By Stephen Owsinski The day started off decent enough…until I came across a sad story of a cop with brain cancer whose sustenance is under assault by cancel culture folks who took offense by a modified thin blue line t-shirt used to fund-raise for Escondido police Officer Brett Byler, a 31-year-old husband and father of Read More >

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By Steve Pomper  While I’ve never liked that so many people take cops for granted, I’d exchange the antipathy of whatever this is that we have now for the apathy of being taken for granted. Here’s a current example of the antipathy. The extremely anti-police business owner of Molly Moon’s Homemade Ice Cream has posted a Read More >

By Steve Pomper  By now, you probably know about the case in Oklahoma of an overzealous district attorney prosecuting a decorated Blackwell Police Department Lieutenant John Mitchell for manslaughter for risking his life to stop an active shooter. For those who want to catch up on this case, you can find several articles at www.nationalpolice.org. This Read More >

Sgt. Betsy Brantner Smith, being interviewed about the NPA’s petition asking Palo Alto to remove its mural of a cop killer across from City Hall. Betsy is the creator of the only course of its kind for women in law enforcement, “The Winning Mind for Women” and is the owner of The Winning Mind LLC. Read More >

By Steve Pomper  Is there anything more dangerous to our culture than elected officials trading equal justice for social justice, exchanging the rule of law for the rule of man, and swapping law and order for chaos? The quick answer is, no. But it goes even deeper. In America today, city, county, and state officials, obliged Read More >

If you visit Hamilton Avenue in front of Palo Alto, CA City Hall you’ll see a nearly 245-foot-long and 17-foot-tall mural covering the street.  The 16 individual murals spell out Black Lives Matter. The second letter to the end is a 17’ tall mural of Joanne Chesimard, also known as Assata Shakur. The below picture Read More >

By Stephen Owsinski As just about everything bizarre in life, things have a way of turning around. It is the interim that hurts most, and the time waiting patiently is often tested by elected officials who deliberate much too long, who tally ticks of fatalities while spewing talking points from a podium. These same so-called Read More >

By Stephen Owsinski A Black Lives Matter resolution in Lauderhill, Florida created a blowback for one of the municipal government’s officials, Vice Mayor Howard Berger, when he voted against the city’s bill which reads more like an outright indictment of law enforcement (empirically, not just Minneapolis’s Derek Chauvin) than caters deserved dignity of African American Read More >