Wednesday, August 26, 2015
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Donald Trump Can Add This Guy to A Cabinet Post.....
The father
of one of the men who stopped a possible terrorist attack on a French
train on Friday has delivered a strong message about political
correctness.
Emanuel Skarlatos, the father of National Guardsman Alek Skarlatos, called MSNBC
and discussed the heroic actions of his son and four other men who took
down the gunman, and finished the conversation by asking, ‘Can I just
say one quick thing?’
‘It’s
better to die like a lion that be slaughtered like sheep. And this
terrorist coward deserved what he got, and the PC crowd needs to
recognize terrorism for what it is. And I thank you very much for having
me on,’ the father told host Tamron Hall.
Monday, August 24, 2015
Serious Pintle Takes His Job Serious...
On my commute this morning I followed this truck for about 10-15 mins.
This was what caught my eye and I had a chuckle.....
I wonder if anyone else notices shit like that?
Sunday, August 23, 2015
You Would Think There Would Have To Be Way More Due Diligence Before SWAT Was Allowed..
... to barge in.
WORCESTER, Mass. (WHDH) -
A Worcester family is demanding answers after the State Police and a Worcester SWAT team raided their house by mistake.
Bryant Alequin, 23, said he was getting ready for work early Wednesday morning when someone charged up their stairwell and kicked in their front door.
"It was 5:30 in the morning, they came in the house, they didn't want to disclose any information," said Alequin. "It was traumatizing."
Alequin said the officers told him to shut up when he asked about his wife and children, who were also in the apartment. What made it worse was the police had raided the wrong house.
READ HERE
WORCESTER, Mass. (WHDH) -
A Worcester family is demanding answers after the State Police and a Worcester SWAT team raided their house by mistake.
Bryant Alequin, 23, said he was getting ready for work early Wednesday morning when someone charged up their stairwell and kicked in their front door.
"It was 5:30 in the morning, they came in the house, they didn't want to disclose any information," said Alequin. "It was traumatizing."
Alequin said the officers told him to shut up when he asked about his wife and children, who were also in the apartment. What made it worse was the police had raided the wrong house.
READ HERE
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