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Jun 6, 2012
Real Life Bob Bullard
How many of us have read Braken's trilogy, Enemies: Foreign and Domestic?
Most of us, I imagine.
Remember the ATF thug scum Bob Bullard of the novels?
It looks like he is a real person.
via Balko
So it's just a matter of time before he get's brought up from the minors by his sugar daddy .
Keep you eye on this one folks, I look for him to be a real up & comer in the OP/Sup game (oppression & suppression).
Most of us, I imagine.
Remember the ATF thug scum Bob Bullard of the novels?
It looks like he is a real person.
via Balko
Meet Seattle PD Capt. Donnie Lowe. Last week, Capt. Lowe was arrested on domestic violence charges. He also has a prior DWI, a prior investigation for using excessive force against his own son in a jail cell, and improperly entering a private home. None of those prior incidents were enough to remove him from the force. In fact, back in 2009, just a couple months after his DWI, and well after the other incidents, then-lieutenant Lowe was assigned to head up a special Seattle PD security detail for President Obama’s inauguration. He has since been promoted.
It gets better.
So it's just a matter of time before he get's brought up from the minors by his sugar daddy .
Keep you eye on this one folks, I look for him to be a real up & comer in the OP/Sup game (oppression & suppression).
6,000 MRAP's Coming to a Street Near You
As the invasions of foreign countries in the Fertile Crescent winds down. There is an expected excess of 6,000 MRAP's of various configurations.
These along with numerous other .mil systems are going to be deemed not needed as they are non-standard equipment and will be given to the .mil jr's called police departments .
via WP
Through 2011, the Defense Department bought and fielded more than 27,000 MRAPs, according to the Government Accountability Office, which on March 31 sent Congress a briefing on how the Army and Marines are trying to determine what equipment designed specifically for fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan should be retained and what should be discarded.
How to handle nonstandard equipment is an issue bigger than MRAPs, however.
For example, as part of its post-Iraq-Afghanistan transition work, the Army since 2004 has reviewed 409 equipment systems, according to the GAO. Of those, only 11 percent have been determined useful for the future, including MRAPs. Thirty-seven percent of the systems under review have been deemed “not needed and should be terminated,” according to the GAO. The remaining 52 percent, on which the Army has made no decision, are nonstandard equipment being used in Afghanistan and other overseas operations and paid for with OCO money.
Sometimes it hard to tell the difference between .mil & .leo now days.
It's gonna get a lot harder.
Jun 1, 2012
Georgia College Girl Arrested by ATF
Set up?????
More than likely.
Another reason not to say shit to cops.
'It's my hobby to blow things up.'
via Daily Online
'I despise all law enforcement and any governing authority,' she writes. 'I am not one for selective targeting but mass destruction.'
The weapons were discovered after an army of law enforcement officers - from the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, the FBI, the Georgia Bureau of Investigation and local law enforcement officers - searched Savage's home in the woods.
No Bueno
The Greeks are fixing to see what happens in chapter 2 of a implosion.
via Athens News
"RAE is taking crisis initiatives throughout next week to avert the collapse of the natural gas and electricity system," the regulator's chief Nikos Vasilakos said.RAE took the decision after receiving a letter from the Public Gas Corporation (Depa), which threatened to cut supplies to electricity producers if they failed to settle their arrears with the company.
CJL Enterprise: LBV's-2 for $20-free ship
CJL Enterprises has a great deal on load bearing vests. 2 for $20 w/ free ship.
They have some real good surplus mil equip cheap. They also got some high speed tacticool shit as well
Here is their current sale
SALE ALERT
FOR A LIMITED TIME
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2 TACTICAL VESTS .LBV FOR $20.00
PATROL SLEEPING BAGS, -30 FOR $20.00
ALL PRICES ABOVE INCLUDE SHIPPING IN THE USA
FOR A LIMITED TIME
"4 SUSTAINMENT POUCHES FOR $20.00"
2 TACTICAL VESTS .LBV FOR $20.00
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Mitten's BFF's
If you think Mittens will be your friend in 2012, think again.
Here are his BFF's and they care about one thing.
May 31, 2012
The Mad Hatter of the Big Apple & the Blue Big Gulp
Bloomberg and crew have guzzled the Blue Big Gulp and are still trying to throw up blue on everyone else.
via NYT
“New York City is not about wringing your hands; it’s about doing something,” he said. “I think that’s what the public wants the mayor to do.”
Vietnam vet reunites with soldier he saved 42 years ago
A good friend and co-worker had some great news for Memorial Day.
via WFAA
It was a reunion 42 years in the making.
Joel Prothro and Jerry Sisler smiled and hugged each other at Granbury's Memorial Day parade.
It had been four decades since their paths crossed in Vietnam when the two were attached to the Army's 199th Light Infantry Brigade.
"This is the good doc — the medic that treated me when I was wounded," Prothro bragged.
Prothro was a 21-year-old Army solider when was seriously injured after walking into an ambush. He received shrapnel wounds to his abdomen and leg, and was lying on the ground when Sisler — a combat medic — found him.
"He crawled on top of me as there were explosions above us and shrapnel raining down," Prothro recalled. "He crawled on top of me, or I would have been hit again."
May 30, 2012
Texas Drone Shootdown
For some reason blogger put up the vid from the Philly cop beatdown for this post. I guess one of the hazards of using the phone to post.
