"Freemen" try to stop Gardaí arresting mother

sdanseo · 28-11-2013 04:20AM

Moron wrote:

"Where are you taking her?"

Garda wrote:

"The district court"

Numerous morons wrote:

"What is that?"

They're scumbags and chancers the lot of them.

Einhard · 28-11-2013 07:24AM

Man fair play to the Garda for keeping it together, I alternated between wanting to punch one of those idiots and wanting to burst out laughing at their nonsense.

Seriously though, that min guy is seriously messed up. I fet sad for the woman involved. She was obviously confused and scared, and used by these charlatans.

Thomas D · 28-11-2013 10:08AM

Fratoue wrote: »

Why do people you don't know from Adam helping a young woman deserve scorn and derision??

I hate them because they are very dangerous people that can cause this woman a lot of harm. Their ideology is based on blind selfishness. They want all of the benefits of modern society ; cars, roads, mansions, welfare, hospitals. But they refuse to pay. Leo the scummer won't even pay his child support.

keithclancy · 28-11-2013 10:51AM

They are way too nice to them in Ireland.

In other countries they would have given them a good police tickling.

endacl · 28-11-2013 10:55AM

keithclancy wrote: »

police tickling.

Duggy747 · 28-11-2013 11:00AM

That video is depressing in that these people believe spouting a concoction of pseudo-legal garbage will provide immunity against the law and the clearly confused look on that woman as she regurgitates what's been fed to her.

Few years back I used to find this movement funny, as the stuff they came out with was something akin to what you'd see in a Monty Python sketch. Now, it just confuses me how many people genuinely believe this stuff and think it actually works.

They don't recognise the state but yet have no problem using it's services or claiming it's benefits (from some of the "freemen" I met who are on the scratcher)

whomitconcerns · 28-11-2013 11:02AM

wow..funniest thing I have seen in ages.....what ar$eholes.....

gobnaitolunacy · 28-11-2013 11:16AM

Aestivalis wrote: »

Absolute nutjobs. These people are dangerous.

Thankfully, they're not intelligent enough to pose a threat.

ch750536 · 28-11-2013 11:17AM

I remember someone back in 2001 being ridiculed when he stated
-The world was run by lizards
-A prime minister of the UK was killing children for kicks
-Jimmy Saville was a paedo & arranged kids for the rich & powerful through a network of childrens homes.

So, I've learnt that normally there is some truth in almost everything. Both sides are likely acting the bollix, truth is somewhere in the middle.

MilanPan!c · 28-11-2013 11:22AM

ch750536 wrote: »

I remember someone back in 2001 being ridiculed when he stated
-The world was run by lizards
-A prime minister of the UK was killing children for kicks
-Jimmy Saville was a paedo & arranged kids for the rich & powerful through a network of childrens homes.

So, I've learnt that normally there is some truth in almost everything. Both sides are likely acting the bollix, truth is somewhere in the middle.

There's no truth in Freeman rubbish. It was started in the late 1960s by two neo-Nazis as a way to attract more devotees to their ideology and to dodge taxes.

Though many more layers of nonsense have been welded on over the years one thing is consistent: the leadership of the movement has always run scams and have no problem hurting extremely vulnerable people if it suits their ends.

Justifying their ideology in any way helps them hurt people.

drunkmonkey · 28-11-2013 11:28AM

srsly78 wrote: »

Surely they will easily get away with this one, that Garda wasn't wearing his hat!

He looked like a proper thug, not one female Gardaí there, it really had all the hallmarks of the opening scene from a snuff movie.

hansfrei · 28-11-2013 11:37AM

MilanPan!c wrote: »

There's no truth in Freeman rubbish. It was started in the late 1960s by two neo-Nazis as a way to attract more devotees to their ideology and to dodge taxes.

Though many more layers of nonsense have been welded on over the years one thing is consistent: the leadership of the movement has always run scams and have no problem hurting extremely vulnerable people if it suits their ends.

Justifying their ideology in any way helps them hurt people.

Started off after the re-arrangement of the courts system in England.

MilanPan!c · 28-11-2013 11:43AM

hansfrei wrote: »

Started off after the re-arrangement of the courts system in England.

What started off?

The founders were Americans.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posse_Comitatus_(organization)

hansfrei · 28-11-2013 11:54AM

MilanPan!c wrote: »

What started off?

The founders were Americans.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posse_Comitatus_(organization)

Lolapoluza

Americans?

endacl · 28-11-2013 12:14PM

ch750536 wrote: »

I remember someone back in 2001 being ridiculed when he stated
-The world was run by lizards
-A prime minister of the UK was killing children for kicks
-Jimmy Saville was a paedo & arranged kids for the rich & powerful through a network of childrens homes.

So, I've learnt that normally there is some truth in almost everything. Both sides are likely acting the bollix, truth is somewhere in the middle.

Where ridiculous conspiracy theories are concerned, the truth is generally found to be 'in between', but is rarely if ever in 'the middle'. Despite what CT'ists might claim, with each loopy notion and paranoid delusion feeding the next.

On the plus side though, CT'ists are generally harmless, and always funny.

Grayson · 28-11-2013 12:30PM

endacl wrote: »

Where ridiculous conspiracy theories are concerned, the truth is generally found to be 'in between', but is rarely if ever in 'the middle'. Despite what CT'ists might claim, with each loopy notion and paranoid delusion feeding the next.

On the plus side though, CT'ists are generally harmless, and always funny.

The Posse Comitatus link described a belief that there was a shadowy secret group that controlled every government. They're called the Zionist Occupation Government or ZOG for short.

