Posted on 06/03/2015 8:48:50 AM PDT by don-o
What say you about the bikers who were arrested not at Twin Peaks but near the Convention Center and gassing up at a truck stop? Three of them were initially given a lower bond so were able to pay out and go home. The DA got hyper and demanded Peterson revoke the lower bonds and up them to the blanket $1M. The guys turned themselves back in.
Considering the magnitude of the problems happening with the Meth gangs, Cartels, and border jumpers, Texas is pretty much on their own.
The Banditos and the Mongols in one place.
On the face of it and until I know different, I’m not second guessing the cops. They’ve got enough problems as it is.
How many guns were confiscated? 125+??
Good post
It's a short 2 hour drive from Waco (right next to Ft. Hood) to Brenham where Jade Helm is being staged. And Twin Peaks just happened to have occurred when the Legislature was voting on open carry.
Probably all they planted.
And your point is....?
I agree with Travis who called this the "most important story in the country".
I think you ought to change your screen name to ImJustAnotherDupe.
I am happy to say, however, that the TOTAL I've been able to find at this point of voices who buy the LEO spiel, number only 21. Twenty-one individuals so far, in posts covering the past few weeks on this topic, versus EASILY 60 individuals who are like skeeter, me, and don-o, who think this stinks. HAPPILY, it's about the same outside of FR, when you look at reader/consumer comments on posting forums of virtually every MSM (not "conservative," but regular-joe-type local and national) news site.
People who insist on thinking the majority of people (not just FReepers) are "conspiracy theorists" for processing the facts and concluding that the cops were WAY out of line and obviously lying, are ... suspect at best, traitors at worst, and ABSOLUtELY a small minority. A loud, determined, and organized one perhaps, but in real people, a decided minority.
Sorry ... forgot to ping you to my post 89 above RE your excellent post 33.
For example, I think the police should've cracked a few heads in Baltimore to get things under control. But I do NOT think it would've be copacetic for them to open fire on the rioters, as they apparently did in Waco.
Its pretty elementary. I don't understand why any thinking individual wouldn't feel the same.
How about 175 still jailed. No medication. Some not having eaten for 10 days (at that time).
The McLennan County Re-Education Camp
http://bikersofamerica.blogspot.com/2015/05/the-mclennan-county-re-education-camp.html
This has to come from the WH. Kill Whitey.
Yep -- but they are also dangerous because they have allowed themselves to be conditioned to look the other way at abuses of power such as this.
LOL!!!
IMO, you are using it WELL. Thank you for your many good posts and links on this. I think this is a far, far more profound and significant event in America than folks recognize. This is not just cops screwing up royally and trying to cover their butts, which would be bad enough.
THIS looks a lot to me like honing a template that demonizes a huge number of Americans (Harley riders who look like they could be outlaws but who come from all walks of life and lack criminal records), conditioning the MSM and the general public to consider cops "good guys" when they exercise tyranny over free peaceful law-abiding Americans.
The good news is that truly, it looks like the general public ain't buyin' it.
I am beginning to think there may have been some collusion between the WACO PD and the Banditos. How else do we explain 8 dead Cossacks vs. 1 dead Bandito? I would like to know how many Banditos are in jail and just how high up they are in the organization.
Was the meeting of criminals dominated two-to-one by out-of-state bikers who have arrest records in other states?
Or does an overwhelming majority of crime-committing bikers who engage in robbery, meth running, racketeering, and murder, have zero criminal records?
Or did the cops just arrest people with zero foundation other than that they ride motorcycles and were attending a pre-announced publicized meeting in a public restaurant?
This isn't rocket science. But it is a revealer of wheat from chaff, in terms of fellow patriots.
The Mongols and the Bandito’s? Try again.
This had nothing to do with the average joe. This was more like the Apalachin Meeting in the 1950’s.
“What say you about the bikers who were arrested not at Twin Peaks but near the Convention Center and gassing up at a truck stop?” etc...
I could not possibly have an informed opinion on these specific bikers, or the DA calling them back as it were for a higher bail, and in fact am only taking your word there are three such cases.
Action in Balitmore would have been about keeping the peace and protecting lives and property.
This thing in Waco I think was about intimidation, corruption, and power-grabbing.
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