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Armed Check Points in Houston? #151044
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Re: Armed Check Points in Houston? #151045
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I hear they've bought a few military drones recently.


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Armed or just for surveillence CSC

Is this the only source Cajun?


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While this may be true, I give zero credibility to Alex Jones and his insane ramblings.

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Anybody here from Houston? Maybe they could tell us something.


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Well, there is something I took for granted. If I need to get out of the city... perhaps they are searching for people who fit their description, or are transporting arms. I will plan accordingly.


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While this may be true, I give zero credibility to Alex Jones and his insane ramblings.
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If you know where an armed checkpoint is in a city it's your duty to inform those who want to know where such are at. One advantage of a city is the number of options you have at alternate routes. You don't always have to travel the main routes. Of course the cops will know this and post officers at the obvious side streets, so you have to go a bit further afield than that and burn some gas to get to that point B.


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While this may be true, I give zero credibility to Alex Jones and his insane ramblings.
Sorry, but I don't understand. If the story IS true, why no credibility to Alex Jones? After all, it is an infowars story.

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Many people are put off by Alex "in your face attitude". Much of his news sources come from the mainstream media. As an independent journalist he give his analysis of events not the lamesteams canned version. He is right more often than he's wrong.

At least he is doing something besides standing idly by and complaining while the country goes to hell.

Those who think they can do a better job...should be doing it.


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I agree CSC.

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Originally posted by ConSigCor:
Many people are put off by Alex "in your face attitude". Much of his news sources come from the mainstream media. As an independent journalist he give his analysis of events not the lamesteams canned version. He is right more often than he's wrong.

At least he is doing something besides standing idly by and complaining while the country goes to hell.

Those who think they can do a better job...should be doing it.
Disagree. In my case, anyway. Can't speak for anyone else.

I am put off by Jones' never-ending conspiracymongering. There is more than enough bad shit happening right out in the open, I don't need someone to sit there and tell me how it's all the fault of Bugerbuilders, Carneys, reptoids, martians, what-have-you, and how fluroide in the water and chemtrails in the sky are going to kill us all after turning us into mindless zombies that will bow to the will of the 'elites'. He sensationalizes every.thing. and turns it all into some grand conspiracy. Things are so screwed up because we've let evil people get into positions of power, then stay there. Not because a humanoid reptile is making deals in back rooms, or because of some faceless group of people with a last name that's straight out of the Industrial Revolution.

And worst of all....though apparently he's not doing it so much anymore, since I accidentally followed a link to prison planet (I should always see where a link goes BEFORE I click the damn thing)....

Worst of all, he has a story on infowars.com, then a link to the story's source....which just happens to be prisonplanet.com. Excuse me? That's like me writing the same thing with both my left hand and my right hand, showing you the paper that I wrote with the left, and using the paper I wrote with the right to 'prove' that it's true. It's true I tells ya! See, here's another source!

Uhm...no.

Though now it looks like he's back to linking to articles in the lamestream press. Which is an improvement.

Not to say that the lamestream press has any credibility with me. But if you're going to try to prove your position on something, you can't use another argument that you wrote to prove that you're right. And that is essentially what he does. Or at least, DID. Don't know if he still does.


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Many of the conspiracy theories Jones talks about are nothing new, nor is he the first to expose them.

As early as the 1930's people were exposing all those groups no one wants to hear about. Presidents such as Eisenhower and Reagan warned us many years ago. Now even the mainstream media and government officials publicly talk about things that were once labeled conspiracy theories or Alex Jones fantasy.

Some of us have been investigating these theories on our own for 40 years...long before Jones was around. "Conspiracy theories" I was told, as a young man, that would never, ever happen in America have already come to pass.

While some theories can be proven false; many are documentable fact. You just have to do a lot of research and sift through a ton of crap to find the truth.


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[b] While this may be true, I give zero credibility to Alex Jones and his insane ramblings.
Sorry, but I don't understand. If the story IS true, why no credibility to Alex Jones? After all, it is an infowars story. [/b]
Why? Because according to Alex Jones I am one of "them". I am a MIB. I am part of the New World Order ushering in mind control. Alex goes on and on with all of the other nut jobs about "chemtrails". Well, I'm the one up there leaving those "chemtrails".

