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Mark Anderson
Apr 16, 2013, 12:01:49 AM4/16/13
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That was the slogan the Brits had while bombs fell on them during World
War II. Now we're less than a day into this tragedy and the Chicago
Tribune sports an article with a photo of a security goon with an
untrained dog in some Red Line subway station as perhaps a look into our
future. What we really need is TSA to protect every summer event. We
also need three more aircraft carriers and a couple dozen F-35s to
deliver us from this evil.
Here's the link:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-chicago-public-events-
safety-20130416,0,3651740.story
Boston marathon explosion could reshape security at Illinois events
Officials will look closely at blast to see if safety procedures should
be adjusted
War II. Now we're less than a day into this tragedy and the Chicago
Tribune sports an article with a photo of a security goon with an
untrained dog in some Red Line subway station as perhaps a look into our
future. What we really need is TSA to protect every summer event. We
also need three more aircraft carriers and a couple dozen F-35s to
deliver us from this evil.
Here's the link:
http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-chicago-public-events-
safety-20130416,0,3651740.story
Boston marathon explosion could reshape security at Illinois events
Officials will look closely at blast to see if safety procedures should
be adjusted
spamtrap1888
Apr 16, 2013, 10:19:10 AM4/16/13
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Hell, ban every type of bag in public. "If it saves one life." Let
people use giant rubberbands to hold their papers. Or the type of book
strap Timmy used on Lassie.
But what about laptops and tablets, I hear you ask.
Imagine them filled with explosives, I say.
In fact, this might not have been an ordinary explosive blast, but a
bunch of lithium ion batteries.
smr
Apr 16, 2013, 10:41:08 AM4/16/13
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In article <fb6bd4e0-af0a-4382-8bc9-
48ede9...@fz1g2000pbb.googlegroups.com>, spamtr...@gmail.com says...
whiny posts about this event in order to make it all about them. You guys
led the list.
--
smr
48ede9...@fz1g2000pbb.googlegroups.com>, spamtr...@gmail.com says...
>
> On Apr 15, 9:01ï¿œpm, Mark Anderson <m...@nospambradnylion.com> wrote:
> > That was the slogan the Brits had while bombs fell on them during World
> > War II. ï¿œNow we're less than a day into this tragedy and the Chicago
> On Apr 15, 9:01ï¿œpm, Mark Anderson <m...@nospambradnylion.com> wrote:
> > That was the slogan the Brits had while bombs fell on them during World
> > Tribune sports an article with a photo of a security goon with an
> > untrained dog in some Red Line subway station as perhaps a look into our
> > future. ï¿œWhat we really need is TSA to protect every summer event. ï¿œWe
> > untrained dog in some Red Line subway station as perhaps a look into our
> > also need three more aircraft carriers and a couple dozen F-35s to
> > deliver us from this evil.
> >
> > Here's the link:
> >
> > http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-chicago-public-events-
> > safety-20130416,0,3651740.story
> >
> > Boston marathon explosion could reshape security at Illinois events
> >
> > Officials will look closely at blast to see if safety procedures should
> > be adjusted
>
> Ban gym bags.
>
> Hell, ban every type of bag in public. "If it saves one life." Let
> people use giant rubberbands to hold their papers. Or the type of book
> strap Timmy used on Lassie.
>
> But what about laptops and tablets, I hear you ask.
>
> Imagine them filled with explosives, I say.
>
> In fact, this might not have been an ordinary explosive blast, but a
> bunch of lithium ion batteries.
I was wondering which of our regulars would be the first to post bitchy-
> > deliver us from this evil.
> >
> > Here's the link:
> >
> > http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-chicago-public-events-
> > safety-20130416,0,3651740.story
> >
> > Boston marathon explosion could reshape security at Illinois events
> >
> > Officials will look closely at blast to see if safety procedures should
> > be adjusted
>
> Ban gym bags.
>
> Hell, ban every type of bag in public. "If it saves one life." Let
> people use giant rubberbands to hold their papers. Or the type of book
> strap Timmy used on Lassie.
>
> But what about laptops and tablets, I hear you ask.
>
> Imagine them filled with explosives, I say.
>
> In fact, this might not have been an ordinary explosive blast, but a
> bunch of lithium ion batteries.
whiny posts about this event in order to make it all about them. You guys
led the list.
