Security guard is attacked at a power plant

PMSNBC ^ | 11/6/01 | Scott Saxton, WSAZ Charleston

[ChemistCat]

Time to roll, my friend.

And it's time to pay attention to the "well-regulated militia" part of the 2nd Amendment. West Virginia is under attack! Time to find out how to set up a pyramid recall scheme (the military's very fast way of contacting large numbers of people by phone, systematically jumping over breaks in the chain when someone is not at home....) FReepmail OLD STUDENT if you need info on that; he'd be happy to help.

[Benson_Carter]

it wouldn't freak us out in NY, friend. We'd ask if we can join in.

[jrewingjr]

Glad to hear it! Be careful out there.

Achmed better be more careful, next time he tries to infiltrate a plant he's liable to have a good ole' boy slow him down. With cell phones, two way radios, and cameras for documentation. Zip ties make nice handcuffs, too. It should be hard for someone to get through, provided we get enough volunteers. People around here are pretty good shots too, if the need ever arose.

WVU Mountaineer Rifle History
Most Victories: 19, 1964
NCAA Championship Appearances: 20
NCAA Championships: 13
Last NCAA Championship Appearance: 2000
All-Americans: 69
NCAA Individual Champions: 14
Mountaineer Olympians: 12

With these kind of people to draw from, I'm sure we're gonna' come out on top. We are the "Switzerland" of America, don't **** with us, Achmed!

[magglepuss]

> > Letter to the DENTON RECORD CHRONICLE from Dwight Crawford Sr. of Sanger, > > Texas: > > > > TERRORISM-WHAT IS THAT? > > > > I get a big laugh at the dialogue of Osama bin Laden, the Taliban, > > politicians, and the news media. They say terrorists will hit us again in > > the oncoming weeks and months. What a joke! You have a better chance of > > getting killed on Interstate 35E than by a terrorist. > > > > Osama has probably seen 100 degree plus summers in Afghanistan, but he > > doesn't have fire ants to go with it. If he did he wouldn't be sleeping on > > the ground in his cave. He talks of pain and suffering he is going to > > inflict on us. He doesn't know what pain is until he gets kicked by a > > green broke, two year old colt in a freezing rain. Germ warfare? Texas > > ticks will give you Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Lyme disease, blister > > beetles kill your horse, green bugs destroy a wheat crop, and termites eat > > your house. Anthrax has killed Texas cattle for over 125 years. What's > > new? > > > > Our prairie dogs carry the plague, armadillos carry leprosy, and our bats > > and skunks carry rabies. We have rattlesnakes, copperheads, and water > > moccasins. Ho-hum. > > > > They talk of gas and biological warefare. They have never pulled in behind > > a cattle truck while it's raining, or ridden in the front seat of a > > pick-up between two cowboys after they just eaten a big bowl of Texas Red. > > > > Texas ain't for sissies! We have posted signs all over the state that say > > "Don't mess with Texas!" Osama, consider yourself warned!

[185JHP]

It might now be a good idea to recruit some more Reserve police officers. They have to go through extensive training, receive background checks, and have full LEO powers.

[jherd]

Interesting post. I grew up in the Kanawha valley and I have a lot of family that lives in the area. A few of them work at John Amos. I can vouch for the danger of the chemicals those plants produce. When I lived in Belle the Dupont plant had a leak which took the paint off the cars in town.