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Welcome to the InfoWars Nightly News.
I'm your host, Jakari Jackson.
It's May 27, 2015, and here's a look at our top stories.
Tonight, the censorship warriors on social media forced PacSun to pull their upside-down U.S. fans.
flag t-shirts.
Plus, a self-parking Volvo malfunctions at a demonstration and plows right into journalists.
That can't be good.
And a U.S.
Marine is court-martialed for refusing to remove a Bible verse from her computer.
All that plus much more up next on the InfoWars Nightly News.
Yeah.
And we begin tonight with a story about our First Amendment.
We've given you stories before about kids being kicked out of school for wearing American flag t-shirts.
But now we have the fashion outlet, PacSun.
They've come under some heavy fire because they dare have a American flag t-shirt presented upside down.
Now, many people took exception to this.
There are numerous tweets.
I'll just read one here to you.
Honestly, if you don't respect the flag of the United States, go to some other country whose flag won't offend you.
Now, I'll give these commenters the benefit of the doubt and say that they have the best of intentions when they stand up for the U.S.
flag in this way, but I don't think they exactly understand what an upside down flag means.
Now, if you burn a flag, if you stomp on a flag, oh yes, that is offensive and you're trying to be very controversial, but if you have an upside down flag, All that is is a symbol of distress.
It means there's something wrong.
There's something not right.
If you come across a base out somewhere and the flag is upside down, oh man, there's something going on here.
I need to go check it out.
And that's what an upside down flag represents.
Now, as far as PacSun, were they trying to make any type of political statement?
I'm not exactly sure.
But the American flag in general hung upside down is not offensive.
It's just a sign of distress.
What type of distress?
Well, let's go talk to our troops.
They have them Growing the opium in Afghanistan, they come back home, they can't get any treatment, running guns into Mexico, you know, CIA bringing cocaine in, all types of wild, crazy things that have happened through the course of our American history.
So yes, I would say our country is in distress.
And for more on this, if you would like to get your own Upside Down American Flag t-shirt, because you may not be able to get it at PacSun, you can go to theinfowarshop.com and pick up one, or you can pre-order one, that is to say, because they're not in just yet, but they will be soon.
For the price of $19.95, you can get your Upside Down American Flag t-shirt.
It also has some subtext on there, so you can explain to people why you are wearing such a thing in these United States.
Now as we continue our talk about free speech, not just the American flag, but also people's religious beliefs.
We've talked to you before about the people at Fort Hood being classified as terrorists for their being a Christian in the United States of America.
And now we have a Marine court-martialed for refusing to remove a Bible verse from her computer.
And they said that it could easily be seen as contrary to good order and discipline.
This is what they said about Lance Corporal Sterling in the heinous phrase that she dare had on her computer.
No weapon formed against me shall prosper, which I think if you're a Marine is a pretty good thing to keep in mind.
And it says that Ms.
Sterling is currently unemployed and looking for work, but because she had a bad discharge, it's making it very difficult for her.
So, hope that people will come to her and support her in her time of need.
Now, we all have needs of certain things, and modern conveniences, I guess, kind of fills that gap.
We have smartphones, we have smart TVs, you can even buy a smart refrigerator that tells you when you're out of milk.
But what about a smart car?
If something goes wrong with these things, who is going to be held accountable?
And most people who think about smart cars think of them as something like this.
Stop.
But in actuality, self-driving cars are much more like this.
And this is a self-parking Volvo, and it just plowed into a man because the owner did not pay the extra fee to get the feature that stops cars from crashing into people.
Now, it seems to me that you would want this to be somewhat of a standard feature, just like a horn or a headlight or a seatbelt.
But in the trendiness, the trendy world of the automobile, they want you to pay extra for something that could actually save somebody's life.
And who's going to be held responsible if this thing goes on the road and kills somebody?
Well, you can bet your bottom dollar that Volvo's going to do everything, or whoever these automated car makers are, are going to do everything to make sure that they're not held in the wrong.
They're probably going to blame the driver.
Well, you didn't pay that extra however much to get that special feature, so it's your fault, and you need to be held accountable.
Now talking about accountability, an agency that does not have this at all, the NSA.
And now we have this report saying the NSA can identify you by your smartphone handwriting.
What does that mean?
The NSA has technology that can identify anyone from the way they swipe and text on a smartphone, according to officials with Lockheed Martin who helped design it.
