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FourthBase wrote:someone should do something to rectify the situation
why is this happening?
who/why is allowing this shit to go on and on?
Has it occurred to you that maybe my rage was understandable and justified?
And that maybe other people have felt the same way?
I might be wrong about that. Hope I'm not.
Alchemy wrote:Suspect allegedly hit in neck and leg.
He was hit at least once last night in the shootout. He managed to outrun police on foot with a bullet hole in his neck and/or leg. wow.
Update on OLD MAN WITH "deadmans switch" it was an unccorporative bystander who got taken down for not following orders and he was wearing a breathing/oxygen device vest. ROFL.
seemslikeadream wrote:FourthBase wrote:someone should do something to rectify the situation
why is this happening?
who/why is allowing this shit to go on and on?
Has it occurred to you that maybe my rage was understandable and justified?
And that maybe other people have felt the same way?
I might be wrong about that. Hope I'm not.
START YOUR OWN FUCKIN RAGE THREAD AND CARRY ON BE MY GUEST
KeenInsight wrote:FourthBase wrote:KeenInsight wrote:FourthBase wrote:- Careful what I say? Oh, right, I take no care. What horseshit.
There are good people who become cops. Some of them even become good cops.
I'm not supposed to root for them to catch a mass murderer, or a phantom mass murderer?
Again: DO YOU FOLKS REALLY THINK I DON'T ALREADY KNOW AND APPRECIATE YOUR POV?
That if you rehash all the reasons for doubt and fear, I'll suddenly realize, hey, yeah, maybe?
DESPITE WRITING ABOUT THOSE SAME DOUBTS AND FEARS LONG BEFORE YOU HERE?
"Fuck the Government"? And I'm the one who should be careful? Me?
What, you don't think good people exist in the government, either?
"No, I'm sure there are, but..." NO BUTS! DIFFERENTIATE, YOU LAZY FUCKS!
An upside down flag is cool? But not a rightside up one?
THE FORMER IS JUST AS MUCH THE FLAG AS THE LATTER.
And you don't REALLY know WHAT someone is thinking as they wave a flag.
"I love this country, now kill some brown people!"
---------------OR----------------
"I love this country, now expose the Scumbag Elite who hijacked it!"
STOP BEING SO WILLFULLY STUPID AND LAZY. It's willful.
I know damn well you're smarter than this shit, so many of you.
FourthBase, did you also watch the video where the GOOD FBI whistle-blower spoke out. Remember, I said there are good people, right? Good people in the government who don't have all the power against the bad people, otherwise none of the listed things I stated would have ever happened.
I feel for the loss of the dead and injured in Boston, as equally as I feel sorry for those kids who were no doubt radicalized, and the parents that lost them. And how would any of us feel as a parent knowing that your kid became involved in a bombing? The cops had to equally put their lives on the line. They have families, they have kids. But, I will only respect a cop that is good in their heart, protects all good people, man, woman, or child, and any race, and that respects the Bill of Rights and Constitution for what it was and is.
I am a peaceful, non-violent person that weeps for all of Humanity and no government can take away my words or thoughts.
And no, no flag is good up or down. Nationalism is a danger to all of Humanity.
I was the kid who refused to stand up in class and praise a flag, not because it was cool, because it is my RIGHT. Cultural heritage is important, but not a Flag, Ever, IMO. If I displayed a Flag upside down at my home, some douchebag neighbor would probably call the cops like an idiot anyways, or I would get vandalized. And for what? Making a valid free-speech point, when the law specifically states what it stands for? So I don't see anything "cool" about it.
If you took offense at my choice of words, which may have not have been the best words to use, then I a apologize, ok?
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FourthBase wrote:Loud and clear, Bruce.
Again, to anyone I respect like Alchemy:
Sorry for making/enflaming a scene.
Aldebaran wrote:Thanks seemslikeadream, for the Chechnya/ACPC stuff a few pages back.
TV says that Tsarnaev will be whisked off to federal "High Value Detainee Interrogation Group"The purpose of research supported by the HIG is to advance the science and practice of intelligence interviewing and interrogation. Offerors will conduct research for the HIG in their facilities. The HIG has defined several areas for long-range study and advisory support. These research areas include but are not limited to:
Field observations of military and strategic interrogators, intelligence interviewers and debriefers in order to document strategies, methods and outcomes;
Surveys and structured interviews of interrogators, intelligence interviewers and debriefers specified by the Government in order to document what these operational personnel think works and does not work and the development of operationally-based best practices which may be later investigated via laboratory or field studies;
Development, testing and evaluation of metrics for assessing the efficacies of interrogations, intelligence interviews and debriefs and of the use of particular interrogation, intelligence interview and debrief strategies and methods;
Field quasi-experimental studies to evaluate the efficacy of new evidence-based interrogation, intelligence interview and debrief strategies and methods;
Laboratory studies to test and/or discover new interrogation, intelligence interview and debrief methods;
Laboratory or field studies to assess the validity of evidence-based interviewing, deception detection, and other relevant principles and/or methods across non-U.S. populations both with and without the use of interpreters;
Laboratory or field studies on fundamental psychological processes (to include but not be limited to decision-making, emotion, motivation, memory, persuasion, social identities and social development) as these are relevant to interrogations, intelligence interviews and debriefs;
Laboratory or field studies of interpersonal processes (e.g., social influence, persuasion, negotiation, conflict resolution and management), with particular attention to cultural and intercultural issues; and
Topics considered out of scope for this BAA include the development of technologies for credibility assessment or other performance support aids, methods relying exclusively on case studies, and language training.
http://publicintelligence.net/fbi-high- ... ouncement/
HIG supposed to only use US Army field manual interrogation techniques.![]()
As high-profile as this case is and if the, um, exuberance, displayed in this thread is even remotely indicative of most Bostonians' feelings atm I don't see how they could "disappear" him or whatever. The last couple of people to be rendered to the HIG seem to have had full civilian trials. The most (mildly) disturbing aspect to me is this "internet sleuthing"--witch hunt is a strong word, but none of the half dozen or so suspects turned out to be our guys, which is totally not surprising given that the only real qualifications most people on reddit and 4chan have are their ability to look at pictures for extended periods of time. There was a thread on here a while ago IIRC about an ARG where you solve crimes in real time, internet points if you can find it.
