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𝐌𝐑. 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐓𝐄 ™

473,141 views • 6 months ago

This African cop pulls over a white guy in a left hand drive car and starts making up rules on the spot. Needs a special LHD sticker on the back apparently. One that doesn't exist in their own traffic laws. Wants cash right there on the dirt. No ticket. No receipt. No bank. Just hand it over like a good little tourist. White bloke tells him to fuck off and do it properly. So he sets his tent up right outside the police station door and starts camping. The whole village is pissing themselves laughing at the copper. He stands there looking like a right mug while people point and chuckle. This is Africa. They don't have laws, they have shakedowns. The second you know the rules better than them and refuse to pay the monkey, they got nothing left.

This African cop pulls over a white guy in a left hand drive car and starts making up rules on the spot. Needs a special LHD sticker on the back apparently. One that doesn't exist in their own traffic laws. Wants cash right there on the dirt. No ticket. No receipt. No bank. Just hand it over like a good little tourist. White bloke tells him to fuck off and do it properly. So he sets his tent up right outside the police station door and starts camping. The whole village is pissing themselves laughing at the copper. He stands there looking like a right mug while people point and chuckle. This is Africa. They don't have laws, they have shakedowns. The second you know the rules better than them and refuse to pay the monkey, they got nothing left.

Retard Radar

115,747 views • 2 months ago

This lady plays music with colorful language every morning since her neighbor called the cops on her wrongfully. She makes it a point just to wake up early so she won’t miss her neighbor’s walk, she turned it into her own walk of shame so that everyone knows and she won’t let it down. In college there used to be a know it all in class with us, he would always answer first and most of the time he was right. So of course that gave him an ego that he felt like he was smarter than all of us. We were discussing psychology theories and the student professor asked about a specific theory, he of course raised his hand and gave his answer looking all smug like he was so proud of himself until the student professor told him he wasn’t right. He then spent the next few moments debating her only to irritate the class and I raised my hand and gave the correct answer. I was actually surprised I was right. It turns out I was paying attention that day. His demeanor towards me changed. He wasn’t no longer arrogant towards me, it shifted into back handed compliments and a rivalry I never wanted. It culminated when we were given an hour to do a test, it consisted of one question and we were to explain a principle in a theory that was given to us on the paper by the professor. Everyone had a different question, and we knew that. During the test he said what are you doing?! He made sure it was loud enough to catch people’s attention. He claimed I was looking on his paper as to copy his answer and the professor said even if I did it didn’t matter, we didn’t have the same test anyways and that’s why she did it that way. But to wrongfully accuse me of cheating could have gotten me kicked out of class or school. What irritated me the most was that nothing happened to him. I was expecting he would at least get into trouble for it but nope. Why don’t people who do this ever actually get punished? We see this all the time. Anybody who wrongfully accuses anybody of anything should receive the punishment that that carries in my opinion.

This lady plays music with colorful language every morning since her neighbor called the cops on her wrongfully. She makes it a point just to wake up early so she won’t miss her neighbor’s walk, she turned it into her own walk of shame so that everyone knows and she won’t let it down. In college there used to be a know it all in class with us, he would always answer first and most of the time he was right. So of course that gave him an ego that he felt like he was smarter than all of us. We were discussing psychology theories and the student professor asked about a specific theory, he of course raised his hand and gave his answer looking all smug like he was so proud of himself until the student professor told him he wasn’t right. He then spent the next few moments debating her only to irritate the class and I raised my hand and gave the correct answer. I was actually surprised I was right. It turns out I was paying attention that day. His demeanor towards me changed. He wasn’t no longer arrogant towards me, it shifted into back handed compliments and a rivalry I never wanted. It culminated when we were given an hour to do a test, it consisted of one question and we were to explain a principle in a theory that was given to us on the paper by the professor. Everyone had a different question, and we knew that. During the test he said what are you doing?! He made sure it was loud enough to catch people’s attention. He claimed I was looking on his paper as to copy his answer and the professor said even if I did it didn’t matter, we didn’t have the same test anyways and that’s why she did it that way. But to wrongfully accuse me of cheating could have gotten me kicked out of class or school. What irritated me the most was that nothing happened to him. I was expecting he would at least get into trouble for it but nope. Why don’t people who do this ever actually get punished? We see this all the time. Anybody who wrongfully accuses anybody of anything should receive the punishment that that carries in my opinion.

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

83,121 views • 2 months ago

I just got an update from Jake Lang who was arrested by DOZENS of DPS/ Texas federal police officers who ripped him off the plane, hand cuffed and drove him away WHILE HE WAS STILL ON THE TARMAC!!! Jake has been charged with class 3 “Terroristic Threats” for saying if the jury didn’t find Karmelo Anthony guilty that “Jake would take care of it himself”. Texas state police have yet to arrest any of Karmelo Anthony’s supporters who threatened to “Hang Jake from a tree if the sheriffs weren’t there” or “Push you into your grave” to one of Jake’s supporters in a wheel chair. Every time they target Jake for arrest it’s obvious they’re using FULL LAW FARE TO TRY TO SILENCE HIS VOICE THAT SO MANY MILLIONS OF US AGREE WITH!!! Jake’s bond will be set in the morning and probably will be ridiculously high and he really needs the help of American patriots to get him out!!! —>

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I just got an update from Jake Lang who was arrested by DOZENS of DPS/ Texas federal police officers who ripped him off the plane, hand cuffed and drove him away WHILE HE WAS STILL ON THE TARMAC!!! Jake has been charged with class 3 “Terroristic Threats” for saying if the jury didn’t find Karmelo Anthony guilty that “Jake would take care of it himself”. Texas state police have yet to arrest any of Karmelo Anthony’s supporters who threatened to “Hang Jake from a tree if the sheriffs weren’t there” or “Push you into your grave” to one of Jake’s supporters in a wheel chair. Every time they target Jake for arrest it’s obvious they’re using FULL LAW FARE TO TRY TO SILENCE HIS VOICE THAT SO MANY MILLIONS OF US AGREE WITH!!! Jake’s bond will be set in the morning and probably will be ridiculously high and he really needs the help of American patriots to get him out!!! —>

Jake Lang - January 6 Political Prisoner 🇺🇸

105,706 views • 3 months ago