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WE DO NOT FORGIVE WE DO NOT FORGET E. PLURIBUS UNUM Corrupt Little Rock police Chief Kenton Buckner accused of RICO by the Houma-Choctaw Nation and conspiring with others in covering-up felony crimes against said people LRPD CHIEF AND ASSISTANT CHIEF EXPOSED FOR COVERING-UP FEDERAL CRIMES CITY MANAGER BRUCE MOORE WAS GIVEN THE FIRST OPPORTUNITY TO LISTEN TO THIS AUDIO IN CITY HALL. HE *REFUSED* TO LISTEN TO IT IN FRONT OF HIS SECRETARY AND OTHER WITNESSES NOR WOULD HE SET A MEETING WITH ME TO DISCUSS THIS VERY SERIOUS MATTER AFTER 5 ATTEMPTS OVER THE COURSE OF ONE MONTH. http://corruptionsucks.blogspot.com/…/questions-remain-in-s… New Little Rock Police Chief Kenton Buckner has a very deep history of back-door corruption that has followed him from KY, no wonder he wanted to escape his old job. All the dirty backdoor shit that he's done was finally catching up to him Don't you DARE bring that fucking dirty-ass corrupt shit to Little Rock *DIRTY COP*

Indiana an object lesson for wary Arkansas governor Mayor Mark Stodola, of Little Rock, Arkansas, talks with Rachel Maddow about his concerns that a newly passed Arkansas discrimination bill will discourage investment by tech companies, and his hope that the governor will prevent the bill from becoming... READ ABOUT:  Little Rock's Newest Corrupt Police Chief Kenton Buckner Here is a   copy of the letter   , acquired via FOI request via Arkansas Times READ ABOUT:  Little Rock's Newest Corrupt Police Chief Kenton Buckner

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"I'm not stupid" Extrait : Bientôt dans vos assiettes... - Interview de Patrick Moore http://time.com/3761053/monsanto-weed-killer-drink-patrick-moore-lobbyist/ READ ABOUT:  Little Rock's Newest Corrupt Police Chief Kenton Buckner A lobbyist for Monsanto, who claimed the company’s Roundup weed killer was safe for humans to drink a large quantity of, refused to consume some himself when offered it during a television interview with French cable channel Canal+. Patrick Moore told the journalist that the active ingredient in the herbicide, glyphosate, was not causing cancer rates in Argentina to increase. “You can drink a whole quart of it and it won’t hurt you,” he said. But when the reporter told him that they had prepared a glass and invited Moore to drink it, he refused, saying “I’m not stupid.” “So, it’s dangerous?” the interviewer asked. “It’s not dangerous to humans,” Moore replied. He insisted that people “try to commit suicide” by dr

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