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[Australian Cattleman]

I see Italy gaols (jails) anyone for covering their faces now. It seems they have something to hide when they can't show their faces or their men aren't proud of how their women look.
Good on Italy.

Colin

 

[brokenmouth]

great thread

 

[Medic24]

Lt. Colonel Marion Gray was quoted this past week " We have to acknowledge that more American GI's are being killed and wounded by explosives then any other weapons, many of them buried time bombs..........what our goal is in the upcoming offensive is to leave as many Iraqi insurgent time bombs littering the desert sands as we can.These are the kind that blow apart in about a week if not buried."

Now thats saying it like it should be cowboy!

Some liberal, PC wannabe's will no doubt take offense and demand his job. Likely the same ones that would allow these same people into our country, that have no other adjenda then to kill as many infedels as possible.

 

[madbeancounter1]

Aw heck,

I say take the liberal, PC wannabe's and put them on the front lines. Let them experience some of those buried time bombs. Then let's see what they have to say about sensitivity and being kind and and gentle.

 

[ctlbaron]

Sounds like England is pursueing their problems in the right way. Deporting anyone remotely thought to be supporting radicals. Closing down mosques that harbor terrorist supporters. They don't seem to care about profiling in the least. Sounds like we could learn from them in a few areas. I like Tony Blair better all the time.

 

[flaboy]

Sounds like England is pursueing their problems in the right way. Deporting anyone remotely thought to be supporting radicals. Closing down mosques that harbor terrorist supporters. They don't seem to care about profiling in the least. Sounds like we could learn from them in a few areas. I like Tony Blair better all the time.

Profiling? Profiling? Personally in this case I think profiling is the perfect answer. Wish the US wasn't so PC.

 

[flaboy]

What is it with all the 7-11 stores and those type stores? I see more and more being run by the sheets, towels, and wash cloths than anything else. I wonder if they make any money at it? You never see them doing any REAL work.

 

[Crowderfarms]

We have em' here too. They're buying up Gas Stations, and Conveinience stores at an alarming rate.They seem to favor discount Tobacco and beer stores.One was charged with attempted rape, as he locked a white woman in the store with him and tried to crack her. All this time I thought they'd only walk a mile for a Camel.

 

[Mahoney Pursley Ranch]

We have em' here too. They're buying up Gas Stations, and Conveinience stores at an alarming rate.They seem to favor discount Tobacco and beer stores.One was charged with attempted rape, as he locked a white woman in the store with him and tried to crack her. All this time I thought they'd only walk a mile for a Camel.

May the fleas of a thousand camels infest his arm pits. :lol:

 

[Crowderfarms]

We have some in town, bought a Motel. They live there with a tribe of little Sheet Heads. They also own one of those Quizno's Sub stores.Lot's of people here know they own the Sub place and wont go there.Usually the guests at the Motel, seem to be out of town contactors, and people who dont know any better.

 

[madbeancounter1]

What is it with all the 7-11 stores and those type stores? I see more and more being run by the sheets, towels, and wash cloths than anything else. I wonder if they make any money at it? You never see them doing any REAL work.

We had one as a client a few years ago that made a killing as a day trader one year and failed to file or pay his taxes. The following year he lost his shirt and the next year he broke about even.

He came to us to help him put together an offer in compromise to submit, was as disrespectful to everyone in the office as the day is long. He didn't want to listen to us. We finally got him a telephone interview with a taxpayer assistance rep (a woman) who tried to tell him what he needed to do and he shouted her down.

Claimed he didn't have any of the money anymore, lost it playing the market, sent it home to his family, etc.... The long and short of it was the IRS refused his offer in compromise, issued a warrant for tax evasion and he left the country in a hurry.

Good Riddance![/quote]

 

[flaboy]

Claimed he didn't have any of the money anymore, lost it playing the market, sent it home to his family, etc.... The long and short of it was the IRS refused his offer in compromise, issued a warrant for tax evasion and he left the country in a hurry.

Good Riddance!

[/quote]

Amen!

 

[FarmerCop]

Guys I have to post a reply to this because if I didn't I wouldn't respect myself....

I have been in law enforcement around ten years and my wife for sixteen this year, profiling is a term created by the pc liberals and the ACLU, I know what to look for and what suspicious behavior is, I have been at it long enough, heck you guys in the country see a car late at night riding slow, you think hmm now that ain't right, you know somebody is u to something, now in my case I use the same judgement, half the time its dark and I can't see the driver's (color) or face to tell one way or the other who or what they are, I just find a spot hang out and wait for GOOD Probable cause to make a stop, now, Prob. Cause could be as little as a headlight out which is a citable offense, so there ya go on the profiling, it is a confused dark side off the goveerment and its followers to believe that profiling is actually what takes place, now I must admit there are some questionable officers out there but as far as me, I have never lost a case in a court of law and have been to superior court a total of six times in my career, for those who don't follow that, if the case is questionable or if it may be heard by a jury it goes to superior court, I have documented my cases so that the public defender doesn't even ask me a thing about my cases, and is pleased to see me, the defense attorney's see me coming or find out it is my case and they tell their client to plea,

I dispise the term profiling it puts a stigma on police that hinders us one more time.

now i feel better and please noone take offense to this post I was just yacking at the dispicable thought of that word in use again

 

[madbeancounter1]

I never thought much about the issue of profiling until we moved here some years back.

My wife being half filipino appears to some, who don't pay attention, to be hispanic. (On occasion a hispanic woman or man will walk up to her and start to speak spanish to her. She took spanish in HS 20+ years ago but doesn't remember much of it.) My wife is the most honest person I know, has almost zero tolerance for disregard of any rule. Heck, if I even get a story a little mixed up in the telling it's a federal offense. The worst thing you can do to her is embarrass or draw attention to her in any form. Anyway, I digress.

