Zionist Troops Training U.S. Police on Large Scale: Amnesty
WEST BANK (Dispatches) – Amnesty International has revealed how police forces from a surprisingly wide expanse of the United States have been receiving training from Zionist troops, warning that the violence being exercised by the American law enforcement has come to match the occupying regime’s brutality.
The UK-based rights group said the American police members have been either traveling to the occupied territories to receive training or have been trained inside the United States by Zionist troops.
It said the Zionist regime’s police, military, and spy agencies have been providing training to American troops on such issues as "crowd control, use of force, and surveillance.”
It identified the recipients as "Baltimore law enforcement officials, along with hundreds of others from Florida, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California, Arizona, Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Georgia, Washington state as well as the DC Capitol police.”
Besides those traveling to the occupied territories, "thousands of others have received training from Israeli officials here in the U.S.,” the Amnesty noted.
The training is either taxpayer funded or privately funded as in the case of the money that has been offered for the process since 2002 by the international far-right Zionist organization Anti-Defamation League, the American Jewish Committee’s Project Interchange that arranges for visits to the occupied territories by Americans, and Washington, D.C-based think tank, the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs of America, the rights body reported.
The training process, it regretted, puts members of the U.S. police "in the hands of [the Zionist regime’s] military, security, and police systems that have racked up documented human rights violations for years.”
The Amnesty cautioned that the U.S. police’s abuses had now come to "parallel violations by Israeli military, security and police officials.”
It cited some of the Zionist troops’ atrocities as extrajudicial executions and other unlawful killings, the use of ill-treatment and torture even against children, suppression of freedom of expression and association, and excessive use of force against peaceful protesters.
The Amnesty finally advised that the U.S. police be instead trained on de-escalation techniques, how to handle mentally challenged or ill citizens, and how to appropriately respond to those using non-violent protest.
"The people of Baltimore deserve better. The American public deserves better,” the body said.
The UK-based rights group said the American police members have been either traveling to the occupied territories to receive training or have been trained inside the United States by Zionist troops.
It said the Zionist regime’s police, military, and spy agencies have been providing training to American troops on such issues as "crowd control, use of force, and surveillance.”
It identified the recipients as "Baltimore law enforcement officials, along with hundreds of others from Florida, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, California, Arizona, Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Georgia, Washington state as well as the DC Capitol police.”
Besides those traveling to the occupied territories, "thousands of others have received training from Israeli officials here in the U.S.,” the Amnesty noted.
The training is either taxpayer funded or privately funded as in the case of the money that has been offered for the process since 2002 by the international far-right Zionist organization Anti-Defamation League, the American Jewish Committee’s Project Interchange that arranges for visits to the occupied territories by Americans, and Washington, D.C-based think tank, the Jewish Institute for National Security Affairs of America, the rights body reported.
The training process, it regretted, puts members of the U.S. police "in the hands of [the Zionist regime’s] military, security, and police systems that have racked up documented human rights violations for years.”
The Amnesty cautioned that the U.S. police’s abuses had now come to "parallel violations by Israeli military, security and police officials.”
It cited some of the Zionist troops’ atrocities as extrajudicial executions and other unlawful killings, the use of ill-treatment and torture even against children, suppression of freedom of expression and association, and excessive use of force against peaceful protesters.
The Amnesty finally advised that the U.S. police be instead trained on de-escalation techniques, how to handle mentally challenged or ill citizens, and how to appropriately respond to those using non-violent protest.
"The people of Baltimore deserve better. The American public deserves better,” the body said.