So there you go, everybody who says that nobody's tracking you on your phone, nobody can look at your pictures.
We'll go tell that to Kate Upton and all the rest of the starlets who have their naked selfies all over the internet.
And now they're saying they can even track you by the way you type on your smartphone.
So there you go, everybody who thinks that the surveillance state is not real.
And we'll end tonight with something that definitely wasn't real.
A group of anti-gunners got together and said, hey, Let's put together a shop where we can bring people in and shame them into not buying a firearm.
And then they took a step back.
Well, how about if we get paid actors to play these salespeople?
People said, okay.
Then they took it another step and said, well, let's just fake the whole thing.
We'll put up cameras everywhere.
It'd be like a reality show minus the reality where we'll have our staff behind the counter as actors.
We'll have actors in front of the counter and it'll all be fake.
But we'll make guns look bad.
It says paid actors pose to be potential gun buyers who were convinced by a gun store clerk, also an actor, not to buy a firearm as part of an anti-gun group's experiment designed to deceive the public.
So these are the type of dirty tricks they have to play.
They have to completely fake something to make you believe that everybody hates guns in the United States of America.
Whereas you can contrast that to what happened here in the state of Texas a couple years ago.
We go out to the Alamo, there's a thousand plus people who showed up.
March peacefully, nobody got shot, lo and behold.
And these are the type of things that actually happen in reality.
We don't have to fake, you know, good, peaceful people coming together.
And of course, you can go Google and find, you know, a couple of rambunctious guys, you know, having words, being mouthy with people.
And that's another thing I want to talk about.
To all these anti-gun groups who say that, you know, these open carriers or whoever come out and harass your guys.
The footage we just showed you of those guys marching at the Capitol or at the Alamo, There's an anti-gun group who will remain nameless because... whatever.
They came and trolled us.
They put up a picture of Master Sergeant C.J.
Grisham, U.S.
Army, retired, saying, hey, this is the type of guy who wants guns in the United States of America because he's a returning veteran, has fought for his country, and dare wants the rights that he fought to protect when he comes back home.
So one day, CJ's out having a nice walk with his son, and he has an AR-15, I believe it was, strapped to his chest.
He encounters an officer in his county.
The officer says, sir, why do you have this firearm?
He says, well, officer, you know as well as I do, there are wild hogs and other type of game out here.
I need to protect my son if a situation should arise.
The officer says, well, sir, I'm going to arrest you for rudely displaying a firearm.
Long story short, the anti-gun group trolled CJ and all the open carriers, and then they get mad when open carriers show up to their events.
Now these things are happening less and less frequently, but just to put that on record so everybody knows.
And that's a very long-winded way of telling you that we do have a new sponsor.
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But coming up after this break, we have a special report from Paul Joseph Watson, and also I'll talk to a very concerned citizen.
About the state of our affairs in the United States of America, talking about how officers deal with dogs in the field.
Stay tuned.
This is the InfoWars Nightly News.
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96% of Americans believe that the U.S. will witness more Baltimore-style riots this summer.
The elite know that these riots are coming because, to a large extent, their policies have created the environment for them.
Wealth inequality, which is proven to cause social unrest, is at its worst since before World War II.
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We all the time hear about police shootings, police brutality, things of that nature.
And something that sometimes flies under the radar is when these things happen to animals.
You know, I myself just living here in the city of Austin have had a chance to cover this or should I say the unfortunate task of covering these things because what happens is you have a Let's say a mail carrier or a pizza man or somebody else who may encounter a dog and they don't pull out a gun and shoot them, they pull out a can of pepper spray or maybe they have some type of stick and they wave at the dog.
But sometimes these officers just don't know how to behave themselves and here's proof positive of that.
We got to think about life, death, family.
That's bad.
I fired one shot into the dog's head.
Drug dealers have aggressive dogs.
Have you ever seen a drug dealer using a Labrador dog?
No.
The police officer had shot and killed their dog.
And that dog was a Chihuahua.
And for more on this, we go to Michael Ozias, the maker of the film Of Dogs and Men.
All right, thank you for joining us today, Michael.
Thank you for having me, Jakari.
So we just played the trailer of your piece.
So tell us what inspired you to make this in the first place.
The initial inspiration for me came from just browsing videos on YouTube.
Don't remember exactly how I came upon it, but There's this video of James Smoke.
