for what you do.❤
Families are being destroyed by another group in our government. 4th, 14th, 1st. Qualified immunity, secret courts, deprivation of rights. No one seems to want to fight this group. I'd love to tell my family's story and show the stories I've been collecting from around the country
CPS is evil. Ive seen so much regarding them in many states.
Otto, what a journey. et al. You both done good on this one, enjoyed in full. Turned on notifications. Kudos.
Yah 🎉 Congratulations!!!
You have the right to a trial if you can afford one.
That is the unfortunate truth! thank you for your comment and for watching! -taya :)
Oh you'll get a trial....but you only get JUSTICE if you pay for it. Because Justice is a commodity that is bought and sold to the highest bidder. And the court of law is the bazaar in which that transaction takes place.
This is the case in my country, where justice is bought far more corruptly than the American system.
I watch the state of law enforcement in the US out of a kind of morbid curiosity. The authoritative mercy of men following orders.
Where as my police are only dangerous when you are in the wrong place and up to no good, if you stay out of trouble you’re fine.
I wish you guys the best of luck with retaining your rights and with holding your government accountable. This however depends on how many people stand up and care. If the people don’t object, it’s consent by apathy.
Freedom isn’t free at all, it comes at the highest price, blood. But it is usually given away freely.
@@Slippery_Pickle47.3 Thank you so much for your comment. I agree so much with your statement, "However, it depends on how many people stand up and care. If the people don't object, it's consent by apathy." I hope that by sharing these reports, we can give people the information they need and inspire people to advocate for meaningful reform and respect of our civil liberties. Do you mind sharing with me what country you are referring to? Also, I find it fascinating that you watch our policing! Would you mind if i made this the comment of the week? -taya
I thought Stephen and I only shared in common that we sometimes wear ill fitting shirts, but hearing the emotion come through his voice based on his experiences I now realize we share quite a bit more.
I want to hear the rest of Stephen's song😎👍
Taya here! Okay, if you insist! but we can do that! :)
I was watching a probation hearing for a man that got 11 years for a second offense of breaking into a car, seven years apart. In his 12th year in prison the Police charge him again for the same offense as a recidivist offender and he was sentenced to life. The current probation hearing was held in his 21st year in prison... Hard to believe these things can happen.
I don't believe it, and then again I do.
It's got to be something more than you pointed out, if it is to be believable, but I also know exactly what insanity these powers are capable of, so I know that they do stuff like that.
But it's not believable in the scope of reality. At least not the reality that we believe could be possible.
I don't know how to make it make sense.
Thanks for sharing Taya
Shoutout to Big Nick South Florida Accountability.
This was an amazing show! Thanks for everything you're doing, have done and will do in the future!
We appreciate your kindness! thank you! -taya :)
Thank you for taking the time to highlight the people that are out there in the trenches exposing the corruption of the police state.
Whats the difference btwn freedome of speech and disorderly conduct.
Wonderful news show
Thank you so much I appreciate it! -taya :)
They wanted for make an example of him to scared all other.cop watchers
My thought too. I think if he had it to over again he wouldnt have spoken so severely to the judge. Just because you supposedly can doesnt mean you should.
I think you are right, he is supposed to be an example, a deterrent, a warning and perhaps even a threat. Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and for your comment! -taya :)
Great lineup !!
Thank you! I just feel bad because there are other cop watchers I wish I could have included, I don't want to insult anyone, but I am so glad we had the amazing cop watchers join us! -taya
Great show!! Happy anniversary
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and for your kind comment! -taya :)
The police must be stopped.
"On RUclips you don't have an audience; you have a community..."
We/they can be both, actually. Audiences can be parts of or whole communities.