--
smr
Mark Anderson
Apr 17, 2013, 6:12:33 PM4/17/13
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In article spamtr...@gmail.com says...
inside is an expensive camera and lens. I do not want to ever have to
deal with goons and expose all the expensive goodies inside to
neerdowell passersby. The pic in the above linked article shows a
security guard holding back a dog blindly barking at an entire subway
train. This dog is not trained and most likely its handler isn't as
well. Give these people any kind of stop and search powers because they
have some "hunch" and it won't be good for anyone.
It appears 4chan has a think tank and they're doing their own
investigation. Quite fascinating.
http://imgur.com/a/sUrnA
I always thought it would be a good idea for the Chicago Police to put
all their blue light and other surveillance cameras online live to let
the Internet crowd source observing them.
> > http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-chicago-public-events-
> > safety-20130416,0,3651740.story
> >
> > Boston marathon explosion could reshape security at Illinois events
> >
> > Officials will look closely at blast to see if safety procedures should
> > be adjusted
>
> Ban gym bags.
>
> Hell, ban every type of bag in public. "If it saves one life." Let
> people use giant rubberbands to hold their papers. Or the type of book
> strap Timmy used on Lassie.
>
> But what about laptops and tablets, I hear you ask.
>
> Imagine them filled with explosives, I say.
>
> In fact, this might not have been an ordinary explosive blast, but a
> bunch of lithium ion batteries.
I generally carry a dilapidated commuter bag to hide the fact that
> > safety-20130416,0,3651740.story
> >
> > Boston marathon explosion could reshape security at Illinois events
> >
> > Officials will look closely at blast to see if safety procedures should
> > be adjusted
>
> Ban gym bags.
>
> Hell, ban every type of bag in public. "If it saves one life." Let
> people use giant rubberbands to hold their papers. Or the type of book
> strap Timmy used on Lassie.
>
> But what about laptops and tablets, I hear you ask.
>
> Imagine them filled with explosives, I say.
>
> In fact, this might not have been an ordinary explosive blast, but a
> bunch of lithium ion batteries.
inside is an expensive camera and lens. I do not want to ever have to
deal with goons and expose all the expensive goodies inside to
neerdowell passersby. The pic in the above linked article shows a
security guard holding back a dog blindly barking at an entire subway
train. This dog is not trained and most likely its handler isn't as
well. Give these people any kind of stop and search powers because they
have some "hunch" and it won't be good for anyone.
It appears 4chan has a think tank and they're doing their own
investigation. Quite fascinating.
http://imgur.com/a/sUrnA
I always thought it would be a good idea for the Chicago Police to put
all their blue light and other surveillance cameras online live to let
the Internet crowd source observing them.
smr
Apr 17, 2013, 6:30:15 PM4/17/13
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In article <MPG.2bd8e85d1...@news.speakeasy.net>,
m...@nospambradnylion.com says...
The fact that you typed "4chan" and "think tank" in the same sentence
without gagging says all we need to know about your intelligence.
--
smr
m...@nospambradnylion.com says...
without gagging says all we need to know about your intelligence.
--
smr
Ts of Og
Apr 17, 2013, 7:23:30 PM4/17/13
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On Apr 17, 5:12 pm, Mark Anderson <m...@nospambradnylion.com> wrote:
> In article spamtrap1...@gmail.com says...
Electric ??
> In article spamtrap1...@gmail.com says...
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> > >http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-chicago-public-events-
> > > safety-20130416,0,3651740.story
>
> > > Boston marathon explosion could reshape security at Illinois events
>
> > > Officials will look closely at blast to see if safety procedures should
> > > be adjusted
>
> > Ban gym bags.
>
> > Hell, ban every type of bag in public. "If it saves one life." Let
> > people use giant rubberbands to hold their papers. Or the type of book
> > strap Timmy used on Lassie.
>
> > But what about laptops and tablets, I hear you ask.
>
> > Imagine them filled with explosives, I say.
>
> > In fact, this might not have been an ordinary explosive blast, but a
> > bunch of lithium ion batteries.
>
> I generally carry a dilapidated commuter bag to hide the fact that
> inside is an expensive camera and lens. I do not want to ever have to
> deal with goons and expose all the expensive goodies inside to
> neerdowell passersby. The pic in the above linked article shows a
> security guard holding back a dog blindly barking at an entire subway
> train. This dog is not trained and most likely its handler isn't as
> well. Give these people any kind of stop and search powers because they
> have some "hunch" and it won't be good for anyone.
