Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton is pub­licly urg­ing the Minnesota Vikings to sus­pend embat­tled run­ning back Adrian Peterson until his ongo­ing child abuse alle­ga­tions have been set­tled. Peterson was rein­stat­ed Monday just hours before alle­ga­tions of a sec­ond inci­dent with anoth­er one of his four-year-old sons came to light. “It is an awful sit­u­a­tion,” Dayton said in a writ­ten state­ment issued from his office in St. Paul.

“Yes, Mr. Peterson is enti­tled to due process and should be ‘inno­cent until proven guilty.’ However, he is a pub­lic fig­ure; and his actions, as described, are a pub­lic embar­rass­ment to the Vikings orga­ni­za­tion and the State of Minnesota. Whipping a child to the extent of vis­i­ble wounds, as has been alleged, should not be tol­er­at­ed in our state. Therefore, I believe the team should sus­pend Mr. Peterson, until the accu­sa­tions of child abuse have been resolved by the crim­i­nal jus­tice system.” 

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What a flam­ing hyp­ocrite, sure Adrian Peterson’s right to due process must be sus­pend­ed to ensure that the Vikings Organization and the State of Minnesota be saved embar­rass­ment. Never mind that Peterson has not yet got­ten his day in court.

Where does Politicians get off telling pri­vate com­pa­nies how to run their busi­ness­es any­way? Here’s a word of advise to the good­ly Governor, take your script­ed state­ment back . Re-word it then re-write it . Here’s what you should say ““Yes, Mr. Peterson is enti­tled to due process and should be ‘inno­cent until proven guilty.‘Signed: Mark Dayton.

You see Governor, after that line every­thing you said revealed you to be a med­dling hypocrite.

Governor here is what you should hang your damn head about .This is what’s shame­ful , please remove the hood from your face for a minute and look at what your KKK mem­bers dressed as cops are doing while you med­dle in what does not con­cern you .

Oh by the way this hap­pened on your watch. So there are no excus­es. You see Governor Dayton the high­er you climb is the more you expose your­self. Look at the abu­sive KKK mem­bers you have on your pay­roll and leave the courts to do it’s job. You are not a King.…

By the way there are a lot more of these offi­cial abuse by your Thugs. Do your job and leave oth­ers to do theirs.

You hyp­ocrite .….

UPDATE :::::

Since we went to pub­li­ca­tion the Minnesota Vikings have bowed to the pres­sure and once again benched Adrian Peterson for a sec­ond straight Game even though , like we said before, he has not had due process. 

The take-away from this, is just how pow­er­ful the Governor’s pres­sure is. Yet these bas­tards nev­er have a kind word for vic­tims of police abuse. Neither do they ever want to stand up and demand that the thugs on the State’s pay­roll respect the rights of every­one young or old , black or white.

REGGIE BUSH

I most def­i­nite­ly dis­ci­pline my daugh­ter. I have a 1‑year-old daugh­ter and I dis­ci­pline her,” Bush said on WFAN’s “Boomer & Carton” show, via CBS New York. “Obviously every per­son is dif­fer­ent. And I def­i­nite­ly will use my best judg­ment to dis­ci­pline her, depend­ing on the sit­u­a­tion on what hap­pens. I def­i­nite­ly will try to … obvi­ous­ly not leave bruis­es or any­thing like that on her. But I def­i­nite­ly will dis­ci­pline her harsh­ly depend­ing on, again what the sit­u­a­tion is.”

CHARLES BARKLEY

In a con­ver­sa­tion with Jim Rome for CBS sports.

“I’m from the South. Whipping is … we do that all the time,” the for­mer bas­ket­ball star, who was born and raised in Leeds, Alabama, said. “Every black par­ent in the South is gonna be in jail under those cir­cum­stances. I think we have to be care­ful let­ting peo­ple dic­tate how they treat their chil­dren.” When Rome con­tend­ed that it does­n’t mat­ter where some­one is from because “right is right and wrong is wrong,” Barkley dis­agreed. “I don’t believe that because, lis­ten, we spank kids in the South,” he said. “I think the ques­tion about did Adrian Peterson go over­board. … But, lis­ten, Jim, we all grow up in dif­fer­ent envi­ron­ments. Every black par­ent in my neigh­bor­hood in the South would be in trou­ble or in jail under those cir­cum­stances. … As far as being from the South, we all spanked our kids. I got spanked, me and my two brothers.”

