Thanks GOP, for giving these folks a voice in public affairs and culture.
Why do they cover their faces? Bunch of pu**ies
To hide their identities — and the fact of their bigotry — from their neighbors, employers and others. The cowards can’t own it, unless they’re among their own narrow-minded loser crowd? Just a guess.
Wow!! Isn't that the same reason the antifa punks while doing your parties bidding also cover their faces?? They are also a bunch of losers among the same narrow minded crowd of p****es you rabidly support? When they are YOUR people involved in the racist intolerance all is cool and groovy in your world.......GOT IT!!! The basic point never changes. FRC hypocrisy is bad... very bad. FLP hypocrisy is good...very good.
FTR, what is the FLP criteria for labeling people as white supremacists?? I'm guessing the first step is being a Republican who lives in the south. If you voted for trump, then your an even huger monster.
We don't make mistakes, we have happy accidents.
Bob Ross:
"Three Men Plead Guilty to Conspiring to Provide Material Support to a Plot to Attack Power Grids in the United States
Domestic Terrorism Plot was in Furtherance of White Supremacist Ideology
Three men pleaded guilty today to crimes related to a scheme to attack power grids in the United States in furtherance of white supremacist ideology."
It's a good development that the FBI is now involved (as attacking power grids is a FEDERAL crime). This should move the Andy Taylor sheriff out of primary responsibility for investigating this crime. Maybe his prayer buddy might get some further investigation and not by Deputy Barney Fife.
"On Friday, Nov. 11, a property owned by the Carteret-Craven Electric Cooperative (CCEC) in the Jones County town of Maysville was damaged. More than 12,000 CCEC customers were without power for approximately two hours, according to a statement from the cooperative.
CCEC monitors its system constantly, and soon after the outage occurred, crews were dispatched to begin the restoration process and found that the Maysville substation had been vandalized. The Maysville substation remains off-line, but CCEC is fully able to serve all of its members through other substations,” a Nov. 11 statement reads.
The total cost of the damage was expected to exceed $500,000 and insurance investigators are still working to determine the extent of the damage. The cooperative said the vandals damaged transformers causing them to leak coolant oil.
Much like the attack in Moore County, the attacks occurred close to military installations in the state. Maysville sits 33 miles from Camp Lejeune 41 miles from MCAS Cherry Point – two Marine Corps bases with nearly 50,000 active duty and reserve members enlisted.
Moore County sits just west of Fort Bragg, the largest military base in the United States. The substation attacks were first reported in Carthage, the Moore County seat which sits approximately 33 miles from the Army base.
In a press conference on Sunday, Dec. 4, Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields said the attack wasn’t random and the perpetrators “knew what they were doing.”
Law enforcement responded to the outages and found that two substations were damaged with multiple gunshots. A gate was rammed open at one of the properties to reach the intended target."
Last edited by Kismet on Tue Dec 06, 2022 12:12 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Thanks GOP, for giving these folks a voice in public affairs and culture.
Why do they cover their faces? Bunch of pu**ies
To hide their identities — and the fact of their bigotry — from their neighbors, employers and others. The cowards can’t own it, unless they’re among their own narrow-minded loser crowd? Just a guess.
Wow!! Isn't that the same reason the antifa punks while doing your parties bidding also cover their faces?? They are also a bunch of losers among the same narrow minded crowd of p****es you rabidly support? When they are YOUR people involved in the racist intolerance all is cool and groovy in your world.......GOT IT!!! The basic point never changes. FRC hypocrisy is bad... very bad. FLP hypocrisy is good...very good.
FTR, what is the FLP criteria for labeling people as white supremacists?? I'm guessing the first step is being a Republican who lives in the south. If you voted for trump, then your an even huger monster.
You would guess wrong. Jesus what is the point of your ranting “yeah but” all the time. To demonstrate how small your worldview is?
Thanks GOP, for giving these folks a voice in public affairs and culture.
Why do they cover their faces? Bunch of pu**ies
To hide their identities — and the fact of their bigotry — from their neighbors, employers and others. The cowards can’t own it, unless they’re among their own narrow-minded loser crowd? Just a guess.
