Yesterday, after I blogged about the TRWD bragging about enabling people to jump in the Trinity River, someone named Anonymous made a blog comment which soon had me watching Betsy Price watching what looked to me like a military operation.
In plain clothes.
Anonymous has left a new comment on your post "Thanks To The TRWD Fort Worth Is The Only Town In Texas Where You Can Jump In A River":
Off topic, but thought you would enjoy seeing our local leaders having a BLAST! Our City, Our Firearms! I guess it raises more $ than a bake sale.
The Anonymous blog comment included a link to a YouTube video which you can watch below.
The local leaders having a BLAST, to which Anonymous refers, in addition to Betsy Price, includes Betsy's predecessor, Chesapeake Energy's puppet, Mike Moncrief.
In the video Betsy and Mike sing the praises of Fort Worth's army, I mean, SWAT team, which they, of course, believe to be the very best in the nation.
In the video there is some lamenting about the SWAT team being underfunded and needing money. I think this event must have been some sort of fund raiser, which explains the "bake sale" part of the Anonymous comment.
Don't bullets and bombs cost a lot of money? There are a lot of guns being fired a lot of times during the course of this explosive video.
Does Fort Worth have a big need for a SWAT team army? The only horrific incident I can remember since I've been in Texas which would seem to have been SWAT team worthy was the Wedgewood Baptist Church murder of 7 young people, with an additional 7 injured before the killer Larry Gene Ashbrook killed himself.
The Wikipedia article about this tragedy makes no mention of Fort Worth's SWAT team being involved.
How much does Fort Worth spend on this little army, I can't help but wonder?
I also can't help but wonder if other town's SWAT teams engage in events of the sort you will witness in the video below?
No comments:
Post a Comment