CHRIS CARTER

“This goes across all racial lines, eth­nic­i­ties, reli­gious back­grounds. People in dis­ci­plin­ing their chil­dren. People with any sort of Christian back­ground, they real­ly believe in dis­ci­plin­ing their chil­dren,” Carter began. “My mom did the best job she could do rais­ing sev­en kids by her­self. But there are thou­sands of things that I have learned since then that my mom was wrong. This is the 21^st cen­tu­ry. My mom was wrong. She did the best she could, but she was wrong about some of that stuff she taught me. And I promised my kids that I won’t teach that mess to them. You can’t beat a kid to make him do what you want to do.”

Hmmmm. Eagles coach Buddy Ryan in 1989 cut Cris Carter fol­low­ing the pre-sea­son. Carter lat­er admit­ted that Ryan released him because of alco­hol and drug abuse, includ­ing large amounts of ecsta­sy, cocaine and mar­i­jua­na, and cred­its his for­mer coach with help­ing him turn his life around as a result. 

This Pharisee was allowed back into the NFL to play and is now in the Hall of Fame now here he is stand­ing in Judgement of oth­ers. Let those with­out sin cast the first stone.

Barack Obama will be crit­i­cized and dis­re­spect­ed by prob­a­bly half of America irre­spec­tive of how well he does on any giv­en sub­ject. On September 11^th 2001 planes crashed into the twin tow­ers in low­er Manhattan killing over 3,000 peo­ple. George Bush who was President at the time was alert­ed by his chief of staff Andy Card as he sat in a Florida class-room. Bush sat trans­fixed for a good five min­utes as if unsure how to react.

Bush waged America’s longest war in Afghanistan. Not sat­is­fied he waged an ille­gal war in Iraq killing that Country’s leader and splin­ter­ing Iraq’s eth­nic tribes the Sunnis, Shiite and oth­er eth­nic minori­ties leav­ing them to wage war against each oth­er. Unable to cap­ture or kill Osama Bin Laden whom they blamed for the attacks on the twin Towers Towers and the Pentagon , Bush shift­ed his rea­son for being in Iraq to Nation-building.

There was no talk of Nation Building when he ille­gal­ly invad­ed a Sovereign Iraq. The lie then was that Saddam Hussein had what was coined as weapons of mass destruc­tion. Never mind that America, it’s European Allies and Israel pos­sess enough weapons of mass destruc­tion to destroy the Earth sev­er­al times over. Bush’s Cowboy atti­tude with America’s mil­i­tary pow­er, the Neocons world view and Donald Rumsfeld’s incom­pe­tence in han­dling the Iraq war cre­at­ed a smol­der­ing caul­dron of Militancy in the Middle East. At the cen­ter of Middle East ani­mos­i­ty toward the west is the Palestinian peo­ple’s con­tin­ued oppres­sion at the hands of Israel , aid­ed and abet­ted by America and some west­ern nations.

Bound at the hip in Military mus­cle-flex­ing with America was Britain, which was still act­ing like a world pow­er. Recent events includ­ing the newest Militant group Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS emerged from the hor­nets nest Bush and his Neocon friends stirred up. Between the wars and incom­pe­tence Bush wrecked the Economy caus­ing mil­lions their jobs and homes. The crash of the American Economy in 2008 was rivaled only by the great depression.

THE ECONOMY

Under Obama, the econ­o­my has added 9.425 mil­lion jobs and lost 4.887, for a net gain of 4.538 mil­lion jobs. That’s a 3 mil­lion advan­tage over Bush. accord­ing to the Daily beast Michael Tomasky. 

WARS

Obama has wound down the Iraq war which he opposed from the start. In fact some argue he was elect­ed President pri­mar­i­ly because of his oppo­si­tion to that ille­gal, illog­i­cal war. The Afghan war is in it’s final throes. Obama did as he promised he would.

