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They certainly didn't trade 5 terrorists for a deserter.How?
They certainly didn't trade 5 terrorists for a deserter.How?
Oblunder is one of the greatest racebaiters of all time, Want to talk national racial violence, you have to look at the great racebaiters, Oblunder, Eric gun Smuggler to cartels Holder, Advisor to Oblunder Sharptongue and finally Jesse the Jackass
Stop being among the 10% of worshiping ass kissers still watching the Oblunder channel MSNBC and broaden you're perspective of reality
I've said it before and I'll say it again: The ignorant can be educated - stupidity is an informed decision. you pathetic puke.
i'm sorry, but i can't look at shit like plumm island, the monsanto protection act and HAARP and say the U.S. administration isn't up to some shady fucking shit.Am I in the twilight zone? I do not see conspiracies anywhere; I see violent hate-filled people doing hateful things because they are hate-filled nuts.
When I was a kid it was fluoride in the water; a commie conspiracy to kill us all!
You are turning a tragedy into POLITICS? You really think the administration has nothing better to do than plan murders and disasters? Geeze, they ain't that bright...damn fools can't even pass a trade bill! Get off the government conspiracy wagon and take your meds.
i'm sorry, but i can't look at shit like plumm island, the monsanto protection act and HAARP and say the U.S. administration isn't up to some shady fucking shit.
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Police said Michael, 44, loaded his pickup with weapons, fired at Juniata Valley Gospel Church across from his home, then entered and killed church volunteer Kimberly A. Scott, 58, of Duncansville.
Michael then gunned down two of his neighbors, Ken Lynn, 60, and Lynn's son-in-law, William “Bill” Rhodes Jr., 38. Each victim died of a single gunshot.
“We still have no idea at this point” what set Michael off, said Trooper David McGarvey, a state police spokesman in Hollidaysburg, Blair County. “All that we know is that two of his victims are neighbors.”
Michael died in a shootout with three state troopers, police said. ...
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i couldn't agree more. take things like the FEMA camp episode of Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura. for a 'BANNED' episode, SOMEONE sure doesn't mind if we watch it right on youtube. but other things, like hidden camera videos showing Whole Foods employees lying to customers saying shit like oh no all our food is non GMO, preservative and additive free... that shit got pulled real fucking quick. (besides, anyone who believes an entire grocery store can be full of food with zero preservatives is batshit imho. it's just not possible when the food yr buying isn't local. and 'natural' or 'all natural' doesn't mean shit nowadays.)There always have been and likely always will be conspiracies going on. Most of them are successful enough that you won't hear about them until thirty years later when Freedom of Information forces a redacted release of a few pages of documents. Unless a Snowden comes along and leaks something, or the conspiracy ends in disaster, you'll never know about it. But I think most conspiracy theories are plants to distract you away from what's really going on. Fake moon landings and birther movements are only the wool used to cover your eyes.
Sooooo, I just caught the bit about his website.
'Last Rhodesian'
@Pete Bondurant , is this one of your comrades?
No more Rhodesia jokes for you!
If you aren't going to share your drugs with the rest of us, don't expect us to understand what you're saying when you type stuff like this. LOL Seriously, if you hadn't crapped on all my posts in this thread, I would have thought this was brilliant satire. I don't even know who half the people in your post are supposed to be!
Of course, it's a woman's fault! That is usually the next thing I assume right after Obama.
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: The ignorant can be educated - stupidity is an informed decision.
Interview with a close friend of Dylann Roof:
I think that's the same guy he had been drinking with the week prior. Claims Roof was talking about shooting up a school and so he hid the gun from him.
ETA: he might say that in the video, I couldn't watch it.
So, if someone has a misdemeanor possession charge from 20 years ago, that means that person lied when they said they weren't currently on drugs? That doesn't make sense.For those who haven't filled out background check forms there is a question that asks you if you use drugs, if you check "yes", you don't get a gun. If you check "no" but have possession charges it's supposed to show up on the check and you can't buy a gun and also get arrested for lying on the form.
My apologies, I was ranting with that post and wasn't being clear so much as just ranting and raving.So, if someone has a misdemeanor possession charge from 20 years ago, that means that person lied when they said they weren't currently on drugs? That doesn't make sense
Same for us. I've looked at my boss and told him point-blank that I will NOT under any circumstances sign my name for a sale without the all clear from the PICS people. No way, not happening. My boss agreed 100%.I worked for my husband's family gunshop about 10 years ago and if we didn't get a clean BG check it was a no-go. Any kind of pending was a no for us.
CHARLESTON, S.C., July 16 (Reuters) - The suspected gunman in the slaying of nine people at a historic black church in Charleston last month is expected in court on Thursday when a judge will hear a media challenge to a ban on the release of documents in the case.
Dylann Roof, 21, was arrested a day after the killings and charged with nine counts of murder in what authorities say was a racially motivated massacre.
The South Carolina Press Association is challenging a decision by Ninth Circuit Judge J.C. Nicholson last week to issue a gag order on potential trial participants as well as banning the release of documents in the case, including 911 police dispatch calls, coroner's reports and witness statements.
Nicholson said he issued the order "due to substantial pre-trial publicity" that could jeopardize Roof's right to a fair trial.
The press association argues the public has a right to know about the case and that the judge's order is too broad.
Thursday will be Roof's first appearance in court since a magistrate's bond hearing June 19, in which he appeared by video standing in a nearby holding room and victims' family members expressed their grief and forgiveness of him.
Indictments will be issued at the hearing, a court official said, but it is not known whether Roof will enter a plea on Thursday.
A grand jury indicted Roof on nine murder charges in the June 17 killings of Bible study members atCharleston's Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal church including its pastor, the Rev. Clementa Pinckney, also a state senator.
Roof was also indicted on three counts of attempted murder and the use of a firearm during the violent crime of murder. He also faces possible federal hate crime charges.
After the murders a website linked to Roof surfaced containing a racist manifesto and showing him in photos posing with Confederate flags, a banner from the American Civil War widely considered a symbol of slavery.
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley and national leaders called for the flag to be removed from the state capitol grounds in Columbia where it had flown for more than 50 years.
After several days of lengthy legislative debate the flag was lowered on Friday before a cheering crowd of thousands and taken to a museum.
GOOD.And the decision has been made. The State is pursuing the death penalty against Roof.
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nat...e-death-penalty-dylann-roof-article-1.2347563