Rival Gangs Enter Partnership to Assassinate Baltimore Police Officers (updated 3x)

instead of all this bantering back and forth..
does anyone have any REAL info about what is happening NOW in Baltimore?

Does anyone have a link to a "boots on the ground" live stream feed on the events in Baltimore?

a reply to: FraggleRock

But who do we fight?

Senators, House Representatives, cops, mayors, prosecutors, city councils, governors, judges, US Marshals, the FBI, the CIA, the DEA, the DHS...

All the the above groups and the people that support them.

I ask because all I see in Baltimore is opportunists destroying and stealing property, not an organized group of peoples fighting a corrupt system. I absolutely agree that we must find ways to fight back against the growing corruption but you don't lure others to a cause by ruining their lives. And there is no cause if destroying your neighborhood and hurting your neighbors is the entirety of your focus.

This is not a revolution.

I know, and I agree and have stated similar things in other threads.

But I am curious how slanted the media's reporting is, personally. It would be just like the media to focus on the opportunists that are looting to turn everyone against the people actually fighting police and not destroying their community.

a reply to: autopat51

scanbaltimore.com... that is what i have been listening to as i could not find a good live stream showing events,last thing i heard was an officer asking for backup to a 211 at home depot and him saying they need to stop them from getting tools and other items from home depot that could be used by them to cause more dammage ie sledge hammers bolt cutters etc


wiki.radioreference.com... list of the codes they use and whatnot so you can make sense of some abreviatons

a reply to: autopat51

I'm watching some idiots feeding a fire with what looks like clothing that's in the intersection. That should show the man.

Baltimore riots are plastered all over cable here,funny thing though much bigger riots occurred in Spain,France and Greece but there wasn't a mention of them perhaps because they were against bankers and tptb,I get the feeling Im seeing this 24/7 because racial disharmony plays into the divide and rule playbook,remember folks you only see on the news what they want you to see.

Your actions has made America's heart cold. There can never be a peaceful solution now. Now it's by the numbers. Call Nero from his golf game to address the situation. He wants Rome to burn. Islam wants Rome to burn. We want Rome to burn. Everyone is playing with matches while the top are going to be playing with something a bit little bigger than that.

Where do you really see this progressing into? I see pain and a mar on our nation for all time. I'm arming myself for personal defense of my family. I have put myself around people who feel the same. While I get no joy from watching Rome burn, I do have to watch it and prepare for what is about to happen.

originally posted by: LOSTinAMERICA

originally posted by: carewemust
I read earlier that the people in the Ferguson, Missouri rioted areas are complaining that they have to go so far now to get basic staples, because the stores won't reopen in that neighborhood again.

Besides, how will rioting teach the police a lesson? I can't believe my people can be so dumb. It's freakin embarrassing!

You pay for what you do in life.

As long as the government doesn't declare these human stupidity zones as disaster areas. I don't want my taxpayer dollars going towards any re-building.

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: LOSTinAMERICA

originally posted by: carewemust
I read earlier that the people in the Ferguson, Missouri rioted areas are complaining that they have to go so far now to get basic staples, because the stores won't reopen in that neighborhood again.

Besides, how will rioting teach the police a lesson? I can't believe my people can be so dumb. It's freakin embarrassing!

You pay for what you do in life.

As long as the government doesn't declare these human stupidity zones as disaster areas. I don't want my taxpayer dollars going towards any re-building.

I just want the pain to come in force.

Is it cheaper to rebuild or destroy?

Anyone who owns a business in a major city isn't playing with a full deck. This doesn't mean that an out for the heathers who destroy those businesses. If the world swallowed each city up tomorrow, I would not shed one tear.

originally posted by: LOSTinAMERICA
Is it cheaper to rebuild or destroy?

In strictly financial terms, it's cheaper to destroy, and more costly to rebuild. Whatever happens, these riots will be yesterday's news everyplace on the planet, except Baltimore, by this time next week.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Obsrvr

That is what my husband said, tomorrow, so for now the rioters can do whatever they one the entire night.

Now good leadership.

The national guard wont be fully in place until tomorrow, therefore they dont have the manpower to prevent people from comin in behind them after they clear an area.

Don't judge someone elses capability of controlling the situation when you obviously cannot even see it from every angle.

originally posted by: theyknowwhoyouare

As always the truth is for the victor to write.

That is a sweet historical quote, and it is correct most of the time. However, I wonder what these irrational imbeciles that you seem to be an apologist for would write? It's something to consider, and it's a good question.

Do you know what I find funny? The reality of the World if you ever got your wishes and how much a lot of you would drop to your knees and beg for what you had before. You know I am right, but I understand why you would never acknowledge it.

No hard feelings about our disagreements though, it surely is what it is during these crazy times. ~$heopleNation

Where's Jesse? Where's Al? Where's Barry?

a reply to: LOSTinAMERICA

What about those of us who have had a business in the city for well over 3 decades? Are we idiots?

My family weathered riots in NYC before....Get a gun and stand in front, park your car in front so they cant drive another car into your metal screen.

My dad stood in front of our liquor store during the Washington heights riots in NYC in 92..... with his 38 special in his waist, a butcher knife in hand and some employees with the same. We will be there for a couple more decades as well. Riots or not. THAT is OUR community too. I dont see the point in just abandoning your home or what you work for.

Would you just leave your home?

Until the philosophy which hold one race superior
And another
Inferior
Is finally
And permanently
Discredited
And abandoned -
Everywhere is war -
Me say war.

That until there no longer
First class and second class citizens of any nation
Until the colour of a man's skin
Is of no more significance than the colour of his eyes -
Me say war.

That until the basic human rights
Are equally guaranteed to all,
Without regard to race -
Dis a war.

That until that day
The dream of lasting peace,
World citizenship
Rule of international morality
Will remain in but a fleeting illusion to be pursued,
But never attained -
Now everywhere is war - war.

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: LOSTinAMERICA
Is it cheaper to rebuild or destroy?

In strictly financial terms, it's cheaper to destroy, and more costly to rebuild. Whatever happens, these riots will be yesterday's news everyplace on the planet, except Baltimore, by this time next week.

It's a straw that will add weight to the camels back. If this doesn't break the camels back something else will. Think about it in a macro way. Can they keep letting things like this happen? What's the end game? Chains and bondage come to mind. You use the weak link to make it so. Why else would they cater to the total bull# that comes out of the violent protesters mouths or the violence they do?

You can't fix stupid but you can enslave it.

Historically Baltimore has always been a rough place, at the start of the civil war the people of Baltimore attacked northern troops and troop trains passing through the city, for the remainder of the war all the troops and troop trains had to make a detour around the city.

This is the first "big city" rioting in response to police brutality, isn`t it?
all this unrestrained police brutality keeps creating bigger and bigger "fires"

a reply to: tadaman

It depends on what you feel makes a community, Tadaman. Our family owned a business in a little Michigan town in the 1970's. But the entire community changed and became unfriendly. The buildings remained the same, but the population didn't.

Are you saying that your community (the people) are the same now as they were when your family started the businesses? If not, then it's not "the same" community, Tadaman.