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[Ingomike]

So we now have to censor the truth because people might not like it?

Sadly, yes we do. A republican has enough battles to fight without creating one in this pet worshiping obsessed world.

It's a normal thing to do what she did. If one of my dogs went and killed my neighbors chickens I'd have to pay for that and kill the dog.

Not normal to the masses today. They have no idea the codes folks live by that truly are rural farm type folks.

 

[BehindBlueI's]

I'd leave that question to the local expert.
@BehindBlueI's

Without sorting through this thread, I understand the question to be are most fentanyl deaths from people voluntarily using illicit drugs? Yes. The "hot shot" or intentionally murdering someone via an intentional overdose is almost entirely within the realm of families in denial about their loved ones' ongoing drug use and urban legend. I won't say "never", but I've yet to see such a case proven even to the level of probable cause.

 

[DadSmith]

Police Who Shot Florida Airman 6 Times in His Home May Have Entered Wrong Apartment, Family Says

Senior Airman Roger Fortson lived in an off-base residence, and his special operations squadron at Hurlburt Field in the Florida panhandle flies AC-130J Ghostrider gunships.

www.military.com

 

[TheGrumpyGuy]

Police Who Shot Florida Airman 6 Times in His Home May Have Entered Wrong Apartment, Family Says

Senior Airman Roger Fortson lived in an off-base residence, and his special operations squadron at Hurlburt Field in the Florida panhandle flies AC-130J Ghostrider gunships.

www.military.com

Sounds like that department is full of twitchy, trigger happy flunkies

 

[rhamersley]

VIDEO — 'They Weren't Focused on Consequences': Boeing Whistleblower Claims He Was Pressured to Ignore Defects

A Boeing whistleblower recently claimed he was chided for slowing production when he found defects in airplane parts.

www.breitbart.com

Anybody want to start a pool on when Mr. Paredes is found dead?

 

[DadSmith]

Senate passes FAA bill after DC-area senators drop blockade - Washington Examiner

The Senate passed a major aviation bill on Thursday, marking an end to a monthslong fight over whether to add more flights to the nation’s busiest runway.

www.washingtonexaminer.com