Under the traditional paradigm, the job of the peace officer was to “protect and to serve” the people who were deemed innocent until proven guilty. Under systems governance, or progressive paradigm, we no longer have peace officers, we have law enforcement officers whose job it is to enforce the law depending on who you are, who you know, and what you believe. The will of the majority, as in any democracy, is visited upon the minority in direct violation of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights.

There is a great deal of difference between the traditional paradigm and the progressive paradigm — in their duties, their principles and their priorities. It's more than SWAT teams, snipers, illegal searches and seizures, illegal home invasions, selective enforcement of the law, and corruption. Some refer to this new genre of law enforcement as “jack-booted thugs.” The label did not come without the reputation to back it up.

The links to the left address the law enforcement of today. As our budding “democracy” comes ever more into fruition, people will see, more and more, the oppressive reality of the transformed purpose of peace officers — law enforcement.

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