Aldebaran wrote:Thanks seemslikeadream, for the Chechnya/ACPC stuff a few pages back.
TV says that Tsarnaev will be whisked off to federal "High Value Detainee Interrogation Group"The purpose of research supported by the HIG is to advance the science and practice of intelligence interviewing and interrogation. Offerors will conduct research for the HIG in their facilities. The HIG has defined several areas for long-range study and advisory support. These research areas include but are not limited to:
Field observations of military and strategic interrogators, intelligence interviewers and debriefers in order to document strategies, methods and outcomes;
Surveys and structured interviews of interrogators, intelligence interviewers and debriefers specified by the Government in order to document what these operational personnel think works and does not work and the development of operationally-based best practices which may be later investigated via laboratory or field studies;
Development, testing and evaluation of metrics for assessing the efficacies of interrogations, intelligence interviews and debriefs and of the use of particular interrogation, intelligence interview and debrief strategies and methods;
Field quasi-experimental studies to evaluate the efficacy of new evidence-based interrogation, intelligence interview and debrief strategies and methods;
Laboratory studies to test and/or discover new interrogation, intelligence interview and debrief methods;
Laboratory or field studies to assess the validity of evidence-based interviewing, deception detection, and other relevant principles and/or methods across non-U.S. populations both with and without the use of interpreters;
Laboratory or field studies on fundamental psychological processes (to include but not be limited to decision-making, emotion, motivation, memory, persuasion, social identities and social development) as these are relevant to interrogations, intelligence interviews and debriefs;
Laboratory or field studies of interpersonal processes (e.g., social influence, persuasion, negotiation, conflict resolution and management), with particular attention to cultural and intercultural issues; and
Topics considered out of scope for this BAA include the development of technologies for credibility assessment or other performance support aids, methods relying exclusively on case studies, and language training.
http://publicintelligence.net/fbi-high- ... ouncement/
HIG supposed to only use US Army field manual interrogation techniques.![]()
As high-profile as this case is and if the, um, exuberance, displayed in this thread is even remotely indicative of most Bostonians' feelings atm I don't see how they could "disappear" him or whatever. The last couple of people to be rendered to the HIG seem to have had full civilian trials. The most (mildly) disturbing aspect to me is this "internet sleuthing"--witch hunt is a strong word, but none of the half dozen or so suspects turned out to be our guys, which is totally not surprising given that the only real qualifications most people on reddit and 4chan have are their ability to look at pictures for extended periods of time. There was a thread on here a while ago IIRC about an ARG where you solve crimes in real time, internet points if you can find it.
stefano wrote:I'm still agnostic about what happened - certainly not seeing the abundant evidence for a Gladio operation that has been jumping out at other, possibly more perspicacious posters - but there is no way that this will not be used to further limit civil liberties. Nothing has happened yet, but let's see what happens next week. You can look at the opinions tweeted by Senator Lindsey Graham (not more extreme than some of your other lawmakers, just less diplomatic):
- "If captured, I hope Administration will at least consider holding the Boston suspect as enemy combatant for intelligence gathering purposes."
- To the Washington Post: "It sure would be nice to have a drone up there."
Congressman Pete King: "Police [...] have to realize that the threat is coming from the Muslim community and increase surveillance there.”
Also the voluminous amount of video evidence that was available to investigators has already made Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel say something about how important security cameras are, and you know this thing is going to be used as motivation in other cities to put up more of them.
FourthBase wrote:
Right, okay, so, but..."Fuck the Government"?
KeenInsight wrote:FourthBase wrote:
Right, okay, so, but..."Fuck the Government"?
A sweeping generalization of the whole government is probably what it sounds like but it is how I express it. I am angered by all of these crimes against humanity that have been allowed to happen by the large majority or small minority, whoever is responsible in, apart, or attached to the government. I feel we are not one step closer to bringing the real perps of this crime or any other past OP crime to justice. The civilians suffer, the people that are made/nurtured into bad people/terrorists suffer. They are all people. And it makes me upset.
I am a part Osage Native, it is in my blood not to believe what "they" say for what they did to my people. I am also Norwegian, German, etc., and they are all my blood, my heritage, and people too.
A better definition of Fuck The Government, is not a threat, it is my Wordly Rebellion:
"1. A statement of strong dislike and conviction towards the governing body that represents us all [and against the individuals or parties that use the governing body to commit crimes against humanity and/or a conspiracy of the willing].
2. An opinion held by the founding fathers of the United States of America."
Dzhokhar is a Chechen name and he was likely named after the first separatist president from Chechen who died in 1995, Dzokhar Dudaev
The Tsarnaev family apparently moved to Dagestan after the outbreak of the Russia-Chechnya war in 1999. The fact that they resided in Makhachkala and not in Khasavyurt, as most other ethnic Chechens in the republic, indicates that they had the financial means to live in the capital of Dagestan, which is quite expensive, says Mairbek Vatchagaev, a Chechen analyst for the foundation.
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