Chucktshoes

Colion Noir was supposed to be a part of it, but they cut him from it. I would have paid money to watch that exchange. :lol:

HRT SOP

I know, right?

I'm seeing reports that Dorner is down, cabin burned. If the FBI was involved, then I would call that SOP.

Well, if I posted an unkind (but wholly accurate) description it would just mostly show up as asterisks. What didn't get changed to an asterisk would get me in trouble with the moderation team for its inability to viewable on a family friendly site.

Rep. Steve Cohen is getting in on the fun as well. http://www.timesfreepress.com/news/2013/feb/12/cohen-pressing-gun-control-at-obamas/ He is such a tool.

There isn't any, he just won't be getting one from me. As I mentioned in another thread, if an officer wants to conduct any sort of search of me or my property, he needs to have PC that he can defend to a judge.

And he cares about your diabeetus.

That thing makes a Glock look like a Van Gogh or a Monet.

You have an unhealthy addiction to crack? :lol:

Regardless of who their main spokesman is, the NRA would be wise to begin leveraging newer, younger faces like Colion Noir. He is someone that could definitely provide a new face (yes, I meant that in all ways) to the NRA.

Oh, how beautiful that would be.

You may want to consider trading the clips out for J hooks. It would cut down on the visibility and odds of getting spotted.

As someone who worked maintenance on the F-16 when I was in the Air Force I can attest to this fact. :lol: You couldn't pay me enough to take a ride in one. Those jets are maintenance hogs.

If you can't trust the "Only Ones" who can you trust?

Maybe it is just my tinfoil getting a little too tight again, but these two incidents lend themselves to the idea that the LAPD has no intention of even attempting a live capture. They seem to be operating on a 'kill on sight' basis. Dorner is obviously violently psychotic, and a danger to the public, though it is focused on those who wear a badge. Maybe he actually possesses damaging information they are trying to ensure doesn't get out? This is the LAPD after all, probably the only LE organization that rivals NYC in corruption.

That was the point I was making. They are working double time to hide the fact that one of their own has gone psycho.

Bracken has a knack for cutting through the BS and hitting the hard ugly truths.

It is getting attention, but the media are scrubbing the hard left views and using an edited version of the manifesto.

Normally I wouldn't post a story about a cop/ former cop gone rogue but this story has an interesting twist. Dorner, left a manifesto that is quite interesting. Here is a link to the story: http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-201_162-57568135/1-cop-killed-2-others-shot-amid-manhunt-for-ex-lapd-officer/ Here is to and excerpt an from the manifesto. http://pastebin.com/TAzPRfPy

I don't consent to anything more than I am legally and morally obligated to. I have great respect for local law enforcement and will assist them if I have knowledge that will help them solve a real crime. I will not assist an officer in a fishing expedition. The officer can either have PC that he can defend in front of a judge (because he will have to) or he can fuck off and go do his job and let me get on with my day.

I wouldn't be ale to resist leaning in close and whispering the most vile terrible things in his ear, just to see if I could rile him up.

I agree. It is a terrible decision, but it is and should remain the city's decision. *I am not implying that you addressed that at all in your post, just using your statement as a vehicle to restate my point in a slightly different way. *