Chasing Justice
America Out Loud Network © – Crime, Corruption, Terrorism, Workplace Violence, School Shootings; together we’ll be Chasing Justice on the America Out Loud Network.
The psychological damage from a career in law enforcement can be devastating to our officers, suicide in the law enforcement community is very high, and it must stop. Lt. Joe looks at the meaning of justice in the world as it relates to people suffering trauma and how we can all get together and preserve our American legacy…
There’s a big difference in Covid perceptions if you’re in a state like Florida versus a blue state like California or New Jersey. Lt. Joe takes us on his trip to Florida and a police convention. The vitality of Florida is evident in the people and the atmosphere of Florida. Businesses are thriving, masks are gone, and the world seems normal. Can the rest of the country and the world get beyond the Covid nightmare? Is Cuba ready for another revolution, this one for freedom? Why are the Cuban people in the streets? Will they get their freedom or just another brutal crackdown? And what’s up with the CPAC vote of 71% for Donald Trump? Will he run again with DeSantis this time? Only time will tell!
Looking at the incidents of attacks on patriotism, to the growing reality that violence is being portrayed as a legitimate response to being offended by words, we see our nation coming apart at the seams. Lt. Joe looks at all of these areas and questions… can we go back to the America of yesteryear?
Dealing with the changes⏤is like planning for a disaster; are we ready for that which we create? What about the symptoms of this turbulent attempt at change⏤will it destroy us or heal us? Join Lt. Joe on this strange journey where it appears that Spiderman is a Catholic and good is bad…
We live in a world of make-believe. A place where we are told to “follow the science” unless the science leads to a place not approved by the politically correct among us. How will this foolishness and make-believe change our country in the face of the world? Is Joe Biden really the best we can do? Lt Joe interviews Amy Morgan on the idea of “Balancing the stresses in our lives” and how the PTSD we all feel can be controlled, and we can thrive. Don’t miss it!
Restorative justice is the process of healing a person who is hurt or traumatized. In America today, we are all hurting in one way or another, and we all need justice. Chief Chris Leusner of the Middle Twp Police, NJ talks about a program for kids called “The Handle with Care Program.” It’s intended to help kids who need help to survive trauma. I like this program. Lt Joe talks about the bigger picture of healing our nation using the American flag as the focal point for the discussion. We all need justice and love. We get it by going together. All this and more are here for your consideration! Don’t miss it!
The burden of America’s future is finding a way forward for every American together. Socialism and payback actions by our friends on the left are not uniting us; it is dividing us. The demands for people to accept left-wing theories of race and society are driving a wedge that cannot be sustained. Is it being done earnestly, or is it a political ploy to use people and manipulate them for advantage in the socialist plan for the future? Lt. Joe on Chasing Justice is joined by Bill from the Neighborhood on this episode. This is an important episode, don’t miss it!
The differences brought on by the Biden administration’s policies about how we live and work with each other will create problems that could be anticipated, but it’s only in their enactment that the negative effects of these changes will be realized. What will it lead to? Revolution as some predict or even worse, the disaffection of a people…
Why have we devolved into a society that can only have one point of view, one truth, and one reality? Why do one person’s feelings and beliefs have prominence over another person’s beliefs? Why do we not see a powerful defense of America, our traditions, and our history? Why is Woke the only choice? Lt. Joe looks at the difficulties we have with understanding and accepting people’s different lifestyles when one is considered good and another is considered bad, and there is only tolerance for one side of the coin. Join us today for this romp that includes discussing the reality of alien life visiting Earth in the form of UFOs. Sometimes believing in UFOs is easier than understanding how our world has turned upside down. Don’t miss it! Cover Photo: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA at Independence Hall.
When it comes to COVID-19, the silence of anyone that has an opposite thought from the approved government narrative about the disease of the treatments can be silenced, shunned, or made out to be crazy. Why is that? The Covid vaccines might be the greatest gift to humanity, or they could be dangerous, but you cannot ask for information; why is that?
What is gratitude, and how does it affect our lives and interactions with the world around us? We take a look at being personally grateful and try to find the key to better understanding. Then Lt. Joe looks at the current Israeli / Palestinian conflict and tries to identify the bigger causes of the bombs, mayhem, and death and how we can go forward as citizens of the world. Understanding reality and truth and having mercy for oneself and those around you are the lonely way to solve conflict and heal wounds. Knowing the difference is the hard part. Don’t miss this episode!
Most of us could not imagine our everyday lives in a constant threat and upheaval because of incoming rockets that threaten the safety of our loved ones. Yet, that is the reality for millions of Israelis that are just wanting to live their lives in peace. In this episode Lt, Joe interviews Dotan Sagi from Tel Aviv, Israel. He talks about the rockets landing near his home and family and what it is like to live under the constant threat of rocket attacks and terrorism. Then Lt Joe talks about police officers and their lives, including the problems of police suicide, public perception, and doing the job. This is a fascinating episode, don’t miss it! Image: AP
In America, today, asking questions is considered dangerous unless the questions focus on the approved answers by the government. Is this a conspiracy, or a power grab to control the population? Why is asking questions that don’t comport with government edicts banned, silenced, de-platformed on social media?
The police career is one filled with danger and sacrifice as well as satisfaction for a job well done. Society has changed the perception of police officers, and it is affecting how they do their work. Lt Joe talks about the changes and concerns of our officers and what it means for all of us. Then we have an interview with retired officer Chris Hoyer from Arizona. Chris had a great career and served his community well. He was also involved in three shooting events. Lt Joe talks to Chris and helps us all understand Chris’s story and the humanity of our officers. Don’t miss it! Chris Hoyer is a 20-year veteran who served his community admirable. He was involved in three on-duty shootings in his career, one involving a dog and two involving people who died in the incident. Chris wrote a book about his experiences, “When that day comes,” and he talks to Lt. Joe about the lessons learned from these events.
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