in the mind of the FBI Agents:
Posted on 01/10/2011 12:42:17 PM PST by kristinn
Fox News' Trace Gallagher reporting via phone on the Sean Hannity radio show from Tucson says the parents of accused Rep. Giffords shooter Jared Loughner are blocking the FBI from entering their home.
Gallagher said Fox is sending a crew to the scene.
YES, the MSM is surprisingly quiet about them.
Must be registered dems who have Obama posters all over the house.
One more thing about this sheriff. Remember, he was made aware of at least a half dozen death threats by the shooter and did nothing, therefore, when this guy went to get his gun, there were no red-flags, however, he should have been blocked from buying a gun in the first place.
Note: I was mocking the pelousi’s attack on someone asking if “healthcare” was constitutional. No offense intended.
Are you certain this isn't one of Laz's kids?
Good choice...
“I can see it now, the’re are telling the perp, that if he cooperates by saying Palin drove him too it they will send to Rehab instead of Prision.”
Don’t think that hasn’t been seriously discussed from 0bam@ on down.
This whole thing smells from the Sheriff on down
Or on up.
in the mind of the FBI Agents:
I agree that we have start calling these people what they are, and that is Communists.
The term “Democrat” is just lipstick on the communist pig.
Soebarkah the Communist Gang Banger Thug...
In due time The Indonesian scuzbag will try to pin it on Conservative Americans.
The “In your face” , “They bring a knife, you bring a Gun” Thug a-wipe is about to lecture us on civics.
After reading your post (first I knew of this) I've seen others that report that early on Obama funded many of those while he was working with Ayers with his "grant" money.
I'm wondering how many little time bombs these professional terrorists created... They should just be coming of age now.
I was going to use the term "Manchurian Candidates" but realized that would sound conspiratorial and thus subject to automatic rejection, but if they trained and guided the weakest of their victims, what's the difference really?
If he is indeed judged to be completely psychotic, he’ll be kept locked up under the same type of sentences that serial killers get, those that aren’t executed.
That said, isn’t it a capital crime to even try to kill a federal employee or people like FBI/CIA agents or Congress Critters?
Last February, I had a month long experience when someone who was paranoid/schizo (I think) and she deteriorated. She went from accusing me of using her toilet paper, to in the end accusing me of coming into her room at night and whispering in her ear, trying to find out her computer codes (because I knew she sleep talked) and she at one point made a physical threat to ‘get me.’
She only got thrown out after threatening the landlady and I had lareayd made arrangements to leave. The Looney was evicted, I stayed, but I was really messed up for a while after since it was teh most frightening experience of my life. Before the physical threat, she damaged my laptop by soaking it in water. she should have been tossed out then, but the landlady didn’t see how things were excalating and she (ladnaldy) had run a group home for the mentally disturbed for years.
My current experience is dealing with an aunt who thinks her brothers are breaking into her room and stealing her money. Then they steal her keys. Then we put a lock on her door. They stole the keys to that too. Then they stole the mail.
And on and on it goes. And no one can really do a damn thing about it. Until she does something to hurt herself, or someone else.
I fear that she is going to slip and fall down the stairs. The only good thing is the neatly piled and stacked newspapers that line her cellar will break her fall.
Leaving us with a crazy aunt who cannot move.
It is sad. But it gives you some perspective when others say, “They should have done something about it......”
I don’t know or see any details on this, for example, whether this is the house where the perp lived or not. However, I can say that neither the FBI nor any law enforcement is entering my house under any circumstances without a warrant, unless I called and invited them. So if the FBI doesn’t have a warrant, I applaud the “blockade”.
It's not that their lives count "more than" or "differently" than anyone else's. There are simply additional charges that can be brought when dealing with crimes against Federal officials who are conducting the nation's business.
This isn't all that outlandish, just as there is a huge difference between breaking into a liquor store and breaking into a U.S. Postal Service facility. If you are presented with the opportunity and must do one or the other, please break into the liquor store. The penalties for breaking into the U.S. Postal Service facility are enormous in comparison.
If mail is more valuable than booze then that means government employees are more valuable than taxpayers.
That’s not American.
Bank robbery gets you charged in Federal court, too -- and yet nobody seems to concerned about THAT kind of "special treatment," do they?
We are talking about lives. No federal life is more important than any other American life - yet somehow in modern times the ruling class has decided that they are.
Someone should apologize to King George.
“Somebody tell the Feds the parents have a shotgun with a barrel that’s a quarter of an inch too long.”
You mean too short? FYI, the minimum legal shotgum barrel length in 18 inches. Sincerely, Toohard.
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