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Dave Stallard
Apr 23, 2013, 10:43:52 PM4/23/13
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Before proceeding to the photo itself, let's first dispose of one question: Yes, it is real, and this has been confirmed by law enforcement.
Now, here's the link. WARNING: *IMAGE EXTREMELY GRAPHIC*. Woo-hoo! Oh, it's not THAT bad, for Heaven's sake. Take a look:
http://i.imgur.com/0U0ozqt.jpg
Now, the first thing that will certainly catch the viewer's attention is the gaping bloody fissure opening into his chest cavity. It is actually blurred out in some versions. Don't be shocked! It is not a wound from the combat or capture at all. Instead, it is the result of an emergency thoracotomy, where they make an opening into the chest cavity, spreading the ribs, so that they access the heart in order to massage it or drain blood from the sack around it. You can even see brown-yellow iodine stains around the incision. It's for extreme emergencies where the patient is in traumatic cardiac arrest. And fuck-all it did for him, as you can see. They didn't even bother to close the incision, because once you become a stiff, you're put outside like a Christmas tree in January It's a *trauma center*, for Christ's sake, not a fucking *funeral home*. Especially for terrorists.
You can also see some needles where they were probably trying to drain his lungs, plus the usual monitor sucker-thingies, and an IV in his left arm. They just left those on, again why bother with the trash when there are more important things to do.
The blood around his face is probably from him bleeding profusely out his mouth from catastrophic internal bleeding. The other very nasty-looking bit is the raw and bloody right shoulder area. I'm not sure whether this was from him being dragged when his brother ran over him with the SUV (poetic justice) or when one his kettle bombs blew up while he was throwing it. But I presume the medical examiner will tell us.
Moving down the scale, there are a couple of obvious small-caliber bullet holes, one his left side and the other in his left forearm, plus another possible one in his upper left arm. Some abrasions and contusions. But he's hardly Swiss cheese, with "bullet wounds from head to toe", like one of the doctors implied. All in all, I can barely see why the motherfucker's dead!
His little brother ran him over. That's the best part.
Dave
Now, here's the link. WARNING: *IMAGE EXTREMELY GRAPHIC*. Woo-hoo! Oh, it's not THAT bad, for Heaven's sake. Take a look:
http://i.imgur.com/0U0ozqt.jpg
Now, the first thing that will certainly catch the viewer's attention is the gaping bloody fissure opening into his chest cavity. It is actually blurred out in some versions. Don't be shocked! It is not a wound from the combat or capture at all. Instead, it is the result of an emergency thoracotomy, where they make an opening into the chest cavity, spreading the ribs, so that they access the heart in order to massage it or drain blood from the sack around it. You can even see brown-yellow iodine stains around the incision. It's for extreme emergencies where the patient is in traumatic cardiac arrest. And fuck-all it did for him, as you can see. They didn't even bother to close the incision, because once you become a stiff, you're put outside like a Christmas tree in January It's a *trauma center*, for Christ's sake, not a fucking *funeral home*. Especially for terrorists.
You can also see some needles where they were probably trying to drain his lungs, plus the usual monitor sucker-thingies, and an IV in his left arm. They just left those on, again why bother with the trash when there are more important things to do.
The blood around his face is probably from him bleeding profusely out his mouth from catastrophic internal bleeding. The other very nasty-looking bit is the raw and bloody right shoulder area. I'm not sure whether this was from him being dragged when his brother ran over him with the SUV (poetic justice) or when one his kettle bombs blew up while he was throwing it. But I presume the medical examiner will tell us.
Moving down the scale, there are a couple of obvious small-caliber bullet holes, one his left side and the other in his left forearm, plus another possible one in his upper left arm. Some abrasions and contusions. But he's hardly Swiss cheese, with "bullet wounds from head to toe", like one of the doctors implied. All in all, I can barely see why the motherfucker's dead!
His little brother ran him over. That's the best part.
Dave
twobuddha
Apr 23, 2013, 11:31:52 PM4/23/13
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Stallard, always knew you were a sick fuck, but this truly proves my point. One would think that a terrorist like you, who threatens and stalks and tries to control with fear, would have more sympathy for a fellow terrorist.
pigo
Apr 24, 2013, 9:22:23 AM4/24/13
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On Tuesday, April 23, 2013 8:43:52 PM UTC-6, Dave Stallard wrote:
Having never shot someone with my AR I've wondered why it's such a deadly combat weapon given that the round (5.56) isn't that much bigger than a .22. Watching a show on The Military Channel the talked about the high speed of the rounds giving the impact of a .45 at most common ranges. That explains a lot. Tiny holes going in, not so much trying to get out.
