Cop Killing Revolutionaries Spent Time At Bundy's Ranch

[Rajoo]

427, let me try and help you. This is what Ike meant.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by JJIII

It would help if you would offer some relevancy to these posts. I, for example, am missing the connection, and I don't feel like digging through the web for it.

Plus one but I ain't holding my breath John. This is classic troll behavior.

[JBS...]

Originally Posted by bobabode

Wow, American Rifleman had nothing but criticism for the two murdered police officers but they set up a fundraiser for the ccw WalMart shopper's burial. http://www.americanrifleman.org/blog...ds-established

WTF are you talking about?

"Moments before entering the store, the pair of criminals killed Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers Igor Soldo (31) and Alyn Beck (41) while they were having lunch. Beck, who joined the police force in 2001, is survived by his wife and three children. Soldo started his job in 2006, and leaves behind his wife and infant child. A fund has also been set up for their families at Wells Fargo bank and via PayPal, according to this Las Vegas Fox news affiliate report. They paid the ultimate price in their efforts to “Protect and Serve”—let’s not forget their sacrifice."

nothing but criticism

[Oerets]

Originally Posted by bobabode

Wow, American Rifleman had nothing but criticism for the two murdered police officers but they set up a fundraiser for the ccw WalMart shopper's burial. http://www.americanrifleman.org/blog...ds-established

Some say he was brave others will say foolish.

I feel he wold be alive today if he had left the gun at home.



Why should anyone be surprised something like this happened. You gin up all the tied up emotions and anger then there is a release.




Barney

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by JBS...

WTF are you talking about?

"Moments before entering the store, the pair of criminals killed Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department officers Igor Soldo (31) and Alyn Beck (41) while they were having lunch. Beck, who joined the police force in 2001, is survived by his wife and three children. Soldo started his job in 2006, and leaves behind his wife and infant child. A fund has also been set up for their families at Wells Fargo bank and via PayPal, according to this Las Vegas Fox news affiliate report. They paid the ultimate price in their efforts to “Protect and Serve”—let’s not forget their sacrifice."

nothing but criticism

You'll need to read farther than the first paragraph Jim, it's at the bottom of the article. In addition, notice that AR didn't set up the fund for those two LEOs. WTF indeed.

[4-2-7]

Cass Sunstein

He is the author of the book "Nudge." "Nudge" is basically a book that looks at Americans as a bunch of lab rats. And he knows all the tricks and all the levers to make them behave the way he wants them to. Just a little nudge here and little nudge there.

Now to make the Tea Parties look racist and radical, several sites are now popping up to actually advocate the infiltration of the Tea Parties, pretend to be one of them. Bring racist signs to the rallies. Only a crazy loser whack-job will even think about doing this, but there are plenty of them out there. Crazy loser whack-jobs and Cass Sunstein.

Glenn Greenwald from Salon.com uncovered a paper Sunstein wrote way back in 2008, proposing, you know, hypothetically speaking, how to handle opposition groups. Now, keep in mind, Cass calls anything "anti- government" a conspiracy theory.

He proposed that, one, the government ban conspiracy theories. Ban them. Make them illegal. I mean, that sounds like for conspiracy theory in itself.

Number two, the government might impose some sort of tax on those who engage in conspiracy theories.

Number three — love this one — government might itself engage in counter-speech, OK? Marshalling arguments to, quote, "discredit conspiracy theories and theorists."

Four: Hire private parties. They might formally hire private parties to engage in counter-speech.

Number five: The government might engage in informal communication with such parties, encouraging them to help. So in other words, this — wait a minute, that kind of sounds like a conspiracy.

Quote: "Our main policy claim here is the government should engage in cognitive infiltration of the groups that produce conspiracy theories," end quote.

Of course, there is no evidence that Sunstein is behind any of the recent attempts to discredit and infiltrate the Tea Parties, which is weird because those are the same words that he used. But there is no evidence of that at all. That would be a conspiracy theory.

Sunstein will claim that he is acting with the best intentions, trying to dispel falsehoods and spread the truth. You're just spreading, you know, lies, right? I think he is spreading the truth using

lies.http://www.foxnews.com/story/2010/04...-vs-tea-party/

[Ike Bana]

Originally Posted by JBS...

LOL, I get it. I really do. And by you standards this guy didn't kill anyone.

"Murder" is a legal term. It's the required term when discussing homicide. Nobody's guilty of murder unless and until they've been convicted of murder.

Friends of theirs were convicted of murder and accessory to murder. You appear to believe that friends of murderers are guilty of their crimes. Perhaps Al Cowlings who hung out with OJ all his life and was the driver of the Bronco is guilty of "murder" as well, eh? According to your logic, poor dumb-ass Kato Kaelin should be rotting in prison for murdering Ron and Nicole. Why do you hate the law so much?

You get it? You don't get shit. My posts are about the pictures your fanboi 5 below posted here. Pictures by which he suggested that Ayers, Dohrn and Fonda are guilty of the same behaviors as Jerad and Amanda Miller. So tell me...you believe Bill Ayers, Bernardine Dohrn and Jane Fonda are guilty of the same behaviors as Jerad and Amanda Miller?

I've read quite a few of you're posts...typically you're stupid, but not this stupid.