Thank you for your content! The police in my local public safety dropped the ball with a solid State to State stalking case, which was proven by the Michigan crime lab when they found malware and downloads, but the Det/Sgt miss handled the case itself, which caused the case to not go forward. 😡 I studied criminal justice at NMU and served as a deputy sheriff in my county jail in my younger days for 1.5 years. My regret is not knowing to record the police and detective with every encounter we had. They back tracked facts of the case and this monster is attached to a major crime. I'm literally assisting Florida LE with a cold case homicide because of my education and my knowledge is who the alleged person is. I connected the 4th person to report them. I met a man who had the same detective over a domestic abuse case and the victim has been victimized over and over by her. I am emailing her son and advising they record the police in the future. Now having watched this, as well as many of the cop watchers, I'm going to get cameras all over my city now and get these corrupt cops to be held accountable. Thank you for your work and services to all of U.S.
Godspeed 🇺🇸
I am so glad that you are able to use your education, experience, and knowledge of this particular case to help the victim! I wish you the very best in assisting them in getting justice! Also, I think it is terrific that you will be campaigning for body-worn cameras in your local law enforcement agencies as well as greater CCTV coverage-- video footage is the one thing that can help victims of crime and victims of police misconduct have any chance at justice. Please keep us updated!!! -taya you can always send me an email at PAR just mention in the subject line we chat in the comment section.
Ultimate authority, That's the problem
very true! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and for your comment! -taya :)
The pleasure is all mine Taya
I have only met 3 cops that upheld our rights and were good cops. Im 54 now and only 3 out of 54 years? Needs change.
Well said! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and for your comment! -taya :)
Never underestimate the amount of Israeli IPs involved. Everyone needs to look into the ADL's programs that send Local and Federal law enforcement to Israel to learn their tactics. They train ,again, our local law enforcement does, with Israeli "counter terrorism" law enforcement and then apply those tactics on regular Americans in local communities.
I know a lot still think they're "our ally" but they're truly NOT.
nice love your YT channel
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and for your comment! -taya :)
That went way too fast! That can only mean I was having a blast! 👏👍
Thank you!!!!
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Been following Auditors since its inception 🗽Donate to my favorites when I can , It’s probably the most important group in America 🇺🇸. Make sure you all sign up for Attorney Shield 🛡️ It may save your life at a moment’s notice 🗽🛡️💯🇺🇸👌. Thanks for putting this together for all Americans ❤
Thank you so much for your support I appreciate it! -taya :)
Haha, Laura and Daniel "Tom's" parody of your show was funny!
📍1:55:34 👌
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Darn it i missed another live stream!!!! 4 hour time difference, i was not home yet!!!
Don't you worry about it!!! Just make sure to hear my thank you just for you at the end, I loved your card!!!!! -taya :)
Eric Brandt did 55 mph in a 55 mph zone akin to Oliver North explaining it.
Govt charged Eric for doing 180 mph in a 55 mph with no evidence.
Nahh, Taya, don't apologize for laughing with that Otto clip! We totally understand why that's so hella-funny!
I just feel bad because he endured so much difficulty because of his activism, but oh my goodness, Otto has an amazing sense of humor, and he is brave! -taya
Haha, oh wow, cool, Philip, cool that you got that sign signing to be part of the settlement! Nice!
Awesome show y’all 🤙
thank you so much!!!!1 Taya
The story from battusi about the lady who actually said she was impressed with him brought tears to my eyes that some of the real people actually hear, then putting all the work the people just on here. Before I saw this, I wasn't sure what he was. Guys really art, making it different. Thank you
James freeman OG CAREER KILLLER
LOL no he isnt
Has anyone noticed that if some bootlicker says ‘if you film police in my town I’ll be sure to use my gun on you so they don’t have to’, the police and government will applaud them, thank them, even warn them not to get into trouble.
But if an activists says ‘we need to put an end to bad policing’ they’ll be questioned and then put on a list as a danger to law enforcement.
You are awesome
Love your work
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@under duress, LACKLUSTER is one word. You're separating the words in your search. That's why you can't find Lackluster.
2:00:25 Suffering connects us all, Stephen! All of us suffer, every one. Some more and some less, but we all suffer. We all suffer.