Wow!! Isn't that the same reason the antifa punks while doing your parties bidding also cover their faces?? They are also a bunch of losers among the same narrow minded crowd of p****es you rabidly support? When they are YOUR people involved in the racist intolerance all is cool and groovy in your world.......GOT IT!!! The basic point never changes. FRC hypocrisy is bad... very bad. FLP hypocrisy is good...very good.
If you can find a post in which I "rabidly support" antifa, I'll give you a dollar. Your posts are just dumber and dumber, in this strange zeal to tar people with the broad, un-nuanced brush that paints your tiny, little crabbed world.
... I give him a dollar if he can point to the leader of antifa, or anyone that belongs to the antifa organization.
"Three Men Plead Guilty to Conspiring to Provide Material Support to a Plot to Attack Power Grids in the United States
Domestic Terrorism Plot was in Furtherance of White Supremacist Ideology
Three men pleaded guilty today to crimes related to a scheme to attack power grids in the United States in furtherance of white supremacist ideology."
It's a good development that the FBI is now involved (as attacking power grids is a FEDERAL crime). This should move the Andy Taylor sheriff out of primary responsibility for investigating this crime. Maybe his prayer buddy might get some further investigation and not by Deputy Barney Fife.
"On Friday, Nov. 11, a property owned by the Carteret-Craven Electric Cooperative (CCEC) in the Jones County town of Maysville was damaged. More than 12,000 CCEC customers were without power for approximately two hours, according to a statement from the cooperative.
CCEC monitors its system constantly, and soon after the outage occurred, crews were dispatched to begin the restoration process and found that the Maysville substation had been vandalized. The Maysville substation remains off-line, but CCEC is fully able to serve all of its members through other substations,” a Nov. 11 statement reads.
The total cost of the damage was expected to exceed $500,000 and insurance investigators are still working to determine the extent of the damage. The cooperative said the vandals damaged transformers causing them to leak coolant oil.
Much like the attack in Moore County, the attacks occurred close to military installations in the state. Maysville sits 33 miles from Camp Lejeune 41 miles from MCAS Cherry Point – two Marine Corps bases with nearly 50,000 active duty and reserve members enlisted.
Moore County sits just west of Fort Bragg, the largest military base in the United States. The substation attacks were first reported in Carthage, the Moore County seat which sits approximately 33 miles from the Army base.
In a press conference on Sunday, Dec. 4, Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields said the attack wasn’t random and the perpetrators “knew what they were doing.”
Law enforcement responded to the outages and found that two substations were damaged with multiple gunshots. A gate was rammed open at one of the properties to reach the intended target."
... I suspect the hit on the Carthage site was a diversion to draw law enforcement. It is a much smaller site, a very average suburban substation by the looks of it. No solar cells.
"Three Men Plead Guilty to Conspiring to Provide Material Support to a Plot to Attack Power Grids in the United States
Domestic Terrorism Plot was in Furtherance of White Supremacist Ideology
Three men pleaded guilty today to crimes related to a scheme to attack power grids in the United States in furtherance of white supremacist ideology."
It's a good development that the FBI is now involved (as attacking power grids is a FEDERAL crime). This should move the Andy Taylor sheriff out of primary responsibility for investigating this crime. Maybe his prayer buddy might get some further investigation and not by Deputy Barney Fife.
"On Friday, Nov. 11, a property owned by the Carteret-Craven Electric Cooperative (CCEC) in the Jones County town of Maysville was damaged. More than 12,000 CCEC customers were without power for approximately two hours, according to a statement from the cooperative.
CCEC monitors its system constantly, and soon after the outage occurred, crews were dispatched to begin the restoration process and found that the Maysville substation had been vandalized. The Maysville substation remains off-line, but CCEC is fully able to serve all of its members through other substations,” a Nov. 11 statement reads.
The total cost of the damage was expected to exceed $500,000 and insurance investigators are still working to determine the extent of the damage. The cooperative said the vandals damaged transformers causing them to leak coolant oil.
Much like the attack in Moore County, the attacks occurred close to military installations in the state. Maysville sits 33 miles from Camp Lejeune 41 miles from MCAS Cherry Point – two Marine Corps bases with nearly 50,000 active duty and reserve members enlisted.
Moore County sits just west of Fort Bragg, the largest military base in the United States. The substation attacks were first reported in Carthage, the Moore County seat which sits approximately 33 miles from the Army base.
