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The terroristic murders of police officers in Dallas, Texas are the not the first time in recent history that law enforcement officers have been singled out for assassination-type murders.

Since Comrade Barry and his in-Justice Department went to war on local police departments, the murder of police officers has spiked.

Paul has addressed this situation before, but he will break it down yet again. We have audio clips from the professional instigators. It seems as though some of their wishes are coming true.

Also, our SWAT Fuel Warrior of the Week wants to talk about putting red dot sights on defensive pistols.

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Topics Covered During This Episode:

• Farewell Walt Rauch
• Motivational Moment for Troops: Train Harder than you have to
• Warrior of the Week: Reflex/red dot sights for your carry gun?
  • Season 5, Episode 5 of SOTG TV on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, AppleTV
• Dallas Police Murders
• Deputy Darren Goforth murdered at a gas station in Harris County Texas
• Two NYPD cops ‘revenge killed’ in Brooklyn
• Louis Farrakhan says “Rise Up and Kill,” Shabaz says “Kill the Slave Masters”

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From www.studentofthegun.com/blog:

The tactic of pitting one class or group of people against another for political gain is nothing new in the United States of America. The Democrat Party may as well list “Prolonged Class Warfare” as an official policy plank at their convention in 2016.

Class warfare, as ugly and dirty as it is, has normally had as its goal the siphoning of votes away from one candidate to another. The traditional goal of the victimization campaign is to convince one group of people that they are the perpetual victims of “unfairness” on the part of another group. Naturally, the politician, and their party as a whole, set themselves up as the salvation of the victim group and thereby ensuring their support (votes).

A Long History
For as long as I have been alive, the Democrat Party and its willing accomplices in the sycophantic media have waged their campaigns of victimization or class warfare. Black versus White, Gay versus Straight, Women versus Men, Labor versus Management, Atheist versus Christian, Old versus Young. You name it; any difference among the people is exploited to divide them against each other.

Rather than address the people of the United States as “Americans” or independent citizens, the people are instead encouraged to cling to some victim group identity. Instead of courting the votes of the American citizen, political analysts and campaign managers seek out the “women’s vote” or “the black vote” or “the gay vote”, et al. The strategy is timeless. Divide and then conquer.

Most thinking Americans understand that Class Warfare exists. Many, particularly political animals, have come to accept Class Warfare as a reality of the ‘political game.’ However,what are we to do when the term warfare takes on its genuine connotation?

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From heavy.com:

A deputy sheriff in Harris County, Texas, was ambushed Friday night and shot to death while pumping gas near Houston, police said.

Deputy Darren H. Goforth, 47, was in uniform at a Chevron gas station when the killer approached him from behind and shot him multiple times, the Harris County Sheriff’s Office said. He then stood over the deputy and shot him several more times, witnesses told police.

Goforth was “literally gunned down,” at the gas station, Sheriff Ron Hickman said at a press conference.

On Saturday, police charged Shannon Miles, 30, with capital murder in Goforth’s death.

The shooting was reported at about 8:25 p.m. at a gas station in the northwest part of Harris County at West Road and Telge Road.

Here’s what you need to know:

1. Police Believe It Was a Random, Unprovoked Attack
Deputy Darren Goforth had stopped for gas at the Chevron station after responding to an earlier traffic accident, Deputy Thomas Gilliland said at a press conference, according to the Houston Chronicle.

“The deputy fell to ground… the suspect came over and shot the deputy again multiple times as he lay on the ground,” Gilliland said. The deputy was pronounced dead at the scene when EMS arrived.

Gilliland said he believes it was a random, vicious attack, according to KTRK.

“In my 45 years in law enforcement, I can’t recall another incident so cold-blooded and cowardly,” Sheriff Ron Hickman told the Houston Chronicle.

2. The Suspected Gunman Did Not Have Any Connection to Goforth
The sheriff’s office said that the suspected gunman, Shannon Miles, did not have any known connection to Goforth.

Miles has a lengthy criminal record.

