patrick.net

http://www.nasa.gov/topics/earth/features/2012-poleReversal.html

This is why everyone should wear an explosive vest and carry an M134 with 1,000,000 rounds of belted ammo, especially women if there is even the slimmest chance of meeting up with a cop in the states.

That backpack for all we know may have been filled with C4 and ball bearings. Perhaps that's why the woman wanted to get it off so badly, to reach the detonator.

Anyway I don't know what all the fuss was about - The map wasn't going to be wrong ALL the time:

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Bigsby 2014 Mar 17, 12:34am

Hey Bigs..... Apparently you didn't spend any time looking up HIS prediction and he made a complete separate thread about it. So, since you're so LAZY and just want to run in with protecting and being a bitch for your hero, here is his quote:

Oh, right, in a completely different thread. I didn't realize I had to search through all other threads to find his prediction when you could just tell me. But thanks for NOT finding me the price at which he made his prediction. Avoiding the question as always I see.

See, it was HIS prediction... I didn't make ANY prediction because it's his thread, and he deletes my comments because he's such a little, childish girl.....

You didn't make any prediction? Oh well, I guess that allows you to crow about other people's predictions not being 100% accurate. Mind, as you've still failed to say at what price he made his prediction, it's a bit difficult for others to know how good it was, wouldn't you say?

So Bigs, you should really think twice before running in and being a bitch for your boy, because frankly, it makes you look like..... a real asshole!!!

Whereas the vast majority of your posts...

Maybe you should go over and argue with Gary some more on his thread about Sandy Hook....

Maybe I should. He at least very occasionally tries to answer a direct question, unlike you.

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Dan8267 2014 Mar 17, 1:14am

When Anderson refused to immediately comply with the officersâ€™ demands to come to the police station, one of the cops grabbed her, pushed her against the wall and took her to the ground.

Criminal assault and battery, false arrest. The cops should get 10 years minimum in prison. If they don't, the pro-gun crowd should arrest the cops at gunpoint and try them in a people's court.

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Dan8267 2014 Mar 17, 1:16am

We need a Constitutional amendment. Anyone becoming a cop must be physically castrated so as to prevent testosterone rage.

44132 mell 2014 Mar 17, 1:26am

What a fucking asshole, so who still thinks this banana republic can claim the higher moral ground over Putin's Russia?

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mfs.admin 2014 Mar 17, 2:25am

This is why everyone should wear an explosive vest and carry an M134 with 1,000,000 rounds of belted ammo, especially women if there is even the slimmest chance of meeting up with a cop in the states.

Clearly these guys were at best, completely wrong and fucked in the head and, more likely, perpetrating a ruse to get the woman alone to rape her, torture here and sell off her internal organs to transplant brokers.

These rentapigs should be impaled in a 7 foot pit, over which an outhouse would be constructed so the victim can enjoy listening to them gurgle (while they are alive) while she is pissing on their faces.

You my friend are far too kind and your ideas of punishment, far too lenient..........LOL

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New Renter 2014 Mar 17, 2:37am

Dan8267 says

Criminal assault and battery, false arrest. The cops should get 10 years minimum in prison. If they don't, the pro-gun crowd should arrest the cops at gunpoint and try them in a people's court.

At the least. There must be something in the state code on pursuing spurious claims as a basis for arrest. If there isn't there should be. The rentapig should have answered the call, interviewed the employee, figured out she was doing her job, apologized for abusing her time with nonsense, closed the complaint with field notes and paid a visit to the dweeb who filed it in the first place and told them not to be a nut and waste his time and have him bothering busy people.

That would have been the appropriate thing to do. Maybe that kind of thinking is too far above his pay grade.

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Dan8267 2014 Mar 17, 4:01am

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bad_Cop_No_Donut/

Dan8267 says

Criminal assault and battery, false arrest. The cops should get 10 years minimum in prison. If they don't, the pro-gun crowd should arrest the cops at gunpoint and try them in a people's court.

At the least. There must be something in the state code on pursuing spurious claims as a basis for arrest. If there isn't there should be. The rentapig should have answered the call, interviewed the employee, figured out she was doing her job, apologized for abusing her time with nonsense, closed the complaint with field notes and paid a visit to the dweeb who filed it in the first place and told them not to be a nut and waste his time and have him bothering busy people.

Perfectly said.

You know things are fucked up when Apoc is the voice of reason.

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Dan8267 2014 Mar 17, 4:02am

New Renter says

That would have been the appropriate thing to do. Maybe that kind of thinking is too far above his pay grade.

His pay grade should become 10 cents an hour cleaning litter on the highway while wearing an orange jumpsuit.

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rooemoore 2014 Mar 17, 4:07am

Here's a sub-reddit for all you hippie cop-haters:

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Ceffer 2014 Mar 17, 4:32am

They couldn't afford pop ups of gang bangers and malignant terrorists on the ballistics course, so they had to settle for pop ups of fluffy, adorable pets, pigtailed girls and moms. Understandably, the sight of any of these triggers said testosterone rage and epinephrine charged beating frenzies.

After beat downs of five soccer moms, the cops get six months of paid disability stress leave, so they are all eager to make their goals.

