[dragnet2]

Don’t know about him, but the vehicle found burned in Big Bear has been confirmed his.

[ColdOne]

Don’t know about him, but the vehicle found burned in Big Bear has been confirmed his. do you have a link?

[familyop]

"Don’t know about him, but the vehicle found burned in Big Bear has been confirmed his."

Well, you got that one right, then! It's very likely that he knew about the location for Honor Our Heros/Uniform Days. Good work! Good guess.

My little tangent here. It's all sad, really. Many think of violence as being somehow glorious. At least some of us who've seen enough of it firsthand don't see the excitement as much as the sadness. We see the cursory and unrealistic glimpses of violence in entertainment as being very separate from the sadness of real violence.

As for our Bill of Rights, though, maybe we should take a noisier and more stubborn approach. Not a violent approach, but to reject agreement with so-called news that is subjective, hysterical and dishonest. Same with politics. Vaclav Havel (Czechoslovakia) and "nonpolitical politics" might be a good study of part of a better movement.