The only thing missing from the photo that I could see would be the ham sandwich they should shove in his mouth.
Having never shot someone with my AR I've wondered why it's such a deadly combat weapon given that the round (5.56) isn't that much bigger than a .22. Watching a show on The Military Channel the talked about the high speed of the rounds giving the impact of a .45 at most common ranges. That explains a lot. Tiny holes going in, not so much trying to get out.
The only thing missing from the photo that I could see would be the ham sandwich they should shove in his mouth.
twobuddha
Apr 24, 2013, 9:39:10 AM4/24/13
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Horva...@net.net
Apr 24, 2013, 10:23:27 AM4/24/13
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On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 06:22:23 -0700 (PDT), pigo <bobt...@gmail.com>
wrote this crap:
>On Tuesday, April 23, 2013 8:43:52 PM UTC-6, Dave Stallard wrote:
>
>Having never shot someone with my AR
Wuss.
> I've wondered why it's such a deadly combat weapon given that
> the round (5.56) isn't that much bigger than a .22. Watching a
> show on The Military Channel the talked about the high speed of
> the rounds giving the impact of a .45 at most common ranges.
> That explains a lot. Tiny holes going in, not so much trying to get out.
TV crap. If I shot you with my .45 you would have a hole that a
soccer ball could easily pass through.
There's no need to fear if Trunky is near.
wrote this crap:
>On Tuesday, April 23, 2013 8:43:52 PM UTC-6, Dave Stallard wrote:
>
>Having never shot someone with my AR
> I've wondered why it's such a deadly combat weapon given that
> the round (5.56) isn't that much bigger than a .22. Watching a
> show on The Military Channel the talked about the high speed of
> the rounds giving the impact of a .45 at most common ranges.
> That explains a lot. Tiny holes going in, not so much trying to get out.
soccer ball could easily pass through.
There's no need to fear if Trunky is near.
>
Apr 24, 2013, 10:56:32 AM4/24/13
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7.62 x 51mm round. When it enters a body, it tumbles end over end, which
can more internal body damage than a more stable but more powerful 7.62 x
54mm round shot out of a longer barrel rifle than an AR-15/M-16/M-4 assault
rifle. If there is an exit wound for both rounds, the 5.56mm will probably
have a larger exit wounds than a more stable and more powerful 7.62x51 mm
round. How the AR-15/M-16/M-4 barrels are rifled, also plays a part in the
bullet's stability/instability.
The 5.56mm round was also encouraged for the NATO militaries because a
soldier can carry more 5.56 mm rounds than the 7.62x54mm rounds that were
used for M-14s and FN FAL, and most combat was closer than needed for a
longer barrel rifle.
Basically there was a battle between the Brits and the Yanks in the 1950s
for bullet uniformity for NATO Armed Forces. The Gringos wanted the 5.56mm
Remington round, while the Brits wanted a 7mm (.280 caliber) round. The
Americans won that battle in making the 5.56mm one of the uniform standard
rounds for all NATO countries, along with the 7.62x 51mm. Now, there is a
movement that a 6.8mm Remington round should be the replace the 5.56mm
round in the next generation of assault rifles.
>
Apr 24, 2013, 11:05:39 AM4/24/13
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Dave Stallard <dgsta...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Some abrasions and contusions. But he's hardly Swiss cheese, with "bullet
> wounds from head to toe", like one of the doctors implied. All in all, I
> can barely see why the motherfucker's dead!
>
> His little brother ran him over. That's the best part.
Well Tamerlan was run over and dragged by a multi ton vehicle that was
> Some abrasions and contusions. But he's hardly Swiss cheese, with "bullet
> wounds from head to toe", like one of the doctors implied. All in all, I
> can barely see why the motherfucker's dead!
>
> His little brother ran him over. That's the best part.
going probably up to 30 mph or more, so there was probably major traumatic
injuries. This is compounded with the injuries he already suffered with
the bullet wounds and having one of his homemade bombs exploding in his
hand, (which was probably full of nails and ball bearings)
An interesting followup in this sad and tragic story/ordeal created by
both Tsarnaevs, was that Dzhokhar barreled through the roadblock that the
police set up with the stolen Mercedes with Tamerlan probably underneath.
Horva...@net.net
Apr 24, 2013, 11:22:26 AM4/24/13
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On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 10:05:39 -0500, comadr...@mac.com <comadrejo>
wrote this crap:
wrote this crap:
>
> An interesting followup in this sad and tragic story/ordeal created by
>both Tsarnaevs, was that Dzhokhar barreled through the roadblock that the
>police set up with the stolen Mercedes with Tamerlan probably underneath.
Ouch! They ruined a fine Mercedes.
