Roudy
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Is looting or attacking and burning down peoples businesses and govt. buildings considered breaking the law?Stop breaking the law....and you won't have anything to worry about.
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Is looting or attacking and burning down peoples businesses and govt. buildings considered breaking the law?Stop breaking the law....and you won't have anything to worry about.
What makes you think they were investigating HIM.He was named a person of interest a week ago and was sought for questioning but refused.
Nice try at the spin
The fact that they were at his house LAST WEEK with local & state officials.What makes you think they were investigating HIM.
You arent recognizing the difference between a missing person case and a murder investigation. Its a massive distinction that dictates their protocol.The fact that they were at his house LAST WEEK with local & state officials.
You think they were there for tea?
The lack of common sense on this board is amusing
Dead, eh? I don't buy that without corpus delecti, although I would not lose a moments' sleep if he found that way. I do not for a moment think he will be found in a 25 acre swamp, just because his mustang was found there. It sounds like misdirection to me.They didn't need to hold him. They needed to follow him. Track his movements and actions.
Personally I bet he's dead
Yeah, and he deserves due process. You're trying to use the media to convict him before all the facts come out. Stop doing that, and be patient.Have you watched the news dumbfuck? He is THE ONLY PERSON OF INTEREST.
We don't know how it turned out yet and you don't see into the future.They were watching his house like a hawk. The whole nation was and look how that turned out.
You gotta be fucking stupid to say stuff no one is actually saying.You gotta be really dumb to think he was as innocent as OJ
I do like how the ex con is calling law enforcement incompetent. That's rich.
Yeah, and he deserves due process. You're trying to use the media to convict him before all the facts come out. Stop doing that, and be patient.
We don't know how it turned out yet and you don't see into the future.
You gotta be fucking stupid to say stuff no one is actually saying.
Ask Tim McVeigh. Oh wait, you can't.And the point of this thread wasn't about due process. Due process is not violated by tailing a suspect.
The FBI FAILED SPECTACULARLY.
How is it that the most wanted man for questioning in the entire nation just walks away as the entire country is camped on his damn lawn?
Like the back of a Volkswagen?The FBI is a dirty organization. Sucks. Leaves us in a weird place.
Not sure how LE failed here.Not sure when the FBI got involved. This guy disappeared before the local Florida police named him as a person of interest.
Not to mention the local police in Utah failed to help this poor woman before she was murdered.
Plenty of blame to go around.
Yes.Is looting or attacking and burning down peoples businesses and govt. buildings considered breaking the law?
Perhaps he did, you fucking ingrate. Nothing obvious about any of it. Not much is known. Is there even a cause of death yet? Without that you know exactly jack and shit.Due process doesn't mean you let him waltz out of the country, which he obviously has you ignorant twat.
I started noticing this for the first time when the CIA and the FBI both seemed to be very involved in overthrowing Trump. Very scary that top secret government intelligence agencies are involved in politics and overthrowing a legitimately elected president. And, since Democrats have taken over they seem to be shoring up all of this, wanting to end the filibuster, add blue states to the union, add seats to the Supreme Court, and round up peaceful protesters on bogus charges.I've stopped buying into the idea that "Biden's" regime is incompetent. The same is true for the FBI, CIA, and DHS, as well as the Capitol police. They aren't failing, they are fulfilling the role that's been set for them. They have become traitors to this nation and the sooner people twig to that, the better able they'll be to try to avoid being crushed by them. I'm convinced that merely stating this out loud will sooner or later be enough to have them banging on your door - or kicking it in - at zero-dark-thirty. Just like the good old days in the Soviet Union.