Foreword
Implementing counterintelligence strategies can help
prevent hate crime and violence. Hate crimes occur due to discrimination
that is based upon race,
political views, personal beliefs, religion, spirituality, affiliations, color, handicap,
ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, national origin and occupation. We should also
examine underlying problems in the community such as religious pressures, organized crime, drug
organizations, greed, power, terrorism, jealousy, anger, economic pressures,
unusual political activities, unseen spiritual influences, religious activities
and other shadowy forces. In addition, monitoring law enforcement, intelligence
organizations, government, corporation and other entities must be practice
to makes sure that no one is subjected to physical, mental and spiritual
hostilities or games. The
scope of the hate crime and violence prevention deals with rare and common problems. By understanding hate crime and violence
prevention, a person's physical, mental, financial
and spiritual well being will remain healthy.
Hate Crime History
In recent years, hate crime and violence problems has moved up the political agendas of
policymakers at every level of government. It is not new. No individual should
ever be subjected to such discrimination, shady practices or brutality in any form physically,
mentally, financially and spiritually.
"From the Romans' persecution of Christians and the Nazis' "final
solution" for the Jews to the "ethnic cleansing" in Bosnia and
genocide in Rwanda, hate crimes have shaped and sometimes defined world history.
In the United States, racial and religious biases largely have inspired most
hate crimes. As Europeans began to colonize the New World in the 16th and 17th
centuries, Native Americans increasingly became the targets of bias-motivated
intimidation and violence. During the past two centuries, some of the more
typical examples of hate crimes in this Nation include the lynching of African
Americans, cross burnings to drive black families from
predominantly white neighborhoods, assaults on homosexuals, and the
painting of swastikas on Jewish synagogues."- (Bureau of Justice
Assistance, 1997)
From the past to the present, the passions of hate is
passed from one generation to the next generation. Some family
members, non-family members and outsiders may influence each other by instilling dangerous
ideologies that promote hate on other cultures, groups, government,
corporations, citizens or individuals. It can also be a tool to create a atmosphere of
hate to reinforce unique family values, identities, false ideologies and
traditions. Family, non-family members and others may have been exposed to
hate crime
and violence from past discrimination, traumatic experiences, criminal
activities and hostilities in society.
War can have significant impact to one attitude towards discriminatory
issues. Seen or unseen spiritual influences can create a hostile environment and
abuse
weaknesses in people in your surroundings. We must present the
truth, the good with the bad, to all who may be seeking noble assistance, listening
or being unduly influenced by others.
To combat hate crime requires a person to find the truth
to any situation, ask for support from the community and refrain from any
form of discrimination. Win the fight by doing what is justified with in
God's eyes and the law. Avoid spreading discriminatory, harmful,
hateful and other ideologies. Stay in the light. Through forgiveness, kindness, love, spiritual discernment
and truth is the only way to win the war on discrimination. Sometimes,
atonement is subjected to the hands of God.
Hate Crime Defined
Hate crimes are offenses motivated by hatred against a victim that are based on one's
race, religion, politics, spirituality, gender, sexual orientation, handicap, ethnicity,
national origin, occupation or place in society.
Careful analysis must be given to hate crime and violence so that we avoid any infringement
of the freedom of expression, liberties and God given rights that are protected by the
Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution.
| Warning:
Please make sure that you avoid becoming psychotic or reacting inappropriately to the
any situations. Gather all the facts and evidence to make a proper
assessment of your situation. Your assessment must stay within the proper policy guidelines, ethics, morals, laws,
rules and regulations of the situation. Sometimes, there are
unseen problems in the environment and as concerned citizens, we are
forced to address these issues. Give people the benefit of the doubt before drawing conclusions. A
person may be incapacitated by physical, mental and spiritual
influences in his/her environment. Individuals possess weaknesses
that may create conflict, misguidance, and misinterpretations. Some
people may be overpowered by a hostile environment, mental health
issues or spiritual problems which results in unintentional word
choice, insensitivity, poor policy decisions, ignorance, regrettable
actions or
other problems.
Always use good morals and
etiquette when dealing with challenging, confusing and difficult situations. It
helps to have a loving attitude. Think before you react to any
situation. If your situation becomes
physically, mentally and spiritually dangerous, bring in backup. Do
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Let us define " Hate Crimes" from the Pennsylvania Crime Code.
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Hate crimes involving danger to a person, including homicides,
assaults, kidnapping and sexual offenses.
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Some properties, including arson, causing or risking a
catastrophe, criminal mischief and criminal trespass, but
excluding institutional vandalism, and |
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Harassment by communication or address, if any of these crimes
is committed " with malicious intention towards a race, color,
religion or national origin" of the victim.
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To fight hate crimes, may not involve using the legal
definition of the hate crime. The federal and many state criminal code
contain many laws that can be used to fight any hate
crime that may not be directly mentioned in the legal code. If
anybody violates laws that harms another citizen, abuses a persons
rights, commits a criminal act against another citizen or commits a
felony will result in criminal prosecution, civil action or spiritual
action regardless if the crime was
consider a hate crime or not a hate crime. Never think that there is
nothing to be done in cases that are outside the scope of the legal
definition of hate crime. All that is required is to report the suspicious
activity.