> An interesting followup in this sad and tragic story/ordeal created by
>both Tsarnaevs, was that Dzhokhar barreled through the roadblock that the
>police set up with the stolen Mercedes with Tamerlan probably underneath.
twobuddha
Apr 24, 2013, 11:28:16 AM4/24/13
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What a great argument for gun control!!!!! Ban rsa freaks from owning weapons! Great start.
Dave Stallard
Apr 24, 2013, 11:31:09 AM4/24/13
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On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 11:22:26 AM UTC-4, Horva...@net.net wrote:
> Ouch! They ruined a fine Mercedes.
And a nice boat too. As a boat owner yourself, I'm sure you can sympathize...
> Ouch! They ruined a fine Mercedes.
Dave
Horva...@net.net
Apr 24, 2013, 11:56:51 AM4/24/13
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On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 08:31:09 -0700 (PDT), Dave Stallard
<dgsta...@gmail.com> wrote this crap:
That was a stinkboat.
There are three kinds of boats. Sailboats, stinkboats, and if you are
a submariner, targets.
<dgsta...@gmail.com> wrote this crap:
There are three kinds of boats. Sailboats, stinkboats, and if you are
a submariner, targets.
twobuddha
Apr 24, 2013, 11:58:28 AM4/24/13
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Horva...@net.net
Apr 24, 2013, 11:58:41 AM4/24/13
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On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 08:28:16 -0700 (PDT), twobuddha
<scot...@hotmail.com> wrote this crap:
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> Ban rsa freaks from owning weapons!
You just need one gun. Use it and paint your basement walls red.
<scot...@hotmail.com> wrote this crap:
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> Ban rsa freaks from owning weapons!
twobuddha
Apr 24, 2013, 11:59:28 AM4/24/13
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On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 8:58:41 AM UTC-7, Horva...@net.net wrote:
> On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 08:28:16 -0700 (PDT), twobuddha
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> <scot...@hotmail.com> wrote this crap:
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> >
>
> > Ban rsa freaks from owning weapons!
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>
>
> You just need one gun. Use it and paint your basement walls red.
How pathetic. How Horvath. How normal for this freak.
> On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 08:28:16 -0700 (PDT), twobuddha
>
> <scot...@hotmail.com> wrote this crap:
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>
>
> >
>
> > Ban rsa freaks from owning weapons!
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>
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> You just need one gun. Use it and paint your basement walls red.
Horva...@net.net
Apr 24, 2013, 12:13:17 PM4/24/13
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On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 09:56:32 -0500, comadr...@mac.com <comadrejo>
wrote this crap:
You are mostly correct. However I don't like your term, "more
unstable," a proper term would be, "slightly less stable." I can hit
a nine inch pie pan at 400 meters nine out of ten times, with open
sights. The .223 is a very stable and accurate round.
The first rifle I ever fired was an M-14 the next was an M-16. I am
an expert in both of them. I've fired everything from a BB gun up to
a 20mm Vulcan gatling gun.
wrote this crap:
unstable," a proper term would be, "slightly less stable." I can hit
a nine inch pie pan at 400 meters nine out of ten times, with open
sights. The .223 is a very stable and accurate round.
The first rifle I ever fired was an M-14 the next was an M-16. I am
an expert in both of them. I've fired everything from a BB gun up to
a 20mm Vulcan gatling gun.
twobuddha
Apr 24, 2013, 12:32:45 PM4/24/13
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BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
You can't even fucking SEE a pie plate at four hundred.
BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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>
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> The first rifle I ever fired was an M-14 the next was an M-16. I am
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> an expert in both of them. I've fired everything from a BB gun up to
>
> a 20mm Vulcan gatling gun.
But you're still a dickless coward, lying freak, and all around pussy.
>
>
> The first rifle I ever fired was an M-14 the next was an M-16. I am
>
> an expert in both of them. I've fired everything from a BB gun up to
>
> a 20mm Vulcan gatling gun.
twobuddha
Apr 24, 2013, 12:34:34 PM4/24/13
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What is really insane is sick fucks like Thompson, Horvath, and Ted Waldron talking weapons.
More powerful arguments for an assault weapon ban. Gun control. Etc.
Horva...@net.net
Apr 24, 2013, 2:02:47 PM4/24/13
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On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 09:32:45 -0700 (PDT), twobuddha
<scot...@hotmail.com> wrote this crap:
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hoping for a free meal, and he would be waving his two-for-one coupon.
<scot...@hotmail.com> wrote this crap:
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>>
>>
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>> You are mostly correct. However I don't like your term, "more
>>
>> unstable," a proper term would be, "slightly less stable." I can hit
>>
>> a nine inch pie pan at 400 meters nine out of ten times, with open
>>
>> sights. The .223 is a very stable and accurate round.
