Fishing with donuts

5/27/2012 9:00:20 PM

when cops drive more expensive cars than yours

5/28/2012 1:13:14 PM

When cops just get to take money from drug busts and pump it into the same police department, what do you expect?

The drug war is a racket, pure and simple. The fact that there are people out there stupid enough to believe it is anything else severely erodes any hope I might have had in the United States.

5/28/2012 1:22:51 PM

Quote :

"The drug war is a racket, pure and simple. The fact that there are people out there stupid enough to believe it is anything else severely erodes any hope I might have had in the United States."

This, I agree with you on.

5/28/2012 3:53:55 PM

mainstream media credibility watch

5/28/2012 4:45:37 PM

Quote :

" President Barack Obama’s unconstitutional secret ‘kill list’ includes a 17-year-old girl along with several American citizens, according to a New York Times report. “Mr. Obama has placed himself at the helm of a top secret “nominations” process to designate terrorists for kill or capture, of which the capture part has become largely theoretical. He had vowed to align the fight against Al Qaeda with American values; the chart, introducing people whose deaths he might soon be asked to order, underscored just what a moral and legal conundrum this could be,” reports the NY Times, adding that one of the targets in Yemen is “a girl who looked even younger than her 17 years,” and that “Several were Americans.” . . . In December, Obama administration lawyers reaffirmed their backing for state sponsored assassination, claiming that “U.S. citizens are legitimate military targets” and do not have the right to any legal protection against being marked for summary execution."

http://www.prisonplanet.com/17-year-old-girl-included-on-obamas-secret-kill-list.html

5/29/2012 4:23:37 PM

5/29/2012 7:26:10 PM

Storm Chaser Arrested:

http://www.kwes.com/global/story.asp?s=8286980

CRANE COUNTY--Chasing storms is what Brian Barnes does for a living. And it was while he was doing just that, that he says he found himself in a difficult and strange situation involving a Crane County Sheriff's Deputy. Barnes was out on Tuesday in Crane County as severe weather moved across the region. Crane County was under a tornado warning for about an hour Tuesday night.

"I told him that I was helping out the National Weather Service in San Angelo, and they were relaying my reports to Midland. He told me he didn't care, and that I needed to go."

Barnes thought it was his obligation to stay put and follow the storms, a decision that landed him in jail.

"He jumped out and put me in handcuffs. I turned around and I remember him slamming me up against his vehicle, and then it all got kind of scary."

Among the witnesses was Dennis Greer, who had a similar run-in, with the same deputy, just minutes earlier while he was shooting picutures of the same storm for the local newspaper.

"His first words to me were, 'are you a blankety-blank idiot?' He told me if I didn't leave, I was going to jail, flat out," Greer said.

Barnes was arrested at a road side park on Highway 385 and charged with obstruction of a highway or other passage way.

According to witnesses, there is plenty of room on on the road in front of the park for a vehicle to get by. That's why they are questioning the validity of the charge.

5/29/2012 7:38:16 PM

Bob McDonnell, GOP Gov., Wants Drones Policing Virginia Because They're Used 'On The Battlefield'



Virginia is for drones.

Or rather, since drones are good for fighting insurgents in Afghanistan, they must be good for policing Virginia.

That was the message Republican Gov. Bob McDonnell told WTOP Radio on Tuesday, when he praised drone technology as "great" and urged its use domestically for the same reasons it is deployed overseas.

"I think we ought to be using technology to make law enforcement more productive; it cuts down on manpower in the air -- and more safe," he said. "That's why we use it on the battlefield."




http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/29/bob-mcdonnell-drones-virginia_n_1554179.html?ref=politics

5/29/2012 11:41:03 PM

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" when cops drive more expensive cars than yours"

I'm sorry you can't afford a $15k used Mustang.

5/30/2012 1:42:19 PM

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"Fishing with donuts"

If a bus took out every single one of those worthless fucks with donuts the net value of that city would surely increase.

Why is that even in this thread? To show that assholes are around?

5/30/2012 1:44:13 PM

^^That would be an incredibly foolish purchase in my view. The fact that it's done on the taxpayer dime for an organization that selectively enforces unjust laws makes it that much worse.

