A good flick called 16 shots about the Cop who shot the kid 16 times and Chi tried to cover it up, makes ya think...
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I just finished watching Chernobyl. But not at 6am. On a side note, if you want to know what it was like to live under the curtain of Soviet propaganda, watch how, after the reactor blows the fvck up, the chief engineers won't believe it because they had it drilled in their head that a soviet built reactor would NEVER explode. Even after his staff ran down and LOOKED INTO THE CORE OF THE REACTOR (thus giving them a fatal dose of radiation) these brainwashed commie **** sticks STILL wouldn't believe the reactor exploded. The Soviets had some faithful subjects.
It was good flix, all them guys that died trying to clean it up and the crap and them lying about it shows ya how it was to cover up that crap
16 shots is on demand about the Chi policeman that shot the kid 16 times and Chi police covered it, just wouldn't give that DASH CAM UP, showed the kid down after 2 bullets and then the rest of the bullets just hitiin his body, he was died after the second bullet, you can see why they covered it up, bad shit shooting a dead body 16 times after hes died
2 movies: Rush, and Peace Officer. In 1972, the Smith county sheriff thought a local bar owners was selling drugs. Many others were, but he couldn't get the bar owner to give his narcotics officers the time of day. Got a young female who was just out of police academy to accompany his first officer. Of course they became lovers, still couldn't get a buy. Lots of pressure from sheriff, they eventually just lied. The older guy would have lied to the end, but the girl cracked from the repeated lying. Spilled the beans. They had to drop over 100 arrests because lying. Lily Zanuck directed, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Jason Patric starred, Sam Elliot and Greg Allman in supporting roles. Peace Officer: story of Wm. "Dub" Lawrence, sheriff and SWAT leader. Who watched his own team execute his son in law. War on drugs has corrupted the police force, as it always has. Officers kill about 1000 civilians and 10,000 dogs/year. See the recent fiasco in Houston. Innocent couple murdered by HPD.
The same thing is happening today except Russia on the public level is more capitalistic than the US is. The government hasn't changed except now it's 100% totalitarian in how it is run.
I was invited to teach an English class at a church. Everyone there was just there to improve their English. This guy walks in and sits in the front row and stares at me. The body language of everyone in the class changed the moment he walked in. Everyone got very tense. One of the Russian born guys who was running the class talked to him outside the classroom.
On a government level nothing has changed, they rule with an iron fist, but they are very capitalistic and this has improved the lives of the citizens overall. My mother-in-law lived in an apartment in one of the old style soviet buildings. It looked as Ghetto as anything you would see in our worst slums. However all around they are being replaced with some amazing high rise complexes and housing developments are also all over the place. That was something you didn't see in the USSR. In soviet Russia that is not efficient.
If I compare Russia to anything it is Nazi Germany, they keep everyone in line by fear, especially the Millionaires and Billionaires. They know if they break rank they will have all their money taken away from them. I thought of moving there to become a financial advisor. They are making a killing helping rich Russian move assets into other countries. Citi Bank is making a killing right now doing this.
If you really want to know who the true richest man in the world is, right now it's a race between Vladimir Putin and Joaquin El Chapo Guzman. Both dudes are approaching Trillionaire status.
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