>
>No fucking way, you lying piece of shit. Open sights?
>>
>> unstable," a proper term would be, "slightly less stable." I can hit
>>
>> a nine inch pie pan at 400 meters nine out of ten times, with open
>>
>> sights. The .223 is a very stable and accurate round.
>
>No fucking way, you lying piece of shit. Open sights?
>You can't even fucking SEE a pie plate at four hundred.
If Trunky saw a pie plate at 400 meters he would waddle towards it
hoping for a free meal, and he would be waving his two-for-one coupon.
twobuddha
Apr 24, 2013, 3:07:30 PM4/24/13
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BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
BrritSki
Apr 24, 2013, 5:28:59 PM4/24/13
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twobuddha
Apr 24, 2013, 6:03:53 PM4/24/13
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Ooooops, forgot. Roger Tilsbury is such a pussy he thinks Horvath is a real man.
ROTFFLMFAO.
Otherwise known as BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Hey, Roger? Just chatted with a guy who knew my buddy Jeff Davis. Jeff guided him up the Grand Teton. You know, a real mountain route, the kind of shit you know nothing about?
Horva...@net.net
Apr 24, 2013, 8:10:13 PM4/24/13
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On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 15:03:53 -0700 (PDT), twobuddha
just can't help it, can you? You have to make up these lies everytime
you post.
<scot...@hotmail.com> wrote this crap:
>On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 2:28:59 PM UTC-7, BrritSki wrote:
>> On 24/04/2013 20:02, Horva...@net.net wrote:
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>> > On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 09:32:45 -0700 (PDT), twobuddha
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>> > <scot...@hotmail.com> wrote this crap:
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>> >
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>> >>>
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>> >>>
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>> >>>
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>> >>>
>>
>> >>> You are mostly correct. However I don't like your term, "more
>>
>> >>>
>>
>> >>> unstable," a proper term would be, "slightly less stable." I can hit
>>
>> >>>
>>
>> >>> a nine inch pie pan at 400 meters nine out of ten times, with open
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>> >>>
>>
>> >>> sights. The .223 is a very stable and accurate round.
>>
>> >>
>>
>> >> No fucking way, you lying piece of shit. Open sights?
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>> >
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>> >> You can't even fucking SEE a pie plate at four hundred.
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>> >
>>
>> > If Trunky saw a pie plate at 400 meters he would waddle towards it
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>> > hoping for a free meal, and he would be waving his two-for-one coupon.
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>> >
>>
>On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 2:28:59 PM UTC-7, BrritSki wrote:
>> On 24/04/2013 20:02, Horva...@net.net wrote:
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>> > On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 09:32:45 -0700 (PDT), twobuddha
>>
>> > <scot...@hotmail.com> wrote this crap:
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>> >
>>
>> >>>
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>> >>>
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>> >>>
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>> >>>
>>
>> >>> You are mostly correct. However I don't like your term, "more
>>
>> >>>
>>
>> >>> unstable," a proper term would be, "slightly less stable." I can hit
>>
>> >>>
>>
>> >>> a nine inch pie pan at 400 meters nine out of ten times, with open
>>
>> >>>
>>
>> >>> sights. The .223 is a very stable and accurate round.
>>
>> >>
>>
>> >> No fucking way, you lying piece of shit. Open sights?
>>
>> >
>>
>> >> You can't even fucking SEE a pie plate at four hundred.
>>
>> >
>>
>> > If Trunky saw a pie plate at 400 meters he would waddle towards it
>>
>> > hoping for a free meal, and he would be waving his two-for-one coupon.
>>
>> >
>>
>Hey, Roger? Just chatted with a guy who knew my buddy Jeff Davis.
Liar. Everybody knows Jefferson Davis died during the Civil War. You
just can't help it, can you? You have to make up these lies everytime
you post.
twobuddha
Apr 24, 2013, 8:25:44 PM4/24/13
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ps: he's related to that Jefferson Davis, too.
Dave Stallard
Apr 24, 2013, 10:12:47 PM4/24/13
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On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 10:56:32 AM UTC-4, comadrejo wrote:
> The 5.56mm (.223 caliber) round is more unstable in flight than let's say a
>
> 7.62 x 51mm round. When it enters a body, it tumbles end over end, which
>
> can more internal body damage than a more stable but more powerful 7.62 x
>
> 54mm round shot out of a longer barrel rifle than an AR-15/M-16/M-4 assault
>
> rifle. If there is an exit wound for both rounds, the 5.56mm will probably
>
> have a larger exit wounds than a more stable and more powerful 7.62x51 mm
>
> round. How the AR-15/M-16/M-4 barrels are rifled, also plays a part in the
>
> bullet's stability/instability.
