VIP TFRs and protesters with weapons

"Mike Ash" wrote in message
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"Fslop" wrote:

How many assasinations or attempts to assasinate were carried out by
individuals at a
protest openly carrying weapons? I believe the answer to hover around 0.

Well, Archduke Ferdinand, which kicked off World War I, in 1914.

Then there was George Wallace in 1968, and that mob guy back in the 70's.

Then the attempt on Jerry Ford.

So that's four.

But none of these weren't protests.

And none were carryig openly.

And open carry is allowed in most states, including the ones were thest
incidents occured.


And what is the number of attempts that were carried out by airplane?

Four attempts - 3000 dead.

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"Matt Barrow" wrote:

"Mike Ash" wrote in message
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And what is the number of attempts that were carried out by airplane?

Four attempts - 3000 dead.

Those were not assassination attempts.

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Mike Ash
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"Mike Ash" wrote in message
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"Matt Barrow" wrote:

"Mike Ash" wrote in message
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And what is the number of attempts that were carried out by airplane?

Four attempts - 3000 dead.

Those were not assassination attempts.

And the two incidents were not anywhere that Obeyme was near. :~)

"Matt Barrow" wrote in message
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"Mike Ash" wrote in message
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"Matt Barrow" wrote:

"Mike Ash" wrote in message
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And what is the number of attempts that were carried out by airplane?

Four attempts - 3000 dead.

Those were not assassination attempts.

And the two incidents were not anywhere that Obeyme was near. :~)
Oh, and they weren't protesters, either.

On Aug 18, 3:24*pm, Mike Ash wrote:
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*"Matt Barrow" wrote:

"Mike Ash" wrote in message
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And what is the number of attempts that were carried out by airplane?

Four attempts - 3000 dead.

Those were not assassination attempts.

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Mike Ash
Radio Free Earth
Broadcasting from our climate-controlled studios deep inside the Moon

Bull****. Moron.
The definition of "assassination" varies among sources. The American
Heritage Dictionary defines "to assassinate" thus:

... to murder [a prominent person] by surprise attack, as for
political reasons;[6]

however, the Oxford English Dictionary's definition is:

The action of assassinating; the taking the life of any one by
treacherous violence, esp. by a hired emissary, or one who has taken
upon him to execute the deed.[7]

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"Matt Barrow" wrote:

"Mike Ash" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Fslop" wrote:

How many assasinations or attempts to assasinate were carried out by
individuals at a
protest openly carrying weapons? I believe the answer to hover around 0.

Well, Archduke Ferdinand, which kicked off World War I, in 1914.

Then there was George Wallace in 1968, and that mob guy back in the 70's.

Then the attempt on Jerry Ford.

So that's four.

But none of these weren't protests.

And none were carryig openly.

And open carry is allowed in most states, including the ones were thest
incidents occured.


And what is the number of attempts that were carried out by airplane?

Four attempts - 3000 dead.

Five, but the Cessna 150 missed. Took out a hedge and a magnolia tree.
Only the pilot died. (1994).

"Matt Barrow" wrote in message
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"Mike Ash" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Fslop" wrote:

Well, Archduke Ferdinand, which kicked off World War I, in 1914.

Then there was George Wallace in 1968, and that mob guy back in the 70's.

Then the attempt on Jerry Ford.

So that's four.

But none of these weren't protests.

I think you mean "none of these WERE protests"

And none were carryig openly.

So, basically what I said. These protesters were a non-threat.