[Squantos]

Wonder why they haven't reported that the one (1), only one "armed" hunter who went to the aid of the others, who left their firearms in their deer camp ,was carrying a remington 7400 semi-auto ?

Just doesn't fit their agenda I guess......

[Travis McGee]

He was? Didn't know that.

[TERMINATTOR]

There are so called "laws" against carrying loaded firearms in or on a vehicle. This stupid and illegal legislation may be one reason that those on ATV's, responding to the call for help, were unarmed.

[archy]

Wonder why they haven't reported that the one (1), only one "armed" hunter who went to the aid of the others, who left their firearms in their deer camp ,was carrying a remington 7400 semi-auto ?

Just doesn't fit their agenda I guess......

Hmmm...a Laotian Hmong, with the name "Vang"....

a family/tribal relative of Hmong General Vang Pao, who supported and was supported by Air America in Laos on behalf of the CIA during the late 1960s- early '70s, perhaps? Many of such were resettled to the Missoula, Montana and Minneapolis/ St Paul area by the Agency after the US house of cards in Saigon fell. And I suspect that we'll find that the shooter in this case was a veteran of those spookjob operations....

3 Milwaukee lawyers will work for Vang

November 28, 2004

Chai Soua Vang, the 36-year-old St. Paul man suspected of killing six Wisconsin hunters last Sunday, has retained three prominent Milwaukee attorneys to represent him.

Originally, Vang was represented by three public defenders.

Attorneys James Ment-kowski, Steven Kohn and Jonathan Smith will hold a news conference at 3 p.m. today in Milwaukee to talk about the case. "We're not saying anything until the press conference," Mentkowski said Saturday.