Why do they hate budget cuts?

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Homeboy 2014 Mar 17, 4:42am

New Renter says

Maybe that kind of thinking is too far above his pay grade.

Picking his nose is too far above his pay grade.

I say they should REALLY punish the guy. No donuts for life.

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Ceffer 2014 Mar 17, 4:48am

Load a baseball auto-pitch device with 100,00 jelly donuts and make him suck on it for an hour.

I thought you were trying to think of punishments.

That would just give your average cop an erection.

44141 anonymous 2014 Mar 17, 4:54am

Ceffer says

APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch says

Load a baseball auto-pitch device with 100,00 jelly donuts and make him suck on it for an hour.

I thought you were trying to think of punishments.

I think auto correct accidentally removed the word buttcheeks.

Suck 100k donuts with his buttcheeks

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New Renter 2014 Mar 17, 4:57am

Ceffer says

APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch says

Load a baseball auto-pitch device with 100,00 jelly donuts and make him suck on it for an hour.

I thought you were trying to think of punishments.

That would just give your average cop an erection.

This cop looks like he'd suck down every last doughnut and still lick the pitcher clean.

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New Renter 2014 Mar 17, 5:01am

Also known as just another day in paraside.

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bubblesitter 2014 Mar 17, 5:19am

...and most importantly, SMOG!

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Ceffer 2014 Mar 17, 5:33am

I'm waiting for YouTube videos of Japanese mutant squid dragging movie stars into the Malibu surf for supper.

44146 corntrollio 2014 Mar 17, 5:40am

http://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2014/02/05/new-owners-of-vietnam-town-seek-to.html?page=all

You like man meat???

Manmeet is some guy's Chindian cousin who is investing here.

cloud15 says

http://www.mercurynews.com/business/ci_25347405/san-jose-and-fremont-more-than-400-million?source=rss

Can't really take that too seriously. The Mercury News article seems like a bunch of Chamber of Commerce-type boosterism. This article is much less bullish than the Mercury News:

Investors who have too much money are always looking for things to invest in. Investing in B-rate malls is often the consequence because you run out of good investments or can't get access to good ones. This is what happened with the Japanese in the late 80s/early 90s, what happened with Icelanders more recently, and what will keep happening again and again.

You can even see malls like this in places with not nearly as many Asians, and they aren't exactly prime real estate most of the time. Some of these are prime real estate, but they're in already saturated markets.

Pacific Mall, admittedly, has an interesting business model. I question whether their idea to make an enclosed mall was a mistake in California, despite the ladies with parasols. The model is based on Toronto, so I see the temptation, but the most successful recently built large-scale shopping centers in California have been outdoor. Some of the other developments also include hotels as part of the development -- not all of these are pure shopping centers.

Here's the quote from the Mercury News article:

Foreign investments are bankrolling the biggest projects. Portland-based American Pacific International Capital, the developer of the Globe in Fremont and Vietnam Town in San Jose, funnels money from private investors based in China, Hong Kong, Singapore and other parts of Asia into projects in the United States and other countries. Canada-based Torgan Group, which is developing the Asian-focused mall in Milpitas, is a commercial realty developer that also has built an Asian mall in Toronto.

What the Mercury News doesn't say in its parroting of press releases is that some of these projects have been dormant or in foreclosure/bankruptcy. I believe Vietnam Town started building well before the financial crisis, and the Silicon Valley Business Journal article I linked says it was dormant for a while before being bought in bankruptcy. The Globe was also stalled for a while -- they built the first phase, but never had the money for the full build-out, before the new private equity group bought them.

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bubblesitter 2014 Mar 17, 5:44am

...says so, National Association of Realtors.

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Vicente 2014 Mar 17, 5:54am

Interesting interpretation here about MH370 shadowing another plane to get to the 'stans:

http://keithledgerwood.tumblr.com/post/79838944823/did-malaysian-airlines-370-disappear-using-sia68-sq68

I would add that the ascent to 45,000 feet over land could be for a couple of reasons:

1) To reduce chance of someone on the ground noticing an unidentified night flight
2) Pressure in the cabin would drop enough they'd almost certainly all be unconscious or near enough. Take a portable oxygen unit, and disable passengers. Tie them up, drug them, kill them.

Now you have as long as fuel can be made to last, to accomplish your mission.

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Strategic Renter 2014 Mar 17, 6:01am

Interesting interpretation here about MH370 shadowing another plane to get to the 'stans:

http://keithledgerwood.tumblr.com/post/79838944823/did-malaysian-airlines-370-disappear-using-sia68-sq68

I would add that the ascent to 45,000 feet over land could be for a couple of reasons:

1) To reduce chance of someone on the ground noticing an unidentified night flight

2) Pressure in the cabin would drop enough they'd almost certainly all be unconscious or near enough. Take a portable oxygen unit, and disable passengers. Tie them up, drug them, kill them.

Now you have as long as fuel can be made to last, to accomplish your mission.

Sounds like this guy has cracked the case

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New Renter 2014 Mar 17, 6:10am

Mission being what exactly? There are only so may places one can land (intact) such an airliner and keep it out of sight.