[Edited on May 30, 2012 at 2:08 PM. Reason : ]

5/30/2012 1:44:29 PM

Just watch.


http://www.rrstar.com/news/x1832955238/Illinois-Rep-Mike-Bost-flips-his-lid-over-pension-legislation

5/30/2012 2:13:25 PM

umm... the car in front is a cts-v...
not cheaper then the mustang...

Police have to look at the durability of what they by too...

I mean if they were all running around in corollas they'd break a wheel off every time they jumped a curb.

5/30/2012 2:14:43 PM

btw mustangs can cost between $24,000 and $55,000

http://rustyeckford.com/Wichita-KS/For-Sale/New/Ford/Mustang/?y=2012&minMSRP=1000&maxMSRP=60000&FilterNewMakes=1

5/30/2012 2:19:50 PM

SURE CAN!

But that's a last generation model (which is obvious by the styling) that was only produced between 2005 and 2009. The Mustang was redesigned in 2010. I'll give you the benefit of doubt and assume the car in that photo is a 2009 GT. Given that you can buy a brand new 2012 Mustang GT below MSRP around $27k nobody in their right mind would pay much over $15k for that car.

Go back to making pizza.

5/30/2012 3:43:20 PM

The high end cars are often seized property. That's how the Wake County Sheriff had a Z06 vette a few years back.

5/30/2012 3:59:18 PM

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"nobody in their right mind would pay much over $15k"

Nobody you say?

5/30/2012 4:00:55 PM

Nobody in their right mind. I.E. nobody that likes money. Considering that a brand new 2012 Mustang V6 is as fast as the GT (V8 engine) from 2009 nobody is going to spend more money on a used car than a new one.

And that's as much trolling as I'll deal with today.

5/30/2012 4:04:32 PM

"Nobody in their right mind. Nobody that likes moneys"

Is that why the nation is in $16trillion debt? Because America don't likesa-da-money?


Your argument is invalid.

5/30/2012 4:13:54 PM

genius, you're a trip

5/30/2012 4:18:27 PM

Quote :

"When cops just get to take money from drug busts and pump it into the same police department, what do you expect? The drug war is a racket, pure and simple. The fact that there are people out there stupid enough to believe it is anything else severely erodes any hope I might have had in the United States. "

What incentive is there for the police to "win" the so called drug war. If people stop doing drugs, then the police will no longer have dealers to bust from which they get money to buy cool new toys and keep half their personnel funded.

5/30/2012 6:59:02 PM

Social networks like Twitter and Facebook are among the thousands of sites monitored for suspicious activity by the Department of Homeland Security, and the government agency was recently forced to tip its hand. As part of a freedom of information request made by watchdog group Electronic Privacy Information Center, DOHS recently published a list of hundreds of words and terms it watches for on social media sites. Some are obvious, such as Al Qaeda, terrorism and domestic nuclear detection, while others are potentially a bit more innocent such as Mexico, social media and burst. Innocent or not, the wrong combination of the terms published in this list could result in a user’s online activity being monitored by DOHS — and if they don’t like what they see, users could end up being watched more closely. A spokesperson for the government agency called the list a starting point used to maintain situational awareness of natural and man-made threats, rather than an endgame.


http://news.yahoo.com/homeland-security-reveals-hundreds-words-could-put-online-163002456.html

5/31/2012 1:44:26 AM

Kentucky. Circling low over houses eight times (may10)

6/4/2012 2:14:31 PM

Probably some National Guard guys trying to log hours by putting around. I'd imagine that one of them lives in that neighborhood and felt like doing a flyby.

If you think it's something else I'd love to hear your rationalization.

6/4/2012 2:49:01 PM

No, it's routine training, as of lately.

6/4/2012 2:51:50 PM

You should have more pictures then.

6/4/2012 2:54:46 PM

What are more pictures going to solve?

6/4/2012 2:56:52 PM

You have evidence of it happening one time.

Something isn't routine if it only happens one time.

6/4/2012 2:59:25 PM

6/4/2012 3:00:44 PM

lol. good argument.