I think that the bullet holes in Tamerlan came from the pistols fired by the Watertown PD in the initial firefight, rather than AR-15s from SWAT teams. Accounts are confusing, but I think all the heavy armament came later, to deal with Dzhokhar after he had gotten away. Tamerlan was killed in the early morning hours of Friday.
> The 5.56mm (.223 caliber) round is more unstable in flight than let's say a
>
> 7.62 x 51mm round. When it enters a body, it tumbles end over end, which
>
> can more internal body damage than a more stable but more powerful 7.62 x
>
> 54mm round shot out of a longer barrel rifle than an AR-15/M-16/M-4 assault
>
> rifle. If there is an exit wound for both rounds, the 5.56mm will probably
>
> have a larger exit wounds than a more stable and more powerful 7.62x51 mm
>
> round. How the AR-15/M-16/M-4 barrels are rifled, also plays a part in the
>
> bullet's stability/instability.
The sheer number of police that were deployed, and the variety of agencies which they came from, was staggering. Watertown, Cambridge, and Boston police, MA State police, MA transit police, ATF, FBI, and Boston University police. They commandeered two city buses (which weren't running anyway) and filled them with cops to be brought to the scene.
Everyone was high-fiving after, but I'm not so sure. All these cops just for one 19-year old kid - who by the way eluded them ALL, and was only discovered purely by chance by a private citizen. What happens if we have a really serious event, with competent terrorists, like the teams of suicide commandos seizing buildings as happened in Mumbai? That'd be my worry. Not to diminish what happened, but much worse is possible.
Dave
twobuddha
Apr 24, 2013, 10:31:04 PM4/24/13
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One thing for sure. You're not a competent terrorist. All the stalking of you and your buddies, all the terroristic threats, all the harassment, the lies, the disgusting defamations, and I'm still here laughing at you, terrorist.
BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Dave Stallard
Apr 24, 2013, 10:38:19 PM4/24/13
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On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 10:12:47 PM UTC-4, Dave Stallard wrote:
> I think that the bullet holes in Tamerlan came from the pistols fired by the Watertown PD in the initial firefight, rather than AR-15s from SWAT teams. Accounts are confusing, but I think all the heavy armament came later, to deal with Dzhokhar after he had gotten away. Tamerlan was killed in the early morning hours of Friday.
I'm sure of this now. Just listened to the recording of the Watertown police scanner below. About 5-6 minutes in, you can hear the cop saying "He just ran over his partner! We need an ambulance!". Very creepy to listen to.
> I think that the bullet holes in Tamerlan came from the pistols fired by the Watertown PD in the initial firefight, rather than AR-15s from SWAT teams. Accounts are confusing, but I think all the heavy armament came later, to deal with Dzhokhar after he had gotten away. Tamerlan was killed in the early morning hours of Friday.
http://www.heraldnews.com/news/x1416812774/AUDIO-Listen-to-the-Watertown-scanner-communication-during-the-shootout?rssfeed=true
Horva...@net.net
Apr 24, 2013, 10:40:09 PM4/24/13
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On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 19:12:47 -0700 (PDT), Dave Stallard
<dgsta...@gmail.com> wrote this crap:
>I think that the bullet holes in Tamerlan came from the pistols
> fired by the Watertown PD in the initial firefight, rather than
> AR-15s from SWAT teams. Accounts are confusing, but
> I think all the heavy armament came later, to deal with Dzhokhar
> after he had gotten away. Tamerlan was killed in the
>early morning hours of Friday.
>
>The sheer number of police that were deployed, and the variety
> of agencies which they came from, was staggering. Watertown,
> Cambridge, and Boston police, MA State police, MA transit police,
> ATF, FBI, and Boston University police. They commandeered
> two city buses (which weren't running anyway) and filled them
>with cops to be brought to the scene.
Keystone Kops is a bus that doesn't run. Figgers
>Everyone was high-fiving after, but I'm not so sure.
> All these cops just for one 19-year old kid - who by the way
> eluded them ALL, and was only discovered purely by chance
> by a private citizen. What happens if we have a really serious
> event, with competent terrorists, like the teams of suicide
>commandos seizing buildings as happened in Mumbai? That'd
> be my worry. Not to diminish what happened, but much
> worse is possible.
>
>Dave
A perfect example of why I believe all cops are idiots. They got his
picture off a street camera and had to post it on national media, with
a banner that says, "Have you seen this man?" Totally unprofessional.