As an Airline Transport Pilot and a former military aircraft mechanic I can assure you that there are no extra tanks, auxiliary lines, or anything secret on my aircraft. If, and that's a big IF, the government is spraying something from the skies it is pre-blended in the fuel. Anyone can go to their local airport and buy a gallon of Jet-A for independent testing. Alex has yet to test any fuel.

Contrails are the result of freezing water vapor at altitude (it is always freezing above FL290). Incomplete combustion produces CO and H2O. The length, width, depth, and duration of contrails is dependent upon the engine (turbojet or turbofan-high, med, or low bypass), the temp at altitude, the humidity at altitude, the winds aloft, etc. There is nothing sinister about contrails.

Then there is the issue of the railroad cars designed to transport people to death or internment camps. What are these railroad cars that they are always photographing? They are double and triple deck auto racks. Something that you can find at any auto manufacturing facility and transload facility. With the decline in auto manufacturing you can also find them by the thousands parked on little used branch lines across the country. Hell, you can even go to your local hobby store and buy a scale model of one in N, HO, or O scale.

Alex may actually be right on a few things. But when you spew stupid crap like this on the airwaves I don't care if you tell me the sun rises in the east. I'm not going to believe you.

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Alex may actually be right on a few things. But when you spew stupid crap like this on the airwaves I don't care if you tell me the sun rises in the east. I'm not going to believe you.
I can say them same for Glen Beck, Hannity, O'Really and a host of others.


This is not a bash Alex Jones thread. Keep the thread on topic.


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I may or may not like Jones it doesn't matter don't shoot the messenger this goes on long the lines of an alert I just received we will see more nad more of this


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How many things has Alex Jones published that have been true? Hows many have been total bullshit?

Divide one by the other to determine the signal to noise ratio (S/N). With Jones, it's pretty damned small.


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Armed or just for surveillance CSC
The surveillance drones were reported in the local media as part of a HS grant.


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Checkpoint training would be normal for a lot of situations, but not for regular permanent installation. I would expect any reasonably capable militia group to know how to set up and man a checkpoint too.

I have to agree on the railroad car issue. I have seen several modes of government prisoner transport and to the best of my knowledge, they never use trains. The security problem is the predictability of travel.

The federal system has lots of prisoners who somewhat fit the profile of the "Alex Montel" character from the movie SWAT. That's the guy who says "I'll pay twenty million dollars to whoever gets me the hell out of here!"

Imagine a train car full of guys like that, and some mercenary group, regardless of ideology, quickly figuring out the train schedules. Compare that to the feds current practice of using secure airfields for transporting people like that, and you can figure out that if anyone has any real motivation to rescue prisoner/detainees, trains are just asking to be hijacked.

Compare that to WW2, Wealthy Jews regularly paid bounties to get smuggled out of Europe or to neutral countries like Switzerland and Sweden. Now you did not have swiss Mercs rescuing Jews from the boxcars heading to the concentration camps, but if you look at the money and technology of the day, it would have been extremely difficult. Now compare that to today.

Even civilian groups have access to satellite intel. Even if Google Earth gets turned off, a few people out there have downloaded and saved the few gigs of photo from the most recent updates, in fact it is built into any number of higher end GPS navigation devices now. We have widespread civilian aircraft ownership which means a well funded and trained strike team can get ahead of a train or large convoy once it is spotted on the ground or intel shows they are heading out. In 1939 to 1944, nobody could muster the resources to stop a train in wartime Germany unless it was bombed from the air and then you had the situation of the local population not being particularly motivated to rescue anyone from the train, and the fact that the Nazis had spent close to ten years previously diminishing the accumulations of Jewish wealth so many of the people had a lack of fugitive resources. Europeans and bankers in general have put stopgaps in that over the years, and in European news openly say it is to defy tyrannical governments from attacking accumulated wealth, with the USA being the biggest threat to bank security because US authorities are the only ones who regularly go to foreign network banks with orders to close and seize accounts, although the Brits are picking up the practice pretty quickly.