>
> It appears 4chan has a think tank and they're doing their own
> investigation. Quite fascinating.
>
> http://imgur.com/a/sUrnA
How ironic would it be if the pressure cookers were from General
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> > >http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-chicago-public-events-
> > > safety-20130416,0,3651740.story
>
> > > Boston marathon explosion could reshape security at Illinois events
>
> > > Officials will look closely at blast to see if safety procedures should
> > > be adjusted
>
> > Ban gym bags.
>
> > Hell, ban every type of bag in public. "If it saves one life." Let
> > people use giant rubberbands to hold their papers. Or the type of book
> > strap Timmy used on Lassie.
>
> > But what about laptops and tablets, I hear you ask.
>
> > Imagine them filled with explosives, I say.
>
> > In fact, this might not have been an ordinary explosive blast, but a
> > bunch of lithium ion batteries.
>
> I generally carry a dilapidated commuter bag to hide the fact that
> inside is an expensive camera and lens. I do not want to ever have to
> deal with goons and expose all the expensive goodies inside to
> neerdowell passersby. The pic in the above linked article shows a
> security guard holding back a dog blindly barking at an entire subway
> train. This dog is not trained and most likely its handler isn't as
> well. Give these people any kind of stop and search powers because they
> have some "hunch" and it won't be good for anyone.
>
> It appears 4chan has a think tank and they're doing their own
> investigation. Quite fascinating.
>
> http://imgur.com/a/sUrnA
Electric ??
smr
Apr 17, 2013, 8:16:58 PM4/17/13
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smr
RonT
Apr 17, 2013, 8:50:59 PM4/17/13
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12 year olds and kenji in the basement with a laptop.
Geoff Gass
Apr 17, 2013, 9:19:03 PM4/17/13
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and the guy/dog are CPD. which means the dog and handler are very well
trained.
Mark Anderson
Apr 18, 2013, 3:01:13 PM4/18/13
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In article g...@tanzenmb.com says...
> even better when he keeps saying "security guard", I went to the trib story
> and the guy/dog are CPD. which means the dog and handler are very well
> trained.
Look at the pic moron. The dog is not trained CPD or not.
> and the guy/dog are CPD. which means the dog and handler are very well
> trained.
Mark Anderson
Apr 18, 2013, 3:01:14 PM4/18/13
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In article n...@home.com says...
though most of their "suspects" have been ruled out by their own photo
collection. You have to give them credit for effort. Perhaps one day
when something like this happens the Internet crowd sourcing through the
proliferation of cameras will discover the culprits before the police
do.
> Yeah, 4chan, that's a good source.
>
> 12 year olds and kenji in the basement with a laptop.
I found it interesting/ironic 4chan attempting to do a good deed even
>
> 12 year olds and kenji in the basement with a laptop.
though most of their "suspects" have been ruled out by their own photo
collection. You have to give them credit for effort. Perhaps one day
when something like this happens the Internet crowd sourcing through the
proliferation of cameras will discover the culprits before the police
do.
core
Apr 18, 2013, 3:29:18 PM4/18/13
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On Thu, 18 Apr 2013 15:01:13 -0400, Mark Anderson <m...@nospambradnylion.com>
wrote:
Amazing how you can take one photo, out of context, and make that claim. Maybe
you're psychic ? or is it psycho..
wrote:
you're psychic ? or is it psycho..
Mark Anderson
Apr 18, 2013, 3:32:19 PM4/18/13
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In article core-...@spamless.spook.homeip.net says...
The dog is barking at a moving subway train. Under what context is that
an appropriate behaviour for any dog let alone one that must deal with
the public?
an appropriate behaviour for any dog let alone one that must deal with
the public?
Brent
Apr 18, 2013, 3:44:53 PM4/18/13
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the way you want them done.
A police dog is just another theater prop regardless of how well trained
it is. The dog helps set the scene, create the right perceptions. That's
what it is there for first and foremost. To legitimize whatever the cops
want to do anyway. They even tell us that only 'trained' cops can know
if the dog 'alerted' or not. So who cares if it's some cop's house pet?
It does what's needed of it. You trust the police, so what's the
problem?