He's just on his knees on the side of a Tennessee highway, surrounded by cops.
He's worried about his dog, presumably getting out and getting into traffic.
The doors are open.
His dog, General Patton, hops out of the car, runs around looking for him, and one of the officers shoots the dog in the face with a shotgun.
That was the first thing that I saw.
I was upset about it, and I looked to find out if there were more of these incidents, and sadly, it opened my eyes to the whole thing.
I saw more videos, heard more news stories.
This was a couple years ago, and so then I approached the producer of the film, Patrick Reasonover, with what I had found and wondering if he thought that this was worth pursuing, and he felt the same way, so we started making the film.
And who was the filmmaker you were working with?
Patrick Rezanova, he's the producer.
So I was looking at the trailer for your piece, and I recognized one of the incidents that happened right here in the city of Austin, the story of Cisco the dog.
This actually happened here before I moved to the city to work for Alex.
But it's a very popular story.
You know, I go to a lot of the rallies around town.
People still talk about basically an officer.
He was given the proper address, but it was the wrong residence, if that makes sense to our viewers.
Somebody called into the police station.
They said, hey, you need to go to this address.
He went to the proper address, but it wasn't the place where the incident was occurring.
Anyway, Cisco, the dog, runs out towards the officers, as most dogs would, and wagging the tail, maybe even barking a little bit.
The officer pulls out a pistol, shoots the dog dead.
And then, you know, when the dog owner says, sir, you just shot my dog, the officer kind of shrugs his shoulders and walks off.
It's a very common thing that happens, and it's very unfortunate, but in a society now where we hear about police shootings every week, it's almost to a point where nobody pays attention unless it happens to a dog.
Yeah.
Yeah, I mean, the whole conversation, obviously, is getting intense nationally about police use of force in general and stories about people.
But yeah, I mean, the dogs, I think, I asked a local journalist one time why we don't hear about more of these stories.
And she basically told me, like, when you're working the beat as a local journalist, you need the cooperation of law enforcement.
And so when a dog gets shot, They kind of have to run this calculus.
Is it worth getting local law enforcement upset by us doing this story when it's a dog?
You know, if it's a person, that's a different thing.
But I think it was like, it was just interesting for me to hear that perspective and then gain an understanding of like how it actually works at a local level.
I can assure you that's not an issue that we have had to talk to.
I haven't talked to APD about any dog shootings in my tenure here.
I've talked to them about several other things, but like you said, a lot of the news agencies, they don't want to run afoul, you know, getting the big stories and the scoops and all this stuff and being invited to the police picnics and all this stuff.
So, I mean, yeah, I understand exactly where you're coming from with that.
And as far as your research, how long did it take you to research the film and put it all together?
We've been at it for over two years at this point.
We initially just bootstrapped a few of the first stories.
We covered Shy Calvo.
His two black labs, Peyton and Chase, were shot in a raid in his home.
He did nothing wrong.
Cindy Bowling, who lost her dog Lily, had a wrong address.
We just started kind of just grabbing our cameras and just bootstrapped some of these shootings.
And we did some of the stories.
And then we kind of researched as we went.
And people, as soon as it became known that we were making this film, we were getting sent a lot of stuff.
People were letting us know every time they heard about another incident.
And so we just tried to make a mix of stories that were, some happened a while ago, but it gave us an opportunity to find out what the full aftermath was.
Was there a lawsuit?
Was there a resolution?
Were there changes?
And then, like in the case of Michael Paxton there in Austin, Cisco had been shot fairly recently at the time that we captured his story.
It was still very raw for him and it was tough for him to tell and emotional to record it and hear his story as he walked us through beat by beat what happened.
So it's kind of like, it kind of became this organic mix and we just traveled light and just kind of followed the stories where they took us.
Right, and I noticed you also have law enforcement officers in your piece, not to give too much of the film away, but was there a general sense that you got from the law enforcement officers?
Was it a different take from each person?
I would say it was pretty much a general sense.
They have their side, and we want their side presented in the film, and they make their case about how dangerous their work is.
And in a lot of cases, they're not properly supported currently.
If the administration is not making a priority about dogs, Training them for encounters, giving them the gear they need, supporting them and trying non-lethal means, then they don't have that on their side either.
So they're left with really just kind of what training they can infer from other things and that's how we end up with this lethal force solution being used so frequently now.