In a press conference on Sunday, Dec. 4, Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields said the attack wasn’t random and the perpetrators “knew what they were doing.”
Law enforcement responded to the outages and found that two substations were damaged with multiple gunshots. A gate was rammed open at one of the properties to reach the intended target."
... I suspect the hit on the Carthage site was a diversion to draw law enforcement. It is a much smaller site, a very average suburban substation by the looks of it. No solar cells.
Can you elaborate on the significance of the solar arrays?
"Three Men Plead Guilty to Conspiring to Provide Material Support to a Plot to Attack Power Grids in the United States
Domestic Terrorism Plot was in Furtherance of White Supremacist Ideology
Three men pleaded guilty today to crimes related to a scheme to attack power grids in the United States in furtherance of white supremacist ideology."
It's a good development that the FBI is now involved (as attacking power grids is a FEDERAL crime). This should move the Andy Taylor sheriff out of primary responsibility for investigating this crime. Maybe his prayer buddy might get some further investigation and not by Deputy Barney Fife.
"On Friday, Nov. 11, a property owned by the Carteret-Craven Electric Cooperative (CCEC) in the Jones County town of Maysville was damaged. More than 12,000 CCEC customers were without power for approximately two hours, according to a statement from the cooperative.
CCEC monitors its system constantly, and soon after the outage occurred, crews were dispatched to begin the restoration process and found that the Maysville substation had been vandalized. The Maysville substation remains off-line, but CCEC is fully able to serve all of its members through other substations,” a Nov. 11 statement reads.
The total cost of the damage was expected to exceed $500,000 and insurance investigators are still working to determine the extent of the damage. The cooperative said the vandals damaged transformers causing them to leak coolant oil.
Much like the attack in Moore County, the attacks occurred close to military installations in the state. Maysville sits 33 miles from Camp Lejeune 41 miles from MCAS Cherry Point – two Marine Corps bases with nearly 50,000 active duty and reserve members enlisted.
Moore County sits just west of Fort Bragg, the largest military base in the United States. The substation attacks were first reported in Carthage, the Moore County seat which sits approximately 33 miles from the Army base.
In a press conference on Sunday, Dec. 4, Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields said the attack wasn’t random and the perpetrators “knew what they were doing.”
Law enforcement responded to the outages and found that two substations were damaged with multiple gunshots. A gate was rammed open at one of the properties to reach the intended target."
... I suspect the hit on the Carthage site was a diversion to draw law enforcement. It is a much smaller site, a very average suburban substation by the looks of it. No solar cells.
Can you elaborate on the significance of the solar arrays?
... solar arrays are meant for power generation. They are not generally part of a power grid substation. A substation's main purpose is to step down very high AC voltage (30,000 to 70,000 volts) to 110 and 220 normally delivered to the end user. Much higher AC voltages are more efficient for long distance transmission of AC electrical power. Simple but very large transformers are used to do this. Substations are also used to switch from one set of transmission lines to another using high power switches. Not all substations have this transmission line switching capability.
Solar arrays convert solar energy to a DC voltage which is useless for power line transmission. The power must first be converted to AC power and then put out on the power grid. This requires a different type of "transformer" than the run of the mill down converting transformers found in run of the mill power grid substations. To knock out the larger substation the folks needed to be able to identify both types of "transformer" and shoot them up. The solar arrays can be used for power generation when the sun is out and if attached to large battery array, the stored energy can be used for conversion to AC power when the sun is not shinning.
a fan wrote: ↑Mon Dec 05, 2022 4:47 pm
She's a nutjob sending out a clarion call to violent nutjobs, and devaluing her fellow humans.
...clarion call ? she's a nut job -- what qualifies her as violent ? any calls for violence ?
You're the one who said she was violent. Not me.
Salty - would you serve with such a loose cannon? This noisy political advocacy is what got her out of the Army.
She is also displaying very little concern for her neighbors who are out of juice until Thursday. 99.9% have nothing to do with drag shows in Southern Pines.
"Three Men Plead Guilty to Conspiring to Provide Material Support to a Plot to Attack Power Grids in the United States
Domestic Terrorism Plot was in Furtherance of White Supremacist Ideology
Three men pleaded guilty today to crimes related to a scheme to attack power grids in the United States in furtherance of white supremacist ideology."