Ts of Og
Apr 18, 2013, 8:05:18 PM4/18/13
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On Apr 17, 7:50 pm, RonT <n...@home.com> wrote:
> On 4/17/2013 5:12 PM, Mark Anderson wrote:
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> > In article spamtrap1...@gmail.com says...
> On 4/17/2013 5:12 PM, Mark Anderson wrote:
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than the 4chan dudes. I'll go out on a limb and place blame on the
Mortgage Swindlers paying for this, Sen. Warren of Mass. was really
starting to get on the swindlers' case in Senate hearings.
Ts of Og
Apr 18, 2013, 8:10:37 PM4/18/13
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store.
dye
Apr 19, 2013, 2:08:35 PM4/19/13
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In article <6f5e6536-c854-4144...@y12g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>,
more on the 4chan/reddit crowd:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-22214511
--Ken
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Cydrome Leader
Apr 19, 2013, 4:25:14 PM4/19/13
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Chicago Paddling-Fishing
Apr 19, 2013, 5:09:07 PM4/19/13
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Ts of Og <jgro...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>On Apr 17, 7:50?pm, RonT <n...@home.com> wrote:
>> On 4/17/2013 5:12 PM, Mark Anderson wrote:
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>> > In article spamtrap1...@gmail.com says...
>> >>>http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-chicago-public-events-
>> >>> safety-20130416,0,3651740.story
>>
>> >>> Boston marathon explosion could reshape security at Illinois events
>>
>> >>> Officials will look closely at blast to see if safety procedures should
>> >>> be adjusted
>>
>> >> Ban gym bags.
>>
>> >> Hell, ban every type of bag in public. "If it saves one life." Let
>> >> people use giant rubberbands to hold their papers. Or the type of book
>> >> strap Timmy used on Lassie.
>>
>> >> But what about laptops and tablets, I hear you ask.
>>
>> >> Imagine them filled with explosives, I say.
>>
>> >> In fact, this might not have been an ordinary explosive blast, but a
>> >> bunch of lithium ion batteries.
>>
>> > I generally carry a dilapidated commuter bag to hide the fact that
>> > inside is an expensive camera and lens. ?I do not want to ever have to
>> On 4/17/2013 5:12 PM, Mark Anderson wrote:
>>
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>> > In article spamtrap1...@gmail.com says...
>> >>>http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/ct-met-chicago-public-events-
>> >>> safety-20130416,0,3651740.story
>>
>> >>> Boston marathon explosion could reshape security at Illinois events
>>
>> >>> Officials will look closely at blast to see if safety procedures should
>> >>> be adjusted
>>
>> >> Ban gym bags.
>>
>> >> Hell, ban every type of bag in public. "If it saves one life." Let
>> >> people use giant rubberbands to hold their papers. Or the type of book
>> >> strap Timmy used on Lassie.
>>
>> >> But what about laptops and tablets, I hear you ask.
>>
>> >> Imagine them filled with explosives, I say.
>>
>> >> In fact, this might not have been an ordinary explosive blast, but a
>> >> bunch of lithium ion batteries.
>>
>> > I generally carry a dilapidated commuter bag to hide the fact that
>> > deal with goons and expose all the expensive goodies inside to
>> > neerdowell passersby. ?The pic in the above linked article shows a
>> > security guard holding back a dog blindly barking at an entire subway
>> > train. ?This dog is not trained and most likely its handler isn't as
>> > well. ?Give these people any kind of stop and search powers because they
>> > have some "hunch" and it won't be good for anyone.
>>
>> > It appears 4chan has a think tank and they're doing their own
>> > investigation. ?Quite fascinating.
>>
>> > It appears 4chan has a think tank and they're doing their own
>>
>> >http://imgur.com/a/sUrnA
>>
>> > I always thought it would be a good idea for the Chicago Police to put
>> > all their blue light and other surveillance cameras online live to let
>> > the Internet crowd source observing them.
>>
>> Yeah, 4chan, that's a good source.
>>
>> 12 year olds and kenji in the basement with a laptop.
>The FBI/Lord & Taylor pics show 2 different guys, less Arab-y looking
>than the 4chan dudes. I'll go out on a limb and place blame on the
>Mortgage Swindlers paying for this, Sen. Warren of Mass. was really
>starting to get on the swindlers' case in Senate hearings.
I'm sort of surprised you haven't been posting about the guys they are seeking.
