alpg88
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Why do you think it happened in a first place?
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Another sad case.
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Nutkin The Squirrel - A Court Case From Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania - Williamson, Friedberg & Jones, LLC
(Photograph courtesy of the Fourth Grade student photographers at Pine Grove Area Elementary School.) On occasion, attorneys are asked about the most unusual or unique case that they have either encountered or heard about during their career. Although Williamson, Friedberg & Jones, LLC was not...
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If you want a look into the pit New York City is becoming, watch Cash Jordan's videos. He used to do videos showing apartments in NYC but has pivoted to covering how NYC being a 'sanctuary city' for illegal immigrants has produced a large rise in crime. Combined with their reduction in police and not prosecuting anyone for stealing stuff valued at $1,000 or less, and even not jailing people committing more serious crimes - many businesses of all sizes are closing stores or putting almost everything in locked cabinets. They're even tying clothes to the display racks. Some stores have employed security personnel but all they can do is try to take the goods away from the thieves.
With shoplifting becoming more difficult, the criminals NYC plays catch and release with (when they bother to catch them) are turning to home invasion robberies and robbing small neighborhood stores. They're even robbing restaurants, barging in and taking patrons wallets, purses, jewelry, smartphones etc. There's also ride by muggings by criminals on motor scooters.
The city has contracted with owners of several luxury hotels than closed during the pandemic. The buildings are being used as one or two month stay shelters. After that time the people have to get out to make room for others. But since the jobs and opportunities NYC said existed don't actually exist (or don't for undocumented illegal immigrants) they turn to living in tents and often to crime.
Another person with insights into how NYC and the State is a horrible place is Louis Rossmann. He had a business in NYC repairing computers, mainly fixing Apple's Macbooks with their many design faults nearly 100% guaranteed to fail.
Due to New York's anti-business bureaucracy with all its licensing fees, regulations, BS fines, super high rent, etc, he left and moved to Texas. The last straw was when he found out the city had been sending past due notices for something he'd paid years ago to a post office box in Maine. He's only been to Maine once in his life, for a brief visit. It turned out that similar notices for several businesses were being sent to that same P.O. Box. Even after he moved to Texas, NYC was trying to fine him for something.
With shoplifting becoming more difficult, the criminals NYC plays catch and release with (when they bother to catch them) are turning to home invasion robberies and robbing small neighborhood stores. They're even robbing restaurants, barging in and taking patrons wallets, purses, jewelry, smartphones etc. There's also ride by muggings by criminals on motor scooters.
The city has contracted with owners of several luxury hotels than closed during the pandemic. The buildings are being used as one or two month stay shelters. After that time the people have to get out to make room for others. But since the jobs and opportunities NYC said existed don't actually exist (or don't for undocumented illegal immigrants) they turn to living in tents and often to crime.
Another person with insights into how NYC and the State is a horrible place is Louis Rossmann. He had a business in NYC repairing computers, mainly fixing Apple's Macbooks with their many design faults nearly 100% guaranteed to fail.
Due to New York's anti-business bureaucracy with all its licensing fees, regulations, BS fines, super high rent, etc, he left and moved to Texas. The last straw was when he found out the city had been sending past due notices for something he'd paid years ago to a post office box in Maine. He's only been to Maine once in his life, for a brief visit. It turned out that similar notices for several businesses were being sent to that same P.O. Box. Even after he moved to Texas, NYC was trying to fine him for something.
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If you watch the video of the woman who people keep blaming for calling in complaints on P'nut, she denies she did it and says it was one of her followers who called in the complaints, not her. I'm sure we all want justice for P'nut, but we need to give it time to find out the truth of who is responsible. We don't want innocent people getting hurt. If she is lying, we'll know soon enough.
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P'Nut the Squirrel and Fred the Raccoon did not have rabies, officials announced — as it was revealed the animals were marked for death and decapitation days before they were seized by the state.
The internet famous P'Nut and his raccoon pal were taken from an Upstate New York home by force in a raid by state agents on Oct. 30 that sparked outrage and accusations of government overreach as the pets were euthanized to test for rabies.
"Results are negative," Chemung County Executive Christopher Moss told The Post Tuesday.
A newly revealed timeline shows state officials advised the county to euthanize the pets a full seven days before they were taken from their unofficial caretaker Mark Longo on Oct. 30 — even though the Department of Environmental Conservation later said the squirrel bit an agent during the raid, sparking the need for the test.
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The internet famous P'Nut and his raccoon pal were taken from an Upstate New York home by force in a raid by state agents on Oct. 30 that sparked outrage and accusations of government overreach as the pets were euthanized to test for rabies.
"Results are negative," Chemung County Executive Christopher Moss told The Post Tuesday.
