Thread: VIDEO: U.S. Army Soldier Brutally Beaten in South Tampa by Blacks

It's just a damn shame that a person in todays society can't safely walk the streets of America, mainly because of these non-White predators!

This incident is just one more reason why our people should try to be legally armed at all times. In this particular incident, if I were the soldier, I wouldn't have acknowledged that I had any money at all when asked by these thugs, much less pull out my wallet. I think that if they looked to be aggressive, coming in close proximity and I was pretty sure that I was about to be suddenly sucker punched, which is common in these cases, I would have taken out my pistol and immediately opened up on them. It would have been three against one and a clear case of self defense.

There will always be those who will say that it's not fair to have a gun as a defense against even three unarmed individuals. And once upon a time, the most that someone might expect with an incident like this might be to be robbed and just beaten up. But now a days, let's face it! We've seen to many incidents where it's not just enough to just take your money and beat you up a little bit. These people wish to put you in a fringing coma, if not beat you to death! One can not take any chances that by simply giving these people a few bucks is going to satisfy them. If you feel that you life is in imminent danger, by all means, 'BLOW'EM AWAY'!

I humbly suggest that ZOGist military forces be redeployed from Afghanistan, Yemen, Uganda (Kony-hunters), Iraq, Azerbaijan, Germany, Korea, Japan, Kosovo, Gitmo, etc., to the Rio Grande frontier and in massive urban sweeps of places like the above ....... there they'd be doing some good.

I feel bad this happened. As a woman who has to be constantly on guard against female predators I think that white men must also adopt precautionary measures by habit against non white predators who hunt in packs.

If I am ever stranded for any reason... I would stay locked in my vehicle and call someone I knew for help with my cell phone. If you call law enforcement when you break down they cannot legally leave you on the side of the road if you have asked for help and assistance. They will stay parked behind you until another person arrives or they have to give you a lift home.

Strangely enough... there was a time I requested "An additional police officer" When a couple Mestizo officers showed up on motor cycles that I didn't trust after calling them for help.

I started having alternator problems and I had to drive without lights for a short space in an attempt to get out of a bad area...I had turned the lights on and off to test them and it attracted a pick up full of drunk Mestizos who must have thought I was flashing them or something and they started following me. My vehicle was dying without a functioning alternator and I thought I may be in serious danger so I used my cell to call for law enforcement. Two Mestizo officers showed up and the drunk guys left pretty quick.

I spoke to the officers by rolling the window down a two inch crack and told the officers what was wrong and that I was afraid to be alone until I could get my brother to come pick me up. Then the officers asked me to get out of my vehicle and requested to have a look inside my vehicle. That didn't make sense to me because I had called for help and I had not done anything wrong.

I refused to unlock, or exit my vehicle so one of the officers became angry. He hit my window demanding I roll the window all the way down so he could speak to me. I was afraid if I did that he would unlock my door through the open window, open it, and drag me out. So I told him that I could hear him just fine through the crack. He told me that he needed me out of the vehicle to talk to him because he could not hear me through the window. I told him that if he would take his helmet off he would be able to hear me just fine. I opened my cell phone and told him I was calling my brother. The officer demanded I open the door and get out of the vehicle immediately. I refused and told the officer I did not want to be outside my vehicle on the dark vacant road and that he was scaring me. I then requested an additional officer.

That Mestizo officer then went and got his Mestizo partner and his partner came up and said "I'm an additional officer. Can you just step out of the vehicle and talk to me? I'll check your vehicle and see if I can get it going for you."

(Too late...I was already suspicious.)

I told the second officer. "You are his partner and I think your both in on it together." I again requested the presence of another officer. The Mestizo officers informed me that their Sergeant was the only officer available and he would be furious if he had to come all the way down here just to talk to a woman who can't even roll the window down and talk to the officers she requested help from in the first place. I insisted on another officer so they called their Sergeant. I was praying the Sergeant wasn't another cohort. Soon I saw the headlight of the Sergeant's vehicle and I was prepared to call 911 if he verbally assaulted me or assaulted my vehicle in any way. The Sergeant was a white guy. I watched him exit his vehicle in my rear view.

He went straight over to the Mestizo officer bikers and I could hear every cuss word in the imagination coming out of his mouth at those two. I had been so terrified and then I was so relieved tears came to my eyes. When the white Sergeant walked up to my vehicle I rolled my window down just a little further and told him through tears my whole story about the alternator and the drunk Mexicans following me and the Officer pounding on my vehicle and being afraid the officers were going to hurt me. The white Sergeant was compassionate and after listening to me he gave me the names of the officers so I could file a complaint against them and went back and hollered even more at the Mestizo biker officers. He made them get in the back of his vehicle and I heard a few more minutes of cuss words flying. My brother arrived a few minutes later with a tow strap to tow me home. The Sergeant helped us get the tow strap attached and sent us on our way.

I later filed a complaint against the Mestizo officers. Why yell, snarl, demand unsafe exposure/obedience from a woman, and violently hit her vehicle when she is just asking for protection?