>> >http://imgur.com/a/sUrnA
>>
>> > I always thought it would be a good idea for the Chicago Police to put
>> > all their blue light and other surveillance cameras online live to let
>> > the Internet crowd source observing them.
>>
>> Yeah, 4chan, that's a good source.
>>
>> 12 year olds and kenji in the basement with a laptop.
>The FBI/Lord & Taylor pics show 2 different guys, less Arab-y looking
>than the 4chan dudes. I'll go out on a limb and place blame on the
>Mortgage Swindlers paying for this, Sen. Warren of Mass. was really
>starting to get on the swindlers' case in Senate hearings.
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Geoff Gass
Apr 19, 2013, 5:15:15 PM4/19/13
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Brent <tetraethylle...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> A police dog is just another theater prop regardless of how well trained
> it is. The dog helps set the scene, create the right perceptions. That's
> what it is there for first and foremost. To legitimize whatever the cops
> want to do anyway. They even tell us that only 'trained' cops can know
> if the dog 'alerted' or not. So who cares if it's some cop's house pet?
> It does what's needed of it. You trust the police, so what's the
> problem?
having a family friend who is a K-9 cop (in MN), you're as full of shit on
> A police dog is just another theater prop regardless of how well trained
> it is. The dog helps set the scene, create the right perceptions. That's
> what it is there for first and foremost. To legitimize whatever the cops
> want to do anyway. They even tell us that only 'trained' cops can know
> if the dog 'alerted' or not. So who cares if it's some cop's house pet?
> It does what's needed of it. You trust the police, so what's the
> problem?
this as everything else (shocking, I know)
Mark Anderson
Apr 19, 2013, 5:56:27 PM4/19/13
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In article g...@tanzenmb.com says...
> having a family friend who is a K-9 cop (in MN), you're as full of shit on
> this as everything else (shocking, I know)
K-9 Cop in MN != K-9 Cop in Cook County
> this as everything else (shocking, I know)
Ts of Og
Apr 19, 2013, 7:14:38 PM4/19/13
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On Apr 19, 4:09 pm, Chicago Paddling-Fishing <j...@ripco.com> wrote:
Well their names weren't released until today. I wonder if the Borat
movie didn't trigger their rage. I gotta question how they got
their money for rent, car and their terror gear.
They seem to prefer all the "This Old House" project towns to hang out
in. I hope Norm and the gang are safe.
movie didn't trigger their rage. I gotta question how they got
their money for rent, car and their terror gear.
They seem to prefer all the "This Old House" project towns to hang out
in. I hope Norm and the gang are safe.
Geoff Gass
Apr 19, 2013, 8:12:55 PM4/19/13
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dog in exurban MN
Mark Anderson
Apr 19, 2013, 10:38:37 PM4/19/13
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In article g...@tanzenmb.com says...
The retarded shitheads of politically connected relatives in cook county
need jobs. First start by filling up the ranks of Forest Preserve
police, then Cook County Sheriff, then let them play with dogs. In
other words, place them in do nothing jobs where they can do the least
amount of harm to society.
A long time ago I would see some private security outfit with their
muzzled German Shepard on CTA platforms. Totally useless waste of
money. There might be elite canine units around here but based on our
history of graft and corruption in private contracting, I would suspect
the majority of K-9 units in Cook County are trained incompetently. The
Trib picture in the linked to article is one data point that verifies
this.
need jobs. First start by filling up the ranks of Forest Preserve
police, then Cook County Sheriff, then let them play with dogs. In
other words, place them in do nothing jobs where they can do the least
amount of harm to society.
A long time ago I would see some private security outfit with their
muzzled German Shepard on CTA platforms. Totally useless waste of
money. There might be elite canine units around here but based on our
history of graft and corruption in private contracting, I would suspect
the majority of K-9 units in Cook County are trained incompetently. The
Trib picture in the linked to article is one data point that verifies
this.
Brent
Apr 19, 2013, 10:45:19 PM4/19/13
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On 2013-04-19, kenji <k...@everyblock.com> wrote:
> In article <kkpifl$emk$1...@dont-email.me>,
> tell us you maimed by some dog when you were a kid.
>
> That's the only thing I can come up with after reading your last post.
>
> You have anger and fear over dogs.
Dogs like me. Even dogs that don't like other people often do.
However, how police use dogs and the law surrounding it makes it
effectively nothing more than theater.
