Journal zogger's Journal: Goons Gear Up 9
Seems the economy hijackers and gamblers are a bit concerned over a little negative opinion that they have received lately.
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Seems the economy hijackers and gamblers are a bit concerned over a little negative opinion that they have received lately.
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My suggestion if you are going to attack a GS banker- and I'm sure there are a few out there- is to use a modified form of the DC Sniper technique. High powered, single shot riffle from at least a mile away preferably on the high-rise offices. Shoot out the windows, and your target WILL get the message.
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I think some part of both McVeigh and the DC Sniper *wanted* to be caught. Both failed to take jurisdiction confusion into account and use it to their advantage.
If McVeigh had merely used an old farm truck instead of renting, he could have accomplished the same task without *ever being caught*.
Similarly if the DC Sniper had moved across state lines after every shot, never hitting the same city twice, the FBI would probably still be looking for him.
If I ever go off the deep end towards this- I can guarantee
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McVeigh was a mind controlled manchurian candidate under some mkultra project, along those lines, a useful idiot, a patsy. The shadow government jerks had their own guy on the inside with him controlling him, he is known as john doe 2 in the reports. This is why they have never released all the video tapes that exist of the event, you can see him, plus see there were internal explosions besides the front cover truck device. Every big "terrorist" event since the JFK whack, including that event, has been an
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"I will not be caught."
Wrong, unless you count dieing too early as evasion.
You point out how the way they were caught could be evaded, but you can not know whether they would then be caught by another way.
Time is long. The only way to exit is death. All things happen in time.
See the difference?
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Ah, yes, I do see the difference to some extent. And I do call dying before being caught as a form of evasion.
Still, it doesn't negate the fact that both of these made some rather basic stupid errors.
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Dieing old and happy is a form of evasion, I will grant. But living without a past, always looking over your shoulder, always pursued, always evading, is a form of punishment.
You can't even brag at a bar.
Be good.
Jimmy
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Funny how all these bankers are able to get carry permits in New York City, while anybody else has zero chance of doing so.
Funny, innit?
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heh. Always like that. the funnier ones are those elite rich commies (politicians and hollywood elite come to mind) who publicly decry guns, yet carry themselves or have armed bodyguards and so on.
I lived all over feral before, and the scariest place I ever camped out was central park in NYC. Fulla nasty predators.
You couldn't pay me to live there either, visited three times now, that's enough. Nothing there of interest to me..I have not strong enough negative words..it just..too loud, stinky, psychic screa