Point is that she can walk into a store with the kids to shop for whatever and within minutes she is being shadowed by store security. It was painfully obvious one day that I was with her and I confronted the guy and told him to pick on someone else because he was making her so nervous that she couldn't pick out clothes for the kids.

In the last three years she has been stopped by the police a total of 5 times. Only once was it citable and resulted in a courtesy warning. That was because the license plate light had burned out. The other four times there was no citation and no explanation for the stop. And my wife is so shy that she wouldn't even dream of asking, not to mention has a genuine fear of law enforcement, for fear something else might happen At least twice she was followed more than 3 blocks in town before being pulled over.

If you look in the paper at the police log you will find that the majority of those stopped for traffic violations are hispanic and that most of them seem to accrue violations when they are stopped and the violations are valid... lack of registration, no DL, no insurance.... But now when they are stopping my wife and not giving any citation or warning and no explanation that gets me to wondering if there is anything to the claim of profiling.

Someone tried to tell me it's because she drives a little red Grand Am and the color catches the attention of the officers. Well, I drove that car back and forth to work for a year and half before she started driving it and I never once got stopped. Before that she drove a mini-van, gold in color, and got stopped in it. I never got stopped while driving it. And before that she drove our now dead ancient Blazer with transplanted rust from the north and got stopped while driving it. By the way... the license plate light that was supposedly burned out on the Grand Am is not/was not burned out and is working fine.

I don't have a problem with law enforcement stopping anyone behaving in a suspicious manner or for breaking any ordinance. As long as they explain why they stopped you.

In case you are wondering why she is scared of law enforcement. Years ago when we still lived in the land of "Amish and RV's" the INS raided several RV manufacturing facilities and rounded up whole bunches of hispanics. They even pulled them off of downtown streets and placed them in detention. Didn't matter that they might be a citizen or have the proper resident alien papers. Detention first, Ask questions later. It was later found that out of 400 some rounded up that they netted somewhere around 11 or 12 illegals. The bigger problem was that some of the people that they rounded up were held for days on end even though they were as legal as you and me. There were reports that a couple citizens had been deported but I doubt that happened and reports that some had been mistreated (read it how you want depending on your gender) and I can't say I would entirely doubt that. All I know is that my very pretty 23 year old bride was scared to death to leave the house without me.

 

[tom4018]

What is it with all the 7-11 stores and those type stores? I see more and more being run by the sheets, towels, and wash cloths than anything else. I wonder if they make any money at it? You never see them doing any REAL work.

Our goverment gives them money to start a business. They had a program several years back that gave them $50,000 to start a small business. There were a lot of small grocery stores ran by them in the town we lived in previously. Talk about a waste of tax dollars, need to help your own first. A US citizen did qualify for the program, had to be a imigrant.

 

[flaboy]

Hey Farmer Cop I understand your position. I think the term was originated by lawyers for defense. We had it in the papers down here for months in Volusia County. Everyone was screaming "profiling" when they got stopped for running drugs. I used to laugh as most of these folks we being stopped after midnight and before 4AM. How is the law going to see who they are in the car with blacked out windows? Their problem was they were driving slower, blacked out windows, $70K cars, rear end squatted down. Maybe the cars were being profiled. ;-)

Keep up the good work!

 

[Crowderfarms]

Around here we try and NOT patronize an establishment owned by them. Problem is that's getting harder to do, as they own most of the Conveinience stores, and several gas stations.
Only thing I can figure is that when the Ma and Pa operations have sold out, the Turban Twirlers are the only ones that have the money to buy them out.They would not have done this buy out thing 25 years ago. The old Blood here is dying out and they would not have allowed it.I feel we're all helpless, not much we can do about all these people coming in and taking over. They offer no contribution to the community.

 

[madbeancounter1]

Crowder, I feel the same way. Not much can be done to stop them and if we do try to block their purchase of these operations wholesale they will soon cry "foul". Then some be nice Liberal will show them to the ACLU's door and then what.

How much of our country do you figure is held by direct foreign ownership? Whatever the amount it's too much!

 

[FarmerCop]

Now let me first say I am an agressive person when it comes to my opinion, so if I offended anyone let me appologize now, that bein' said, as I stated in the above post I believe there are some uncouthe officers out there and I have had the "pleasure" of working with them and telling them exactly what I think, then bein' reprimanded for notifying a supervisor of there "behavior", after said incident I found that I was a diamond in the rough so to speak on my shift, I quickly began feeling uncomfortable with the few that weren't on the up and up, I discussed this with m,y wife and we both decided in 2003 that I was done after that i SOON QUIT. I later heard one was arrested for child pornography, and another for stealing a dog, unreal!! I was so glad to be away from it, but I still defend myself and the other honest officers out there.

I am so sorry for your wife's trouble madbean, unfortunately it does happen however therte is more to it than simple profiling
in my opinion, so the next time just remember patrol car numbers if the wife is affraid just keep her wits and then go to the chief, or sheriff, Patrol car numbers are on the sides and rear, and top of roof on patrol cars, some display officers personell ID on the front tag so that helps too.

if you guys ever need help lemme know, especially here in georgia, I gots my code book and can answer questions, can't fix tickets, I am not a judge, but I may be able to give you avenues to explore when a questionable activity has occurred

 

[FarmerCop]

I cannot give legal advice this is against the law for policeman and deputies, but I can tell you how we pepare our cases and what we do to get there and what to ask officers.