IMMIGRATION

Many Liberals are miffed at Obama for the num­ber of peo­ple deport­ed on his watch. Every week thou­sands of peo­ple are deport­ed from the United States for the flim­si­est of rea­sons. This process rips fam­i­lies apart, usu­al­ly it’s the par­ents who have breached US laws. Notwithstanding the chil­dren are made to suf­fer. The entire notion sur­round­ing the stat­ue of Liberty, “Give me your tired, your poor, Your hud­dled mass­es yearn­ing to breathe free”,now a colos­sal lie. Republicans have stead­fast­ly blocked Immigration reform claim­ing that Immigrants are Democratic vot­ers. Every attempt at reform is labeled an Amnesty. Of course their Conservative Hero Ronald Reagan grant­ed amnesty to peo­ple in the shad­ows dur­ing his presidency.

OSAMA BIN-LADEN

This speaks for itself, Bush could­n’t get him, Obama did.

HEALTH CARE

Affordable Care Act the law of the land

Obama has out per­formed George Bush by every met­ric in less than 6 years , com­pared to Bush’s two terms. So there is no log­i­cal claim to be made against Obama as it relates to com­pe­tence, as it has been dur­ing Bush’s tenure. I won’t both­er to talk about the fact that despite Government lock-downs and across the board dis­rup­tion of the econ­o­my, Republicans, are slat­ed to retake the sen­ate and make fur­ther gains in the House. You decide on what that says about the voters.

Recently President Obama was exco­ri­at­ed for going back to play Golf after address­ing the Nation on the exe­cu­tion of an American Journalist by ISIS. The ver­bal assault is noth­ing new from those on the right. Their hatred for this President because of his

race is pal­pa­ble . It also makes them irrel­e­vant as seri­ous objec­tors. In response the pres­i­dent said he should have been more aware of the optics! You think?

Which leads me ask this of the President. Why would you want to play Golf at a Country Club owned by the Racist smut Donald Trump? Mister President there is an old Jamaican proverb which says “you lie with dogs you rise with fleas“No dis­re­spect to my Lab “Bud”. President Obama did not catch fleas from this Mutt. He end­ed up hav­ing to con­tend with the snide remark attrib­uted to him below.

Mister President you are a smart man but I believe the fact that you were raised on the Hawaiian Islands have total­ly cre­at­ed a false sense of America in you. On learn­ing that major Clubs in Westchester New York have rebuffed the President’s attempt to play Golf on their cours­es, I was embar­rassed for him, but most­ly I was embar­rassed for America, just not surprised

This is the kind of thing one would expect from states such as Mississippi Alabama Texas and oth­ers where intel­li­gence is a rar­i­ty, and where igno­rance flour­ish­es. Obviously the back­lash against Barack Obama is far deep­er than just the KKK mem­bers who now don Police Uniforms under the guise of law enforce­ment offi­cers. The chick­ens are indeed com­ing home to roost.

Adrian Paterson indict­ed for dis­ci­plin­ing his own son.

Minnesota Vikings star run­ning back Adrian Peterson turned him­self in to Montgomery County, Texas, author­i­ties ear­ly Saturday morn­ing. He was booked into the Montgomery County jail at 1:06 a.m. CT and released at 1:35 a.m. CT after post­ing the $15,000 bond. Peterson had been indict­ed by a grand jury on charges of reck­less or neg­li­gent injury to a child and a war­rant had been issued for his arrest. He flew back ear­ly Saturday morn­ing to Minnesota, where he has been deac­ti­vat­ed for the Vikings’ home game against the Patriots on Sunday. At a news con­fer­ence on Saturday after­noon, Montgomery County first assis­tant dis­trict attor­ney Phil Grant said Peterson was charged with one count of injury to a child and could be sen­tenced to as many as two years in state jail, as well as a $10,000 fine. Probation is an option, Grant said, for defen­dants with no pri­or crim­i­nal record. Grant said only one grand jury reviewed Peterson’s case, refut­ing a report that an ini­tial grand jury reject­ed the case and it took a sec­ond grand jury to indict Peterson. He said the grand jury “was pro­vid­ed lots of evi­dence over a sig­nif­i­cant num­ber of week.

Obviously a Parent is not allowed to dis­ci­pline his child. So says the Government! Never mind that Adrian Peterson was raised

using those same stan­dards. Texas author­i­ties allege the boy was spanked with a switch from a tree and marks were vis­i­ble on him. I’m no expert on dis­ci­pline, yet it seem iron­ic that the Government is in the busi­ness of telling lov­ing par­ents how, when and even if, they may dis­ci­pline their own chil­dren, yet cops are giv­en a free hand to assault and even kill with­out con­se­quence. If this is not tyran­ny , what is?

