Posted on 08/27/2015 9:43:17 PM PDT by ExyZ
Gun ownership is on trial in Waco, so why aren't the NRA and all the open-carry advocates going nuts over what's happening regarding prosecutions from the the Twin Peaks biker massacre?
In McLennan County, visiting Judge James Morgan ruled after an examining trial that there was sufficient cause to have arrested a 65-year old concealed carry permit holder who wasn't wearing a biker cut but a Christian t-shirt (he's chaplain to the Bandidos and two veterans groups) because he was carrying legal personal weapons. The judge declared there was probable cause to support an arrest even though no police "officer could offer evidence that Yager conspired to commit murder, assault or any crime that day" Like everyone else arrested that day, Yager's bail was initially set at $1 million.
(Excerpt) Read more at gritsforbreakfast.blogspot.com ...
” pastor?”
definition: a minister in charge of a Christian church or congregation.
“Yep, it’s VERY suspicious when a Texan with a concealed carry permit actually carries. “
Right. I too always carry two LARGE firearms in my belt and a car full of more guns when I go to gang wars ...
Typical off point response from you!
So Yager’s acting as a Pastor for two Vet groups, and appearance at Veterans Day parades years before, is also part of his elaborate cover for his “gun toting” activities for the Bandidoes?
Interesting...
Doublessly, as clever and devious as he is, he also arranged his house renovations to coincide with the meeting in Waco, also as cover?
Much like Clendennen and his small businessman/father to two small children cover, Yager clearly spent years and years building the cover story for that very day at Twin Peaks.
Gator, you’ve cracked the case wide open!
Girl, you can change “holds” to “held” if you want and you think that will conform more to the narrative you’re trying to push. But I simply copied and pasted WITHOUT CHANGE from YOUR (your post 20 above) linked article. So if you think a link is factually incorrect, perhaps you shouldn’t post the link.
Don’t you have some more boots to lick now?
I didn’t post that. YOU posted that. I corrected your post.
“Doublessly, as clever and devious as he is, he also arranged his house renovations to coincide with the meeting in Waco, also as cover?”
You mean like all those that have lost their gun collection when their boat sank in the middle of the lake?
Last time I saw him he was on “Celebrities Read Mean Tweets” on the Jimmy Fallon show.
The tweet was like “Does Gerard Butler have a massive student loan or something? Is that why he does all these *bleep* films?”
He just read it, shrugged and said “No I don’t have a student loan. I just do *bleep* films.”
“He testified Monday he had the large number of guns in his car because he was in the process of remodeling his home and was afraid they might be stolen.”
Oh, sure, sounds perfectly believable.
Keep on keeping on, Gator.
I support your right to believe the moon is made of green cheese.
Well, Gator, seems there is a two hour delay between when I post and when it propogates through.
Been real.
It seems there is a two hour delay from when I post, to when it “cleared” and acutally appears.
I think that is how Gator and his crew are able to dominate these conversations. Theie posts are real-time, others, in some instances are delayed.
Yeah. Every bit as believable as the right-out-of-Hollywood LEO narrative ...
If the cops are so smart, then how in hell is it possible that they'd only actually been able to catch and convict one out of three all this time? What else could explain that two thirds of the folks arrested had apparently been perfectly law-abiding Americans with zip criminal history, up to May 17?
Being on the wrong side of liberty and the Constitution is pretty stupid on your parts, fellas.
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