What Makes Hate Crimes Different From Other Crimes?
"A violent hate crime can act like a virus, quickly spreading feelings
of terror and loathing across an entire community. Apart from their
psychological impacts, violent hate crimes can create tides of retaliation and
counter-retaliation" (Bureau of Justice Assistance, 1997).
A violate hate crime can have detrimental impact on an
individual's physical, mental, financial and spiritual well being.
Words of Wisdom:
A person can still hate things that they do not like, but such
ideas, emotions or thoughts are not consider to be a hate crime
unless they somehow violate the legal definition. Hate is defines
as a strong dislike or animosity towards something that can be used
as noun or verb. An individual has the right to like or dislike
something. For social reasons, a positive and uplifting attitudes
helps make the world a happier place. Using the word in proper
context is important when applying it towards any situation or event.
If the word is misapplied, sometimes an act of kindness, discussion
or an apology is all that is required to resolve the situation.
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Warnings, Characteristics and Causes of Hate Crime
Hate crimes can be committed by members of an organized hate
group, ordinary citizens or spiritual influences. Look for these warning signs, characteristics and
causes.
| Blaming others for their physical, mental, financial and spiritual
issues without just cause. |
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Resentment of the growing economic power or multicultural power of a group.
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Scapegoating that is used to eliminate a perceived threat, unwanted person, spiritual
impurity, outsider or racial impurity.
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Response to economic uncertainty, racial stereotyping and racial coded language. |
| Reaction to targeting by seen or unseen influences
that may be physical, mental or spiritual in nature. |
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Reaction to preserve community's safety, way of life and property value.
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| Reaction to war, political struggles, terrorism,
crime or violence. |
| Reaction to overpowering occult practices, religious
theology, philosophy or spirituality. |
| Seen or unseen undercurrents in law enforcement,
intelligence community, military, government,
corporations, religious organization, non-profit organizations or other
entities. These entities may use legal and/or illegal methods to
create a hostile harmful environment |
| Power, greed, politics and unjustified acts that can result to
crime and violence. |
| Unethical individuals or groups whose
intent is to harass, injure or target minorities for fun, thrill,
pleasure and entertainment. |
| Immoral individuals that believe that the
world is full of evil and their mission is to eradicate all impurities by
promoting fantasies, hate, destruction and false beliefs. These individuals may
have been overpowered by seen or unseen physical, mental and spiritual
influences. A side effect is leading others astray or disrupting
people's original mission that was ordained by God. |
| Uncontrolled impulses caused by actions of others due to racial,
sexual and ethnic
stereotypes. Use of alcohol, drugs or other shadowy tools may be factors.
In addition, seen or unseen physical, mental and spiritual influence may
also influence the individual to behave inappropriately and
unprofessionally. |
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Uncontrolled internal or external response to a racial incident that may result
in dangerous level of questionable practices, crime and violence.
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| An attempt to control an individual or group through
fear, discriminatory tricks, misinformation, physical, mental, financial and spiritual
manipulation. |
| Reaction to physical, mental, financial and spiritual
terrorism that causes the individual to question society, background
and identity. |
| Seen or unseen harmful physical, mental or spiritual
activities.
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Additional Specialized Recommendations.
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Do not overextend your resources.
Avoid placing yourself and others in danger.
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| Watch out for dating violence that may promote
unhealthy views or violence. |
| Watch out for unnecessary religious conversions or
unjustified spiritual manipulations. |
| Watch out for subtleties, lies, gifts of affection and superficial kindness. |
| Watch out for questionable business practices,
illegal opportunities and
community games. |
| Watch out for innuendos, verbal abuse and any
communications that promotes discrimination. |
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Develop crisis management plans to stop any enemy tactics or unseen problems.
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Investigate hate crimes that is a front for unusual politics, criminal activities,
religious or occult
recruitment. |
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Be very careful of stirring the pot too much. Prepare for retaliation.
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Beware of con artist, false prophets and superficial well spoken charismatic characters.
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Avoid being used in an unlawful, discriminatory or malicious fashion.
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| Look for any shady recruitment practices, entrapments
and other illegal activities. |
| Look for deliberate misguidance, silence, rudeness or
questionable practices. |
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Avoid becoming too paranoid. Never make any false accusations. |
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Beware of hate crimes that are physical, mental, financial or spiritual in nature.
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| Beware of well meaning or mean
spirited people targeting an individual. |
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Notify local, state and federal law enforcement of any problems or suspicious
activities. |
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Understand Counterintelligence & Executive Protection.
