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hava007 wrote:anyone can say what's the gist of "the manifesto" ?

Bratton, Beck, Hayes, Tingirides, Eisenberg, Martella, Quan, Evans, Hernandez, Villanueva/Gallegos, and Anderson. Your lack of ethics and conspiring to wrong a just individual are over.
Suppressing the truth will leave to deadly consequences for you and your family. There will be an element of surprise where you work, live, eat, and sleep. I will utilize ISR at your home, workplace, and all locations in between. I will utilize OSINT to discover your residences, spouses workplaces, and children's schools. IMINT to coordinate and plan attacks on your fixed locations. Its amazing whats on NIPR. HUMINT will be utilized to collect personal schedules of targets. I never had the opportunity to have a family of my own, I'm terminating yours. Quan, Anderson, Evans, and BOR members Look your wives/husbands and surviving children directly in the face and tell them the truth as to why your children are dead.

thanks. I see now.
i just wondered about that part of "not having chance for family of his own", he is too young to feel that way. Maybe there's a piece missing.

hava007 wrote:thanks. I see now.
i just wondered about that part of "not having chance for family of his own", he is too young to feel that way. Maybe there's a piece missing.

I just turned two years older than him, and Im not *quite* ready to give up on having a family someday...tho I often feel like it wont happen. I just am more of the give hugs and make Etsy crafts for people type
rather than the go on a Tarantino commando spree(I never even want to own a gun)

The LA cops are trying to kill anyone driving a blue truck...geezus h lazzarus thats messed up.

More and more it feels like this Dorner made a point.

Manifesto says gay marriage should be federally mandated:
http://www.businessinsider.com/christop ... sto-2013-2

Well shit, amen to that!

I bet he had another vehicle parked ahead of time up at big bear, crashed and burned the truck on purpose to make it look like he had to flee in to the wilderness, meanwhile he really drove off in his second car and while the manhunt is scouring the forest he is probably back in the city gathering intell on his next target.

If he is as good as he claims I cant imagine he would allow himself to be stuck up in those hills, all his firepower burned and lost in the truck etc.

I was thinking the same thing. I wonder how hard it would be for a man of his physical type to hide out in South Central L.A. for a few days? He probably has a number of safe houses, vehicles, supplies staged for use. I don't imagine the residents of South Central would take to kindly to a foreign (LAPD) occupation. He could be enticing the cops into a conflict with local residents...That's what I would do. Or, go to one of the many prisons, err, day camps run by the state or even now, private corporations, and free the population and supply them with weapons and ammo...
Los Angeles could be Los Damascolus in a few hours...

I am, as always, a pacifist and philosophically dedicated to anti-violence. I'm disappointed that he's chosen to murder innocent women and children. I'd like to think that nothing could ever drive me to any level of violence, much less killing.

However, pacifism is a privileged stance, as I have recently learned. I used to believe that non-violence was really the key to resolving the issue of institutional violence. A white, privileged male imposing his pacifism on, say, a gay Native American woman whose life is under threat is in itself almost a form of violence. I've been told that as a white, privileged male that I have no right to try to impress tactics of non-violence upon oppressed peoples, because issues are much less likely to be a matter of life or death for the white privileged male.

I don't think that personal pacifism is diametrically opposed to honoring the life and actions of someone like Sitting Bull. I'll keep talking about pacifism but it should continue to be aimed foremost at elite power structures.

More nonsense: there will be a one-million dollar bounty for information leading to Dorner's capture.

Presumably because, say, a hundred thousand dollars just wouldn't be enough money to get the really good information out of the woodwork.

Reality tee vee.

This is a recipe for inviting every crank, troll, and idiot to call the LAPD about their neighbor's barking cat. It's a snitch-sweepstakes. I might call 'em myself with some random shit just in case it turns out to be true somehow.

"Yes officer, I think I saw Chris Dorner walking down La Cienega Boulevard in El Segundo just now!!!!"

It's worth a fucking try, right?

barracuda wrote:More nonsense: there will be a one-million dollar bounty for information leading to Dorner's capture.

Presumably because, say, a hundred thousand dollars just wouldn't be enough money to get the really good information out of the woodwork.

Reality tee vee.

This is a recipe for inviting every crank, troll, and idiot to call the LAPD about their neighbor's barking cat. It's a snitch-sweepstakes. I might call 'em myself with some random shit just in case it turns out to be true somehow.

"Yes officer, I think I saw Chris Dorner walking down La Cienega Boulevard in El Segundo just now!!!!"

It's worth a fucking try, right?

LOL, it'd give you better odds of winning a million than a lotto ticket. Of course, and this was probably your point, it'd also endanger the life of anyone in the area who fits Dorner's description, which at this point seems to be a human being between the height of 5'1" and 6'8" on foot or driving a vehicle. Then again, I wouldn't be surprised if Dorner were reported as hiding in a zoo and a bear wound up dying in a flurry of gunfire. Hmmm...random thought...how clever would it be for Dorner to have stashed a realistic bear-suit in the woods?

Alchemy wrote:Women and children should be left out of it

That's sweet, if patriarchal.

Charlie Sheen reaches out to Christopher Dorner.

I suggest calling the LAPD and reporting that you think you may have spotted Dorner at, optionally, Morgan Stanley in lower Manhattan, Academi headquarters, or the Pentagon.

Luther Blissett wrote:I suggest calling the LAPD and reporting that you think you may have spotted Dorner at, optionally, Morgan Stanley in lower Manhattan, Academi headquarters, or the Pentagon.

Just in case anyone here actually contemplates doing this, be advised that it would probably be a very serious felony.

ShinShinKid wrote:I was thinking the same thing. I wonder how hard it would be for a man of his physical type to hide out in South Central L.A. for a few days? He probably has a number of safe houses, vehicles, supplies staged for use. I don't imagine the residents of South Central would take to kindly to a foreign (LAPD) occupation. He could be enticing the cops into a conflict with local residents...That's what I would do. Or, go to one of the many prisons, err, day camps run by the state or even now, private corporations, and free the population and supply them with weapons and ammo...
Los Angeles could be Los Damascolus in a few hours...

Yea kinda hard to imagine he just went down with a wimper when his truck broke down I think he headed up that way as a diversion and had an exit plan.


Just saw this comment on reddit from a few hours ago, sighting at jail, maybe you are on to something?

Big Bear manhunt called off... Police realize it was a diversion, tracks led nowhere. His mothers home was ransacked. Sighting at Twin Towers jail in downtown. This guy knows exactly what he's doing, he's been planning it since 2009. He began on the exact day he was fired 4 years ago.

barracuda wrote:More nonsense: there will be a one-million dollar bounty for information leading to Dorner's capture.

Presumably because, say, a hundred thousand dollars just wouldn't be enough money to get the really good information out of the woodwork.

Reality tee vee.

This is a recipe for inviting every crank, troll, and idiot to call the LAPD about their neighbor's barking cat. It's a snitch-sweepstakes. I might call 'em myself with some random shit just in case it turns out to be true somehow.

"Yes officer, I think I saw Chris Dorner walking down La Cienega Boulevard in El Segundo just now!!!!"

It's worth a fucking try, right?

This made me laugh, thanks needed that.