3. Goforth Was a 10-Year Veteran of the Sheriff’s Office
The sheriff’s office said the deputy was a 10-year veteran of the force. He worked in the department’s west side patrol division.
“Tonight we are grieving the loss of one of our brothers. I ask that you continue to pray for Deputy Goforth’s family, friends, & co-workers,” Sheriff Ron Hickman said on Twitter. “We will not rest until this suspect has been located and justice is served to the family of Deputy Darren Goforth.”

4. He Is Survived by His Wife & 2 Kids
Goforth is survived by his wife and two children, Sheriff Ron Hickman said at a press conference.

A witness, Mackenzie Stalter, told KTRK that a woman at the scene was “laying on top” of the deputy after he was shot, and screaming that she was his best friend.

5. He Is the First Texas Police Officer Fatally Shot in the Line of Duty This Year
Goforth is the first police officer killed in a line of duty shooting this year in Texas. He is the 20th officer fatally shot this year nationwide, according to the Officer Down Memorial Page.

“This is shocking, it was just completely out of the blue,” Bob Goerlitz, president of the Harris County Deputies Organization, told the Houston Chronicle. “We’ve been warned of things like this – because of public sentiment nationally and events over the last few years… It’s just horrific. That’s the only way to describe it.”

From www.nydailynews.com:

Two NYPD cops were executed Saturday after a career criminal drove from Baltimore to Brooklyn to kill police officers in a twisted bid to avenge the deaths of Eric Garner and Michael Brown.

“They were, quite simply, assassinated,” a shaken NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton said Saturday night.

The shooter — identified as Ismaaiyl Brinsley — boasted about wanting to murder cops in the hours before he ambushed the officers outside the Tompkins Houses in Bedford-Stuyvesant about 2:45 p.m.

“I’m putting wings on pigs today. They take 1 of ours … let’s take 2 of theirs,” Brinsley, 28, wrote on Instagram, alongside a photo of a silver handgun.

He also included three hashtags: ShootThePolice, RIPErivGarner (sic) and RIPMikeBrown.

“This may be my final post … I’m putting pigs in a blanket.”

A second slay attempt on NYPD officers was narrowly avoided early Sunday when a gunman’s weapon jammed as he took aim at two cops outside a Bronx housing project, sources said.

Investigators grabbed the wannabe cop killer after he dropped his gun and ran into the Millbrook Houses on Saint Anns Ave. in Port Morris, sources said.

Earlier, Brinsley made good on his sinister promise, firing several rounds into the marked patrol car parked on Tompkins Ave. near Myrtle Ave., cops and witnesses said.

The officers — Rafael Ramos, 40, and Wenjian Liu, 32 — were in the area as part of a push to beef up cops’ presence near violence-plagued housing projects.

“The perp came out of the houses, walked up behind the car and lit them up,” a high-ranking police official told the Daily News.

His face tense and voice shaky, Bratton said the two cops “were shot and killed with no warning, no provocation.”

Mayor de Blasio, who has taken heat for showing solidarity with anti-cop protesters, spoke movingly about the officers and the role they play in keeping New York City safe.

“Our hearts are heavy. We lost two good men who devoted their lives to protecting all of us,” the somber mayor said at Woodhull Hospital, flanked by Bratton, Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito and other city leaders.

De Blasio described the double murder as “an assassination” and a “despicable act.”

It “goes at the very heart of our society and our democracy,” he added. “When a police officer is murdered, it tears at the fabric of our society.”

Right after Brinsley fired the fatal shots, he sprinted around the corner to the G line subway station at Myrtle-Willoughby Aves., with cops in close pursuit.

Brinsley disappeared inside the station, then shot himself in the head on a platform, police said.

Paramedics carried Brinsley out on a stretcher and were performing CPR. But the killer, described as a drifter who hails from Georgia and has a recent address on Eastern Parkway, was later pronounced dead.

The same gun Brinsley showed off on his Instagram page, a silver semiautomatic Taurus, was found under his body, sources said. His car, with Maryland plates, was later discovered on Myrtle Ave. at Nostrand Ave.

The mortally wounded officers were rushed to Woodhull.

“Worst nightmare in the NYPD,” tweeted NYPD Captains Endowment Association President Roy Richter. “Incredible sadness as we mourn for our brothers and their families.”