One thing is for sure, that plane is on the ground - somewhere.

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Vicente 2014 Mar 17, 6:23am

http://www.youtube.com/embed/X3Hg-Y7MugU

I have a hard time believing that no military radar didn't pick up this plane if it crossed all these air spaces... One of them would surely have seen it, and without a transponder, would have reported it......

I've done night shift work and I know how slack things can be. It shouldn't be that way of course, but it often is. No military alert was raised about an unidentified blip right over Malaysia!

If MH370 was lights-out, and tucked up behind and above/below SIA68, it would likely show up as one blob on radar, not 2 distinct ones. Radar operator would see a transponder return for the blob and move on to something else. Assuming they were at some times close enough in to transmitter or at right angle to show 2 blobs really close together, night operators might have assumed it's a ghost echo, and again ignored it. Your job is watching all these dots and making sense of them, and you've seen the same flights do the same things through your sector hundreds of times and you blank them out to look for the outlier. One part of working nights is filtering and only involving a second person if something seems really odd. Raw data might show this if they look.

Yeah it does sound like the opening to Moonraker or some other outlandish plot. Why do it? If you wanted the planes or the passengers there's lots cheaper/simpler ways.

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FortWayne 2014 Mar 17, 6:25am

"Sorry, the page you were looking for in this blog does not exist." I got that when I clicked the link.

http://www.recourse-loans.com/2013/06/a-neocon-just-called-for-false-flag.html - not opening.

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Ceffer 2014 Mar 17, 6:28am

errc says

I think auto correct accidentally removed the word buttcheeks.

Suck 100k donuts with his buttcheeks

The other cops would tear him apart for the donuts. Remember the five second rule?

With cops and donuts up the ass, it's the ten minute rule.

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MisdemeanorRebel 2014 Mar 17, 6:31am

Quigley says

WWI brought the US in with a false flag, orchestrated by elements of American intelligence who claimed that Germany was arming Mexico and encouraging the Mexicans to wage war on the US.

Yep! The Luisitania was packed with arms ("Unrefrigerated Butter"), the German Gov't tried to buy ads in all the major papers inc. the NYT about the dangers of traveling on a ship carrying munitions to a belligerent - but every paper except one in the rural Midwest (ostensibly with a large German population) refused to run it. Not a surprise since most of the major papers & newsreels were all running bullshit about German soldiers killing babies and such. In actuality, the war was started by France and Britain.

Also, a bunch of Yiddish-speaking Russian War Refugees were imprisoned for trying to tell Americans get out of the dumb war. That's when Wendell Holmes made his baloney-pony fire in a crowded theater remark:

Thing is, there really was a fire.

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zzyzzx 2014 Mar 17, 6:38am

I have a hard time believing that no military radar didn't pick up this plane if it crossed all these air spaces.

What if nobody is watching?

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rooemoore 2014 Mar 17, 6:48am

If MH370 was tucked up behind and below SIA68, it would likely show up as one blob on radar, not 2 distinct ones

How exactly would 370 be able to find and sneak up behind other plane? (SIA68). To do that and not be seen by the other plane would be very, very, very difficult. (read impossible) Remember, they were pretty much flying blind at that point, using the same navigation system as Columbus.

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Vicente 2014 Mar 17, 6:59am

rooemoore says

To do that and not be seen by the other plane would be very, very, very difficult. (read impossible)

Read the article. It's night, MH370 has lights off, and is coming up behind. SIA68 has all lights on and is transmitting it's location. Commercial jets don't have rear windows or cameras. Assuming it was a planned intercept, you already know it's usual schedule and just need to fine-tune the approach. It's plausible sounding to me.

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curious2 2014 Mar 17, 7:48am

If MH370 approached SIA68 so closely as to appear to be one object on distant military radar screens, wouldn't SIA68's onboard radar have detected the proximity of an object the size of a 777? Neither the linked article nor its comments addressed this question.

Also, as theories go, that one seems to have another flaw. Commercial Airliners tend to follow established flight lanes, just as commercial ships follow shipping lanes. The crews communicate back and forth about conditions (turbulence, icebergs, traffic, whatever). If one plane were following another very closely, the anomaly might be observed by anyone flying the same lane, in either direction, in addition to military radar on the ground. If anybody noticed, they would almost definitely say something. One airliner shadowing another would raise serious safety concerns, including the risks of wake turbulence, wind sheer, and collision.

Anybody planning a hijacking would have anticipated those risks, so shadowing another airliner across thousands of miles seems an unlikely plan.

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Vicente 2014 Mar 17, 8:00am

curious2 says

wouldn't SIA68's onboard radar have detected the proximity of an object the size of a 777?

What onboard radar?

2 radar stations in Malaysia evidently tracked this thing but did nothing. I'm curious to hear what story they told their bosses.

As to other aircraft observing the shadowing plane, it's night time, how does anyone see it?

At the very least, if this was the scenario I agree he'd have to stop shadowing by daybreak.

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curious2 2014 Mar 17, 8:03am

What onboard radar?

The radar onboard SIA68.