Then there is other technology involved. Imagine worldwide internet style networks showing videos of the rescue, highly publicizing rewards paid to the rescuers, and finally, the "faces of death" style videos of the execution of surviving guards, train workers and anyone else even remotely involved in the illegal state sponsored hostage taking operation.

Something tells me that a video of some US Marshalls squirming on the pavement still alive from 12G gutshots would have a chilling effect on recruitment into any agency that is just rounding people up and sending them to some sort of concentration camps. Even if such an agency went to foreign recruitment and were recruiting thugs from some backwoods former east bloc republic, I think they might get that message about it not being a really good idea to pull any of that holocaust stuff in this country ever.

I know there are some deep underground neo-nazi types who think that they can take over a major government again and restart the holocaust, maybe even take over the US and nuke Israel, but they need to understand that the Sampson option is no longer limited to short range targets.


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Yea I have to say the rail roads would not be the way to move folks as well if it ever came down to camps. Hell with miles of track 2 guys and a torch can shut it down. Imagine what several teams could do in short order.


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I have been unable to find other sources. I heard it on the radio show Walton and Johnson broadcast out of Houston but the infowars site is the only place I found it. I do not know if it is BS or true.


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Drove through Houston yesterday. Nothing going on worth notice.


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And another infowars disinformation campaign....


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And another infowars disinformation campaign....
Exactly what it is.


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From a Houston resident:
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Houston NPR noted that the inbound Southwest Freeway (heading Downtown) had a checkpoint causing a traffic jam during afternoon rush hour exactly a month ago. The traffic reporter mentioned that the police were on the freeway "giving tickets and checking for expired stickers and insurance".
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Teen tragedy prompts new DUI bills
Tuesday, March 31, 2009


HOUSTON (KTRK) -- Sobriety checkpoints were banned in Texas 15 years ago but they could soon return.


Currently there are two bills pending before Texas lawmakers, which would step up law enforcement against drunk driving. One of those bills is named after Harris County teen Nicole 'Lilly' Lalime, who was killed a few months ago. Today, her accused killer, John Winne, who has a history of driving drunk, will face a judge.

The numbers are alarming. Texas has the highest number of alcohol related traffic deaths in the country. If these bills are fully passed, they will be the toughest pieces of legislation the U.S. has ever seen.


'Lilly's bill' was created after Lalime. She was hit and killed as she stepped off her Cy-Fair school bus back in December. Prosecutors say Winne fled the scene and was intoxicated at the time of the accident. His blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit. He was arrested and charged with intoxicated manslaughter.

Court records show just six months prior to the accident, Winne was sentenced to 180 days in jail for driving while intoxicated with a child in the car.

Lilly's bill, which was unanimously approved by the Senate, would allow police to order blood or breath tests for anyone they suspect of being drunk. If the driver or boater has a previous DWI conviction or if there is a child in the car or boat, it extends the involuntary testing if the suspect is involved in an accident where someone is injured.

Currently, the law only allows such involuntary testing in accidents involving death or serious bodily injury.

The second bill before Texas lawmakers could bring back sobriety checkpoints. The Texas Supreme Court banned those check points 15 years ago because there was no set standard.

Under the tentatively approved plan, police would have to pick spots for a roadblock based on a history of problems in the area and then advertise the location. The stop couldn't involve checks on driver's licenses or proof of insurance, and individuals cannot be detained for more than three minutes.

The bill also goes beyond what other states have done by including a list of guidelines designed to safeguard against harassing certain bar owners, profiling certain drivers or causing unreasonable delays. But there are some big concerns the pending law would disrupt the lives of more innocent drivers than it would nab guilty ones.

Lilly's Law is expected to pass in the House. However, the fate of the sobriety checkpoint bill remains unseen. It has one more procedural vote in the Senate before moving on to the House, where more opposition is expected.


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And another infowars disinformation campaign....
Perhaps,
I remember that same said about the MIAC Report.
Who broke that story?

I remember going to some Cop Forums to check responses to it.
Extremely Disheartening.

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