6/4/2012 3:04:43 PM

Best I can do is quote my source

Person who took the pics

Quote :

"ah i always wonder why they do this so low over our houses.. one time it scared me real bad because it was making my whole house shake and to see them turn downward right above your home is scary.."

Evidence it's happened more than once.

Quote :

"B*** W**** none aboard in case they crash.......and yes Trish I have been down there a time or ten lmaooo...........I always thought they planned these for field areas.....when we lived in Green bay they would fly from Milwaukee and over the old house out in the farmland all the time but never over actual Green Bay....very weird B*** W**** oh they have their guns...........I refueled these bad boys for 7 years.......just never saw them in neighborhoods......and I would hope no surface to air anywhere in KY .......or at least not aimed at new pilots logging flight maneuvers"

Evidence that it's unusual.

6/4/2012 3:06:46 PM

Quote :

"one time it scared me real bad"

Quote :

"when we lived in Green bay they would fly from Milwaukee and over the old house out in the farmland all the time but never over actual Green Bay"

They fly over Raleigh every day so their crews can log hours between Bragg and RDU. It's not unusual.

Post a link to your "source". I'd love to read the rest of the discussion between these distinguished aviation scholars.

6/4/2012 3:18:39 PM

Let's face it, dude. There is nothing I can say that you won't deny deny deny.

I've answered two of your dumb questions, TWO MEANINGLESS AND STUPID QUESTIONS, and you still aren't happy.

There is a mathematical term for this, it's called divergence. We're never going to cross a point in which we will intersect, because you won't allow it.

[Edited on June 4, 2012 at 3:23 PM. Reason : .]

6/4/2012 3:23:15 PM

Now you're just getting pissy.

Dumb questions? I asked how one helicopter flying over a neighborhood is evidence of a police state, when in all likelihood it was some guard guys logging hours and one wanted to fly over his house. I haven't denied anything. I've merely questioned your baseless assumptions. You've answered nothing. You posted additional pictures of the one helicopter, a cute emoticon, and then reposted from a seemingly idiotic "source" that you won't disclose.

There's a psychological phenomenon called "confirmation bias" where someone only sees what they want to see and throws out all logic that goes against it without consideration. Rejoin the rational thinkers.

6/4/2012 3:30:52 PM

mathematics is more sound than psychology.

6/4/2012 4:46:14 PM

checkmate! bingo! you got served!

6/4/2012 5:02:47 PM

Quote :

"Storm Chaser Arrested: http://www.kwes.com/global/story.asp?s=8286980 CRANE COUNTY--Chasing storms is what Brian Barnes does for a living. And it was while he was doing just that, that he says he found himself in a difficult and strange situation involving a Crane County Sheriff's Deputy. Barnes was out on Tuesday in Crane County as severe weather moved across the region. Crane County was under a tornado warning for about an hour Tuesday night. "I told him that I was helping out the National Weather Service in San Angelo, and they were relaying my reports to Midland. He told me he didn't care, and that I needed to go." Barnes thought it was his obligation to stay put and follow the storms, a decision that landed him in jail. "He jumped out and put me in handcuffs. I turned around and I remember him slamming me up against his vehicle, and then it all got kind of scary." Among the witnesses was Dennis Greer, who had a similar run-in, with the same deputy, just minutes earlier while he was shooting picutures of the same storm for the local newspaper. "His first words to me were, 'are you a blankety-blank idiot?' He told me if I didn't leave, I was going to jail, flat out," Greer said. Barnes was arrested at a road side park on Highway 385 and charged with obstruction of a highway or other passage way. According to witnesses, there is plenty of room on on the road in front of the park for a vehicle to get by. That's why they are questioning the validity of the charge."

Komrade, I am taking you to jail to save you from yourself!

6/4/2012 5:33:36 PM

Quote :

"mathematics is more sound than psychology."

Not when describing the logical fallacies of an idiot.

6/5/2012 2:04:43 PM

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"Komrade, I am taking you to jail to save you from yourself!"

You really only have two options:

1) Protect people from themselves
2) Pick up their body parts afterwards

Either way, you're going to be spending tax money. It's one of those paradoxes in life.

