Dorner v. LAPD; Awarded Hero Status

I am very concerned that many people bestow hero status on an obviously sick man who REPORTEDLY went on a killing spree following a wrongful job termination and denial of justice in court - conditions that many people have suffered. Black people must recognize the concentration camps are primarily for us - minorities, the mentally ill, and whites who object to our internment (dissidents). Those are the ONLY parties who were ever interned in camps in any country. Don't give them an excuse.

Christopher Dorner

LL Cool J

I find it interesting that nearly every mass murderer of 2012 and 2013 is/was government-connected either personally or through his parents. Four links and two photos are on this blog. Notice how much Christopher Dorner looks like LL Cool J. This could even turn out to be a false flag.

When considering corrupt police departments, remember that people in uniform do what is allowed or ordered by their superiors, including police officers. Therefore, although many police departments are corrupt, the corruption was allowed by authorities over them, perhaps in hopes of a violent uprising that would excuse Martial Law and concentration camp internment.

If Dorner committed the murders as accused, he obviously has battle fatigue. After years in the military, he became a police officer for the Los Angeles Police Department, where he was apparently wrongly terminated. Then Dorner became embroiled in a court process that was possibly as stressful as any battlefield. If he is guilty, then Dorner is a sick warrior who we can all empathize with but must not emulate.

I pray that Dorner will surrender, be treated fairly and not murdered during his surrender or while in custody, and that he will be found not criminally responsible because of temporary insanity or innocent if he is not guilty. I believe the federal government should guarantee Dorner that if he surrenders he will remain in federal custody and not be at the mercy of LAPD, which he naturally distrusts.

Many people feel exhausted in the quest for justice. Do not choose violence, especially when every nonviolent remedy has not been tried. The most effective, nonviolent way to fight is economically. I advise that everyone who is fed up should unite and BOYCOTT 4 JUSTICE. If millions of people cannot commit to stop shopping for a period of time to fight corporate greed and government misdeeds, neither would they make effective soldiers, which requires a greater level of self-control, sacrifice, and commitment. Therefore, DON'T START ANYTHING.

Breaking News: Christopher Dorner may be innocent. 
"IT'S NOT ME," Dorner reportedly said via fax. http://www.palookavillepost.com/2013/02/09/accused-gunman-christopher-dorner-issues-statement-its-not-me/ "The manifesto is ideas for a screenplay." The reason why most people, except the Obama Administration, believe in investigating crimes and holding trials before assuming guilt and executing people is because THEY COULD BE INNOCENT.

The search for Christopher Donner ended in a burning cabin. The Guardian reported Dorner's assumed demise, which allegedly occurred after a shootout with police and the death of an officer. See the report at this link http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/feb/12/christopher-dorner-shootout-big-bear-live

REPEAT OF PARAGRAPH 1:  I am very concerned that many people bestow hero status on an obviously sick man who REPORTEDLY went on a killing spree following a wrongful job termination and denial of justice in court - conditions that many people have suffered. Black people must recognize the concentration camps are primarily for us - minorities, the mentally ill, and whites who object to our internment (dissidents). Those are the ONLY parties who were ever interned in camps in any country. Don't give them an excuse.

Mary Neal, director of Assistance to the Incarcerated Mentally Ill http://www.care2.com/c2c/group/aimi
Director of Dog Justice for Mentally Ill http://dogjusticeformentallyill.blogspot.com

Police Murders v. the Joker Massacre

TWELVE PEOPLE WERE KILLED in the Colorado theater massacre in July 2012. This tragedy horrified the world and reportedly interrupted politicians' campaigns, although I could not perceive a break in campaigning. The entire nation mourns with the grieving families, and condolences from officials are continually broadcasted. (This article has three(3) links and one(1) photo.) PRESIDENT OBAMA traveled to Colorado to comfort survivors and visit some of the 58 wounded victims of the senseless attack. He assured the nation that the "full weight of the justice system would come to bear" on the shooter. James Holmes was taken into custody speedily after the rampage. Such tragedies give rise to debate over gun control that police shootings do not. Over 120 African Americans have died in extrajudicial killings by police and guards so far this year, according to a July 9 report by the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement. The victims included unarmed men, women, and children as well as elderly and disabled people. No matter how unnecessary and brutal the deaths were, most were found to be "justified," and it is not unusual for deaths-by-police to be ignored by the media as well as politicians. I am glad Colorado families are being comforted and that they have the president's assurance that justice will be served. I pray that the injured recover speedily, and we send condolences to relatives and friends of the murder victims. I know how it feels to lose a loved one to violence. My mentally, physically disabled brother's MURDER BY POLICE AFTER 18 DAYS OF SECRET INCARCERATION is actually covered up by the same justice system that the president promised will address the Colorado theater massacre. In the USA, media coverage, investigation and prosecution following deaths depend on who was killed (race and class) and who did the killing. My brother and many other African American victims of extrajudicial killings by law enforcement were also 'good people' who are missed.

Report on the Extrajudicial Killing of 120 Black People by Police, Security Guards, and Self-Appointed Law Enforcers http://mxgm.org/report-on-the-extrajudicial-killings-of-110-black-people/
 
Wrongful Death of Larry Neal http://WrongfulDeathOfLarryNeal.com
 
Colorado Theater Shooting: Obama: 'Good people,' not the shooter, will be rememberedhttp://www.mercurynews.com/nation-world/ci_21133579/colorado-theater-shooting-president-obama-lands-colorado
 
May God bless America with justice for all.
 
by Mary Neal, advocate for voiceless victims as we were all appointed to be by God in Prov. 31:8-9