Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Annoyed at Alabama Post

I have had to redo this pos because the Blogger tools and html coding is such shit. I know it is too conspiratorial to suggest nefariousness; however, I've noticed this happening a lot lately. I set up a post, get it ready to roll, take a look at the previews, everything is fine, then I go back in to add and update and the whole thing is f***ed up. I guess anything to slow down those exposing the truth!

Anyhow.... 

He's been poisoned, folks!

The government literally poisoned him, folks. 

"His property has a white trailer that, according to Creel, Dykes said he bought from FEMA after it was used to house evacuees from Hurricane Katrina."


Yup, that's the government that loves you so much as it protects you from terrorists and gun violence and all the other wonderful things government does. 

Yes, they do provide some services; however, only because they have to keep the system running. If they stole everything and gave back nothing we would all be out in the street in five seconds.

Or holed-up in a bunker, right?

"Details emerge on suspect holding 5-year-old in bunker" by Bruce Smith |  Associated Press, February 04, 2013

MIDLAND CITY, Ala. — As an Alabama standoff and hostage drama marked a sixth day Sunday, more details emerged about the suspect at the center, with neighbors and officials painting a picture of an isolated man estranged from his family....

I'm only going with the new stuff, folks. You can check my link below for the rest. 

A neighbor, Michael Creel, said Jim Lee Dykes, 65 — a veteran of the Vietnam War known as Jimmy to neighbors —  kept to himself and listened to a lot of conservative talk radio.

Uh-oh.

‘‘He was very into what’s going on with the nation and the politics and all the laws being made,’’ he said....

His property has a white trailer that, according to Creel, Dykes said he bought from FEMA after it was used to house evacuees from Hurricane Katrina. The property also has a steel shipping container — like those on container ships — in which Dykes stores tools.

Next to the container is the underground bunker where officials say Dykes is holed up with the 5-year-old. Neighbors say the bunker has a pipe so Dykes could hear people coming near his driveway. Officials have been using the ventilation pipe to communicate with him.

The younger Creel, who said he helped Dykes with supplies to build the bunker and has been in it twice, said Dykes wanted protection from hurricanes.

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Coverage is still burning bright.

The Feds stormed the bunker after deciding the boy was in imminent danger? Then Clint Van Zandt is a damn deception artist.

NEXT DAY UPDATE: 

I don't know why my printed piece needed a rewrite and edit, but.... 

"Authorities storm Ala. bunker, rescue boy, 5; Six-day standoff ends with death of kidnapper" by Tamara Lush and Kate Brumback  |  Associated Press, February 05, 2013

MIDLAND CITY, Ala. — Authorities stormed an underground bunker Monday in southeastern Alabama, freeing a 5-year-old boy and leaving his captor dead after a week of fruitless negotiations that left authorities convinced the child was in imminent danger.

We heard the same thing at Waco.

Jimmy Lee Dykes, 65, had taken the child off a school bus after fatally shooting the driver, authorities said. Dykes had been seen with a gun, and officers concluded the boy was in danger, said Steve Richardson of the FBI’s office in Mobile.

It was not immediately clear how authorities determined the man had a gun or exactly how Dykes died....

Starting to really stink because the web added this: 

"Neighbors described hearing what sounded like gunshots around the time officials said they entered the shelter."

They KILLED HIM!

The rescue capped a long drama that drew national attention to this town of 2,400 people nestled amid peanut farms and cotton fields...

That is WHY the FEDS MOVED! This was beginning to GET EMBARRASSING!

The shelter had no toilet

That could be a problem. 

Melissa Knighton, city clerk in Midland City, said a woman had been praying in the town center Monday afternoon. Not long after, the mayor called with news that Dykes was dead and that the boy was safe.

‘‘She must have had a direct line to God because shortly after she left, they heard the news,’’ Knighton said.

I like to leave God out of the killing business. 

Ronda Wilbur, a neighbor of Dykes who said the man beat her dog to death last year with a pipe, said she was relieved to be done with the stress of knowing Dykes was patrolling his yard and willing to shoot at anyone or anything that trespassed.

‘‘The nightmare is over,’’ she said. ‘‘It’s been a long couple of years of having constant stress.’’

What the web version cut

FBI bomb technicians later scoured the property for any explosive device, FBI spokesman Jason Pack said. He added that they would be conducting an even more exhaustive search of the site once it is deemed safe. 

????????

Daryle Hendry, who lives about a quarter mile from where Dykes' bunker was located, said he heard a boom Monday afternoon, followed what sounded like a gunshot.

The standoff lasted more than 140 hours, making it among the longest in recent memory involving a single hostage taker.

And that is why they went in! The guy had a gun, the kid was in danger cover is a load of crap! Think about it: the kid was his insurance policy. The last thing Dykes would have wanted to do is harm him. The whole cover story is out there to justify the bad p.r. that was coming from having the AmeriKan media down there.

Midland City Mayor Virgil Skipper described Midland City as a place where people work, pray, and spend time with their families.

Across the street from Dykes' property, fliers imploring people to pray for the little boy were stuck onto the chain-link fence outside the Midland City Elementary School, where he is enrolled. The fence also has been adorned with black, white, and red ribbons.    

What the web version added

He was known by his neighbors for his antigovernment rants and patrolling his property with a gun, ready to shoot trespassers. He had stayed for several days in the tiny bunker before.  

‘‘He always said he’d never be taken alive. I knew he’d never come out of there,’’ said an acquaintance, Roger Arnold.

Dykes believed the government had control of many things, including a dog track he frequented in the Florida Panhandle. Arnold said that Dykes believed if a dog was far ahead and wasn’t supposed to win, the government would shock it....

Oh, now Dykes was a complete whacko, huh? The government is controlling the dog races!