6/5/2012 2:05:08 PM

If those are the only two options, then I'm a duck.

6/5/2012 2:06:46 PM

Well, there is a third option...

3) Leave their body for the vultures

...but that's kind of unsanitary. May lead to national pandemic (i.e. bubonic style).


Right now, the US employs a mixture of option 1 and option 2 ... for humanitarian reasons we stay away from option 3.

6/5/2012 2:15:47 PM

GeniusXBoy please check all that apply

FEARS:

[] Black Helicopters
[] Water flouridation
[] Vaccines
[] Chemtrails
[] FEMA
[] HAARP
[] North American Union
[] ZOG

[Edited on June 5, 2012 at 2:40 PM. Reason : .]

6/5/2012 2:40:11 PM

HAARP and chemtrails. heh

6/5/2012 4:32:20 PM

9/11 FEMA Videographer at Ground Zero Goes Public




Voltaire Network: They want you pretty badly for a “crime that did not happen”! How do you account for such doggedness? As a FEMA official, you must have been trusted by your government. At what point did the situation capsize?

Kurt Sonnenfeld: In hindsight, I realize now that the situation had capsized some time before I actually became aware that it had capsized. Initially, the false accusation against me was completely irrational, and I was totally destroyed by it. It is incredibly difficult to have suffered the loss of someone you love to suicide, but to then be accused of it is too much to bear. The case was dismissed based on a mountain of evidence that overwhelmingly absolved me (Nancy, my wife, had left behind a suicide note and a journal of suicidal writings ; she had a family history of suicide ; etc.). The prosecution was 100% sure of my innocence before requesting the dismissal of charge.

But the sustained incarceration even AFTER it was indicated that I was to be freed was what proved to me that something was happening under the surface. I was held in jail for FOUR MONTHS after my lawyers were informed that the case was to be dismissed and was finally released in June 2002. During that time, an amazing series of strange events began to occur. While still being held, I had a telephone conversation with FEMA officials in an effort to resolve the issue, but I realized that I was considered “compromised”. I was told it had been agreed that “the agency had to be protected”, especially in light of the upheaval that was threatening with the implementation of the “Patriot Act” and the expected usurpation that would come with the new Department of Homeland Security. After all the dangers I had risked, all hardship and difficulties I had endured for them for almost 10 years, I felt betrayed. It left a void in my soul.

Because of their abandonment, I told them I didn’t have the tapes, that I gave them to “some bureaucrat” in New York, and that they would have to wait until I was released to retrieve any other documents in my possession. Soon after that conversation, my house was “seized”, the locks were changed, and men were observed by neighbors entering my house, though there is no record in the court of their entry, as would be required. When I was finally released, I discovered that my office had been ransacked, my computer was missing, and that my tape library in my basement had been dug through and several were missing. Men were constantly parked on the street near my house, my security system was “hacked” more than once, outdoor security lights were unscrewed, etc., to the point that I went to stay with some friends at their condo in the mountains, which was then ALSO broken into.

http://world911truth.org/911-fema-videographer-at-ground-zero-goes-public/

6/5/2012 9:24:37 PM

6/6/2012 2:34:55 PM

alright, sorry to be mean, but dude, everyone thinks you're a joke, no one takes you seriously. Do you not get it? Do you not understand that your "causes" are being belittled because you come across as one-track minded idiot?

6/6/2012 2:45:07 PM

You're not everyone so stop thinking you're everyone when really you're no one.

6/6/2012 2:50:56 PM

So do you feel you're making a difference and actually reaching people on tww? Do you think you're making people aware and changing minds? Because I certainly haven't gotten that impression, whatsoever. It seems to me that people dismiss anything you post, and you actually do a disservice to the issue, because it's automatically disregarded.

Sorry for being rude, but I was seriously trying to help you out. I think all your messages are lost in vain, because everyone thinks you're a joke.

But I'll do the smart thing now and just start ignoring your posts, if i can help it.

[Edited on June 6, 2012 at 2:57 PM. Reason : ]

6/6/2012 2:54:26 PM

Well you're never going to help people out if fail to understand how to put yourself in their shoes.

6/6/2012 2:59:08 PM