The Government hauls a car­ing father before the courts who takes the nec­es­sary steps to cor­rect his own child, yet the Government refus­es to hold killer cops who abuse and mur­der inno­cent civil­ians account­able. In fact the Government shields and pro­tects them. Robert Muller for­mer head of the FBI report­ed­ly will con­duct Investigations into the NFL as it regards domes­tic vio­lence. If this was­n’t so insult­ing I would laugh. Where is Muller , where is the National out­rage for the almost dai­ly killing and assault vis­it­ed on inno­cent peo­ple by police? Absolute Tyranny !!!

New Rochelle Welcomes Home Ray Rice.

New Rochelle wel­comed home it’s native son on Saturday. Ray turned up at his old High School with Wife Janay.Several hun­dred fans watched the game and many of them expressed sup­port for Rice. Dozens of fans wore Rice’s No. 27 Ravens jer­sey and some held signs, includ­ing one that read: ‘We love you Ray,’ and ‘New RO loves you.’

Rice for­mer High School Coach had this to say. “He made a mis­take in his life but New Rochelle is a very proud pro­gram, and once you’re a mem­ber, you’re a mem­ber for life,” DiRienzo said. “Even though Ray made a mis­take doesn’t mean we throw him out of the house. Ray’s one of my sons in my foot­ball fam­i­ly and we’d nev­er throw him out of the house.”

The mael­strom which has ensued since this inci­dent came ful­ly to light has had the oppo­site effect on me, com­pared to most . The feroc­i­ty of the attacks on Ray and even Jenay Rice, tells me this has noth­ing to do with the Rices. Every ultra-lib­er­al fem­i­nist has crawled out from under their rock to con­demn Rice. As I wrote ear­li­er the NFL is rolling over so that Robert Muller can con­duct a top to bot­tom review . Where is Muller regard­ing the cops who beat the crap out of their wives after they fin­ish beat­ing the peo­ple they come in con­tact with?

The woe­ful­ly incom­pe­tent Media is inca­pable of inves­ti­gat­ing Voter Suppression. Corruption in Government, and the tyran­ni­cal Police state in which peo­ple are being abused dai­ly. They loop end­less cycle of garbage report­ing ‚fea­tur­ing every man-hat­ing fem­i­nist they can find. In addi­tion to the many self hat­ing blacks who are too stu­pid to see through the charade.

As I said in a pre­vi­ous Article they don’t care about Jenay Rice their objec­tive is to destroy their fam­i­ly. The blood-lust pil­ing on is in fur­ther­ance of break­ing the black fam­i­ly and replac­ing it with their degen­er­ate far left fem­i­nist agen­da. It is great to see Rice’s old high school foot­ball coach stand up despite the noise and embrace Ray Rice. 

There is a lot worse crap hap­pen­ing in America wor­thy of atten­tion. Worthy of round the clock media spot­light. Worthy of top-tier inves­ti­ga­tions, yet noth­ing is being done. Leave Ray and Jenay Rice alone .

There is no vic­to­ry in death, it would be repro­bate of me to use the death of some­one to Score polit­i­cal points. However, I believe it is per­fect­ly prop­er to use some­one’s death to Underscore a crit­i­cal failure.

For rea­sons above my pay-grade, Jamaicans have elect­ed to give the People’s National Party the Lion’s share of han­dling their affairs since 1962 when the Nation gained independence.

Over the last 40 years the Jamaica Labor Party has held office only 12 years of those four decades. The PNP has most­ly formed the Government, With one con­tin­u­ous stretch of ¹⁸¹⁄₂ years.

Starting with Michael Manley’s pseu­do Democratic Socialism in 1972 Jamaica, has been bat­tered and bruised by every met­ric, with only a dozen years of respite in between the tumul­tuous bouts of People’s National Party incom­pe­tence and graft.

