Posted on 06/24/2015 4:37:11 AM PDT by don-o
” Glad you see that.”
The picture is clear.
Peter Graves, Bandidos officer, says they respect the police for doing their job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_sCRg69TQE
(Big John Snyder, Vice president of the Boozefighters) “The police were professional, considering the situation they were in. They were professional and doing their job,” he said.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-waco-biker-20150519-story.html
We have also heard from a biker family member that the police probably saved lives at Waco.
I can handle disagreement. I will not, however tolerate in silence, trollish behavior of oughtright lies and misrepresentations of my words.
To wit: Repeatedly saying that my (and others') insistence on due process is de facto "support" for criminals.
To wit: Accusing me of being an "Obama supporter" based on the Oath of Enlistment that I swore.
I refuse to extend ANY respect or courtesy to one who posts such smut.
Are we clear?
Yup, that's what I see, too.
He showed up 9 minutes after the original posting, before 7 AM in the morning.
If he was doing this in person, he would be a candidate for a restraining order.
Just like I said.
“I can handle disagreement. I will not, however tolerate in silence, trollish behavior of oughtright lies and misrepresentations of my words.”
Perhaps if you would knock off the personal attacks and calling people trolls that disagree with you, you might get some respect.
Perhaps if you would knock off the personal attacks and calling people trolls that disagree with you, you might get some respect.
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You are not being called a troll because you disagree with others...you are being called a troll because you have engaged in trollish behavior.
Bikers and Boy Scouts both have patches.
If a group of Boy Scouts wear another groups patches there will be hell to pay.
These bikers should have a bake off or a water balloon fight to settle their differences.
“Why can’t we all just get along?” (Rodney King).
The Obama admin’s and the MSM’s, but I repeat myself, silence in this matter has been deafening.
What do you think about this?
Peter Graves, Bandidos officer at the scene in Waco, says they respect the police for doing their job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_sCRg69TQE
So to reiterate what I posted weeks ago, the sequence is this:
1) police arrive in response to disturbance.
2) disturbance begins.
3) police riflemen shoot and kill anywhere from 6 to 8 people injuring a score who survive.
Anyone besides me see something wrong here?
A “forward leaning posture” is an admirable attribute of a military unit. Any armed group of professionals should have postures appropriate to their mission. When the police have such a posture it raises the question, just what IS the mission.
“3) police riflemen shoot and kill anywhere from 6 to 8 people injuring a score who survive. Anyone besides me see something wrong here?”
Yes.
1. You state a minimum of 26 shot by police but police only shot 12 rounds.
2. Numerous bikers and family members praise the job the police did.
Peter Graves, Bandidos officer, says they respect the police for doing their job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_sCRg69TQE
(Big John Snyder, Vice president of the Boozefighters) “The police were professional, considering the situation they were in. They were professional and doing their job,” he said.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-waco-biker-20150519-story.html
We have also heard from a biker family member that the police probably saved lives at Waco.
1) police arrive leave their parked vehicles in response to disturbance.
(They were already there in numbers according to Chief of Police Brent Stroman.)
I fail to see how your posts is relevant to my post you pinged.
The picture is clear.
Peter Graves, Bandidos officer, says they respect the police for doing their job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_sCRg69TQE
(Big John Snyder, Vice president of the Boozefighters) “The police were professional, considering the situation they were in. They were professional and doing their job,” he said.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-waco-biker-20150519-story.html
We have also heard from a biker family member that the police probably saved lives at Waco.
“1) police arrive in response to disturbance.
2) disturbance begins.
3) police riflemen shoot and kill anywhere from 6 to 8 people injuring a score who survive.
Anyone besides me see something wrong here?”
You have the disturbance beginning after the police arrive in response to the disturbance!
That is a total load of crap. Police came armed for bear, were in place before they gathered. And Swanton has given nothing but lies and distortions from the beginning to the press. This began to back away from a Star Court action only when the State oversight began to appear. In my opinion the locals in Waco would still be holding all of them had the Texas Rangers and DPS not begun "assisting". But behind this whole thing is Federal Agencies and an agenda. This did not originate in Waco. BATF were stating from the beginning they were present, but the evidence of that on the web has been removed. I watched it happen. Anything this screwed up must have originated from the Fed Gov Bureaucraps.
Actually it was Gator who first posted the link to this Waco story on a different thread that Don-o was participating on...so both your timing and your insinuation is misplaced.
Me: Police arrived at the scene and broke up the fight
You: That is a total load of crap.
Really? Here is what the bikers at the scene had to say:
Peter Graves, Bandidos officer at Waco, says they respect the police for doing their job.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q_sCRg69TQE
(Big John Snyder, Vice president of the Boozefighters) “The police were professional, considering the situation they were in. They were professional and doing their job,” he said.
http://www.latimes.com/nation/nationnow/la-na-nn-waco-biker-20150519-story.html
We have also heard from a biker family member that the police probably saved lives at Waco.
Just desserts imo...
In a totally unrelated story but related in the sense that it bogs the mind ... brewery names beer after Joe Paterno.
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