The slayings capped a bloody daylong crime spree for Brinsley.

Hours before he showed up in Brooklyn, Brinsley shot his ex-girlfriend at about 5:45 a.m. in Owings Mills, Md., about 15 miles from Baltimore.

The 29-year-old woman, who was hit in the stomach, underwent surgery and was expected to survive, a family member told The News.

Brinsley stole the woman’s phone after the shooting — and headed for New York. At some point along the way, he posted a menacing update on Facebook.

“I always wanted to be known for doing something right … but my past is stalking me and my present is haunting me,” it read.

“Why live if you don’t love to live,” he added in a second post, his last.

Brinsley also apparently bragged about shooting his ex-gal pal. On his Instagram account, he posted a photo of army fatigues with apparent blood stains. “Never had a hot gun on your waist and blood on your shoe … N—a you ain’t been through what I been through you not like me and im not like you.”

Brinsley was known as a lifelong criminal with ties to Brooklyn. Baltimore County authorities, after learning he was on the run and had posted social media messages about killing cops, sent a wanted flyer to the NYPD, Bratton said.

But the warning didn’t arrive until 2:45 p.m.

“Tragically this was essentially at the same time as our officers were being murdered and ambushed by Brinsley,” Bratton said.

Later Saturday, Baltimore County cops offered a timeline that conflicted with Bratton’s account. Baltimore County cops say they made a phone call to the 70th precinct about 2:10 p.m. after learning that Brinsley’s phone was pinging at a nearby location.

The officers discussed the “threatening Instagram posts” — and around the same time Baltimore County cops faxed a wanted poster to the NYPD with information about the suspect. About 2:50 p.m., Baltimore authorities sent a teletype with the same information as the flyer to the NYPD’s real-time crime center. The NYPD could not immediately confirm the Baltimore County account.

Days before Saturday’s slayings, Brinsley exhorted his Instagram followers to “burn the flag” in protest of the recent police killings of black men. “Marching up and down the streets does little to nothing to bring awareness to serious matters,” he wrote. “So let’s ruffle some feathers and take it into our own hands and make them watch in horror as we burn what they represent.”

Ramos and Liu never had a chance, cops and witnesses said.

Like a trained assassin, Brinsley snuck up to their patrol car and started firing into the passenger window — striking both officers in the head. “Officer Liu and Officer Ramos never had the opportunity to draw their weapons,” Bratton said. “They may not have ever actually seen their assailant.”

Witness Courtney Felix, 23, said he heard a volley of shots, then saw the two officers stumble out of the patrol car and crumple to the ground. “They looked like they were really hurt,” said Felix who was at a friend’s apartment overlooking the scene. “They were struggling to get out of the car.”

Felix said the cop on the drivers’ side “was clutching his neck, catching himself and fading out” as he fell to the ground. The other cop was clutching his collarbone as he stumbled, Felix added.

Rescuers rushed to the aid of the mortally wounded officers. “They basically dragged two cops out their car,” said a witness who asked to remain anonymous. “I saw it. One was shot in the face. There was blood coming out of his face.”

Uriel Winfree, 30, said she was awakened by the sound of gunshots. Wondering what was going on, she went up to the roof to get a better vantage on the street. “There was a cop on the ground and everyone was around him,” Winfree said. “Someone was doing CPR on the cop. They put him on a stretcher and they ran him into an ambulance. They load him in and they hauled a–.

“There were like 75 cops here and a bunch ran toward the subway after the guy. There was a huge police presence there. Even undercovers were coming out of nowhere.”

Brinsley’s criminal record stretched back to at least 2004 and included a string of arrests in Georgia and Ohio. In Georgia’s Fulton County alone, Brinsley was arrested nine times over the past decade on charges including simple battery, criminal trespassing, carrying a concealed weapon, obstruction of a law enforcement officer and shoplifting, according to the Baltimore Sun.

The Rev. Al Sharpton, in a statement, said Garner’s family was incensed the killer invoked his name on social media. “I have spoken to the Garner family and we are outraged by the early reports of the police killed in Brooklyn today,” Sharpton said. “Any use of the names of Eric Garner and Michael Brown, in connection with any violence or killing of police, is reprehensible and against the pursuit of justice in both cases.”

