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Originally posted by Xcathdra
reply to post by colbyforce
So you are going to ignore the questions then... Typical when you cant defend your point.
I ask again
What do you know about the topic at hand? What do you think should have occured.
Do you find it acceptable to get so drunk as to start fires, destroy property and attack people with beer bottles?
Please answer these questions..
Do you find it acceptable to get so drunk as to start fires, destroy property and attack people with beer bottles?
Students held a block party
Students at party were drunk
Some students had alcohol poisoning
Some students started fires
Some Students destroyed city property
Some students attacked EMS with beer bottles
Some students attack Police with beer bottles.
None of this is in dispute. The news articles and subsequent follow ups, in addition to media releases by the Police involved (several egencies) and the President of WIU all coroborate what occured.
Please stick to the topic and take your anti government recruiting sovereign citizen BS elsewhere. It has nothing to do with the thread, and has nothing to do with student actions that forced the reponse and encounter with police. There was no group punishment, as the articles AND witness accounts state the bulk of the students left the area.
The ones who refused to leave were the ones affected.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
reply to post by Xcathdra
You claim to be a cop, but have you ever provided ATS members with evidence that substantiates this claim?
Please post the link.
It is just you have already been caught out several times by members such a Proto, and I find it hard to believe you are a law enforcement officer, despite your constant support of them.
Originally posted by Freenrgy2
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
You'd make a lousy defense lawyer.
The students broke the law....case closed.
And I edit to say that your line of thinking is right up there with Al-Queda. Twisted logic and reason, makes for a twisted soul.edit on 4-5-2011 by Freenrgy2 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
I have never lost a case.
Further I did not cite Al-Queda in the examples I listed of other Law Enforcement Departments employing much different tactics than the ones employed here in this incident to a much better outcome.
The students did not break the law and indeed I have yet to see any criminal proceeding be brought against "students" individuals break the law not entire homogenous groups being stereo typed and labelled by the dishonest and disengenous that take into no account the actions of the individuals singularly that comprise the group.
Some would say your logic is typical of Nazi Germany Gestapo Agents, switch Jews for Students and you have the same precise type of thinking and argument.
I would say though you are employing no logic at all and are simply trying to cover for the fact that you just got schooled in law enforcement from someone who isn't even a member of it.
You know life has a funny way of teaching us the lessons we need to learn. I'd be careful if I were you.
So, you're a lawyer? If so, I'm a great guesser.
You don't need to cite as your tone is very indicative of that line of thinking.
Unfortunately, your personal opinion does not trump facts. In order to take the position you and others have so vehemently espoused in this thread, you have to ignore all facts relevant to the case. You simply believe what you want to believe or you have somehow condensed your hatred of corporate America and law enforcement, in general, into this one situation as a de facto, one-size fits all mentality.
Now, how in the world did I know you would reply with some Nazi reference? When in doubt, bring in the Nazi's, right? That will shut me up. Unfortunately, if you can't tell the difference between this situation and Gestapo agents, then that's pretty sad indeed.
Cover? Schooled? You know life has a funny way of teaching us the lessons we need to learn. I'd be careful if I were you.
Originally posted by Freenrgy2
Now, how in the world did I know you would reply with some Nazi reference? When in doubt, bring in the Nazi's, right? That will shut me up. Unfortunately, if you can't tell the difference between this situation and Gestapo agents, then that's pretty sad indeed.
Originally posted by Freenrgy2
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
You are too much Proto. It's like talking to a brick wall.
Stay thirsty my friend and don't let the jackboots get ya.
Originally posted by Freenrgy2
reply to post by ProtoplasmicTraveler
You are too much Proto. It's like talking to a brick wall.
Stay thirsty my friend and don't let the jackboots get ya.
Originally posted by Freenrgy2
reply to post by Exuberant1
Calling Nazi's decent is a sad testament to your line of thinking.
Best of luck to you bringing down the man.
One of the earliest on the Laurel Canyon/Sunset Strip scene is Jim Morrison, the enigmatic lead singer of The Doors. Jim will quickly become one of the most iconic, controversial, critically acclaimed, and influential figures to take up residence in Laurel Canyon. Curiously enough though, the self-proclaimed "Lizard King" has another claim to fame as well, albeit one that none of his numerous chroniclers will feel is of much relevance to his career and possible untimely death: he is the son, as it turns out, of the aforementioned Admiral George Stephen Morrison.