It's a good development that the FBI is now involved (as attacking power grids is a FEDERAL crime). This should move the Andy Taylor sheriff out of primary responsibility for investigating this crime. Maybe his prayer buddy might get some further investigation and not by Deputy Barney Fife.
"On Friday, Nov. 11, a property owned by the Carteret-Craven Electric Cooperative (CCEC) in the Jones County town of Maysville was damaged. More than 12,000 CCEC customers were without power for approximately two hours, according to a statement from the cooperative.
CCEC monitors its system constantly, and soon after the outage occurred, crews were dispatched to begin the restoration process and found that the Maysville substation had been vandalized. The Maysville substation remains off-line, but CCEC is fully able to serve all of its members through other substations,” a Nov. 11 statement reads.
The total cost of the damage was expected to exceed $500,000 and insurance investigators are still working to determine the extent of the damage. The cooperative said the vandals damaged transformers causing them to leak coolant oil.
Much like the attack in Moore County, the attacks occurred close to military installations in the state. Maysville sits 33 miles from Camp Lejeune 41 miles from MCAS Cherry Point – two Marine Corps bases with nearly 50,000 active duty and reserve members enlisted.
Moore County sits just west of Fort Bragg, the largest military base in the United States. The substation attacks were first reported in Carthage, the Moore County seat which sits approximately 33 miles from the Army base.
In a press conference on Sunday, Dec. 4, Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields said the attack wasn’t random and the perpetrators “knew what they were doing.”
Law enforcement responded to the outages and found that two substations were damaged with multiple gunshots. A gate was rammed open at one of the properties to reach the intended target."
... I suspect the hit on the Carthage site was a diversion to draw law enforcement. It is a much smaller site, a very average suburban substation by the looks of it. No solar cells.
Can you elaborate on the significance of the solar arrays?
... solar arrays are meant for power generation. They are not generally part of a power grid substation. A substation's main purpose is to step down very high AC voltage (30,000 to 70,000 volts) to 110 and 220 normally delivered to the end user. Much higher AC voltages are more efficient for long distance transmission of AC electrical power. Simple but very large transformers are used to do this. Substations are also used to switch from one set of transmission lines to another using high power switches. Not all substations have this transmission line switching capability.
Solar arrays convert solar energy to a DC voltage which is useless for power line transmission. The power must first be converted to AC power and then put out on the power grid. This requires a different type of "transformer" than the run of the mill down converting transformers found in run of the mill power grid substations. To knock out the larger substation the folks needed to be able to identify both types of "transformer" and shoot them up. The solar arrays can be used for power generation when the sun is out and if attached to large battery array, the stored energy can be used for conversion to AC power when the sun is not shinning.
So the crux of the restoration problem is to replace the transformers who are converting the significant amount of solar power? which also may explain why they can't re-route power from elsewhere in restoration?
a fan wrote: ↑Mon Dec 05, 2022 4:47 pm
She's a nutjob sending out a clarion call to violent nutjobs, and devaluing her fellow humans.
...clarion call ? she's a nut job -- what qualifies her as violent ? any calls for violence ?
You're the one who said she was violent. Not me.
Salty - would you serve with such a loose cannon? This noisy political advocacy is what got her out of the Army.
She is also displaying very little concern for her neighbors who are out of juice until Thursday. 99.9% have nothing to do with drag shows in Southern Pines.
"Three Men Plead Guilty to Conspiring to Provide Material Support to a Plot to Attack Power Grids in the United States
Domestic Terrorism Plot was in Furtherance of White Supremacist Ideology
Three men pleaded guilty today to crimes related to a scheme to attack power grids in the United States in furtherance of white supremacist ideology."
It's a good development that the FBI is now involved (as attacking power grids is a FEDERAL crime). This should move the Andy Taylor sheriff out of primary responsibility for investigating this crime. Maybe his prayer buddy might get some further investigation and not by Deputy Barney Fife.
"On Friday, Nov. 11, a property owned by the Carteret-Craven Electric Cooperative (CCEC) in the Jones County town of Maysville was damaged. More than 12,000 CCEC customers were without power for approximately two hours, according to a statement from the cooperative.
CCEC monitors its system constantly, and soon after the outage occurred, crews were dispatched to begin the restoration process and found that the Maysville substation had been vandalized. The Maysville substation remains off-line, but CCEC is fully able to serve all of its members through other substations,” a Nov. 11 statement reads.
