Episode 26 - The Dallas Massacre

I was on vacation in North Carolina last week and had a "best of" episode planned. Then the massacre in Dallas happened. I share my thoughts on Dallas and the fraud of #BlackLivesMatter. Lessons on how to deal with police during a traffic stop. And thoughts on being a black cop in America from a post by Palm Beach County Police Officer Jay Stalien. Our prayers go out to the victims of the Dallas massacre and to all our men and women in blue who form the thin blue line between civilization and savagery. God bless you. Notes: http://www.armedlutheran.us/alr-episode-26/

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