The Waco Massacre: Peaceful bikers rode into a killing field.

Monday, May 25, 2015 14:57

(Before It's News)

By Brooks Agnew

I was thinking of riding my Honda Shadow 1100  to Twin Peaks today to have some wings and enjoy the sports on TV on this gorgeous Memorial Day Weekend.  The sun was shining, and the temperature was a perfect 82 degrees.  I rode by the mall, with only moderate traffic and saw a couple of other bikers out doing the same thing I was doing; riding with no particular place to go.

I was riding alone and was not with any other bikers, but we always exchange the extended two-fingered peace sign as we pass one another on the roads winding through the countryside and through the cities of America. 

As I made the turn onto the frontage road along the busiest shopping center in town, I noticed two police vehicles in the parking lot.  One was a cruiser with black wheels and the new, aggressive paint scheme.  The other was a black SUV with a light bar on top.  I rolled through the parking lot in a Pavlovian state of mind, thinking about the delicious wings they serve and the beautiful and cheerful servers they have with this biker-friendly franchise. 

Then I remembered Waco.  A wave of trepidation swept through me.  I looked around for snipers on the rooftops, and other police vehicles that might be parked nearby at the ready.  I saw two more, parked with their driver side doors facing eachother.  Then, I looked over to the mall side of the parking lot, and I noticed an elevated police observation tower than had been raised up with its blacked out windows. 

I never actually stopped my bike.  I decided that this looked too dangerous, even though I have a perfectly clean record, including no traffic citations for more than 10 years.  I thought about those 9 bikers, shot in the head and neck with police assault rifles for doing nothing but the same thing I was thinking about doing; having some wings with other bikers who were out enjoying the beautiful weather.  Were there scuffles at biker places where I have stopped for great food before?  Sure.  Nothing ever happened that was serious.  Bikes and beer can sometimes get out of hand, but friends don’t let it last long.  They all ride away and let it go like water under the bridge.  After all, there are far too many 4-wheel threats out there for bikers to be fighting amongst themselves very long.

3 arrested in murders of 2 Mississippi police officers during traffic stop

Published May 10, 2015  FoxNews.com

Curtis, left, and Marvin, right, Banks were arrested in connection with the shooting that left 2 Mississippi police officers dead. (Oxford Police Department)

The shooting death of two Mississippi police officers Saturday night during a traffic stop in Hattiesburg prompted a statewide manhunt that led to the arrests of three suspects, according to officials.

Officer Benjamin Deen had stopped a 2000 Gold Cadillac Escalade in an industrial part of the city at around 8:30 p.m. local time Saturday, said Warren Strain, a spokesman for the Mississippi Department of Public Safety. Officer Liquori Tate arrived afterward to assist him, shots were fired, and both officers were wounded.

Strain said both officers died of their injuries at a hospital. The officers’ deaths are reportedly the first for the Hattiesburg police force in 30 years.

Strain said law enforcement agencies across the state launched a manhunt for the perpetrators, leading to the arrests of three suspects:  26-year-old Curtis Banks, his 29-year-old brother Marvin Banks, and 22-year-old Joanie Calloway.

Marvin Banks and Calloway have each been charged with two counts of capital murder, and Banks' brother Curtis has been charged with two counts of accessory after the fact of capital murder.

Strain says Marvin Banks also faces other charges. He says officers arrested the three Hattiesburg residents at different locations overnight without resistance following Saturday night's deadly shooting.

It wasn't immediately known if those arrested had lawyers.

The Hattiesburg American reports that Curtis Banks was brought to the Mississippi Highway Patrol Troop J headquarters Sunday at around 3 a.m. local time. His brother Marvin Banks was arrested about two hours earlier.

The Jackson Clarion-Ledger reported that as reporters were asking Curtis Banks if he had shot two of the Hattiesburg patrolmen, he blurted out “no sir, I didn’t do it.”

"All I know right now is that there was a traffic stop and someone started shooting at them and both of the officers were struck," Lt. Jon Traxler, a police department spokesman, said Saturday night. He said he didn't know how many shots were fired, or exactly by whom, adding that was now part of the investigation.

Baltimore to Be the Home of the First National Police Force Obama Promised

You will hear and obey me

May, 7 2015 by Steven Ahle
Baltimore will soon be the first national police force that Obama promised and Al Sharpton has been promoting.  (I’m waiting for the IRS to announce they made a mistake and instead of owing taxes, Sharpton has a 20 million dollar refund coming)  For a while it looked like Ferguson would hold this distinction after Eric “Fast and Furious”  Holder announced that the police force there was racist, but they weren’t willing to roll over.  Obama will force it on them eventually, but Baltimore will be the first.
The mayor of Baltimore, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has requested that Loretta Lynch come in and take over control of their racist police department, even though almost half of their officers are black.  Lynch testified in the Senate today and she was asked about the request from Baltimore and she claimed that she had not decided yet whether to accommodate Rawlings-Blake yet.   Yeah, and OJ is still looking for the real killer.  I predict that within the next seven days Lynch will be all over Baltimore.
I wrote an article about Obama announcing he was nationalizing all state and local police departments:
http://redstatements.co/obama-announces-his-plans-to-nationalize-local-and-state-law-enforcement/
This will become the liberalization of the police force.  There will be a quota of how many blacks and Hispanics can be arrested and charged with crimes.  Liberals and Rand Paul have dreamed of this for a long time and now Obama will make it a reality.  No matter how disastrous the results are, Obama will hail it as a major victory and then issue an executive order allowing him to expand his control over the police all over the country.  It’s being described as a review but if you put lipstick on a pig it will still be Michelle Obama.
Dealing drugs will become misdemeanors and using drugs will be a small fine.  Murders will become justified depending on the race of the killer and the killed.  Poverty will be an excuse to overlook criminal actions and rioters will be viewed as mini MLKs.
And this is only the beginning.  Obama has to work fast.

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