You are not alone.
Thank you so much for this kind comment I will make sure that stephen sees it I am taking a screen shot now, it will mean a lot to him, my sincere thanks-taya
@@therealnews You are welcome. Both of you.
Lackluster! Hes awesome.
I must agree! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and for your comment! -taya :)
LOL with Steven about the detail re: street drug prices!
Lol!!!! No comment! -taya :)
Wow Great Show!! Thanks to all of you for your work. This progress is slow but change is coming one way or another. I sure wish I had all the links of the content creators. If you see this please leave them if you can. Thanks!
1:03:42 That's me! A stenographer writing on a steno machine 🤔
That's really cool! I am going to go back and check out the time code! -taya :)
Wow, Philip, I love that retired judge who was so proud of you! Too bad she's already retired now, huh?
Dale, not _every_ commercial has a little jingle at the end, but probably several do.
When the corruption goes all the way to the DOJ what can you do?
We keep trying and we don't give up! -taya
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We are punished in Australia for fighting a case..
I pleaded not guilty to a $200 litter fine and lost and the magistrate added $2000 to the original fine…
CHILLIES going to be pissed off when he sees this 😅😂
Awesome show!
Interesting, Steven, Taya, and Dale, I didn't realize that buzz-buzz sound was from the police cameras; I thought it was something from their radios to get them to check something about those, even though we may not always hear a call coming in right after. You're sure it's not something that has to do with their radios instead? Also, Dale, why do you think that sample sounds "so bad"?
"...Pleading guilty just to make it stop."
Right, it doesn't make it stop... at least right then. Because even without the existing prison sentence and interim new jail stay, the guilty plea makes you deal with the potential for its own jail or prison time, or/and maybe a fine.
There is hope
Yes there is! And thank you for taking the time to be in the comments, we appreciate you! And we miss you! -taya
They should be called Rights Enforcement & Education 😊Officers
Haha, Taya, I love how you compared Philip's strategy to a "game of chess"!
thank you! I was just being honest about my impression of his tactics; he really is thinking 3 to 4 moves ahead; it's honestly impressive! And he is still so young! -taya
Taya: "...A way to literally have a lawyer in their pocket."
Nah, just *figuratively.*
You are correct! However, when they use the app, they will immediately have access to a real lawyer and be able to communicate with them in real-time, so one could argue they do have a lawyer in their pocket, just a 2-dimensional representation of the active consciousness and projection of their immediate thoughts, so in a sense, aren't they really in their pocket? Must they be physically embodied to be in their pocket, or is this extension of their consciousness enough to count as a "being?" It's kind of an interesting philosophical question! taya :) I think Descartes would agree having their thoughts and consciousness accessible in their pocket is their "being." Although other philosophers might disagree.
How did having a phone worked out for Pastor Michael Jennings, who was watering his neighbor's plants.
The cops took away his phone, he wasn't allowed to even call his wife.
LackL..is not an auditor, more grift
@@therealnews: Yeah, Taya, I know the person using the system should be able to communicate with an attorney in real *[ ]* time. But just on that system; not in person. So one could argue that since there isn't an attorney actually in that person's pocket, the attorney is still only "in there" _figuratively,_ NOT literally. Yes, the attorney can "be in the caller's pocket," but only figuratively. But you said "literally," which refers to the _actual live body_ of the attorney, hence my comment here with the correct information.
@@georgejackson7798: Of course LL isn't an auditor; he's a reviewer. He has never claimed to be an auditor. So what?
Also, how well or not that the system works is one thing, but that wasn't the point of my comment here. And you don't have to worry about so-called "grift" with this. If you don't like the system then don't spend money on it, duh.
First!!!!
Thank you so much for being such an active part ofthe chat I really enjoyed your comments! -taya :)
Yeah, Eric is probably tough but I still think he shouldn't have gotten even close to a total of 12 years in prison for those original charges!
