CSI: BATFE Stooges Unit

zoot · 2003-12-12T23:58:28+00:00

A United States government agency is currently engaged in apropaganda/ misinformation war directed at the people of the UnitedStates. They're using TV to accomplish it.The makers of CSI do not want to teach people how to be bettercriminals. They rig the plots so that they don't quite work. Leteveryone search their house for a window cleaner containing HF so theycan kill themselves. Let people try to blow themselves up by burpinggasoline while talking on a cell phone.The plots are deliberately flawed. I'm ok with that, although it's notas fun.The BATFE agents were asked to come up with an explosive system forthe Dec. 11th, 2003 show.The BATFE chose Ammonium Perchlorate. It doesn't work, and it makesthe public think that a common fuel for toy rocketry is a threat toevery American, especially the ones who fight terrorism like the skymarshals.If the facts don't back your position, why not start a propaganda war?Lie to the American public for their own good, right?This way, even though the regulations are unnecessary, stiflecommerce, and are draconian, the American public will approve them.It's a guerrilla marketing campaign, and not the only one going onright now.Watch CSI, CSI: Miami, CSI: Mayberry, Without a Trace, Without a Clue,Cold Case, Case of Cold Beer, Law and Order, Law and Order: SVU, Lawand Order:CI, Law and Order: Elevator Inspectors, and Law and Order:Jag.You have no right to genetic privacy. If you don't volunteer your DNA,you're either a criminal, evil, scum, or evil criminal scum.Never mind that police departments can't keep up with the DNA samplesthey have. In Chicago, rape victims are getting together to pay tohave their own rape kits tested for DNA so that the rapists can becaught. The cops don't have the money to do the DNA tests. I guesscatching rapists isn't a high priority item.We're being played folks. I hate to say it, but the majority of theAmerican public is falling for it.Zooty

Dec 12, 2003 43 Replies

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RayDunakin 22 years ago

I once had one of those cardboard sunshades that you put on the dash of your car. Not only did it have a warning against driving with it in place, it even warned against papercuts!

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Joel Corwith 22 years ago

You know we use those pop-ups that fold like a bandsaw blade. They sometimes unfold {rapidly} while driving. Never thought to sue before, thanks Ray!

Joel. phx

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Mark Simpson 22 years ago

Mario, Are you sure that you didn't use it to prep aluminum aircraft for painting? It certainly is used in pretreatments prior to painting metals. We use it all of the time in one form or another. It is the nastiest common chemical that I know of. I always used full battle gear (rubber gloves, faceshield, rubber apron, etc.,) whenever I handled it.

Mark Simpson NAR 71503 Level II God Bless our peacekeepers

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Mario Perdue 22 years ago

Absolutely positive. The guys who did that used a less diluted mixture that was really nasty.

Mario Perdue NAR #22012 Sr. L2 for email drop the planet

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"X-ray-Delta-One, this is Mission Control, two-one-five-six, transmission concluded."

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