It should be fixed.
via Infowars
2 lessons in this video
- Thugs on drugs can be hard to stop/kill. Black dude took 4 rounds and kept pushing the attack. A EMP strike to the hard drive would cause a system fault if the opportunity presented itself.
- It shows how much the citizens care about LEO's.
Anyone surprised. I'm not.
May 27, 2012
Chasing the Lightning
Take time to read this rich history tale.
Many games of cat and mouse were played.
Fortunes made and lost.
All through out the nation moonshine stills can be found. Some areas had more of the running that other.
This is a trade that has been happening for centuries all over the world. Yet it is the American way that has made legends.
It would make one hell of a movie.
Enjoy
The Blue Ridge moonshining trade has changed significantly in the last century. Far fewer people are involved in it now, though today’s bootlegger is able to distill more alcohol with less work than his counterpart of the early 1900s. Modern moonshine is made with vast quantities of sugar and relatively little grain. Contemporary bootleggers have little or no experience with the apple or peach brandy so common in the late 1800s. Stills are now often hidden under roof rather than in fields or mountain hollows. Today’s moonshine buyer is far more likely to live in a major eastern city than in the small southern mill towns and coal camps of the past. Even so, the old-time mystique of the Blue Ridge moonshiner prevails.
Stupid Drunk Tricks
via The Blaze
A 21-year-old woman who was shot in the hip by a Colorado homeowner after police said she drunkenly wandered into a house now faces a felony trespassing charge, prosecutors said.
Ripple apparently ignored warnings from the couple that they had a gun and walked into their bedroom. Homeowner Timothy Justice fired one shot in the darkness, police said.
72,000,000
The title is the number of Catholics in the US.
via CNS News
via CNS News
“Some unjust laws impose such injustices on individuals and organizations that disobeying the laws may be justified,” the bishops state in a document developed to be inserted into church bulletins in Catholic parishes around the country in June.
May 26, 2012
Barrel Smoke: Bippity Boppity BACON
45er over @ Barrel Smoke has been curing his own bacon.
Stop over and check out the results.
Man I feel like going pig hunting soon. I have never made/cured my own bacon.
Looks easy.
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Guayana Punch
Here is a tribute for all the movers & shakers rattling around the punch bowl.
Disclaimer: the movers & shakers referred to above are are the characters referred to in the links, not the owners of the blogs.
You may ask who is this small time blogger to put out something like this, he isn't one of the "group"....
I'm just a middle age peckerwood running around barefoot in the Pineywoods.
So just keep running back for refills of punch.
Soon the bowl will be empty and then where will you be?????? You'll have that nasty, dogshit like taste in your mouth.
You gonna wish you knew somebody with this...
May 25, 2012
Marcoooo.......Poloooo
A San Antonio school district is playing some high tech game of Marco Polo with the kids.
Get them ready when they are small and they never notice it when it smacks them full in the face.
via MySA
Northside Independent School District plans to track students next year on two of its campuses using technology implanted in their student identification cards in a trial that could eventually include all 112 of its schools and all of its nearly 100,000 students.
District officials said the Radio Frequency Identification System (RFID) tags would improve safety by allowing them to locate students — and count them more accurately at the beginning of the school day to help offset cuts in state funding, which is partly based on attendance.
May 23, 2012
UPDATE: Good Morning Ms. Sherman
She came back to see me. : )
I have missed her terribly.... : (
I hope she like my remodel job?
This is the second date. Think she will let me feel her up?????
Had a lengthy and multiple visits from the above lady at State Dept.
I have missed her terribly.... : (
I hope she like my remodel job?
This is the second date. Think she will let me feel her up?????
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Wendy R. Sherman
Under Secretary
Political Affairs |
Had a lengthy and multiple visits from the above lady at State Dept.
Host Name:
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sherman-ee.state.gov
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Browser:
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IE 7.0
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IP Address:
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169.253.194.1
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Operating System:
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WinXP
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Location:
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Alexandria, Virginia, United States
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1024x768
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2 mins 14 secs
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U.s. Department Of State
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Workplace Shakedowns
Do you live in one of the "lucky" states above?
If so, this will sure piss you off if you haven't heard about it already.
via Jaded Heaven
The report from Good Jobs First, a
nonprofit taxpayer watchdog organization funded by Ford, Surdna and
other major foundations, identifies 16 states that let companies divert
some or all of the state income taxes deducted from workers’ paychecks.
None of the states requires notifying the workers, whose withholdings
are treated as taxes they paid.
General Electric, Goldman Sachs, Procter
& Gamble, Chrysler, Ford, General Motors and AMC Theatres enjoy
deals to keep state taxes deducted from their workers’ paychecks, the
report shows. Foreign companies also enjoy such arrangements, including
Electrolux, Nissan, Toyota and a host of Canadian, Japanese and European
banks, Good Jobs First says.
Fighting Back Against Thug LEO's
Sanford judge rules in favor of motorist who flashed his headlights
A judge in Sanford ruled Tuesday that a Lake Mary man was lawfully exercising his First Amendment rights when he flashed his headlights to warn neighbors that a deputy had set up a speed trap nearby.He was ticketed Aug. 10 by a Seminole County deputy, but Kintner alleges the officer misapplied a state law designed to ban motorists from flashing after-market emergency lights.
Circuit Judge Alan Dickey earlier ruled that that state law does not apply to people who did what Kintner did, use his headlights to communicate.
On Tuesday the judge went a step further, saying people who flash their headlights to communicate are engaging in behavior protected by the U.S. Constitution.
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