[4everfsu]

http://www.infowars.com/florida-nurse-t ... -marshals/

[jbock13]

http://www.infowars.com/florida-nurse-t ... -marshals/

The Illuminati is alive and well. The New World Order is coming.

[NotAJerry]

Nothing new to see here. Cato Institute produced a study showing how this had been happening more and more frequently for 25 years and that was in 2006. Bush 43, Clinton, Bush 41, Reagan, etc. were all complicit in allowing things to escalate to the point that this isn't surprising and many in law enforcement think they're legally allowed to enter whenever they're suspicious about anything.

[4everfsu]

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142 ... TopStories

[thepostman]

A lot of this stuff is happening more often, but because infowars is completely unreliable and borderline crazy you should probably avoid siting them.

I am entertained by that site though

[Purple Haize]

A lot of this stuff is happening more often, but because infowars is completely unreliable and borderline crazy you should probably avoid siting them.

I am entertained by that site though

Or citing

[thepostman]

A lot of this stuff is happening more often, but because infowars is completely unreliable and borderline crazy you should probably avoid siting them.

I am entertained by that site though

Or citing

I like to site things...or ummm, something...

[Purple Haize]

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[Sly Fox]

Yeah, when I saw the thread title I had the chorus from Heaven bumping through my head.

[NotAJerry]

To further the rabbit trail, I saw Warrant open for Motley Crue in 91 (I think--it was the year of Tommy Lee in the spinning cage drum solo bit).

[Purple Haize]

Yeah, when I saw the thread title I had the chorus from Heaven bumping through my head.

I was patient to see if any one else was on to it

[jack_sparrow81]

This incident happened right down the road from me. With this specific situation, I have no problem with police moving in without a warrant. They were looking for a child molester and the owner was looking/acting suspicious. She should have just opened the door. I'm extremely conservative and even I was disappointed in the way some tried to spin this.

[NotAJerry]

This incident happened right down the road from me. With this specific situation, I have no problem with police moving in without a warrant. They were looking for a child molester and the owner was looking/acting suspicious. She should have just opened the door. I'm extremely conservative and even I was disappointed in the way some tried to spin this.

If you believe that breaking and entering by police is okay then you're not very conservative. What was done here was criminal and the homeowner did exactly zero things wrong during the situation.

[4everfsu]

I am a conservative and I thought the cops were wrong.

[jbock13]

Agree with NAJ. Either you believe in the fourth amendment, or you don't. Put ideology aside. Most Republicans and Democrats agreed that we must be spied on by them.

[jack_sparrow81]

The majority of scenarios, I would agree with you. This was though an exception that was similar to the Jessica Lunsford case. Everyone one in the complex worked with officers except for this lady. This lady was looking for attention to take to the press.

[jbock13]

I also must concede that the only source I've seen for this is infowars, which is all kidding aside full of nonsensical garbage.