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On January 7th, just one week into a new

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year, 37year-old mother of three, ages

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15, 12, and six, Renee Nicole Mlin Good

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was murdered by ICE officer Jonathan

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Ross.

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And make no mistake, this wasn't a

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tragic accident. She was murdered, pure

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and simple.

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So, what I'm going to try to do here is

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try to take something horrible and turn

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it into something good because that's

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the only thing a human being can do when

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you're confronted with complete

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insanity.

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The insanity I speak of is that this

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would have never happened if ICE agents

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would not have been there in the first

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place.

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And that wouldn't have happened had they

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not been ordered to be there if a

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certain narcissistic prick with visions

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of ruling America as king would not have

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given that order. But like every other

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dictator, past or present, they

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absolutely love to see people suffer.

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And the more that suffer and preferably

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die if possible, the better. So, as I

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said before, if ICE agents would have

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never been there, Renee Nicole Mlin Good

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would be alive today.

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But her murder does not have to be

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without consequence,

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that she did not die in vain.

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As you can see, I have a picture and a

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very famous quote from Martin Nemo, a

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German priest who lived during the

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horror of Nazi Germany.

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I hope you read it a thousand times if

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necessary

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because the words he speaks are just as

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relevant today as they were over 80

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years ago. Eventually, they will come

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for you. If there is anything positive

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to come out of Good's murder, this could

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be the straw that breaks the camel's

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back. I truly believe there are several

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ways this kind of terror on America's

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citizens can be stopped in its tracks,

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and it would come from a very unlikely

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source, the police.

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Let me ask you this. Do you know what an

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enforcer is? Allow me to briefly

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explain.

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In this case, I'm using the term

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enforcer as it relates to certain people

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who work for the mob.

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Enforcers are the guys who work for the

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mob bosses to collect debts or in other

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ways to get their employer, the mob

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boss, what he wants. big, strong, scary

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guys who usually also carry guns and are

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sent to mob boss's clients with the

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threat of violence or actual violence

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such as breaking body parts and if need

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be killing people. So when America's

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wannabe king starts talking about law

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and order, what he really means is his

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laws and his order.

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And he wants ICE, the police, the

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National Guard, and even the military to

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be enforcers.

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But for right now, he's just really

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focusing on ICE and the police as his

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primary enforcers. And like any good

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dictator, his goal is terror.

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The blueprint and message for terror in

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the American citizen is simple and

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twofold.

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First, come to any kind of protest and

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you can be killed. And second, to the

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few psychopathic ICE or police officers

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is just go ahead and kill someone. and

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there'll be little if any consequences.

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So to a psychopathic ICE or police

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officer, that is sweet music to their

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ears.

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But what's been demonstrated throughout

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the history of the many narcissistic and

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psychopathic dictators is that normal

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people do not like making other people,

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especially vulnerable people, suffer.

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And they especially don't like killing

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people. One of the best ways, but

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certainly not the only way, is to appeal

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to ICE and police officers conscience.

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And as I already mentioned, there are

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certainly psychopathic ICE and police

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officers out there. Jonathan Ross is

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certainly one of them. But the vast

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majority of ICE agents and police

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officers are not psychopathic.

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They are fully human. And if there's one

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thing you can count on, Jonathan Ross's

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fellow ICE officers who were there when

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Ross fatally shot Good know he murdered

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her. And let's just say those fellow

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officers who are normal and have a

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conscience won't exactly be having warm

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and fuzzy feelings towards him.

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The fact is, our wannabe dictator is

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doing everything in his power to

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intimidate and frighten citizens

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because he knows that large crowds of

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very unhappy citizens is a potential

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powder keg waiting to explode.

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So, just to help that potential

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explosion along, throw in a whole bunch

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of ICE agents and/or police and

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something violent is bound to happen,

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which is what he wants because then it

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gives him the opportunity and excuse to

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clamp down

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with even more authoritarian fear and

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terror on the citizens.

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It's a vicious cycle that's been part of

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the dictator's playbook for a very long

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time. That is, it works until the

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citizens figure this game out. If you're

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going to protest, the signs you need to

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be carrying are messages to the police,

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begging them if necessary, to stop

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threatening you, arresting you, and

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certainly not to kill you.

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In very short, if we get the police back

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on the side of citizens by, for example,

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officers refusing to use scare tactics,

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arrest or physical harm, unconcerned and

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detached leaders always lose their

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power. It's a domino effect, but in a

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good way.

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Because if, for example, the police

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would do what I just suggested and

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actually go into solidarity with the

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terrorized citizens,

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what's a wannabe dictator going to do?

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Send in the military to arrest or even

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shoot the police?

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I don't think so.

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I'm going to wrap this up now. And I

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just wanted to say that although I don't

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claim that I know for certain, my

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suggestions on what can be done would

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actually work.

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But what I do know for certain is if we

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do nothing, the situation is only going

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to get worse. And this is my way of

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trying to do something, however small,

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to let the world know, that the murder

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of a woman I never knew is not forgotten

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and there will be consequences.