Are politicians swatted enough to make emergency dispatchers authenticate emergency calls? Hopefully, the recent wave of swatting politicians, government officials, and judges, will spur them to make it a crime for the emergency answering and dispatch services not to authenticate calls that could result with dispatching a SWAT unit. Considering the frequently lethal consequences, one […]
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Our products, such as Unbreakable® Umbrellas, are bought by three categories of people: Category 1 Clowns. They treat weapons like toys, not like means for defending themselves. See examples below. Two clowns and the Unbreakable® Walking-Stick Umbrella More clowning, with the Unbreakable® Walking-Stick Umbrella and the Unbreakable® telescopic Umbrella Category 2 Stupid and lazy types,
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We like our products be put to good use in a good cause so since government-sponsored gangs began assaulting people in one city, we offer a discount to orders from there. Alas, not all who take advantage of the discount intend to use our Unbreakable® Umbrellas for defending themselves. Some are just bozos like those
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“To secure ourselves against defeat lies in our own hands, but the opportunity of defeating the enemy is provided by the enemy himself.” — The Art of War Another way of putting it is, “Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity.” Take a recent, international-scale example: The torture and murder of Jamal Khashoggi in
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Alford plea: Would you take it? Listen to Daniel Echols’ explanation, titled Life After Death, what Alford plea is and then answer.
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First, a definition for those few who don’t know the term swatting: Swatting is causing a police SWAT team to attack someone based on the false report of a dangerous or violent situation (e.g., a bomb threat or hostage-taking). The false report can be made by any means, but most often it is done by
Another failure countered his sense of unimportance by hurting many people. Media helped. A mess-up wanted to get attention and, for a lack of other qualifications, killed and maimed many people — and media obliged as usual. They showed his picture and broadcast his name and his wannabe affiliation — instead of just stating that
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This does not contain practical advice, so it is not a self-defense tip but a statement of fact. In October 2010, Al Qaeda, in its English-language magazine Inspire, urged its followers to use trucks as weapons. Also in 2010, Boris Johnson, then the mayor of London, ordered removal of barriers from London Bridge and other
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This does not contain practical advice, so it is not a self-defense tip but a statement of fact. Last weekend in London three murderers killed 7 people and injured 48, of which 21 critically. The attackers drove a car into a crowd and then proceeded to knife people. The attack lasted 16 minutes. Police arrived
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This does not contain practical advice, so it is not a self-defense tip but a statement of fact and a heads-up. French police do a great job recruiting for ISIS. They raped an arrestee (in a similar manner to NYPD officers’ rape of Abner Luima and who knows how many others). ISIS, al-Qaeda, or whatever
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