Terrorist Groups in New Jersey
Big Wood
>to the wonderment of all,28 Jun 2002 15:56:49 GMT, O' my brothers,Juan
><Juan_T...@notbexpats.org> wasted more bandwidth than necessary
>by saying
>>Dr. Livingstone wrote in
>><6e4phu4l21isfbn0t...@4ax.com>
>>
>>
>>> On 28 Jun 2002 06:12:52 GMT, while pondering the fact that Life is
>>> nothing more than a sexually transmitted, terminal disease,
>>> sound...@cs.com (Soundweapon) was heard to say:
>>>
>>> >Terrorist Groups in New Jersey
>>> >
>>> >Law enforcement has formed secret terrorist groups in New Jersey and other
>>> >states to target people considered undesirable by law enforcement in local
>>> >communities. These terrorist groups have gained access to sophisticated
>>> >military and police electronic surveillance and non-lethal weapons technology.
>>> >
>>> >People targeted by these terrorist groups are placed under surveillance and
>>> >attacked or setup. These people wind up in prisons, mental institutions,
>>> >killed, and forced to commit suicide. The mentally ill and minorities are
>>> >primary targets.
>>> >
>>> >The sophisticated surveillance technology can hear and see images through walls
>>> >of houses and apartments. The non-lethal weapons can attack a person in a house
>>> >or apartment and leave no physical evidence behind of the attack. The terrorist
>>> >groups move in to a house or apartment neighboring a targeted individual and
>>> >conduct illegal surveillance and attack.
>>> >
>>> >The surveillance technology and non-lethal weapons are both borrowed and stolen
>>> >from police and military arsenals. Funds from government programs are even
>>> >illegally diverted to fund the operations.
>>> >
>>> >If you would like to learn more of these domestic terrorist groups, please read
>>> >my website listed below. I've been sending this information to the Camden
>>> >County Prosecutor in New Jersey for over a year now and have received no
>>> >response from the Prosecutor. I listed the Camden County Prosecutor's web page
>>> >below and if you would be kind enough to write to the Camden County Prosecutor
>>> >and ask him to investigate the information on my website, please do.
>>> >
>>> >Thanks for any help you can provide.
>>> >
>>> >My Website:
>>> >http://ourworld.cs.com/soundweapon/
>>> >
>>> >Camden County Prosecutor's Office in New Jersey:
>>> >http://www.co.camden.nj.us/government/offices/prosecutor/index.html
>>> >
>>> >Thank You,
>>> >Sound...@cs.com
>>>
>>>
>>> Remember, the shinney side goes * out* on the tinfoil hats. It's the
>>> only way to stop the mind control radio waves.
>>
>>I'd like to see what our token Jerseyite has to say about this.
>
>It's all true. Every bit of it.
>Why just last weekend I was tortured by the sounds of Leonard Skynard
>eminating from the house next door, which is inhabited by a secret
>agent in the guise of a mild-mannered hardware clerk.
Tortured? Lynyrd Skynyrd? Now I know what to have blaring in the
background if the Iggles somehow beat the Cowboys.
Big Wood
>to the wonderment of all,Fri, 28 Jun 2002 19:16:57 GMT, O' my
>brothers,Big Wood <Big...@thewoodwpile.con> wasted more bandwidth
>While your fantasizing, you might as well hire an orchestra. <G>
LOL Only if they can play the blues.
Big Wood
>to the wonderment of all,Fri, 28 Jun 2002 21:08:23 GMT, O' my
>If they're Cowboys fans it may come naturally <g>
Ouch... BW took one on the chin there... here lately the blues have
definitely come naturally. Guess you could say I'm cynically
optimistic that this year will drop you guys down a notch. Camp starts
in 26 days. It can't get here fast enough to suit me.
Big Wood
wrote:
>Phaethon wrote in <oh9ohu064rijkga0g...@4ax.com>
>Lynryd Skynyrd is playing out here in Aug. as part of a day-long
>concert I'll be attending. I haven't heard them live in years.