Then they call for a manhunt with every cop in the state looking for
him. But he is spotted by a civilian who sees someone in a boat.
The cops from Reno 911 could have done a better job.
<dgsta...@gmail.com> wrote this crap:
>I think that the bullet holes in Tamerlan came from the pistols
> fired by the Watertown PD in the initial firefight, rather than
> AR-15s from SWAT teams. Accounts are confusing, but
> I think all the heavy armament came later, to deal with Dzhokhar
> after he had gotten away. Tamerlan was killed in the
>early morning hours of Friday.
>
>The sheer number of police that were deployed, and the variety
> of agencies which they came from, was staggering. Watertown,
> Cambridge, and Boston police, MA State police, MA transit police,
> ATF, FBI, and Boston University police. They commandeered
> two city buses (which weren't running anyway) and filled them
>with cops to be brought to the scene.
>Everyone was high-fiving after, but I'm not so sure.
> All these cops just for one 19-year old kid - who by the way
> eluded them ALL, and was only discovered purely by chance
> by a private citizen. What happens if we have a really serious
> event, with competent terrorists, like the teams of suicide
>commandos seizing buildings as happened in Mumbai? That'd
> be my worry. Not to diminish what happened, but much
> worse is possible.
>
>Dave
picture off a street camera and had to post it on national media, with
a banner that says, "Have you seen this man?" Totally unprofessional.
Then they call for a manhunt with every cop in the state looking for
him. But he is spotted by a civilian who sees someone in a boat.
The cops from Reno 911 could have done a better job.
twobuddha
Apr 24, 2013, 11:15:21 PM4/24/13
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Either they are really Keystone cops, or the dickless cowards lied their ass off. Either way, real cops would laugh their asses off at clowns like Horvath and Stallard. Ridiculous.
Dave Stallard
Apr 25, 2013, 8:28:19 AM4/25/13
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On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 10:40:09 PM UTC-4, Horva...@net.net wrote:
> A perfect example of why I believe all cops are idiots. They got his
>
> picture off a street camera and had to post it on national media, with
>
> a banner that says, "Have you seen this man?" Totally unprofessional.
>
> Then they call for a manhunt with every cop in the state looking for
>
> him. But he is spotted by a civilian who sees someone in a boat.
Something I just heard on the news this morning. They were saying initially that they engaged Dzhokhar in an hour-long firefight prior to his capture. Now they're admitting that when they got him out of the boat, he was unarmed! Were they shooting at each other?
> A perfect example of why I believe all cops are idiots. They got his
>
> picture off a street camera and had to post it on national media, with
>
> a banner that says, "Have you seen this man?" Totally unprofessional.
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> Then they call for a manhunt with every cop in the state looking for
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> him. But he is spotted by a civilian who sees someone in a boat.
Dave
Horva...@net.net
Apr 25, 2013, 9:33:05 AM4/25/13
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On Wed, 24 Apr 2013 19:38:19 -0700 (PDT), Dave Stallard
<dgsta...@gmail.com> wrote this crap:
>I'm sure of this now. Just listened to the recording
> of the Watertown police scanner below. About 5-6 minutes
> in, you can hear the cop saying "He just ran over his partner!
>We need an ambulance!". Very creepy to listen to.
Very creepy that someone listens to police scanners.
<dgsta...@gmail.com> wrote this crap:
>I'm sure of this now. Just listened to the recording
> of the Watertown police scanner below. About 5-6 minutes
> in, you can hear the cop saying "He just ran over his partner!
>We need an ambulance!". Very creepy to listen to.
Horva...@net.net
Apr 25, 2013, 9:36:46 AM4/25/13
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On Thu, 25 Apr 2013 05:28:19 -0700 (PDT), Dave Stallard
<dgsta...@gmail.com> wrote this crap:
>Something I just heard on the news this morning. They were
> saying initially that they engaged Dzhokhar in an hour-long
> firefight prior to his capture. Now they're admitting that
> when they got him out of the boat, he was unarmed!
> Were they shooting at each other?
>
>Dave
Reno 911s finest.
<dgsta...@gmail.com> wrote this crap:
>Something I just heard on the news this morning. They were
> saying initially that they engaged Dzhokhar in an hour-long
> firefight prior to his capture. Now they're admitting that
> when they got him out of the boat, he was unarmed!
> Were they shooting at each other?
>
>Dave
pigo
Apr 25, 2013, 10:54:08 AM4/25/13
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On Wednesday, April 24, 2013 8:12:47 PM UTC-6, Dave Stallard wrote:
> Everyone was high-fiving after, but I'm not so sure. All these cops just for one 19-year old kid - who by the way eluded them ALL, and was only discovered purely by chance by a private citizen. What happens if we have a really serious event, with competent terrorists, like the teams of suicide commandos seizing buildings as happened in Mumbai? That'd be my worry. Not to diminish what happened, but much worse is possible.
