The “Waco, Tx. massacre” information and detail flow is being controlled by the Police and Fed while being regurgitated to masses by echo journalism (not true journalism).
Here are the facts about what happened in Waco, Tx at the Twin Peaks restaurant.
1) The massacre occurred at a Sunday brunch of bikers from diverse motorcycle clubs who intended to discuss issues of interest to motorcyclists – like lane splitting, profiling of motorcyclists, the right to wear a club patch while eating in a diner, state politicians who are sympathetic and unsympathetic about so called “biker rights,” and the legal implications of traffic intersection mass detectors that cannot detect motorcycles. There were at least a dozen clubs there.
2) The police statements are fabrications. There were no threats. Murders of, and even assaults on, sworn peace officers in the United States by outlaw bikers are extraordinarily rare. In the United States, policemen are more likely to be struck by lightening than to be punched by a motorcycle outlaw.
3) The Twin Peaks franchise sold food and drink to a peaceful assembly of American citizens. The Waco police wanted the restaurant to ban the bikers, who the Twin Peaks management knew from past experience to be peaceful, and lose the business.
4) Bond is set at $1 million each of the 170 individuals who are facing charges.
All the rhetoric used by law enforcement surrounding this event is typical in trying to redirect or squash any hint of truth.
My heart hurts for the families of Richard Matthew Jordan II, 31, Jesus Delgado Rodriguez, 65, Charles Wayne Russell, 46, Daniel Raymond Boyett, 44, Wayne Lee Campbell, 43, Jacob Lee Rhyne, 39, Richard Vincent Kirschner, Jr., 47, Manuel Issac Rodriguez, 40, Matthew Mark Smith, 27, who were murdered by police/fed.
Please repost this and help get the truth out there. #waco #twinpeaks #motorcycleclubs #murders sourced and compiled from: www.agingrebel.com
SIGNAL BOOST, PEOPLE!!
(Moment of silence) FREE THE WACO170!
