Posted on 06/24/2015 4:37:11 AM PDT by don-o
Re your point 1...
I am fairly sure the police were there *prior* to the disturbance, in large numbers.
The police presence in the pictures after the shooting indicate (not prove) that there may have been undercover police at the scene *prior* to the shooting.
The potential exists for the police to have been involved in the initial disturbance.
“Gator was just giving you a taste of the very thing you were engaged in doing gratuitously to another poster.
Just desserts imo...”
Exactly. He keeps tossing out that those that disagree with him are anti-constitution Obamabots.
“The potential exists for the police to have been involved in the initial disturbance.”
However, bikers on the scene commend the police for their actions.
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.
“This did not originate in Waco. “
Correct. The meeting was originally scheduled to be held in Austin.
Check don-o’s posted threads. “TG” is right there with a post or a link. If TG wanted those links read he’d post his own threads. Instead he trolls don-o’s threads.
The police “intelligence” source was the “beginning” of this. Where they met is of no importance to what happened.
“Where they met is of no importance to what happened.”
It is absolutely important to what happened. The Bandidos rescheduled their meeting to be held in Cossack territory.
You and I will have no further discussion. It is pointless because you are only interested in stirring up controversy.
I’ve been following this closely from the beginning. I’m an old fart, have seen a lot of things, know BS when I see it.
So, it is acceptable now for a FReeper to repeatedly post lies about what another Freeper’s thoughts and opinions mean? Is that what I am to gather?
It’s acceptable to call those who have sworn the Oath of Enlistment to be called Obamabots?
WOW!!
“I’ve been following this closely from the beginning. I’m an old fart, have seen a lot of things, know BS when I see it.”
The picture is clear.
Bikers on the scene commend the police for their actions.
Peter Graves, Bandidos officer and TCOC president at the Waco shooting, 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 at the Waco shooting) “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.
You’ve already posted that (21 above)...how many times do you plan to post it? Do something original.
I tried to play it that way. However, she got on my last nerve when she disrespected the Oath of Enlistment.
I tried to play it that way. However, she got on my last nerve when she disrespected the Oath of Enlistment.
“You’ve already posted that (21 above)...how many times do you plan to post it? Do something original.”
Kind of throws your whole conspiracy thing out the window ...
“Do something original.”
Whatever the outcome of that trip, by the start of the year Benesh was already wearing a Death Head patch he had made (it wasn’t an official Angels patch) and was sporting the club’s red and white. It wasn’t long before members of the Bandidos took notice. They were not amused.
http://www.austinchronicle.com/news/2006-05-19/366344/
Kind of throws your whole conspiracy thing out the window ...
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Go troll someone else; you’re tiresome and repetitive and firing blanks.
“Go troll someone else; you’re tiresome and repetitive and firing blanks.”
It does make one wonder. The TCoC and Bandido says he respected the job the cops did but Bow-Tie says the cops account is false ....
Is Bow-Tie really representing the Bandidos? Does he have a law license in Texas?
The history of Bandidos’ leadership is undeniably littered with criminal convictions. Founder Don Chambers went to prison in 1972 for a narcotics-related double murder in El Paso. His successor, South Dakotan Ronnie Hodge, was sentenced to prison in 1988 for bombing the home of a member of a rival gang. The club’s current president, George Wegers, was recently indicted on a host of federal racketeering charges – including drug dealing, trafficking in stolen cars, and witness tampering. Lesser Bandido lights have also been implicated in a variety of higher-profile crimes – including the 2004 murder in San Antonio of former junior bantamweight prize-fighter Robert Quiroga, who was murdered by former Bandido Richard “Scarface” Merla.
Yet club members dismiss the police characterization of the clubs as mere criminal rackets.
http://www.austinchronicle.com/news/2006-05-19/366344/
Why? This needs to be shouted from the rooftops. It stinks.
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