Ha! Here in Utah we once had a judge up in SLC who was a drug dealer, OMGosh!
Oh my!!! That is impressive! We had 6 cops who were drug dealers in Baltimore City, but a judge!?! That is next level!!! Do you remember their name? -taya
And then they wonder why people don't trust them
Happy 5th anniversary, Taya and Steven, good show! Was this stream done on the exact anniversary date?
We all know what’s happening!! Corruption at its ultimate
Its so worth it, just got my android upload.
Haha, I like that you acknowledged the presence of that (random?) cat out there.
Lol, I had to! I know that alley cat; I call him Mr. Wiggles; he is feral, BUT he knows how to schmooze and get food from humans when he really wants to! -taya
"If we don't make the individual decision to stand up, no one else is gonna do it for us."
Taya, maybe no one else would do it for us even if we _do_ it for ourselves. Or... actually, sometimes they do, as we see with some of these people here.
Can YT change policing? Ask undercover cops!
Daniel "Tom": "...Pulled over for no reason."
Oh, there IS a reason. Everything that ever happens or exists has a reason. But some reasons just _aren't valid._
That is a very fair point! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch and for your comment! -taya :)
Turner v. Driver didn't _establish_ the right; it just tries to _reinforce/remind_ them of it.
I can't believe that The Real News Network fired Chris Hedges. This is completely and totally unacceptable. I'm seriously considering pulling my funding to this network. 🤬
It is HORRIFIC that an INNOCENT PERSON can sit in jail for FIVE YEARS WITHOUT being CONVICTED of ANY CHARGES! MANY INNOCENT people have plead guilty just to get out of HELL. And adding charges five years later is just stacking additional charges to get a plea. I live in Canada, and I was ILLEGALLY ARRESTED because I DARED to defend my own life against a high, violent intruder in my OWN HOUSE (NOT ILLEGAL)!!! My charges were EVENTUALLY dismissed after being forced out of my house, and my health destroyed, after I refused every plea "deal". Even though it's NOT illegal, if you defend yourself with an object or weapon, you WILL BE ARRESTED! Then they actually let the attackers go FREE to make the case against you look look better.
I know that some people aren't interested in auditors, and some are disturbed by the videos, but for me it's just good therapy.
What Steven said about feeling alone and paranoid when he was on his own, and how he feels better knowing he isn't alone, and he found comfort in the strength of his TRNN family, rings true to me.
I sometimes feel alone in my concerns because of all the indifference and lack of awareness, but I feel better knowing that someone notices our shared concerns and others are doing what they can about it.
You don't have to look very long in a history book to see that we have problems, and we also have a long way to go to fix them.
It starts in the mind and the heart and it needs our voice to make it a reality.
I don't want any more tragic history, and I think that the answer lay in the message that these auditors bring to us.
I'm so glad that Taya, Steven, and the TRNN team are here to bring a voice of reason that is so hard to dismiss when stated so exceptionally. Taya really gets to the heart of the human condition and I'm glad she can see the value in our amazing auditors and how unique and important each one of them is.
I feel much better knowing that they are out there and that they care.
I can't thank you enough for this beautiful comment, so thoughtful. I will make sure to share it with Stephen. I know he will appreciate it. And thank you so much for your support it means more than you know. -taya
@@therealnews thank you for your support of our auditors. Your coverage of all the other issues we face is always enlightening, but isn't the auditor community a fun bunch to showcase?!! It's good to connect with the people on the ground, and you have plenty of good people in this group to connect with.
Lots of auditors are always ready to help each other out, and also help the people who's stories they come to know while they are out there in the community.
That's why I'm so exited about this segment. I see how they support each other and I'm so glad that you chose to join in and show them love. I know you always do your part anyway, but it's just good to see you all together in one place. So much heart in one video gives me hope. Thanks for sticking together and standing up as one. Never underestimate the power of love.
