Reevaluate? Many people do not look their best when they are being arrested for terrorist threats and for sending poison to the alleged "president".
Insane? Totally. Ugly? Only on the inside.
Posted on 06/11/2013 9:38:28 AM PDT by Lazamataz
Edited on 06/11/2013 9:57:37 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
The letters came in the mail, and they bore a chilling message:
You will have to kill me and my family before you get my guns. Anyone wants to come to my house will get shot in the face. The right to bear arms is my constitutional right and I will excersice [sic] that right til the day I die. whats in the letter is nothing compared to what ive got planned for you.
The first one was addressed to Michael Bloomberg, the most visible face of the anti-gun movement, but it was intercepted at a postal facility that screens mail for New York celebrities. (No one will ever poison one of them, just an expendable postal worker, the new Ruling Class equivalent of Cleopatra’s food taster). Within a few days an identical letter with an identical date and postmark came to Mark Glaze, the guy who does the day-to-day gruntwork of trying to disarm America for his boss, Michael Bloomberg, at his lobbying firm The Raben Group, 1640 Rhode Island Avenue NW, Washington DC. Glaze was not covered by postal special treatment at the time, but the envelope was opened, as all mail to Washington lobbyists is, by an expendable intern.
Those few individuals who seriously study criminal communications, like these letters, can often utter an opinion with some degree of confidence about whether the letter is written by an actual idiot, or by an intelligent and educated person impersonating an idiot. These letters do show deliberate misspellings and usage “errors” of the type used in such an impersonation.
A third letter with slightly variant text, and with a curious absence of spaces after most periods, but with the same Louisiana postmark was sent to the President. It read (bold text is added variation from the Bloomberg/Glaze letters, strikethrough is material deleted that was in those letters):
You will have to kill me and my family before you get my guns.Anyone wants to come to my house will get shot in the face.I served in the united states army and because your muslim ass will probly never be able to retire.I will have to work until my last breath.I deserve better and so do my wife and kiddos.I will take care of this myself and make sure you wont be runnin this country in the ground any further.
The right to bear arms is my constitutional right and I will excersice [sic] that right til the day I die. What’s in the letter is nothing comparedtowhat ive gotplannedin store for you mr president.
All three letters tested positive for ricin, using a somewhat insensitive field test. No one was exposed to lethal levels of the toxin (lethal levels being extremely small), fortunately. But the publicity over the letters wasn’t what the putative sender might have expected. Glaze, Bloomberg, and Obama, and their partisans and the media (but we repeat ourselves!) received the news with something approximating delight. The letters were proof that gun owners were murderous, insurrectionist sickos, fully deserving the IRS audits and whatever other miseries federal authorities could bring down on them. Editorials and “news analyses” (i.e., the New York Times equivalent of the front-page editorial formerly favored by Pravda pre-1992) piled imprecations on the presumed facilitator and enabler of this act of terrorism: the NRA, naturally.
Meanwhile, the actual investigation took another turn.
Postal inspectors have access to some of the coolest new tools in the Patriot Act toolbox. Every piece of mail is imaged, databased, and stored forever (just like the source, destination, duration, and location of every phone call, apparently). The Bloomberg and Obama letters were quickly tracked through a Shreveport postal center, back to a bunch of mail that came in through New Boston and Texarkana, Texas.
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it was intercepted at a postal facility that screens mail for New York celebrities.
And apparently ‘celebrities’ have their own post office.
I think she just needs to give herself over to a higher power.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdkOGH52_ms
LOLS!
"Hey boss, the printout says 'Ricin confirmed, you dummy!'"
I am a firm believer in the preaching of Confessor Cromwell. Moreso every day.
Reevaluate? Many people do not look their best when they are being arrested for terrorist threats and for sending poison to the alleged "president".
Insane? Totally. Ugly? Only on the inside.
SecretlySquirrely
It would be something to worry about, if anyone still used the USPS.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s8Eh4UbDvZI
All in the State, Nothing Outside the State.
Reality is a mental construct!
Amazing how much Fallout 3/NV mirrors/applies to society today. Scary but Amazing.
"I'll bet they did! Fluttered her rotten, baby!"
Once again, a liberal HOAX designed to be blamed on conservatives
Husband is probably not a gun owner-none were mentioned as having been found in the house. I bet if he goes to purchase a firearm in a gunstore he fails the background check now.
I had a horse named Ginger and she was a great horse.
Oh he has some number of guns, per the article. That’s the whole basis of her forgery. They just didn’t take any.
God Don’t post Morocco Mole pix or Muslims will riot! ;)
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