I saw them in Fresno CA about two months before the crash.
>When I lived on the commune in the swamps of Fla in the early
>70's, the next farm down the road was owned by Goose Creek
>Symphony. Any 'Southern Rock' bands that played at U of F
>on Sat. evenings tended to spend the day out at their place
>pickin' and grinnin', including L.S., the Allman Bros., Charlie
>Daniels, etc. Some really good music drifted across the swamps
>from those impromptu jam sessions.
Sounds like a good place to party. Back in the mid '80's I got a
chance to party with Greg Allman in Dallas. I slipped backstage and
started helping his roadies load equipment and wound up drinking beer
and toking a few with him and his entourage in the tour bus before
they left out for the next show.
Blue Eyed Devil
"Juan" <Juan_T...@notbexpats.org> wrote in message
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> 70's, the next farm down the road was owned by Goose Creek
> Symphony. Any 'Southern Rock' bands that played at U of F
> on Sat. evenings tended to spend the day out at their place
> pickin' and grinnin', including L.S., the Allman Bros., Charlie
> Daniels, etc. Some really good music drifted across the swamps
> from those impromptu jam sessions.
I'm jealous! Those are some of my favorite bands!
Bed
>
> --
> "Hide, witch, hide,
> The good folk come to burn thee.
> Their keen enjoyment hide behind
> A gothic mask of Duty."
> ....Grace Slick
>
Blue Eyed Devil
"LOM" <la...@budweiser.com> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 30 Jun 2002 06:08:58 GMT, Phaethon <monday...@3.am> wrote:
>
> >>When I lived on the commune in the swamps of Fla in the early
> >>70's, the next farm down the road was owned by Goose Creek
> >>Symphony. Any 'Southern Rock' bands that played at U of F
> >>on Sat. evenings tended to spend the day out at their place
> >>pickin' and grinnin', including L.S., the Allman Bros., Charlie
> >>Daniels, etc. Some really good music drifted across the swamps
> >>from those impromptu jam sessions.
> >
>
> What?? No Allman Bros? Charlie Daniels? Charlie Daniels is so
> cool. Love that Uneasy Rider.
This devil will probably be going down to Georgia in November.
Bed
>
Blue Eyed Devil
"Melvalena" <Xmelv...@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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My Nephews (and his cousin) graduation from 'jump' school. They have
enlisted in the army, their unit will be the 82nd Airborne. I know the
country needs good young men like them but with the events occurring
nowadays I worry for them. My nephew says his unit would be one of the
spearhead units in a war with Iraq.
Bed
> ---
> The trouble with trouble is that so much of it started out being fun!
> remove the 'X' to reply
Blue Eyed Devil
> On 30 Jun 2002 19:57:54 GMT, Juan <Juan_T...@notbexpats.org>
> wrote:
>
> >> Is that part of a Charlie Daniels tune?
> >
> >Yeppers.
> >
> >"I ain't asking nobody for nothin'
> > If I can't get it on my own.
> > If you don't like the way I'm living
> > You just leave this long haired country boy alone."
> >
> >I still like that philosophy, and its part of what's prompting
> >me to leave suburbia for the mountains.
>
> Just have to keep an eye out for some big dude with green teeth. *g*
And a communist flag on the wall of his garage!
Bed
>
> I was born/raised a country girl. <whats considered country for
> around here>
>
Blue Eyed Devil
> On Mon, 1 Jul 2002 01:50:54 -0500, "Blue Eyed Devil"
>
>
> <<<Bed>>>
Thanks Mel!
Blue Eyed Devil
"Phaethon" <monday...@3.am> wrote in message
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> to the wonderment of all,Mon, 1 Jul 2002 01:50:54 -0500, O' my
> brothers,"Blue Eyed Devil" <Blue_Eyed_DevilATmindspringDotCom> wasted
> more bandwidth than necessary by saying
> >
Thank you Phaet!
Bed
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