 This the best cover story you guys can come up with? Well has run dry, huh?  

Monday evening, officers were sweeping the property to make sure Dykes had not set up any bombs that could detonate. Full details of the bunker raid had not yet emerged. However, at a late Monday news conference, authorities declined to elaborate on how they had observed Dykes or on how he died, citing the pending investigation.

Absolutely stinks of a cover up. 

Dale County Sheriff Wally Olson said Dykes was armed when officers entered the bunker to rescue the child. He said the boy was threatened but declined to elaborate....

Weren't they putting him in more danger by entering when Dykes was allegedly armed? What this is looking like -- and the censorship is certainly making me suspicious -- is that they surprised the guy and shot him!

Michael Senn, pastor of a church near where reporters had been camped out since the standoff began, said Midland City has long relied on a strong Christian faith, a policy of ‘‘love thy neighbor,’’ and the power of group prayer.

Love thy neighbor, all except Dykes.

The child’s plight prompted nightly candlelight vigils.

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I'm not saying Dykes was an angel, but the government couldn't have handled this better?  I suppose Dykes deserved to die, huh?

And ONCE AGAIN I GET a TOTAL REWRITE???????? 

"Kidnapped Alabama boy seems to be OK; Abductor’s body still in bunker" by Jay Reeves and Kate Brumback  |  Associated Press, February 06, 2013

MIDLAND CITY, Ala. — The Alabama man who held a 5-year-old boy captive for nearly a week engaged in a firefight with SWAT agents storming his underground bunker before he was killed during the rescue operation, the FBI said Tuesday night. 

Now WHO COULDN'T SEE THAT COMING? I guess that is why this pos piece had to be rewritten. 

Also, bomb technicians scouring his rural property found two explosive devices, one in the bunker, one in a plastic pipe that negotiators used to communicate with the man. 

I SMELL A PLANT, sorry!! Wouldn't had I not had to deal with such censorship from the AmeriKan media. I mean, WTF, folks??!!!!

Officers killed Jimmy Lee Dykes, said an official, speaking on condition of anonymity. Monday’s bunker raid came six days after Dykes boarded a school bus, fatally shot the driver, and abducted the boy.

Dykes, 65, “reinforced the bunker against any attempted entry by law enforcement,” FBI Special Agent Jason Pack said in an e-mail. The devices found were “disrupted,” Pack said, though he did not say whether that meant they were detonated or disarmed. Officers will continue to sweep the 100-acre property and, when they finish, authorities can more thoroughly investigate, Pack said. 

This is REALLY STINKING TO HIGH HEAVEN, folks!!!

For days, officers passed food, medicine, toys, and other items into the bunker, which was similar to a tornado shelter and apparently had water, heat, and cable television.

On Monday, authorities said, Dykes had a gun and appeared increasingly agitated, though it was unclear how his behavior changed. Negotiations deteriorated. Law enforcement agents could view Dykes with some sort of camera, which is how they saw that he had a gun. 

Pack declined to get into specifics, but confirmed that high-tech surveillance equipment was used.

Neighbors said they heard explosions and gunshots, though the FBI and local authorities did not say how many shots were fired and by whom.

No officers or agents were injured.

The boy also appeared to be doing well Tuesday at a hospital, acting like a normal kid. He ran around, playing with a toy dinosaur and other action figures, eating a turkey sandwich, and watching “SpongeBob SquarePants,” relatives and Sheriff Wally Olson said.

Betty Jean Ransbottom, the boy’s grandmother. She added that she feared the ordeal would stay with the child, who turns 6 on Wednesday.

The family was relieved and grateful for all the support in a community where ribbons, fliers, and vigils all symbolized the prayers for the safe return of the boy, whom law enforcement officials have only identified by his first name, Ethan.

The boy’s mother expressed her thanks for all the hard work of so many officers to bring her son home. The woman declined to be identified, the statement said.

“For the first time in almost a week, I woke up this morning to the most beautiful sight ... my sweet boy,” she said. “I can’t describe how incredible it is to hold him again.”

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What was in my printed piece of Boston Globe s*** that has been COMPLETELY SCRUBBED from the WEB which means I have to waste time TYPING THIS S*** BY HAND:

Meanwhile, authorities grateful for a happy ending began a careful investigation. 

A happy ending? A man is dead!

Agents swept the 100-acre property for explosives for a second day, part of an investigation so painstaking that authorities had not removed the body of the abductor, 65-year-old Jimmy Lee Dykes, official said. 

What does ONE have to do with the OTHER? They couldn't remove his rotting corpse? That's either just an insult to the dead, or the government is hiding something. 

FBI officials have offered few details about the standoff and raid that ended it.... 

Well, the pressure must have been on because they apparently came up with the cover story crap they released overnight(?).

Betty Jean Ransbottom, the boy's grandmother, said the family had not been told much about what happened because of the ongoing investigation.... 

Look at the government hiding its actions behind an investigation.

On Monday, authorities said Dykes had a gun and appeared increasingly agitated, though it was unclear exactly how his behavior changed. Negotiations, the details of which have not been made public, were deteriorating. Agents stormed the bunker, whisking the boy to safety and leaving Dykes dead. 

If Dykes had a gun wouldn't he have shot the boy as the agents were storming in?

Neighbors said they heard what sounded like explosions and gunshots, though the FBI and local authorities would not confirm whether shots were fired or explosives detonated. 

A law enforcement official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said Dykes was killed by agents. The official requested anonymity.

However, Dale County Coroner Woodrow Hilboldt said Tuesday that he had not been able to confirm exactly how Dykes died because the man's body had remained in the bunker. An autopsy was to be conducted in Montgomery once the body was removed.

And who knows when that will be.