As I think about it I compare the numbers in this event compared to those of 9-11, for example, and wonder about the level of terror achieved. I understand that one person killed by this method is horrible but there should be a method to quantify these events. Often the news uses words like "horrific", or "terrifying" to describe things like the lights going out for 5 minutes or a tree blowing down. How does the application of those words to inconveniences relate to events that actually deserve that designation?
> Everyone was high-fiving after, but I'm not so sure. All these cops just for one 19-year old kid - who by the way eluded them ALL, and was only discovered purely by chance by a private citizen. What happens if we have a really serious event, with competent terrorists, like the teams of suicide commandos seizing buildings as happened in Mumbai? That'd be my worry. Not to diminish what happened, but much worse is possible.
I also wonder how a relatively minor (comparatively) attack by seemingly expendable agents is a test run? Big enough to expose techniques and resources for larger attacks. There are many instances in the past to show this to be something that they do. The imams on the plane misbehaving (blocking the aisles, misuse of seatbelt extenders) to the point as to be removed from the plane then suing for racism. Obviously an exercise to test the limits.
We really need to step things up. And this regime is too connected to the enemy to do it. I thought this was all "George Bush's fault". That everyone would luv is once bho was president? Not so much I guess?
Trunky must be having fun with this one. One can only imagine what that tiny little mind is coming up with! LOL
twobuddha
Apr 25, 2013, 10:59:33 AM4/25/13
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Allah u akbar, motherfuckers. I'm going to plant a firecracker bomb in Bob Thompson's diapers.
You can come out of your bunker now, Tranny Boob.
Dave Stallard
May 12, 2013, 9:21:01 AM5/12/13
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On Thursday, April 25, 2013 10:54:08 AM UTC-4, pigo wrote:
> As I think about it I compare the numbers in this event compared to those of 9-11, for example, and wonder about the level of terror achieved.
It wasn't just the 3 deaths. There were a lot of amputees - young people, newlyweds, dancers, etc. Plus the harm to a much-beloved annual event with global popularity.
> As I think about it I compare the numbers in this event compared to those of 9-11, for example, and wonder about the level of terror achieved.
The death toll would likely have been a higher if there hadn't been so much medical capacity nearby. A colleague of mine has a sister that works at Brigham and Women's, and she told me that as soon as the mass casualty alert was called, they all formed up into 5 or 6-person triage teams that had trained together. Within just 15 minutes, they had TWENTY patients in surgery.
And that was just one hospital. Brigham got the shrapnel cases, MGH and Beth Israel got the amputees. The other factor of course was the large number of EMTs ordinarily standing by to take care of runners who make it across the finish line and then collapse. Plus, the attack luckily happened about the same time as a shift change at area hospitals, so the people who were leaving just went right back.
> I also wonder how a relatively minor (comparatively) attack by seemingly expendable agents is a test run?
> We really need to step things up. And this regime is too connected to the enemy to do it.
Dave
pigo
May 14, 2013, 10:50:47 AM5/14/13
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On Sunday, May 12, 2013 7:21:01 AM UTC-6, Dave Stallard wrote:
> It wasn't just the 3 deaths. There were a lot of amputees - young people, newlyweds, dancers, etc. Plus the harm to a much-beloved annual event with global popularity.
I know that. Same with 9-11. 3000 deaths, how many injured? Their ages, marital status or professions don't really make any difference to me however.
> It wasn't just the 3 deaths. There were a lot of amputees - young people, newlyweds, dancers, etc. Plus the harm to a much-beloved annual event with global popularity.
> The death toll would likely have been a higher if there hadn't been so much medical capacity nearby. A colleague of mine has a sister that works at Brigham and Women's, and she told me that as soon as the mass casualty alert was called, they all formed up into 5 or 6-person triage teams that had trained together. Within just 15 minutes, they had TWENTY patients in surgery.
> > I also wonder how a relatively minor (comparatively) attack by seemingly expendable agents is a test run?
> No big conspiracy behind it, I think. Just a couple of clowns.
> You mean the "regime" that killed Bin Laden? And Anwar Al-Awlaki? Yeah, they're "connected" via Seal Team 6 and Hellfire missiles, lol.
twobuddha
May 14, 2013, 12:56:43 PM5/14/13
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On Tuesday, May 14, 2013 7:50:47 AM UTC-7, pigo wrote:
> On Sunday, May 12, 2013 7:21:01 AM UTC-6, Dave Stallard wrote:
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>
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> > It wasn't just the 3 deaths. There were a lot of amputees - young people, newlyweds, dancers, etc. Plus the harm to a much-beloved annual event with global popularity.
