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Thread: Philadelphia protests turning violent; what's happening in your AOR?

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    Nothing !!!

    It is a 6 hour drive here from any substantial population center,
    that's why I live here.

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    I thought this was a hilarious bit of Laser Guided Karma...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Diamondback View Post
    I thought this was a hilarious bit of Laser Guided Karma...
    Lol...I would hate to mess with him!

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    Situations here are going from bad to worse in Brooklyn. One NYPD officer stabbed in neck, not fatal. The other two assisting officers shot at by assailant. Additional responding NYPD shot suspect 22 times, no word on whether he survived.
    Last edited by Evel Baldgui; 06-04-20 at 06:57.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Evel Baldgui View Post
    Situations here are going from bad to worse in Brooklyn. One NYPD officer stabbed in neck, not fatal. The other two assisting officers shot at by assailant. Additional responding NYPD shot suspect 22 times, no word on whether he survived.
    There wil be additional riots for that guy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Diamondback View Post
    Worth a read:
    "For a tangible ground game disruptor, President Trump could consider taking advantage of the leverage of air forces. The US could task the emergency use of surveillance assets temporarily detached in a support role to augment overstretched police air support. These additional air resources can be tasked to maneuver into position rapidly enough to observe and identify the persons and cars of the looting flash mobs. No bureaucratic excuses please. If the news helicopters can do it and we don’t take advantage of the leverage the public has seen every day on the news, shame on us.

    These air observation resources can be tasked to capture and document vehicles, persons, license plates, record evidence and, working with the full power of satellite uplink/downlinks to information fusion networks. Then the race is on to see who’s better at the game, the mob or the system. Once identified, US surveillance systems have the capability to track vehicles in real time for extended periods of time. That buys time to begin to deliver assistive information to police response task forces.

    I mean its not like we do not know how to do this. Point of fact, the United States can find a single cell phone in a country in the middle of nowhere on the other side of the planet. We perfected the technology to use against similar amorphous threats in other parts of the world. I see no reason not to start a conversation about using these tools we already have, to counter, what in the end is a clumsy domestic field expedient on a shoestring budget, easily defeated by such a technology rich nation.

    The deterrent value of discussing we are looking at doing such a thing would be significant. The target to disrupt is the lower and middle level operatives relying on anonymity as cover to participate in the movement. This would be ice water being poured on their parade. It would create a tangible cloud of risk; a behavior pattern changing category of risk. Who is going to want to risk the car they drive to work in their daytime disguise being tagged and coded? To those owners, I suggest the “shock and awe” that they will be unmasked, and subjected to anti-terrorism investigation, has great deterrent value.

    Furthermore, the US has invested in a world class cyberwar data fusion capability. This system can be used to further deny cover to these perpetrators. I would aggregate the data from every data source and load the plates of the suspect cars into the databases of every license plate reader camera nationwide so there will be no place to hide. And when the vehicle is stopped, don’t tell them whether it was high tech or good old gumshoe detective work that caught them, just tell them the contact tracing has started and won’t end until contract tracing unravels the amorphous network that is the loosely knit Antifa.

    Then again, they can always turn themselves in to the local police station along with everything they have stolen, admit to whatever they may have destroyed, offer to make amends, and throw themselves at the mercy of the court. Ideally, before the FBI comes knocking on the door and FINCEN freezes their bank accounts.

    And no, I do not have any pity for the people who’s lives will be unmasked and subjected to the full force of US anti-terror law in this process. Unlike the peaceful protesters, they are culpable for the damage they have done. They have destroyed the lives of too many good people already. The reports are out there."
    https://www.redstate.com/dennis_sant...-fight-antifa/
    No. Fvck no.

    There’s no need to usher in a totalitarian wet dream. We did enough stupidity thanks to 9/11.

    Let a free people be armed and treat these groups like the organized crime entities they are. RICO all of them.


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    I have a homework for you guys, read post #34.


    Riots are like sports, it's better to watch it on TV at home.

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    Riots are like sports, it's better to watch it on TV at home.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sam View Post
    They are just upset about the institutional racism and this is within their rights to take what they want. Maybe the good citizens of Santa Monica will keep voting “D” to support their social justice.
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    I'm about 30 minutes outside of Chicago. Think 50/50 cornfields and buildings. For the past few days the looting and general lawlessness has been migrating this way. Thankfully, those organizing this stuff are using social media. Everything that can be found concerning their future plans is easily discovered and instantly forwarded to the authorities. Although, it's hit or miss whether the police actually intervene.

    There have been reports of vans and buses loaded with "protesters" showing up an unusual distance from the blue cities in the state and they have U-hauls in tow to store all of the "redistributed" property. It's almost a form of "criminal tourism". It seems to have slowed some but the weekend will probably see an uptick.

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