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originally posted by: Justaposter
a reply to: Dragoon01
Look, get it, this is a conspiracy site but no, this wasn't a line then up and shoot the bad guys thing.
Once again, here are some great sites to read up on this.
kxxv.com
kcen.com
kwtx.com
wacotrib.com
originally posted by: TrappedPrincess
That is always a possibility as well, the ambush tactic is known to be successful to the militarily minded. It is also not uncommon for police to be staged at any location that is known to be having a large 1% gathering. An idea that is like something out of a movie could be that there may have been government saboteurs or agents within the bikers ranks to help seed the idea of a sit down and once everyone is on board boom boom bang bang surprise boys..a reply to: SprocketUK
Those who loved a New Braunfels man — often known as “Mohawk” — who was gunned down Sunday in Waco, said he was a nonviolent, fun-loving man not at all involved with gangs.
Vincent Ramirez said media outlets have portrayed his father, Jesus “Jesse” Delgado Rodriguez, 65, as a bad person, and that’s not just inconsiderate — but wrong. And he insisted his father was not involved with any biker gang.
“I don’t want people to be categorizing my dad. That’s not the kind of man he was,” Ramirez said. “He was a veteran. He fought for his country. He was a family man. He loved to ride his motorcycle. He rode with all kind of groups.”
Rodriguez died of gunshot wounds to the head and trunk, according to information released Tuesday by a McLennan County Justice of the Peace. He was at a Waco restaurant for a confederation of bikers meeting when the violence erupted that left nine people dead.
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People continue to call him and inquire about Mohawk, Castillo said. Many are affected by his death.
Castillo is one of them, he said.
“I have so many friends calling me and asking if it was true,” Castillo said. “He was not a violent person. He never carried weapons. He’s a military guy, an old school kind of guy.
“He wasn’t a rowdy person. He loved to go out and talk to people. He was just a happy guy.”
originally posted by: Justaposter
a reply to: Dragoon01
Look, get it, this is a conspiracy site but no, this wasn't a line then up and shoot the bad guys thing.
Once again, here are some great sites to read up on this.
kxxv.com
kcen.com
kwtx.com
wacotrib.com
The Waco Police Massacre, as told by the bikers. "Multiple sources have told The Aging Rebel that all of the dead were killed by police."
originally posted by: Lostinthedarkness
One fact I find curiously missing is it appears that this was a regular scheduled meeting of Confederation Of Clubs. This confederation ranges from the CMC Christian motorcycle club to independents lone wolfs to clubs like the Banditos. They focus on legislation rallies not gang warfare and drugs.
www.keyetv.com...
These people with the CMC paint a different picture to the meeting.
But LEOs are painting it as a turf and drug war disagreement .