Garner died after NYPD Officer Daniel Pantaleo put him in a chokehold on Staten Island on July 17. Brown, who was unarmed, was shot dead in Ferguson, Mo. by Officer Darren Wilson on Aug. 9. In both cases, the victims were black and the cops were white. Grand juries did not indict either officer, sparking national protests and outrage over police treatment of minorities.

The Brown family released a statement condemning the “senseless killing of two NYPD officers.”

“We reject any kind of violence directed toward members of law enforcement,” it said. “It cannot be tolerated.”

Following Saturday’s bloodshed, President Obama joined city and state pols in denouncing the double assassination. “I unconditionally condemn today’s murder of two police officers in New York City,” Obama said. “Two brave men won’t be going home to their loved ones tonight, and for that, there is no justification.”

“This deplorable act of violence is the opposite of what New York is and what New Yorkers believe in,” Gov. Cuomo said. “Tonight, we all come together to mourn the loss of these brave souls.”

Councilman Robert Cornegy said “this couldn’t be any worse. … My prayers absolutely go out to the families of the officers.”

In a tweet, Mark-Viverito said she was “truly horrified” by the crime.

Early Sunday, the NYPD sent out a safety directive to all commands, making it mandatory for officers to operate in pairs and urging officers on patrol to “maintain a heightened level of awareness.”

The slain cops are the first two NYPD officers shot and killed in the line of duty since the Dec. 2011 murder of Peter Figoski, 47. The 22-year veteran, was gunned down after responding to a botched robbery in Cypress Hills. Figoski’s killer, Lamont Pride, now 30, was sentenced to 45 years to life in prison in 2013.

From www.breitbart.com:

In an angry call to arms just a block away from the site of the Charleston massacre, former New Black Panther Party chairman Malik Zulu Shabazz told a group of about 200 African American Charlestonians that they need to “finish the mission” of killing “slave masters” and their families.

He made the incendiary comments at the Save the Black Church rally held Tuesday night in Marian Square, close to the Mother Emanuel AME Church, where white racist Dylann Roof allegedly murdered nine black churchgoers.

Shabazz, who played a prominent role in the Baltimore and Ferguson uprisings, heads a group called Black Lawyers for Justice and boasts a long association with the controversial New Black Panther Party.

Shabazz’s comments began with the story of Denmark Vesey, who planned an unsuccessful slave revolt and helped found the Mother Emanuel Church.

The recent massacre at the church happened on the anniversary of the foiling of the revolt. As USA Today explained in an article on Vesey’s 1822 planned revolt, the events had important historic significance for the church:

Vesey reportedly preached in meetings in his home, telling members of the congregation that they were the New Israelites and that God would punish their enslavers with death.

The rebellion plan was to “seize Charleston’s arsenals and guard houses, kill the Governor, set fire to the city, and kill every white man they saw,” according to PBS.

Vesey and his conspirators planned the uprising for July 14, Bastille Day, but in early June some nervous slaves leaked the information to their owners. Vesey was arrested before the plot could be carried out.

As a result, the church was investigated and the building was burned down. Thirty-five people, including Vesey, were hanged in the aftermath.

In his speech, Malik Zulu Shabazz told the story of Vesey to the crowd and discussed Vesey’s scheme. “Denmark Vesey had a plan to kill all the slave masters in the state,” Shabazz proclaimed. “Denmark Vesey had a plan to kill every last one of them and kill all of their goddamn families.”

Shabazz, whose remarks elicited applause, turned to current events, telling the audience: “We’re out of Denmark Veseys. And we need some new Demark Veseys today.”

Referring to the statements of Christian forgiveness made by many black leaders from Charleston, Shabazz delivered a stinging rebuke. “That which we saw in that church does not represent the spirit of Denmark Vesey,” he maintained. “They have betrayed Denmark Vesey.”

Later in the speech, Shabazz appeared to urge the crowd to finish the “mission” he had referred to earlier: killing white people in an uprising. “We got to complete what Denmark didn’t finish,” he insisted. “Denmark didn’t finish his mission.”