You know, I mean, it's, it's, you, you can agree or disagree with them, but we definitely made it a point that we wanted to talk to them and we want to hear them make the best case for, for what their situation is.
And we want the audience to make their own estimations on whether they think these shootings are justified, whether they, you know, whether they believe law enforcement and the reasons for keeping the status quo as it is, or whether or not they want to see change.
Exactly.
And I don't have any hard figures in front of me, but I would imagine that people like mail carriers or pizza men or other people who may encounter dogs on a semi-regular basis don't have near the fatality numbers that some of these officers do.
They employ other means, you know, pepper spray things such as that.
Did that factor into the film at all?
Yeah, in fact, one of the activists that we talked to, he formerly did deliveries for UPS and he talked at length to us about his means of handling the dogs and what UPS expected from him as an employee.
And he was able to handle it.
That's part of why he, his name is Jeffrey Justice, and that's why he's become so active.
It's part of the reason is he says, I face this all the time and I dealt with it.
And in fact, worldwide, we have not found a case of a law enforcement officer being killed by a dog in the line of duty.
So that includes parts of the world where, where law enforcement doesn't carry lethal force, or at least not as efficient as a sidearm.
And so.
It really just kind of reads as feeling very irrational, especially since so many of these incidents end with the justification that the officer was in fear for their life.
And so it's just an odd juxtaposition.
This level of fear of something that has never happened that we can find.
Right, and I believe you also have an officer in your trailer who echoed the same thing.
He said there hasn't been an officer that he's aware of that has been, you know, murdered in the line of duty by a dog.
You know, and I can understand, you know, dogs can be distracting if you have a fleeing suspect or somebody who you think is a threat to you, you know, trying to do something behind the scenes.
But just the dog itself, like you said, has not killed anybody that we are aware of.
So, Michael, tell us where people can find the film and, you know, what we can look forward to when we actually see it.
You can find out more about the film at ofdogsandmen.net.
Our trailer is up there.
We have some stories, some more information about some of the stories we cover.
Presently, we are just seeking to set up the distribution home for the film.
We still have a bit more work to do on it.
We're finishing that up, so we don't exactly have a release date yet.
Crossing our T's, dotting our I's, and trying to figure out where it's going to make its premiere so that people can check it out.
So if people want to follow us on Facebook and check out our website or sign up for email updates on the site, then they'll be in the loop.
We'll let everybody know as soon as we know where it's going to premiere.
Right.
And as far as the film, do you expect it, or would you like to see it in theaters, or is it a home release, or what are you guys planning?
Uh, we're, we're actually pretty agnostic about that.
We're trying it, we're just trying to get it in front of, you know, whoever can actually get it to the people.
And, you know, if that, if they feel that that best route for that is theaters, then theaters works for us.
If it's TV, if it's DVD, if it's video on demand, however that pans out, we just want, we just want to get it out there so people can see it and hopefully it can affect some change.
All right, Michael Ozias, give us your final thoughts.
Final thoughts?
Well, I just, I'm hopeful that there can be progress and I think that it can happen constructively.
And I just, I feel like I'm concerned because recently in the Commerce City, Colorado shooting, the officer faced charges of animal cruelty and they didn't stick.
But my fear is that if things keep continuing the way they're going and we don't have constructive solutions, some officer somewhere is going to be the first one to go to prison.
For shooting somebody's dog.
I think we can fix this before that happens without more shootings and lawsuits and other ugliness.
We can fix this.
We're trying.
Alright, Michael Ozias of DogsAndMen.net.
Thank you for your time, sir.
Thanks, Jakari.
Well, that's it for our show tonight.
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Well, I'm Jakari Jackson from the InfoWars Command Center, and we'll see you again tomorrow night.
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In my view, guns are an incredible financial investment as well, but they're also an investment in the future liberty of this country.
I'm proud of the fact that the United States is the most armed country in the world, and I want to make sure we keep it that way.
We're not gelded, castrated slaves.
We don't live in North Korea.
We don't live in communist China.
We don't live in Fidel Castro's Cuba.
We live in the United States of America that has been exceptional, that has been amazing, And then we've been losing ground to the globalists, and now the tide is starting to turn.
The spirit of 1776 is rising.
And I'm telling you, the spirit of 1776 lives at Head Down Firearms.
HDFirearms.com.
Or you can visit HeadDownProducts.com.
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