This is becoming the photo of yesterday’s invasion attempt and a heavy contender for the Pulitzer prize.

My first thought after examining the photo was “What was she thinking?”  Was she ready to have the girls go through razor wire? Toss them over? And then what? The wall was still there, did she bring a coyote-style slingshot to shoot the kids over? And the same applies to the rest of the participants.

Now, some people have been saying that this was a staged media event to happily coincide with the Thanksgiving weekend in order to inject a dose of guilt into the American consciousness and allow the invasion to come in freely. Basically the application of the Palestinian staged events to get heart-breaking if false pictures.   And it is a question you have to answer yourself, but the same picture finds at least four people doing Media for such a small contingent.

I believe that if they are trying so hard to stage or at least cover these events under the lens of tugging hearts, it is because the ones organizing this “caravan” have poll numbers indicating they have no real popular support and want to achieve their goals not via the legality of the principle but bypassing the law by trying to shame Americans into forgetting the law.  And no, this is not because they give a shit about the plight of the illegals but because they know they can seed more racial disharmony and try to split the nation.

It would be somewhat ironic that the first Civil War was brought about because of the slaves in country, but they needed to import them for Civil War 2.0

The Plantation Police Department said the man who fired a gunshot inside a Broward County Transit bus during a fight has turned himself in.
The shooting occurred Saturday at about 3 p.m. as the bus approached eastbound Broward Boulevard just west of Nob Hill Road.
Plantation police said the shooting stemmed from an argument between two passengers. Bendy Alcine, 38, was shot once and the suspect fled the scene.
The suspect, identified as Michael Porter, was arrested and charged with attempted premeditated murder.
An area of west Broward Boulevard and Nob Hill Road was temporarily shut down amid a manhunt involving a helicopter for the armed suspect, police said.
The victim was transported to Fort Lauderdale’s Broward Health Medical Center and is expected to recover.

Video Captures Violent Altercation Inside Broward County Transit Bus in Plantation

I saw in other news source that Mr. Porter warned Mr. Alcine that he was armed and would shoot him. Maybe that is why he is getting a charge of premeditated murder, but the escaping bit did not help him for sure.

Apparently the tear gas used in the Southern Border against illegals trying to rush the border can be programmed to affect by gender and by age.
No male illegals were affected by the gas if we are to believe dear Alyssa.

The Plantation Police Department launched a manhunt to arrest a suspect who shot a man during a struggle in a Broward County Transit bus.
The shooting occurred Saturday at about 3 p.m. as the bus approached eastbound Broward Boulevard just west of Nob Hill Road.
Plantation police said the shooting stemmed from an argument between two passengers. The victim was shot once and the suspect fled the scene.
An area of west Broward Boulevard and Nob Hill Road was temporarily shut down amid a manhunt involving a helicopter for the armed suspect, police said.
Plantation police released the following description of the backpack-wearing suspect: “Dark skin black male, 5’2 to 5’3 stocky build, late 20’s early 30’s, last seen wearing black Reebok shirt w/ white t-shirt underneath, frayed jean shorts.”
The victim was transported to Fort Lauderdale’s Broward Health Medical Center.

Video Captures Violent Altercation Inside Broward County Transit Bus in Plantation

The video tells us a partial story that does not fit much with the written article. The event had long gone past a simple “argument between two passengers” and it was a full on beating by a bigger passenger against a smaller one. At the same time, we don’t know what or who provoked it and leaving the scene is does not raise good feelings nor it helps legally to the shooter. In fact it makes the person look guilty and will more than likely used against him if arrested.

No promises, but I’ll update if anything more comes up about this case.

Thanks to reader Dave H, for sending me this. It is always a great teaching tool to get the first hand evidence of any case as we can learn what to do and how to prepare for that moment we hope it never comes.

Emotional events like this can lend to mistakes that may come to haunt the participants. I found myself saying “leave my weapon? No way! Why would I disarm? I just got shot at! Not till I see a cop. ” I know, dumb as hell because the cops may see me first, see an armed suspect in the scene of a shooting and I end up with a selection of hollow points inside me.

From an Ammoland article

Arizona -(Ammoland.com)- On 21 October 2018, Tyler Herrick entered his neighbor’s house, uninvited. Kyle Adams woke to find Herrick in his bedroom. He is said to have told Herrick to leave, and that Herrick did so. Herrick and Adams were both 33-years old.
Adams called his roommate, Brennan Pebbles, who is 31 years old. Pebbles left work and came to the house.
While roommates Adams and Pebbles were talking in the front room, Herrick came back with an AR-15 type rifle, shot through the front window and killed Kyle Adams. Pebbles ran upstairs to access his 9mm self-defense pistol.
Herrick shot out the window near the front door, entered, and hunted Pebbles.
Pebbles, using his 9mm pistol, shot and mortally wounded Herrick as Herrick entered the master bedroom.

For some reason, the second part pf the call did not have an embed code so you need to click here to go to the page.

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