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The Twin Peaks Massacre Coverup
The Aging Rebel ^ | 9/7/2015

Posted on 09/07/2015 2:37:39 PM PDT by Elderberry

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To: mac_truck
Yes, it means he was quoting the bible or attempting to. He was quoting it indirectly and incorrectly, but CLEARLY he was quoting the bible because the Bible is the original source, the fount, of the warning/teaching: "Love of money is the root of all evil."

Quoting/misquoting that has always been, and will always be quoting/misquoting the bible.

Directly or indirectly, ALWAYS, it is quoting the bible. If an ignorant person thinks it originally came from the mind of a baby-boomer rock musician, the fact remains that it is a QUOTE/misquote FROM THE BIBLE.

You wouldn't know "due diligence" if it ran over the cheap Yugo you dress up with the phony name "mac truck."

Leave the REAL Mack Trucks to real Americans. You belong in Europe.

561 posted on 09/09/2015 2:02:42 PM PDT by Finny (Be ready to own what you vote for. Voting "against" is imaginary.)
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To: Osage Orange

Exactly.

If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck.....

I wonder how many millions McClellan Co. is gonna have to pay out in lawsuits? And after all this time I believe that’s what this is all about. Trying to reduce their liability.

Anyone want to bet on the over/under of felony convictions of the 177? Convictions, not plea bargains and no jail. Doing jail time convictions. After all, Criminal Biker gang members belong in jail don’t they?


562 posted on 09/09/2015 2:02:56 PM PDT by saleman (?)
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To: Finny

“My stars ... all these residents of Texas — out of 177 arrestees, 176 of them were residents of Texas.”

How many of those lived in Texas for their entire lives Finny? You don’t know that do you? So this argument is also misleading.

“Technically you are quite correct — they only lacked criminal records in Texas.”

Criminal CONVICTIONS in Texas. That could be found through whatever source the AP reporter searched.

Perhaps you are unfamiliar with how criminal records work, but there does not exist any single database or source, even within one state, that would compile all criminal records. So unless someone physically goes to every county courthouse in the state to search the actual records, searching a single database is likely to miss quite a few records.

“There is this thing called common sense.”

Yes, you seem to be lacking in that department.


563 posted on 09/09/2015 2:03:53 PM PDT by Boogieman
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To: Osage Orange

“I figure you got caught up..realized you screwed up misquoting Scripture, and scrambled around trying to find an out. “

The fact that I quoted exactly Pink Floyd, even the pauses and emphasis would lead a rational realization what I was quoting.

But, I know not to expect rational thoughts from those that promote totally made up conspiracies.


564 posted on 09/09/2015 2:03:56 PM PDT by TexasGator
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To: Cboldt

“I wouldn’t have repeated the “participating stuff” at 476, if you hadn’t used the word “participated” in the first place.”

I have no idea why you do the things you do, and I really have no interest in trying to puzzle it out.

“You said “When police witness you participating in a deadly gang fight, that’s all the probable cause they need.” My rebuttal is that according to the Texas Tenth Court of Appeals, the affidavit in support of arrest does not recite probable cause of participating in a deadly gang fight.”

Well, the 10th Courth of Appeals is not adjudicating this case. The judges who are adjudicating this case don’t agree with you or your interpretation of the Texas penal code and Texas judical decisions. Apparently, you fancy yourself more of an expert on those matters than sitting judges in Texas, but I don’t.


565 posted on 09/09/2015 2:07:09 PM PDT by Boogieman
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To: TexasGator
So...you still want to lie about...despite the evidence.

You said in your post you were listening to "the Led Zeppelin"...then you realized you screwed up..and posted the P.F. lyrics...

You are busted once again....and continue to try and lie your way out of it.

Fair enough...TG....just keep on being how you are........

566 posted on 09/09/2015 2:07:53 PM PDT by Osage Orange ( On a Septic Tank Truck: Yesterday's Meals on Wheels)
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To: Finny

“Love of money is the root of all evil.”

Geez. If you are going to say you are quoting the bible and put the words in quotes, you should at least quote the words correctly!


567 posted on 09/09/2015 2:09:28 PM PDT by TexasGator
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To: saleman
Anyone want to bet on the over/under of felony convictions of the 177? Convictions, not plea bargains and no jail.

I'll play. Make the number, say 15? I'll take the under.

568 posted on 09/09/2015 2:18:16 PM PDT by don-o (I am Kenneth Carlisle - Waco 5/17/15)
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To: Boogieman
-- Well, the 10th Courth of Appeals is not adjudicating this case. --

Unless you have an odd definition of "this case," the blockquote I gave is from the biker shooting incident at Twin Peaks in Waco, Texas on May 17, 2015. Texas Tenth Court of Appeals Case numbers given to you in an earlier post.