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> I know that. Same with 9-11. 3000 deaths, how many injured? Their ages, marital status or professions don't really make any difference to me however.
Nothing that is factual makes a difference to Benghazi Bob Thompson.
> On Sunday, May 12, 2013 7:21:01 AM UTC-6, Dave Stallard wrote:
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>
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> > It wasn't just the 3 deaths. There were a lot of amputees - young people, newlyweds, dancers, etc. Plus the harm to a much-beloved annual event with global popularity.
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>
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> I know that. Same with 9-11. 3000 deaths, how many injured? Their ages, marital status or professions don't really make any difference to me however.
>
>
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> > The death toll would likely have been a higher if there hadn't been so much medical capacity nearby. A colleague of mine has a sister that works at Brigham and Women's, and she told me that as soon as the mass casualty alert was called, they all formed up into 5 or 6-person triage teams that had trained together. Within just 15 minutes, they had TWENTY patients in surgery.
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> Lucky us that it wasn't a US Embassy I guess, those needed personnel would have been ordered elsewhere.
Holy shit. And Birther Bob tries to compare Boston to Libya. Insane. As usual.
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> > The death toll would likely have been a higher if there hadn't been so much medical capacity nearby. A colleague of mine has a sister that works at Brigham and Women's, and she told me that as soon as the mass casualty alert was called, they all formed up into 5 or 6-person triage teams that had trained together. Within just 15 minutes, they had TWENTY patients in surgery.
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> Lucky us that it wasn't a US Embassy I guess, those needed personnel would have been ordered elsewhere.
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> > > I also wonder how a relatively minor (comparatively) attack by seemingly expendable agents is a test run?
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> > No big conspiracy behind it, I think. Just a couple of clowns.
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> I think that there is a tie in with the mother, wife, and a small cell.
And now Swift Boat Bob poses as a terrorism export. The same terrorist who threatens me, but then pussies out and tries to hide behind cops.
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> > > I also wonder how a relatively minor (comparatively) attack by seemingly expendable agents is a test run?
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> > No big conspiracy behind it, I think. Just a couple of clowns.
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> I think that there is a tie in with the mother, wife, and a small cell.
> If not by a hard corps AQ cell at least by complacency and allowing it to happen.
BLAME BOB THOMPSON FOR BOSTON!!!!!
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> > You mean the "regime" that killed Bin Laden? And Anwar Al-Awlaki? Yeah, they're "connected" via Seal Team 6 and Hellfire missiles, lol.
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> The regime that killed Bin Laden thanks to intelligence gained by the Bush Administration? Yeah that one.
Holy shit. How fucking nuts is this asshole? His hero Bush couldn't get OBL in SEVEN FUCKING YEARS of trying, and now this pathetic freak is trying to give Bush the credit for Obama's decision years after Bush went back to Texas in shame?
>
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> > You mean the "regime" that killed Bin Laden? And Anwar Al-Awlaki? Yeah, they're "connected" via Seal Team 6 and Hellfire missiles, lol.
>
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> The regime that killed Bin Laden thanks to intelligence gained by the Bush Administration? Yeah that one.
BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Hell, this is even more ridiculous than Diaper Bob making ridiculous excuses for his complete lack of manhood when he ducks meets I set on neutral ground in Utah!
IDAHO PUSSY PARTY!!!!!
EMERGENCY GOLF TRIP!!!!
>The regime that is really being exposed lately for lying to the public for political reasons and to cover their ineptitude at Bengazi?
> And now spying on the AP's phone records. That uses the IRS as a political tool? Yeah, that's the one.
This deserves a BPOD.
pigo
May 15, 2013, 9:08:57 PM5/15/13
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On Sunday, May 12, 2013 7:21:01 AM UTC-6, Dave Stallard wrote:
It's getting interesting for bho this week, don't you think?
twobuddha
May 15, 2013, 10:20:28 PM5/15/13
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On Wednesday, May 15, 2013 6:08:57 PM UTC-7, pigo wrote:
> On Sunday, May 12, 2013 7:21:01 AM UTC-6, Dave Stallard wrote:
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>
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> It's getting interesting for bho this week, don't you think?
Not really. Pretty much a bunch of crap getting blown out of proportion. Personally, I think the IRS was right: anything associated with the tea party wack jobs has to be an abuse of the system. After all, look at Benghazi Bob.
> On Sunday, May 12, 2013 7:21:01 AM UTC-6, Dave Stallard wrote:
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>
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> It's getting interesting for bho this week, don't you think?
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