The total cost of the damage was expected to exceed $500,000 and insurance investigators are still working to determine the extent of the damage. The cooperative said the vandals damaged transformers causing them to leak coolant oil.
Much like the attack in Moore County, the attacks occurred close to military installations in the state. Maysville sits 33 miles from Camp Lejeune 41 miles from MCAS Cherry Point – two Marine Corps bases with nearly 50,000 active duty and reserve members enlisted.
Moore County sits just west of Fort Bragg, the largest military base in the United States. The substation attacks were first reported in Carthage, the Moore County seat which sits approximately 33 miles from the Army base.
In a press conference on Sunday, Dec. 4, Moore County Sheriff Ronnie Fields said the attack wasn’t random and the perpetrators “knew what they were doing.”
Law enforcement responded to the outages and found that two substations were damaged with multiple gunshots. A gate was rammed open at one of the properties to reach the intended target."
... I suspect the hit on the Carthage site was a diversion to draw law enforcement. It is a much smaller site, a very average suburban substation by the looks of it. No solar cells.
Can you elaborate on the significance of the solar arrays?
... solar arrays are meant for power generation. They are not generally part of a power grid substation. A substation's main purpose is to step down very high AC voltage (30,000 to 70,000 volts) to 110 and 220 normally delivered to the end user. Much higher AC voltages are more efficient for long distance transmission of AC electrical power. Simple but very large transformers are used to do this. Substations are also used to switch from one set of transmission lines to another using high power switches. Not all substations have this transmission line switching capability.
Solar arrays convert solar energy to a DC voltage which is useless for power line transmission. The power must first be converted to AC power and then put out on the power grid. This requires a different type of "transformer" than the run of the mill down converting transformers found in run of the mill power grid substations. To knock out the larger substation the folks needed to be able to identify both types of "transformer" and shoot them up. The solar arrays can be used for power generation when the sun is out and if attached to large battery array, the stored energy can be used for conversion to AC power when the sun is not shinning.
So the crux of the restoration problem is to replace the transformers who are converting the significant amount of solar power? which also may explain why they can't re-route power from elsewhere in restoration?
Yup, the transformers are the key. It is not clear how much of the power is solar vs traditional delivered by long range transmission line. I doubt that they are running the area entirely on solar. The first place to start is replacing, repairing the traditional transformers I would think. The solar may very well be back up power for Ft. Bragg, which would be lower priority under the circumstances. If it is primary for Ft. Bragg, of course it would be high priority.
I had not mentioned previously, there is a second very large substation with 100K + of solar panels located 5 miles to the southwest of the primary substation they attacked. It is the nearest neighbor substation of the primary, closer than the Carthage substation to the primary. This substation is farther from Ft. Bragg. Not immediately obvious what role this substation plays.
Thanks GOP, for giving these folks a voice in public affairs and culture.
Why do they cover their faces? Bunch of pu**ies
To hide their identities — and the fact of their bigotry — from their neighbors, employers and others. The cowards can’t own it, unless they’re among their own narrow-minded loser crowd? Just a guess.
Wow!! Isn't that the same reason the antifa punks while doing your parties bidding also cover their faces?? They are also a bunch of losers among the same narrow minded crowd of p****es you rabidly support? When they are YOUR people involved in the racist intolerance all is cool and groovy in your world.......GOT IT!!! The basic point never changes. FRC hypocrisy is bad... very bad. FLP hypocrisy is good...very good.
FTR, what is the FLP criteria for labeling people as white supremacists?? I'm guessing the first step is being a Republican who lives in the south. If you voted for trump, then your an even huger monster.
You would guess wrong. Jesus what is the point of your ranting “yeah but” all the time. To demonstrate how small your worldview is?
Thank you for your kind and insightful opinion.
FTR... How are my rants any different from your rants???
Also for the record... Who the flying f**k cares about the opinions of Greek philosophers who have been dead for thousands of years? Your worldview is huge but based on obsolete observations from philosophers dead long, long, long, long, long ago. Fascinating stuff for you college eggheads but knowledge that is useless in a modern word. How has the philosophy of Plato expanded your horizons and made you a pretty penny in the process?
We don't make mistakes, we have happy accidents.