A newly revealed timeline shows state officials advised the county to euthanize the pets a full seven days before they were taken from their unofficial caretaker Mark Longo on Oct. 30 — even though the Department of Environmental Conservation later said the squirrel bit an agent during the raid, sparking the need for the test.
P’Nut the Squirrel was ‘marked for death’ and decapitation from the start — as rabies test results reveal tragic twist
P’Nut the Squirrel and Fred the Raccoon did not have rabies, officials announced — as it was revealed the animals were marked for death and decapitation days before they were seized by the st…
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Even nine line apparel has gotten in on the action.
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She's full of
If some Jack-booted thug grabbed me forcibly, heck; I'd bit down on him too!
Screw that! Revenge for our beloved furry critters first, then we deal with all of that other $#&%!
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Trump has a voice, some would say a big mouth. He can defend himself and has done well doing it. His supporters in Florida who got passed over by FEMA for having Trump signs, Brian Malinowski who was killed by the ATF for lawfully selling guns in his collection, Tulsi Gabbard being put on the terrorist no fly watch list after announcing her support for Trump, and numerous other examples of government overreach and abuse inflicted on the people and their pets such as P'nut and Fred need to be dealt with. It does not matter who is in power if there is no accountability on either side when citizens or their animals are hurt in the fight over government control. We need to break apart these alphabet agencies that make up their own laws apart from Congress that get people and animals alike killed. Then we need to prosecute those that caused deaths in the performance of their duties. You cannot hide behind a position of government authority granting immunity from prosecution while denying citizens due process and expecting that lawlessness to go unpunished. At some point, the body count becomes too high, the citizens revolt, and justice happens swiftly. This was the case with immigration and all the missing girls at the Southern border. That is why Trump won.
As far as the woman who supposedly complained about P'nut, I don't know if she did it or not, none of us do. What I won't do is put out what could be slander against someone who is getting death threats against her because of this. If she is guilty, someone will find proof and she'll get sued. I don't think the people that killed P'nut and Fred needed a complaint to do this. Mark Longo didn't have a permit for the animals. They planed days ahead to take and test them (killing them in the process). Then they did it. Note: not having a permit for anything in New York now carries a death sentence. Defund this bureaucracy before it happens to you.
There's no need to kill an animal and examine its brain tissue to determine if it has rabies. There have been non-destructive rabies tests for years. Another thing with P'Nut is if he had rabies he wouldn't have been alive to be taken. Squirrels rapidly die if they get rabies. That's why there are no known instances of humans getting rabies from a squirrel bite. Wild squirrels by their nature run away from anything bigger than them, so one with rabies isn't going to spend its last day or two stalking humans to bite.
Disease transmission relies on the vector (the infected human or animal) surviving long enough to spread it to others. That's why hemorrhagic viruses like Ebola usually rack up a small body count quickly then quit. They're *too deadly* to claim a large body count. There was a recent Ebola outbreak of a version which was less deadly so more people than usual got infected and died. Better transportation in the outbreak area and uninfected people going to care for infected family members, then catching the virus, also helped raise the death toll. People not getting as sick as fast so they were able to move around before falling ill or dying was another factor to the greater spread.
Disease transmission relies on the vector (the infected human or animal) surviving long enough to spread it to others. That's why hemorrhagic viruses like Ebola usually rack up a small body count quickly then quit. They're *too deadly* to claim a large body count. There was a recent Ebola outbreak of a version which was less deadly so more people than usual got infected and died. Better transportation in the outbreak area and uninfected people going to care for infected family members, then catching the virus, also helped raise the death toll. People not getting as sick as fast so they were able to move around before falling ill or dying was another factor to the greater spread.
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They don't have too. They just have to start World War 3 by letting Ukraine attack Russia with our weapons, wait for Russia to attack our U.S. base in Poland, declare war has started (the President can act to send troops for 60 days without Congress before needing their approval to continue the war), then declare martial law and try to cancel the transfer of power to the new President.
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Let them try. You will have the largest backlash against gun control in American history with a sympathetic jury and the entire country rooting for Mark Longo. The charges will not only be thrown out, but the case will end all gun control in New York forever. The people that brought the bogus charge will be dealt with by the next Presidential administration and the new attorney general, who was Trump's defense attorney, who might take a look at the case of the government being weaponized against an innocent citizen. If they had found an illegal gun, they would have seized it in the search of the house when the warrant was issued. At the very least, they would have taken pictures of it. Coming back after all this time after this public backlash and saying he has an illegal gun, you know they are under fire from the people and the press and trying to deflect attention from themselves because they know their days are numbered.
I'm assuming you're a half empty glass sort of guy?