"Breakfast in Collinsville"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJqq6KCOkdM
> In article <kkpifl$emk$1...@dont-email.me>,
>
> That's the only thing I can come up with after reading your last post.
>
> You have anger and fear over dogs.
Dogs like me. Even dogs that don't like other people often do.
However, how police use dogs and the law surrounding it makes it
effectively nothing more than theater.
"Breakfast in Collinsville"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJqq6KCOkdM
Brent
Apr 19, 2013, 10:54:11 PM4/19/13
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alert or your friend doesn't exist. It's well known how a handler can
make a dog alert.
Meanwhile court decisions and statistics show otherwise.
Here's how it's done:
Here's how to make a dog false alert:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=rJqq6KCOkdM#t=697s
Geoff Gass
Apr 20, 2013, 1:18:54 AM4/20/13
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Mark Anderson <m...@nospambradnylion.com> wrote:
> In article g...@tanzenmb.com says...
>>
>> Mark Anderson <m...@nospambradnylion.com> wrote:
>> > In article g...@tanzenmb.com says...
>> >> having a family friend who is a K-9 cop (in MN), you're as full of shit on
>> >> this as everything else (shocking, I know)
>> >
>> > K-9 Cop in MN != K-9 Cop in Cook County
>>
>> yep, the dog in cook county spends more time dealing with shitheads than the
>> dog in exurban MN
>
> The retarded shitheads of politically connected relatives in cook county
> need jobs. First start by filling up the ranks of Forest Preserve
> police, then Cook County Sheriff, then let them play with dogs. In
> other words, place them in do nothing jobs where they can do the least
> amount of harm to society.
you fucking idiot. the lazy clouted don't want on K-9 because it entails
> In article g...@tanzenmb.com says...
>>
>> Mark Anderson <m...@nospambradnylion.com> wrote:
>> > In article g...@tanzenmb.com says...
>> >> having a family friend who is a K-9 cop (in MN), you're as full of shit on
>> >> this as everything else (shocking, I know)
>> >
>> > K-9 Cop in MN != K-9 Cop in Cook County
>>
>> yep, the dog in cook county spends more time dealing with shitheads than the
>> dog in exurban MN
>
> The retarded shitheads of politically connected relatives in cook county
> need jobs. First start by filling up the ranks of Forest Preserve
> police, then Cook County Sheriff, then let them play with dogs. In
> other words, place them in do nothing jobs where they can do the least
> amount of harm to society.
work. it's a lot of training to be a K-9 officer. the lazy clouted
get promoted instead.
> A long time ago I would see some private security outfit with their
> muzzled German Shepard on CTA platforms. Totally useless waste of
> money.
> There might be elite canine units around here but based on our
> history of graft and corruption in private contracting, I would suspect
> the majority of K-9 units in Cook County are trained incompetently. The
> Trib picture in the linked to article is one data point that verifies
> this.
there isn't some shithead just out of sight or that the photog didn't ask
the officer for an action shot or any of a bazillion explanations.
Geoff Gass
Apr 20, 2013, 1:20:16 AM4/20/13
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Brent <tetraethylle...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On 2013-04-19, Geoff Gass <g...@tanzenmb.com> wrote:
>> Brent <tetraethylle...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> A police dog is just another theater prop regardless of how well trained
>>> it is. The dog helps set the scene, create the right perceptions. That's
>>> what it is there for first and foremost. To legitimize whatever the cops
>>> want to do anyway. They even tell us that only 'trained' cops can know
>>> if the dog 'alerted' or not. So who cares if it's some cop's house pet?
>>> It does what's needed of it. You trust the police, so what's the
>>> problem?
>>
>> having a family friend who is a K-9 cop (in MN), you're as full of shit on
>> this as everything else (shocking, I know)
>
> O
blenn on, blennie, blenn on
> On 2013-04-19, Geoff Gass <g...@tanzenmb.com> wrote:
>> Brent <tetraethylle...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> A police dog is just another theater prop regardless of how well trained
>>> it is. The dog helps set the scene, create the right perceptions. That's
>>> what it is there for first and foremost. To legitimize whatever the cops
>>> want to do anyway. They even tell us that only 'trained' cops can know
>>> if the dog 'alerted' or not. So who cares if it's some cop's house pet?
>>> It does what's needed of it. You trust the police, so what's the
>>> problem?