I don't mind being insulted, but you beclown yourself when your insults flow from your own ignorance. Not that there is anything wrong with being ignorant, we all have blind spots.

569 posted on 09/09/2015 2:24:28 PM PDT by Cboldt
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To: Cboldt

If they agreed with you, as you contend, then the case wouldn’t be proceeding, now would it?

Obviously the judges in Texas are not in agreement with you, buddy.


570 posted on 09/09/2015 2:26:42 PM PDT by Boogieman
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To: don-o

I don’t think you’re gonna get a lot of action at 15.

You might get someone to hook at say......5? Really, with all the dangerous criminals involved you would think the number would be at least close to half. If not more. They’re/were locked up on a criminal conspiracy right? Sounds pretty serious to me.


571 posted on 09/09/2015 2:26:48 PM PDT by saleman (?)
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To: saleman

Your good idea. You set the number.


572 posted on 09/09/2015 2:28:47 PM PDT by don-o (I am Kenneth Carlisle - Waco 5/17/15)
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To: don-o

I’m going under so that’s not really fair.....65!!!!?

You would think....but no, nobody is that stupid. Well maybe a couple but I’d hate to take advantage....10? Probably still too high. But we’ll see.


573 posted on 09/09/2015 2:39:32 PM PDT by saleman (?)
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To: Osage Orange

“I don’t have my heels dug in here...I just want the truth to come out.”

I’d love to see the truth come out, but what I see instead is a whole bunch of people deciding that police committed some heinous miscarriage of justice before they have even seen the majority of the evidence in the case.

So if they aren’t going to wait for the truth to come out before making their claims, someone needs to point that out, and point out that a lot of the claims they are making are flat out contradicted by the information that is already available about this case.


574 posted on 09/09/2015 2:44:18 PM PDT by Boogieman
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To: Boogieman
You said "When police witness you participating in a deadly gang fight, that's all the probable cause they need." My rebuttal is that according to the Texas Tenth Court of Appeals, the affidavit in support of arrest does not recite probable cause of participating in a deadly gang fight.

That's the only exchange I intended to have with you. You keep trying to argue different points, and keep trying to put words in my mouth.

The only reason it took so long to get to that point is that you are intellectually dishonest, a careless reader, and you jump to conclusions.

Buddy. Ha. Listen, I find you to be an insufferable jerk, who is either not capable or not willing of participating in a reasoned discussion. I generally don't acknowledge remarks from your kind, and as remarked above, the only exchange I intended to have with you was to point out that the police have not alleged participation in a deadly gang fight, according to the appellate judges who adjudicated the issue of probable cause.

575 posted on 09/09/2015 2:44:35 PM PDT by Cboldt
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To: Finny; TexasGator; Boogieman

576 posted on 09/09/2015 2:45:36 PM PDT by mac_truck (Aide toi et dieu t aidera)
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To: Cboldt

” the police have not alleged participation in a deadly gang fight”

Hmm, from the probable cause affidavit:

“During the course of the altercation, members and associates of the Cossacks and Banditos brandished and used firearms, knives, or other unknown edged weapons, batons, clubs, brass knuckles and other weapons,”

Boy, that sure sounds like they alleged participation in a deadly gang fight to me.


577 posted on 09/09/2015 2:47:36 PM PDT by Boogieman
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To: mac_truck

I was drinking wine listening to the Dark Side of the Moon album on headphones and none of the bots were on so I just threw up the one line to see what was in the water!

I didn’t realize that a whole school of bots would be jumping out of the water!


578 posted on 09/09/2015 2:50:32 PM PDT by TexasGator
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To: Boogieman

The miscarriage of justice that happened after the melee at the bar is indisputable. We’ll see what happened at the bar. Maybe. One day. If they will ever release the video.

It’s been brought up time and time again. If the video exonerated the police from any wrongdoing don’t you think that it would have been released? Law enforcement releases video all the time in criminal cases. The judge issues a gag order. For what?

$1,000,000 bonds “to teach them a lesson”? Not my words. And that’s just fine?


579 posted on 09/09/2015 2:51:18 PM PDT by saleman (?)
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To: Boogieman
-- Boy, that sure sounds like they alleged participation in a deadly gang fight to me. --

It sure does. But none of the affidavits allege that any given individual engaged in the action. There is no probable cause of participation recited against any person.

The only legal allegation that sticks, under the affidavit (which only controls existence of probable cause to justify arrest), is conspiracy; and that sticking is not agreed by all judges.

580 posted on 09/09/2015 2:51:25 PM PDT by Cboldt
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