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Originally posted by Stormdancer777
OH MY
symbol Army - Knight chess piece (Often mistaken for the Trojan Horse)
Originally posted by harryhaller
Originally posted by Stormdancer777
OH MY
symbol Army - Knight chess piece (Often mistaken for the Trojan Horse)
OH MY indeed.
Notwithstanding the MANY "knight references" they even include a mention of a trojan horse.
Originally posted by VitriolAndAngst
Originally posted by Valhall
What I find interesting about the Texas charge is that the statute he was arrested under includes graffiti on other people's property.
Just sayin'.edit on 8-6-2012 by Valhall because: (no reason given)
The police sometimes pad an arrest report with every damage a suspect has committed. But it's getting a bit silly when we have "murdered 8, wounded 14, and tagged walls with spray paint." Maybe the police officer was not fully convinced this (killing unchristian foreigners) was a bad thing, and wanted to bring up hygiene as well. This is Texas, after all, not to sound prejudiced -- but you can't be sure that graffiti doesn't put it higher on the priority list than a charge of "threatened American employs extreme 'Stand Your Ground' defense."
If the Sikhs were wearing Hoodies -- I'm sure the defense will use that as Probable Cause.
/ and no, this is not Gallows humor.
The man who allegedly murdered six people at a Sikh temple in suburban Milwaukee yesterday, identified in media reports as Wade Michael Page, was a frustrated neo-Nazi who had been the leader of a racist white-power band.
In 2010, Page, then the leader of the band End Apathy, gave an interview to the white supremacist website Label 56. He said that when he started the band in 2005, its name reflected his wish to “figure out how to end people’s apathetic ways” and start “moving forward.” “I was willing to point out some of my faults on how I was holding myself back,” Page said. Later, he added, “The inspiration was based on frustration that we have the potential to accomplish so much more as individuals and a society in whole.” He did not discuss violence in the interview.