We're fecked in ireland.

hansfrei · 28-11-2013 12:30PM

endacl wrote: »

Where ridiculous conspiracy theories are concerned, the truth is generally found to be 'in between', but is rarely if ever in 'the middle'. Despite what CT'ists might claim, with each loopy notion and paranoid delusion feeding the next.

On the plus side though, CT'ists are generally harmless, and always funny.

The NSA was "conspiracy theory" ten years ago.

endacl · 28-11-2013 12:31PM

Grayson wrote: »

The Posse Comitatus link described a belief that there was a shadowy secret group that controlled every government. They're called the Zionist Occupation Government or ZOG for short.

We're fecked in ireland.

The Elders of Zog.

KNEEL BEFORE THEM!!!

take everything · 28-11-2013 12:35PM

rogieop wrote: »

These people are gobsh1tes.

There is a man in currently in mountjoy serving a sentance over this crap.

Its idiots who think they are smarter than the gardsi and who are in turn trying to convince other people to go along with them.

Yes, know the law, yes stand up for whats right if you are being unjustly treated, but dont for gods sake, involve other people who know nothing about what is gonig on and leave them to face the consequences!

The ridiculous use of "whom" instead of "who" in the subtitle that appears half-way into the video summed it up for me.

Dangerous mix of entitlement and stupidity.

hansfrei · 28-11-2013 12:36PM

MilanPan!c wrote: »

What started off?

The founders were Americans.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Posse_Comitatus_(organization)

No expert, I think Henry2 rearranged the courts and legal systems of England. Common law was too messy for many disputes.
Modern courts and houses of the Oireachtas have funny language, funny flags, funny dresses and costumes etc.

The whole thing needs reform I think. A flag with a fringe isn't an Irish flag and shouldn't be seen in an Irish court or parliament. A judge should be smartly dressed and refrain from wearing a cape or whatever.

gobnaitolunacy · 28-11-2013 12:36PM

endacl wrote: »

The Elders of Zog.

KNEEL BEFORE THEM!!!

Zig and Zag???

MilanPan!c · 28-11-2013 12:38PM

hansfrei wrote: »

The NSA was "conspiracy theory" ten years ago.

[slaps forehead]

Maybe things seem so mysterious to you because you just are ignorant of a lot of things.

For instance, the NSA was revealed after Watergate, and that led to the creation of FISA courts.

So. No. 10 years ago the NSA wasn't a conspiracy theory.

endacl · 28-11-2013 12:39PM

hansfrei wrote: »

The NSA was "conspiracy theory" ten years ago.

No it wasn't. It was very openly founded on November 4th 1952 with a specific remit. Why their activities are a surprise to anybody is beyond me. They intercept and collect communications. That's their job. They just do it today using technology that would have been unimaginable 60 odd years ago. Whether or not this is a good thing is a different story entirely. It backs up NWO delusionistas though. Realistically though, recent admissions and discoveries amount more to diplomatic bad manners than world domination. The US is only doing what states have always done. They just have fancier toys.

MilanPan!c · 28-11-2013 12:43PM

hansfrei wrote: »

Lolapoluza

Americans?

What's so funny?

hansfrei · 28-11-2013 12:48PM

MilanPan!c wrote: »

[slaps forehead]

Maybe things seem so mysterious to you because you just are ignorant of a lot of things.

For instance, the NSA was revealed after Watergate, and that led to the creation of FISA courts.

So. No. 10 years ago the NSA wasn't a conspiracy theory.

Rewind yourself there. None or few of the practices of the NSA were expected ten years ago. Nonsense post is nonsense.

MilanPan!c · 28-11-2013 12:50PM

hansfrei wrote: »

Rewind yourself there. None or few of the practices of the NSA were expected ten years ago. Nonsense post is nonsense.

Sorry but trying to backtrack to hide your BS is transparent and childish.

Two people have calls you on your ridiculous claim.

Either say what you mean or expect to be called out for saying silly crap.

take everything · 28-11-2013 12:51PM

Duggy747 wrote: »

That video is depressing in that these people believe spouting a concoction of pseudo-legal garbage will provide immunity against the law and the clearly confused look on that woman as she regurgitates what's been fed to her.

Few years back I used to find this movement funny, as the stuff they came out with was something akin to what you'd see in a Monty Python sketch. Now, it just confuses me how many people genuinely believe this stuff and think it actually works.

They don't recognise the state but yet have no problem using it's services or claiming it's benefits (from some of the "freemen" I met who are on the scratcher)

The funny thing is, the poor woman kinda looks like, deep down, she'd prefer to go with the sympathetic guard and get away from the guy in red jabbering in her ear.

Edit:
Wouldn't be surprised if she said "jaysus, thank god that twat is gone" in the back of the garda van.

srsly78 · 28-11-2013 12:53PM

hansfrei wrote: »

Rewind yourself there. None or few of the practices of the NSA were expected ten years ago. Nonsense post is nonsense.

In IT circles many people knew there were shenanigans going on. Remember ECHELON and stuff like that? Remember the time everyone was putting keywords like "bomb" in their email signature to swamp their surveillance?

listermint · 28-11-2013 12:54PM

The HSE is like Tesco. lol.

Id say every single one of them have been in a HSE hospital at one stage or another of their lives.

Custom citizenship, they love to choose the best bits and choose not to do what suits them

bunch of loony nuts.

MilanPan!c · 28-11-2013 12:56PM

srsly78 wrote: »

In IT circles many people knew there were shenanigans going on. Remember ECHELON and stuff like that? Remember the time everyone was putting keywords like "bomb" in their email signature to swamp their surveillance?

Not only that but in 2003 the NSA was caught bugging the UN as part of the Iraq War nonsense:

www.theguardian.com/world/2003/mar/02/usa.iraq

Hardly a secret what they were up to 10 years ago.

"Freemen" try to stop Gardaí arresting mother

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