Steven: "Thoughts and praise" isn't an empty phrase in general; just when used in an atheist-based way.
My understanding was that "thoughts and prayers" were empty when politicians who were unwilling to make any policy proposals to engage in a meaningful way with the deaths they were "mourning" made the gesture empty rhetoric- whether atheist or theist. But I should let him speak for himself; I will let him know you were asking questions in the comments and see if I can get him to jump in here. I am the one who responds to comments normally -taya
Don't fight the system use the system against itself
Wow, those conditions at that _jail_ there in Louisiana are sucky; even though his threats were scary, he didn't actually carry them out, so I still feel bad for him. Why can't they even have those little semi-stall walls around the toilets? And why are there not even any books for that sort of entertainment, at least? What happened to prison being a place where some things are actually a little more fulfilling than in jail, such as being able to have enough online access that you could even get a new college degree while you're in there (in hopes of using it later when you get out)?
Don't let Steven inside!😊
Don't you worry, he is back out there already! 😆taya
Oh, I forgot that TvD was based in the Fort Worth area. I was just out there in the D/FW area videoing and photoing the total solar eclipse on April 8! Literally right from the top level of one of the airport's parking garages (that's how closely to it that my flight from Utah landed)!
Yeah, Taya, I worry about that too. But of course those corporations won't be trying to replace _all_ humans, since at least they want to keep themselves there making the money. But yeah, that stuff is still worrysome. And one guy I talked to says he believes that it's already too late to try to government-regulate it, at least in most potential ways! Ughh!
interesting format
Yep, Louisiana is SO disgustingly horrid. Livingston parish is just the same except as a female there was NO opportunity to leave the "dorm" or any work opportunities after many years ago a deputy impregnated an inmate that had trustee status. Eric isn't currently residing in a Louisiana prison, he's in a jail which is SO MUCH WORSE!
Hi! Ive been wanting to help support Eric with letters and money on his books. Do you have the address and prisoner #????
And before I've seen your interviews with these people, I'll bet the following: that you won't stick to your 5-question limit with these people, since following up on something can easily raise new questions.
I didn't want to stop at 5 questions! It was a self-imposed limitation to ensure everyone received equal time, but I knew it would be tough to stick to-taya
Why would Manuel turn himself in for doing a constitutionally protected activity?
He was told to turn himself in for a 180-day incarceration on threat of greater punishment if he did not come in voluntarily. -taya
Michael Willis from chat: "...We think to ourselves..."
Specifying "to ourselves" because we can "think to someone else"?
"Because that's what they do with every single thing else."
Not really. I've seen some things here in Utah actually _lightened up_ for the public.
Taya, I forgot to ask this in the beginning. Sometimes you've had Steven there right in your studio. But why is he in a separate place this time?
The one thing with cop watching that needs to happen… is teaching the new ones on the don’ts for example I’ve been watching the channel audit the audit and he’s shown people entering grade schools and saying it’s their right to film without giving their name ect. Which no one should be doing this in areas with children because of obvious reasons. We need those protected from just anyone coming in and wandering halls. Also from being in police parking lots ect. It may be your right to film but pushing the limits too much. These are the kinds of things that will ruin it for all.
"Just because I don't do things the exact way somebody else does, we need all different types." 1. Supposedly needing all different types is independent of whether or not you do things the exact way someone else does. 2. "We need all different types," says that same guy who said he hates one of them but doesn't go into why.
The right to record police was _already_ established not just in Circuit 10 but the whole nation LONG before this lawsuit by Eric. Anything that iterates it after those two sets of events (1. our births and 2. the Constitution) is just a _reinforcement/reminder_ of our right.
Jeff Gray is OG
Steven: "two thousand nineteen..." Hey, Tay, in case Steven doesn't also come in and read our comments and questions, remind him that he can use an easier way to say the years from this century just like he did for previous centuries: For example, 2019 can be said more quickly as "TWENTY-nineteen" because it has fewer syllables.