This guy says otherwise:
Posted on 08/02/2015 2:17:09 PM PDT by don-o
Six Shooter Junction – Once upon a time, some bikers decided to drink a beer at a bar by the freeway and catch up on the politics of handgun law as contemplated by the Texas Legislature.
Seemed like the thing to do, since both the U.S. and Texas Constitutions guarantee a freedom to freely express one’s ideas in speech and writing, and to peacefully assemble with others with whome one may choose.
Now comes The State of Texas, by and through its Office of the Criminal District Attorney of McLennan County, and would humbly show unto WE THE PEOPLE that those laws do not apply when it comes to bombastic and hyperbolic charges filed on those who so choose.
None of those laws are even in the same league, much less the ball park, according to a response to a petition for an emergency writ of mandamus filed by an attorney who along with his client has been enjoined to keep his mouth shut about the facts of the case…
Dig the lingo, the local bebop in the dialect of high glaze…
The State –
State’s response to emergency petition for writ of mandamus filed 7/30/15:
In the wake of the violence, there was a heavy traffic of outlaw biker gang members traveling to the Waco area, and law enforcement intelligence had discovered that a “green light” had been given by certain criminal organizations to take retribution against law enforcement and/or members of rival gangs.
The Apostate –
Reply to state’s response to emergency petition for writ of mandamus :
The State’s Response Brief (“State’s Brief”) actually highlights almost everything that is wrong with the “gag order” in this case. Indeed, it purports to give this Court “facts” of the case that it claims are “facts” because these “facts are “what [is] “commonly known through press reports….For example, despite the fact that Mr. Clendennen belongs to the Scimitars Motorcycle Club, the State cites its own repeated press conferences in order to allow it to repeatedly refer to these “clubs” as “five outlaw biker gangs…Indeed, the word “gang” appears in the State’s brief ten times in an apparent attempt to prejudice this Court…”
I want the truth.
let the bodies fall where they deserve to fall.
How about the truth?
More like a police ambush than a biker war. We still don’t know how many of the victims were shot by .223 rifles (police) as opposed to handguns (bikers). If any were shot by bikers at all. If the cops have nothing to hide they would release that along with videos of the “shootout”.
...How about the truth?”
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Yes, we want the truth...however it turns out. But the local Waco authorities are doing EVERYTHING THEY CAN TO HINDER/PREVENT the release of the truth that will be revealed by autopsy reports, videotapes, etc.
The one video that has gotten out “in the wild" (it didn't come from the State) was one that I'm sure the authorities thought would be innocuous. But a sharp eyed FReeper picked up that it showed an unarmed individual being shot and, much later, one of the authorities coming by the lifeless body and throwing “something” next to the body (a classic “throw down” weapon?). Between the intentional failure of the “State” to release any evidence and imposing of gag orders, things are not passing the smell test in Waco. We need some truth to “clear the air”...and we're not getting it. I wonder why that could be?
I want the truth, damit!
it is almost like the holster humpers are afraid of the truth.
Swallows the narrative hook, line and sinker. Ignores the fact that 150+ of the 177 arrested have no criminal record. Revealed as a tool or a "useful idiot."
Right...like.planned parenthood’s high ethics
But a sharp eyed FReeper picked up that it showed an unarmed individual being shot and, much later, one of the authorities coming by the lifeless body and throwing “something” next to the body (a classic “throw down” weapon?).
I haven’t seen that yet. Can you point me in that direction.
I hate to post to these threads anymore because every time I do, I get stalked for hours afterward.
“Interesting how people can twist a Confederation of Clubs and Independents meeting into a “biker war”.”
The biker war started before the meeting.
OTOH, the Texas Confederation of Clubs and Independents is run by the Bandidos.
The Bandidos moved the meeting to Waco after originally scheduling it for Austin.
The Cossacks were not members of the Confederation.
Cossacks sent out the word and and did a show of force by occupying the Bandidos reserved area before the Bandidos arrived.
Every witness that has stated a view has stated that the bikers started the shooting.
“Bikers would be the first people to stand up for you if you got targeted by the government for being a conservative.”
LOL! In order to join a biker gang you have to give up a lot of your rights!
“throwing “something” next to the body (a classic “throw down” weapon?). “
Right. The dude was dressed in orange and he is going to throw down a weapon knowing several cameras are on him ...
This guy says otherwise:
Every witness that has stated a view has stated that the bikers started the shooting.
Not every parking lot fight will erupt into a police shoot down, and damned few witnesses are talking except those with a vested interest in covering their collective asses.
Most fights are adjudicated a hell of a lot faster, because everyone within a block (and farther) isn't summarily arrested. For those who are neither Bandidos nor Cossacks, and even those who are but have no priors, the punitve devastation of being held with $1,000,000.00 bail is designed to make them lose homes, jobs, and businesses.
The police and the federal gangs from down there are trying to run out the clock and wait until people forget.
Now, I still find it funny that the jail, built as a commercial venture with a history of excess vacancy just happened to have 177 openings for new inmates. Aside from not knowing who shot and killed/wounded whom, the potential haul of money from seized bikes, other vehicles, and personal property, the digging through cell phones wholesale, and identical charges brought against those who were there regardless of club affiliation, filling a jail that is a commercial venture, sequestration of evidence and possibly Brady Material, and waiting out the clock so as to be able to discredit witnesses based on time passed, the whole operation still smells worse than the head on a garbage scow.
“Right. The dude was dressed in orange and he is going to throw down a weapon knowing several cameras are on him ...”
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So what do you think it was that he threw down...some MRE rations in cased the shot down individual arose from the dead or perhaps a book of bible verses?
More like a Saul Alinski "justice" system handling the case(s)....
Where are those autopsies anyway?
Somebody is actively suppressing the truth.
Very good.
Wow Cboldt, great find. I bookmarked the homepage as it looks like it is something they will keep updated. Thanks for this.
http://www.wacobikerjustice.com
Broden continues to impress.
Over the past two months I have been asked numerous questions regarding potential civil claims arising out of the Twin Peaks incident as well as receiving many requests for copies of the various pleadings I have filed in my client's criminal and civil cases. As a result, I have launched a website that addresses these issues and have placed on the website copies of many of the pleadings that have been filed as well as several news articles about the case. Because of the "gag order" imposed, I can't discuss the case with the media, however, I can make public pleadings available to all and will update the website on a regular basis.I welcome all feedback. The website can be found at: Waco Biker Justice
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