Given that Zappa was, by numerous accounts, a pro-war, rigidly authoritarian control-freak, it is perhaps not surprising that he would not feel a kinship with the youth movement that he helped nurture. And it is probably safe to say that Frank's dad also had little regard for the youth culture of the 1960s, given that Francis Zappa was, in case you were wondering, a chemical warfare specialist assigned to - where else? - the Edgewood Arsenal. Edgewood is, of course, the longtime home of America's chemical warfare program, as well as a facility frequently cited as being deeply enmeshed in MK-ULTRA operations. Curiously enough, Frank Zappa literally grew up at the Edgewood Arsenal, having lived the first seven years of his life in military housing on the grounds of the facility. The family later moved to Lancaster, California, near Edwards Air Force Base, where Francis Zappa continued to busy himself with doing classified work for the military/intelligence complex. His son, meanwhile, prepped himself to become an icon of the peace & love crowd. Again, nothing unusual about that, I suppose.
Zappa's manager, by the way, is a shadowy character by the name of Herb Cohen, who had come out to L.A. from the Bronx with his brother Mutt just before the music and club scene began heating up. Cohen, a former U.S. Marine, had spent a few years traveling the world before his arrival on the Laurel Canyon scene. Those travels, curiously, had taken him to the Congo in 1961, at the very time that leftist Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba was being tortured and killed by our very own CIA. Not to worry though; according to one of Zappa's biographers, Cohen wasn't in the Congo on some kind of nefarious intelligence mission. No, he was there, believe it or not, to supply arms to Lumumba "in defiance of the CIA." Because, you know, that is the kind of thing that globetrotting ex-Marines did in those days (as we'll see soon enough when we take a look at another Laurel Canyon luminary).
Making up the other half of Laurel Canyon's First Family is Frank's wife, Gail Zappa, known formerly as Adelaide Sloatman. Gail hails from a long line of career Naval officers, including her father, who spent his life working on classified nuclear weapons research for the U.S. Navy. Gail herself had once worked as a secretary for the Office of Naval Research and Development (she also once told an interviewer that she had "heard voices all [her] life"). Many years before their nearly simultaneous arrival in Laurel Canyon, Gail had attended a Naval kindergarten with "Mr. Mojo Risin'" himself, Jim Morrison (it is claimed that, as children, Gail once hit Jim over the head with a hammer). The very same Jim Morrison had later attended the same Alexandria, Virginia high school as two other future Laurel Canyon luminaries - John Phillips and Cass Elliott.
"Papa" John Phillips, more so than probably any of the other illustrious residents of Laurel Canyon, will play a major role in spreading the emerging youth 'counterculture' across America. His contribution will be twofold: first, he will co-organize (along with Manson associate Terry Melcher) the famed Monterrey Pop Festival, which, through unprecedented media exposure, will give mainstream America its first real look at the music and fashions of the nascent 'hippie' movement. Second, Phillips will pen an insipid song known as "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)," which will quickly rise to the top of the charts. Along with the Monterrey Pop Festival, the song will be instrumental in luring the disenfranchised (a preponderance of whom are underage runaways) to San Francisco to create the Haight-Asbury phenomenon and the famed 1967 "Summer of Love."
Before arriving in Laurel Canyon and opening the doors of his home to the soon-to-be famous, the already famous, and the infamous (such as the aforementioned Charlie Manson, whose 'Family' also spent time at the Log Cabin and at the Laurel Canyon home of "Mama" Cass Elliot, which, in case you didn't know, sat right across the street from the Laurel Canyon home of Abigail Folger and Voytek Frykowski, but let's not get ahead of ourselves here), John Edmund Andrew Phillips was, shockingly enough, yet another child of the military/intelligence complex. The son of U.S. Marine Corp Captain Claude Andrew Phillips and a mother who claimed to have psychic and telekinetic powers, John attended a series of elite military prep schools in the Washington, D.C. area, culminating in an appointment to the prestigious U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis
Originally posted by ProtoplasmicTraveler
He in fact did no such thing, and it's these kind of pathetic misrepresentations of your opponents arguments that deny you and your own any credibility at all what so ever.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
Originally posted by Freenrgy2
Now, how in the world did I know you would reply with some Nazi reference? When in doubt, bring in the Nazi's, right? That will shut me up. Unfortunately, if you can't tell the difference between this situation and Gestapo agents, then that's pretty sad indeed.
At least the Germans had the decency to bring people to a private place before they tortured them.
The Doors - Peace Frog (Lyrics)