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| Remember that you did nothing to provoke the
situation. |
| Everyone responds differently, there are no
absolute rules. |
| Trust your instincts. |
Effects of Seen or Unseen Hate Crime and Violence are the following:
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Emotional abuse
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Destroys the person self esteem, compassion for others and creates guilt. |
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Plays on peoples emotions. Creates fear. |
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Use threats, confusion or control the person actions. |
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Unable to control jealousy, anger and other unacceptable behavior. |
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Creates delusions, confusion and
unrealistic expectations. |
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Unrealistic promises of marriage, love and
soul mates. |
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Creation of false hopes, misinformation and any type of deception. |
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Unwelcome sexual comments, abuses or experiences. |
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Legal threats, mental
health threats and fear of retaliation. |
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Occult, religious or spiritual terrorism in any form. |
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Constant bombardment
of hateful ideas and shadowy ideologies. Everything appears
to be dark, evil and gloomy.
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Physical Abuse
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Causes physical, mental and spiritual pain or injury
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Watch out for physical signs of abuse. Anything that could cause injury.
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Use of any kind of weapons to illustrate a point.
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Corruptive use of drugs, prescription, non-prescription or illegal drugs. |
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Forced
into unwanted situations without a proper explanation and support. |
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Constantly
being influence by immoral, unethical, evil and hateful ideas. |
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Improperly
uses the person for money, gifts or other financial matters. |
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Sexual Abuse or inappropriate conduct |
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Physical terrorism, threats and
intimidation
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Spiritual Abuse (Author's Viewpoint)
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Hate Crime and Violence Prevention Recommendations
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Track and report any crime or suspicious activities so law enforcement can
gather and collect information on hate crime and violence. |
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Initiate a Community wide prevention effort
| Include all individuals, groups or entities in the initial steps. |
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Build coalitions, recruit citizens and educate the community.
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| Gather support from law enforcement and
intelligence communities. |
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Gather and collect information about specific problems, identify current
activities, identify resources and missing resources.
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Implement a threat assessment of the community.
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Develop a crisis management plan, implement activities, recruit people and provide regular
communications.
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Provide noble leadership and access to special resources.
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Create a hate crime response network.
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Provide diversity and tolerance education. Respect diversity.
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Provide support, special resources and counseling for the victim or service
provider. |
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Monitor law enforcement, legal entities, mental health support and courts for proper treatment.
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| Monitor government and corporate entities for ethical
and unethical behavior. |
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Obey the law yourself and stay informed. Avoid taking the law into your own hands. |
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Work and familiarize yourself with law enforcement and intelligence community.
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Get involve in a community crime and violence prevention program.
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| Learn how to communicate and listen effectively. Be
considerate of others. Discuss concepts and ideas in a civilized
fashion. You have the right to terminate any conversation that becomes
overwhelming, threatening, degrading, psychologically abusive,
spiritually harmful and/or humiliated. |
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Educate yourself in proper tactics that allows you to spot hate crimes,
protect your physical, mental and spiritual well being and prepare a crisis
management plan for any incidents.
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| You have a right to take a course of action in a
healthy socially accepted way to preserve your physical, mental,
financial and spiritual well being. |
Ask for help from the following resources:
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Find a professional who understands all
aspects of your psyche and free of bias, drug abuse and discriminating
opinions even if it appears to be standard procedure. Beware of
educated idiots. Be careful that you are not mislead or overpowered by
physical, mental and spiritual undue influences. |
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If you are harmed physically, emotionally
and spiritually, get medical attention or other help. |
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Talk with someone who can help such as
friends, mental health professionals, clergy or special law
enforcement people. If necessary, look for counseling even if it
happen a while ago. |
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Look for written information such as
booklets. |
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Seek and Check out with extreme care:
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Continue improving your business and
personal life. |
Conclusion
Counterintelligence with crime and violence prevention will allow proper
assistance and changes to occur in the system while eliminating unseen problems
due to paranoia and threats. Hate crime is a serious issue that results in
destruction of physical, mental, spiritual, financial and material health.
Individuals, public interest groups, corporations and government agencies should create and improve
policies, laws
and legislation to prevent, combat and track hate crimes. All law enforcement
must take all reports of potential hate crime seriously. In addition, the
community, law enforcement and the victims must support each other to stop any
crime in its track and preserve any further damage to the victim. All victims
must be able to report hate crimes without fear of embarrassment, retaliation,
threat of psychiatric care or other threats regardless if the problem is
physical, mental, financial and/or spiritual in nature. The ultimate solution is to create
a network that offers
support, guidance and encouragement for the victims, community and law
enforcement. In the end, legislation must prohibit specific intimidating
actions, bias behavior, and increase the penalties for criminal acts without
violating human rights. We also must monitor corporations, government entities,
religious organizations and other entities that improperly influences
individuals by using either ethical, unethical, legal or illegal methods. To combat hate crime requires a person to find the truth
to any situation, ask for support from the community and refrain from any
form of discrimination. Win the fight by doing what is justified within
God's eyes and the law. Avoid spreading discrimination and other
hateful ideologies. Stay in the light. Through forgiveness, kindness, love, spiritual discernment
and truth is the only way to win the war on discrimination. Sometimes,
atonement is subjected to the hands of God. With the knowledge of
Counterintelligence: hate crime and violence prevention, your physical, mental,
financial and spiritual well being will remain healthy.
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