[Ike Bana]

Originally Posted by 4-2-7

Cass Sunstein

He is the author of the book "Nudge." "Nudge" is basically a book that looks at Americans as a bunch of lab rats. And he knows all the tricks and all the levers to make them behave the way he wants them to. Just a little nudge here and little nudge there.

Now to make the Tea Parties look racist and radical, several sites are now popping up to actually advocate the infiltration of the Tea Parties, pretend to be one of them. Bring racist signs to the rallies. Only a crazy loser whack-job will even think about doing this, but there are plenty of them out there. Crazy loser whack-jobs and Cass Sunstein.

Glenn Greenwald from Salon.com uncovered a paper Sunstein wrote way back in 2008, proposing, you know, hypothetically speaking, how to handle opposition groups. Now, keep in mind, Cass calls anything "anti- government" a conspiracy theory.

He proposed that, one, the government ban conspiracy theories. Ban them. Make them illegal. I mean, that sounds like for conspiracy theory in itself.

Number two, the government might impose some sort of tax on those who engage in conspiracy theories.

Number three — love this one — government might itself engage in counter-speech, OK? Marshalling arguments to, quote, "discredit conspiracy theories and theorists."

Four: Hire private parties. They might formally hire private parties to engage in counter-speech.

Number five: The government might engage in informal communication with such parties, encouraging them to help. So in other words, this — wait a minute, that kind of sounds like a conspiracy.

Quote: "Our main policy claim here is the government should engage in cognitive infiltration of the groups that produce conspiracy theories," end quote.

Of course, there is no evidence that Sunstein is behind any of the recent attempts to discredit and infiltrate the Tea Parties, which is weird because those are the same words that he used. But there is no evidence of that at all. That would be a conspiracy theory.

Sunstein will claim that he is acting with the best intentions, trying to dispel falsehoods and spread the truth. You're just spreading, you know, lies, right? I think he is spreading the truth using

lies.http://www.foxnews.com/story/2010/04...-vs-tea-party/

So fucking what you ignorant putz. You posted a picture of Sunstein as a suggestion that he is guilty of the same crimes as sociopathic killers Jerad and Amanda Miller. I almost typed "you can't be this stupid." When you obviously can.

[bobabode]

Originally Posted by 4-2-7

Cass Sunstein

He is the author of the book "Nudge." "Nudge" is basically a book that looks at Americans as a bunch of lab rats. And he knows all the tricks and all the levers to make them behave the way he wants them to. Just a little nudge here and little nudge there.

Now to make the Tea Parties look racist and radical, several sites are now popping up to actually advocate the infiltration of the Tea Parties, pretend to be one of them. Bring racist signs to the rallies. Only a crazy loser whack-job will even think about doing this, but there are plenty of them out there. Crazy loser whack-jobs and Cass Sunstein.

Glenn Greenwald from Salon.com uncovered a paper Sunstein wrote way back in 2008, proposing, you know, hypothetically speaking, how to handle opposition groups. Now, keep in mind, Cass calls anything "anti- government" a conspiracy theory.

He proposed that, one, the government ban conspiracy theories. Ban them. Make them illegal. I mean, that sounds like for conspiracy theory in itself.

Number two, the government might impose some sort of tax on those who engage in conspiracy theories.

Number three — love this one — government might itself engage in counter-speech, OK? Marshalling arguments to, quote, "discredit conspiracy theories and theorists."

Four: Hire private parties. They might formally hire private parties to engage in counter-speech.

Number five: The government might engage in informal communication with such parties, encouraging them to help. So in other words, this — wait a minute, that kind of sounds like a conspiracy.

Quote: "Our main policy claim here is the government should engage in cognitive infiltration of the groups that produce conspiracy theories," end quote.

Of course, there is no evidence that Sunstein is behind any of the recent attempts to discredit and infiltrate the Tea Parties, which is weird because those are the same words that he used. But there is no evidence of that at all. That would be a conspiracy theory.

Sunstein will claim that he is acting with the best intentions, trying to dispel falsehoods and spread the truth. You're just spreading, you know, lies, right? I think he is spreading the truth using

lies.http://www.foxnews.com/story/2010/04...-vs-tea-party/

What does this have to do with this thread and this topic? Nada, zip. It's trolling.

[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by JJIII

It would help if you would offer some relevancy to these posts. I, for example, am missing the connection, and I don't feel like digging through the web for it.

In sworn testimony that goes back to the 1970s, former FBI informant Larry Grathwohl had implicated Ayers and Dohrn in the knowledge and/or planning of the bombing murder of San Francisco Police Sergeant Brian V. McDonnell. Metal staples from the powerful bomb ripped through his body, killing him after several agonizing days in the hospital.

The new evidence in the case developed by Jamison adds to the solid information already available and raises the question of when, if ever, the bombers will be prosecuted. There are other witnesses to the bombing plot.

He reports, “Now, speaking publicly for the first time about the investigation, former FBI agents have told Village Voice Media the basis for their belief that the Weather Underground was behind McDonnell’s murder. The agents have revealed that two credible eyewitnesses-both former left-wing radicals tied to the Weathermen-gave detailed statements to investigators in the 1970s alleging that Dohrn and Howard Machtinger, another member of the group, were personally involved in organizing the deadly attack. Both witnesses claimed to have participated in meetings where the bombing was planned, and one confessed to having cased the police station for the Weathermen prior to the explosion.”
http://www.aim.org/aim-column/obama-...n-murder-plot/