>>
>> having a family friend who is a K-9 cop (in MN), you're as full of shit on
>> this as everything else (shocking, I know)
>
> O
Brent
Apr 20, 2013, 3:25:16 PM4/20/13
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Here's more:
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/2011-01-06/news/ct-met-canine-officers-20110105_1_drug-sniffing-dogs-alex-rothacker-drug-dog
"The dog teams are not held to any statutory standard of performance in
Illinois or most other states, experts and dog handlers said, though
private groups offer certification for the canines."
and
"Rothacker, who trained dogs for both Naperville and McHenry County,
said many trainers use suspect methods and some handlers are "very lazy"
about training their dogs."
Theater. That's all the dog is.
Mark Anderson
Apr 20, 2013, 9:38:14 PM4/20/13
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In article g...@tanzenmb.com says...
never bark or act aggressively ever. That dog in the Trib pic is
straining his handlers leash which also should never happen with a
trained animal. Obviously you know very little about dogs.
> > The Trib picture in the linked to article is one data point that
> > verifies this.
>
> yeah, because you know exactly what happened in that picture. you know that
> there isn't some shithead just out of sight or that the photog didn't ask
> the officer for an action shot or any of a bazillion explanations.
Unless the dog is guarding a prison or concentration camp it should
> > verifies this.
>
> yeah, because you know exactly what happened in that picture. you know that
> there isn't some shithead just out of sight or that the photog didn't ask
> the officer for an action shot or any of a bazillion explanations.
never bark or act aggressively ever. That dog in the Trib pic is
straining his handlers leash which also should never happen with a
trained animal. Obviously you know very little about dogs.
core
Apr 20, 2013, 11:11:43 PM4/20/13
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On Sat, 20 Apr 2013 21:38:14 -0400, Mark Anderson <m...@nospambradnylion.com>
wrote:
OOOhhhhhh... Now he's an expert on training dogs for police work....
wrote:
Geoff Gass
Apr 21, 2013, 10:27:42 AM4/21/13
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Geoff Gass
Apr 21, 2013, 10:28:38 AM4/21/13
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Brent <tetraethylle...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> On 2013-04-20, Geoff Gass <g...@tanzenmb.com> wrote:
>> Brent <tetraethylle...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> On 2013-04-19, Geoff Gass <g...@tanzenmb.com> wrote:
>>>> Brent <tetraethylle...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>> A police dog is just another theater prop regardless of how well trained
>>>>> it is. The dog helps set the scene, create the right perceptions. That's
>>>>> what it is there for first and foremost. To legitimize whatever the cops
>>>>> want to do anyway. They even tell us that only 'trained' cops can know
>>>>> if the dog 'alerted' or not. So who cares if it's some cop's house pet?
>>>>> It does what's needed of it. You trust the police, so what's the
>>>>> problem?
>>>>
>>>> having a family friend who is a K-9 cop (in MN), you're as full of shit on
>>>> this as everything else (shocking, I know)
>>>
>>> O
>>
>> blenn on, blennie, blenn on
>
> C
luckily for you, blennie, if something ever really goes tits up for you, the
> On 2013-04-20, Geoff Gass <g...@tanzenmb.com> wrote:
>> Brent <tetraethylle...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>> On 2013-04-19, Geoff Gass <g...@tanzenmb.com> wrote:
>>>> Brent <tetraethylle...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>>>>> A police dog is just another theater prop regardless of how well trained
>>>>> it is. The dog helps set the scene, create the right perceptions. That's
>>>>> what it is there for first and foremost. To legitimize whatever the cops
>>>>> want to do anyway. They even tell us that only 'trained' cops can know
>>>>> if the dog 'alerted' or not. So who cares if it's some cop's house pet?
>>>>> It does what's needed of it. You trust the police, so what's the
>>>>> problem?
>>>>
>>>> having a family friend who is a K-9 cop (in MN), you're as full of shit on
>>>> this as everything else (shocking, I know)
>>>
>>> O
>>
>> blenn on, blennie, blenn on
>
> C
police will help you anyway.
Mark Anderson
Apr 21, 2013, 2:16:13 PM4/21/13
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make me sound like an expert.
Brent
Apr 22, 2013, 11:45:35 AM4/22/13
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Try to at least make a remark relevant to this decade.
Chicago Paddling-Fishing
May 21, 2013, 1:50:34 AM5/21/13
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Ts of Og <jgro...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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