PNP lead­er­ship has brought the once pearl of the Caribbean total and com­pre­hen­sive ruina­tion . Starting 1972’s to present. Massive brain-drain. Capital flight. Runaway infla­tion A dec­i­mat­ed busi­ness sec­tor. Poverty untold. Worthless cur­ren­cy. Astronomically high crime rate. Broken down and or nonex­is­tent infra­struc­ture. Moral decay. Sell-off, of our National trea­sures. Decadence. Immorality and a total over­all decay. Some Jamaicans still trum­pet our Nation’s supe­ri­or­i­ty in the Caribbean, I do not share in that fantasy.

Roger Clarke spent most of his adult life in pol­i­tics as part of the PNP. Clarke recent­ly passed away of an appar­ent heart attack, suf­fered at a Florida Airport. Clarke, 74, had been at the Jackson Memorial Hospital in Florida since mid-July where he had under­gone surgery for a back prob­lem and was return­ing to Jamaica when he died at the airport.

Roger Clarke was a Minister of Government . A mem­ber of the Governing People’s National Party, which has dom­i­nat­ed the Political land­scape over the last 4 decades. Yet when Clarke need­ed back surgery for what is char­ac­ter­ized as a pinched nerve, he head­ed to Florida.

If this does not awak­en the sen­si­tiv­i­ties of Jamaicans, what will ? If an esteemed mem­ber of the Political Oligarchy can­not source elec­tive surgery in his own coun­try, what does it say about the lead­er­ship of his par­ty? We pray for the fam­i­ly of Roger Clarke at this time of bereave­ment. We are all Jamaicans, we should find no solace in the demise of oth­ers. Death is in the cards for all of us. In the end we are nei­ther PNP nor JLP we are people.

Let’s hope Jamaicans will see this as a rea­son to demand a greater degree of account­abil­i­ty from those whom they entrust to admin­is­ter to their affairs. We can­not con­tin­ue to low­er the bar to accom­mo­date and ratio­nal­ize away the sys­tem­at­ic and con­tin­ued fail­ures and incom­pe­tence of our lead­ers. It is all up to us to decide the lead­er­ship we get.

The Police Service Commission select­ed Dr Carl Williams the Nations’s new Police Commissioner. We wish the new Commissioner much suc­cess. Having exit­ed the JCF after only a few years ser­vice I have nev­er met the new chief. I under­stand Williams joined the Department in 1984 , I joined two years pri­or, though we served togeth­er I nev­er met him. The 50 year old Williams hav­ing spent 30 years in the Department was appro­pri­ate­ly reward­ed with the top spot.

Amid the noise sur­round­ing the selec­tion process, many argued that the Commission should look over­seas for a new com­mis­sion­er. I voiced my dis­ap­proval then. I believe the Commission act­ed in good faith in select­ing Carl Williams the tiny nation’s 28 police com­mis­sion­er. It would have been a trav­es­ty to pick some­one from over­seas while the depart­ment have these supreme­ly edu­cat­ed and com­pe­tent lead­ers to move the depart­ment forward.

Williams holds a PhD in crim­i­nal jus­tice. He is the found­ing direc­tor of the (Major Organised Crime and Anti-Corruption Agency) and is the brain respon­si­ble for devel­op­ing the Anti-Lottery Scam Task Force. He led Jamaica’s anti-nar­cotics cam­paign from 2000 to 2004 which saw major play­ers con­vict­ed and some even extra­dit­ed for their crimes.

The new Commissioner comes to the top spot at a time when the Police con­tin­ue to be a con­tentious issue. Despite the cre­ation and imple­men­ta­tion of the new Agency (INDECOM the image of the agency con­tin­ue to evoke neg­a­tive reviews.

The chal­lenge for Williams is how to man­age those con­cerns in an ever chang­ing envi­ron­ment with­out alien­at­ing the men and women under his com­mand. He must find a way to man­age crime as a busi­ness, giv­ing cit­i­zens what they pay for, while keep­ing the peo­ple under his com­mand moti­vat­ed. No easy task in a coun­try which does not hon­or the rule of law.

For years the Elitist men­tal­i­ty in the Island Nation was that the police were inef­fec­tive because top down they were unin­tel­li­gent morons. Owen Ellington was edu­cat­ed , Carl Williams is superbly edu­cat­ed. The depart­ment has more mem­bers with under­grad­u­ate and grad­u­ate degrees per capi­ta, than most depart­ments around the world. Lets now get to the task of seri­ous­ly erad­i­cat­ing crime.