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reply posted on 12-1-2009 @ 12:56 AM by Shakesbeer


This is part one of Alex Jone's audio blog where he shows a closer video after the the shooting about a 3rd through the first part. You can see the cop drawing the guy around pretty mercilessly. Why would someone do that if they realized they just shot someone? Is that normal police procedure too?

You might want to check out that AJ blog with the vid as the actual 3rd video has been removed from Youtube already.

[edit on 12-1-2009 by Shakesbeer]


reply posted on 12-1-2009 @ 08:04 PM by Alpha_Magnum
Originally posted by elysiumfire
Alpha_Magnum:
I was reading in the paper that Pearl Eye Centers are running a sale on a combination exam and a pair of glasses. You might want to look into that since it is 25% off.


Well, I think you ought to take a piece of your own advice, as Pearl Eye is clearly an American optician's store in America, and I am clearly a Brit...living in Britland. Thus, you are clearly as myopic as you are seeking to make me out...the clue lies in my location which is clearly stated...is that clear enough for you?

Point being of course, what use is Pearl Eye to a Brit living in England? You should've chosen an British optician's store, and then your cheek might have worked. As it stands, you've just made yourself look quite redundant and bland. Oh hum...


Ah, I was ignorant of your location but then it seems that your interest in expressing your view of what goes on in the American country side is more or less irrelevant to us yanks. Since you're over the pond and can't join with or vote with Americans you then essentially wasted 2 of your posts and 2 of mine. I found England to be an interesting country full of people that seem to be much nicer and more polite than the Americans I run into daily. I was happy to ride the 135 into London and as I walked around I remembered that George Washington took you guys down hard! Oh and that made me smile! Are you able to get prescription glasses in England? If so maybe you can find a sale like the one here?

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reply posted on 12-1-2009 @ 08:07 PM by Jay-in-AR
reply to post by Alpha_Magnum



That isn't fair. More than enough of WE AMERICANS were willing to speak on behalf of the affairs of others during THEIR PROBLEMS!!! And it still goes on with these Gaza/Israeli threads!

Eh, I'm going to have to take a leave, I feel. I am becoming very, very upset over this.


reply posted on 12-1-2009 @ 08:14 PM by Alpha_Magnum
Originally posted by Jay-in-AR
reply to
post by Alpha_Magnum



That isn't fair. More than enough of WE AMERICANS were willing to speak on behalf of the affairs of others during THEIR PROBLEMS!!! And it still goes on with these Gaza/Israeli threads!

Eh, I'm going to have to take a leave, I feel. I am becoming very, very upset over this.


You must have missed his post that where he stated...




This was certainly not intentional as the gun is discharged without aim or purpose...it is a happenstance of accidental discharge of a weapon.



I thought he needed to get glasses...



reply posted on 12-1-2009 @ 08:38 PM by Jay-in-AR
reply to post by racegunz



No, you don't understand. The point of asking for exhuberant sums of money is to say 1) We have lost a life of a loved one that was innocent of whatever justice you enacted on him (such a sum cannot be replaced) and 2) It is a message to the rest of the "force" that any such action in the future will be HEAVILY punished, by the only means the civilians have, short of violence, being more money than the offender can possibly surmount himself... By suing the force itself, it has to set a standard to its other officers that they cannot behave this way, lest they go bankrupt!!!!

In my opinion, they should pay out every penny they can muster!!!!

And PEOPLE SHOULD STILL RAIZE THE PLACE TO THE GROUND! Why? Because they HAVE TRIED TO COVER IT UP!!!


reply posted on 12-1-2009 @ 08:42 PM by Jay-in-AR
reply to post by racegunz



In my humble opinion, sir, you have displayed yourself to be a completely apathetic bigot. You reason that anyone who has been deprived a loved-one and is asking for money in return is only doing so FOR THE MONEY! That is bullarkey, plain and simple!

I don't care if they are inner-city blacks or rural whites. Your reasoning stands for either. Both have lost someone they love and both are trying to set an example of the criminality of the offender. Fancy the fact that 90% of the time it happens to the inner-city blacks.

The point of asking for huge sums of money is to make sure it doesn't happen in the future.

Your reasoning is a direct result of the system they have created for you, in their defense... Don't take offense, you can't help being a bigot. They made you that way and you aren't wise enough to rise above it... Which is your parents' fault.

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reply posted on 12-1-2009 @ 08:52 PM by DimensionalDetective
This was an interesting submission sent into rense today. The guy brings up some strange points about these BART "officers"...Who exactly are they working for, and who draws up their rulebook?

As Jay has stated, the very fact that NOTHING has been done, and that this guy hasn't been hauled down to the station for KILLING A MAN points to a HUGE conspiracy.

I will ask again: WTF IS GOING ON HERE?!?

BART officials, the local District Attorney's and now the State Attorney General have all weighed in-yet there has still not been an arrest made in this case. All of the time-honored mythology surrounding the behavior of police; has in this case been shattered. When crimes are committed by civilians they are summarily arrested and charged, often within hours. But when an "officer" kills someone whether with bullets or by Taser (400 known instances- so far)-no action against the police is taken for an extended period of time. That practice compounds the original crime and is far more serious because it means that those who are responsible for enforcement do not face the same consequences as do the citizens. that these 'officers' are supposedly charged with protecting the public from, but also from the government as well! Where is the US Attorney for Northern California in all of this or for that matter Barack Obama ? This crime is about the latest death of only one man, but how any society treats the least among themselves can cast a giant shadow over the whole nation.
Every official that has obstructed the resolution of this case needs to be fired and then charged as a co-conspirator in this execution. To do less is to admit that the citizens in the nine Bay Area Counties are living under a form of Martial Law. There should be an 'All Points Bulletin' issued for the immediate arrest of Johannes Mehserle, before another day passes.


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