Bob Ross:
Kismet wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 1:49 pm
Salty - would you serve with such a loose cannon? This noisy political advocacy is what got her out of the Army.
She is also displaying very little concern for her neighbors who are out of juice until Thursday. 99.9% have nothing to do with drag shows in Southern Pines.
No.I would not want to serve with her & am glad she is out. I'm surprised she lasted as long as she did in the Army, but it's not easy to get rid of someone who is smart & stays within the corners of the law & the UCMJ. She has to be pretty sharp to have lasted as long as she did & to exit with an honorable discharge. None of that implicates her in this. You make fun of the local sheriff, but he's had to deal with her before & knows her. He would not go out on a limb & say what he has said, if he did not have confidence that she was not involved. All the attention focused on her is a distraction & illustrates how quickly partisans jump to conclusions. It diverts the public's attention from looking for reliable tip information.
Is she impacted by the power outage along with her neighbors ?
old salt wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 5:45 pm
All the attention focused on her is a distraction & illustrates how quickly partisans jump to conclusions. It diverts the public's attention from looking for reliable tip information.
Facepalm.
The power is out in Moore County and I know why,” Emily Rainey wrote on her Facebook page less than an hour after the electricity failed.
Get it? Understand why folks might think she or her minions had something to do with it? Or MIGHT want some proper law enforcement to look here way?
Not exactly a huge leap there, OS. Stop pretending you don't understand this.
old salt wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 5:45 pm
All the attention focused on her is a distraction & illustrates how quickly partisans jump to conclusions. It diverts the public's attention from looking for reliable tip information.
Facepalm.
The power is out in Moore County and I know why,” Emily Rainey wrote on her Facebook page less than an hour after the electricity failed.
Get it? Understand why folks might think she or her minions had something to do with it? Or MIGHT want some proper law enforcement to look here way?
Not exactly a huge leap there, OS. Stop pretending you don't understand this.
How does that incite violence ? That prompted the Sheriff to interview her & dismiss her as having a part in it. That did not stop all the distracting attention focused on her by partisan social media gadflies like you. Prompting speculation & a narrative still unsupported by evidence available to the public.
old salt wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 5:45 pm
All the attention focused on her is a distraction & illustrates how quickly partisans jump to conclusions. It diverts the public's attention from looking for reliable tip information.
Facepalm.
The power is out in Moore County and I know why,” Emily Rainey wrote on her Facebook page less than an hour after the electricity failed.
Get it? Understand why folks might think she or her minions had something to do with it? Or MIGHT want some proper law enforcement to look here way?
Not exactly a huge leap there, OS. Stop pretending you don't understand this.
How does that incite violence ? That prompted the Sheriff to interview her & dismiss her as having a part in it. That did not stop all the distracting attention focused on her by partisan social media gadflys like you.
No one made her say that, OS. She said it all by herself. And instead of blaming HER for making herself a part of this story....you want to blame everyone else. Neat. And for the 100th time, no one has said she did it. Not me. Not the media. No one. Yet you're here to lecture us about buying what's on social media.
Anything else? You're really punching above your weight class this week with your nonsense.
old salt wrote: ↑Tue Dec 06, 2022 5:45 pm
All the attention focused on her is a distraction & illustrates how quickly partisans jump to conclusions. It diverts the public's attention from looking for reliable tip information.
Facepalm.
The power is out in Moore County and I know why,” Emily Rainey wrote on her Facebook page less than an hour after the electricity failed.
Get it? Understand why folks might think she or her minions had something to do with it? Or MIGHT want some proper law enforcement to look here way?
Not exactly a huge leap there, OS. Stop pretending you don't understand this.
How does that incite violence ? That prompted the Sheriff to interview her & dismiss her as having a part in it. That did not stop all the distracting attention focused on her by partisan social media gadflys like you.
No one made her say that, OS. She said it all by herself. And instead of blaming HER for making herself a part of this story....you want to blame everyone else. Neat. And for the 100th time, no one has said she did it. Not me. Not the media. No one. Yet you're here to lecture us about buying what's on social media.
Anything else? You're really punching above your weight class this week with your nonsense.
You hair trigger social media conspiracy mongers are getting under the Sheriff's skin. ...now you've gotten Steve Bannon involved.
...clarion call ? she's a nut job -- what qualifies her as violent ? any calls for violence ?
