Memorial Day

[Z28SSMAN]

Memorial Day.jpg

Today, we see leaders who's agenda is to divide our country for political gains. One fact remains...thousands of all races and political backgrounds died serving our country and we honor them.

[Fast One]

Yes!


Home of the free because of the brave.jpg

[Fast One]

My dad flew crazy hopped-up P-47 Thunderbolts during WWII. They ran an insane 70 pounds of boost - same as a modern Top Fueler! And they put out 4000+ HP from a 2800 cube engine, which could handle that sort of power for hundreds of hours non-stop! They also ran water/alcohol injection for War Emergency Power - and that was back in the '40s! (Pratt & Whitney tested the P-47's version of the R-2800 engine @ 2 HP/cube for 1000 hrs non-stop in their test cells.) Dad said that hitting War Emergency Power (WEP) felt like getting kicked in the ass by a freight-train! It would pin you in the seat as the plane accelerated to transonic speeds, fast enough to outrun & shoot-down the fucking NAZI jets! It held the world-record top-speed for prop planes from 1945-1989.

Joel

[MR.hp]

Memorial day is about those who fought for this country, and not about a thug that died a few years back on Memorial weekend and those who think some didn't get a fair chance in life. May God bless those who fought for us to be free.

[Z28SSMAN]

Yeah it's unbelievable we gotta hear about GF who was jacked up on enough drugs to kill most anyone. He previously drew a pistol on a pregnant woman but he's a hero. But let's burn the city down and the mayor and gov stood by and let these rioters destroy and rob and loot. You know...let them blow off steam. Pretty expensive mess.

Article:
Yes, it’s true. George Floyd was found guilty of burglary in Texas, around 2007. He was a member of a six men gang that broke into this woman’s home for the purpose of stealing her money. Floyd, being the biggest member of the group, was in charge of intimidating and assaulting the pregnant victim by threating to kill her and her baby if she did not cooperate with him and the other thieves. Yes, George Floyd was an evil criminal, certainly not a “gentle giant.”

Furthermore, Floyd was a drug addict who had a lot of deadly drugs in his system because he regularly consumed drugs, and committed petty crimes, like passing forged bills, presumably to help finance his drug addiction. He also resisted arrest, also due to drugs. During trial, the defense introduced expert testimony arguing that Floyd had so much fentanyl and other drugs in his body that it couldn’t have been medically determined what the actual cause of death was. The expert opinion was given by the former chief pathologist of Prince George County in Maryland, a high crime area, so the expert was well-familiar with violent deaths, causes of deaths, drug overdoses, and so forth. What I found interesting during trial was that Floyd was saying that he couldn’t breath even before the cops pinned him down to the ground, suggesting that he presumably experienced breathing difficulties before the police officer knelt on him. Ultimately, the jury sided with the prosecutor’s experts, presumably. We don’t actually know why the jury believed the prosecutors over the defense (jury deliberations are supposed to be secret). However, there’s some evidence that at least some jurors had already made up their minds about the incident.