Imagine that, Trump's only bondsman runs a business about as fraudulent as Trump's businesses. Then again he is a Trump fan and they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.That Guy Who Backed Trump’s Bond? He May Not Have the Money
New York Attorney General Letitia James doesn’t trust Don Hankey.newrepublic.com
Imagine that, Trump's only bondsman runs a business about as fraudulent as Trump's businesses. Then again he is a Trump fan and they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery.
You may not have heard but there are all sort of conspiracy theories floating around currently that have the upcoming eclipse pegged as a sign of the end times as well as other fantastical things. For example there is one theory that looks at the way the path of this eclipse and the path of the last one in 2017 cross each other to form a big x over the United states and at the area where the two paths cross (the center of the X) there is a park in Illinois known as Giant City State Park. Supposedly the Government has a plan to use the darkness of the eclipse to remove from the park some actual giants they have found there while following up recent sightings of said giants.Gov. Sanders declares state of emergency ahead of eclipse
Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders declared a state of emergency on Friday ahead of the solar eclipse, according to a news release.www.nwahomepage.com
I stand corrected. Apparently it is modus operandi to declare states of emergency for eclipses. That blows my mind. WHY???
It frees up OT rules for first responders and such. After digging into it, it makes sense. I feel there could be another classification so that things of this nature aren't declared an Emergency, but what do I know? I didn't even know it was normal to declare a state of emergency for eclipses.The sky could be falling?
I didn't even know it was normal to declare a state of emergency for eclipses.
It isn't. Texas did it because it's Texas and others copied them. There was a total eclipse just a few years ago and it was no big deal. Now the media hype machine is on full blast and it's like there has never been an eclipse in the US before. Everyone who is spending thousands to see it will no doubt state it was a life changing event and it totally wasn't a waste of time and money.
That sounds more credible.It frees up OT rules for first responders and such. After digging into it, it makes sense. I feel there could be another classification so that things of this nature aren't declared an Emergency, but what do I know? I didn't even know it was normal to declare a state of emergency for eclipses.
It's the first time in modern history a total solar eclipse is going to fall across the US and is within driving distance of 200 million people. I get it and it does make sense. You're going to have small towns flooded with out of towners breaking shit left and right. Think of them like a swarm of locusts.It isn't. Texas did it because it's Texas and others copied them. There was a total eclipse just a few years ago and it was no big deal. Now the media hype machine is on full blast and it's like there has never been an eclipse in the US before. Everyone who is spending thousands to see it will no doubt state it was a life changing event and it totally wasn't a waste of time and money.
And in some of those towns there actuallly will be a swarm of locusts too. A super swarm in fact consisting off two broods which is something that only happen about every 200 years. But yeah the point about crowds is valid. There is a YouTube channel I watch and the creator of that channel is currently in the process of rennovating a resort in Texas that was abandoned and he bought real cheap. The total land consists of over 300 acres. As far as the resort facilities go he's a long way from having people come out there to use the resort. However since he has so much land that is mostly unused he decide to take two big open fields and get them marked off into camping spaces for the purpose of seeing the eclipse since the resort is right within the path of the eclipse. When he start exploring the idea he decided to check with the local government to make sure it was okay for him to do this, they said he was fine to use the land that way but warned him to tell all the guests reserving spaces to bring their own food because they expect that all the towns stores are going to be wiped out of stock due to all the people expected already, not counting the hundreds of people that will be coming to his resort.It's the first time in modern history a total solar eclipse is going to fall across the US and is within driving distance of 200 million people. I get it and it does make sense. You're going to have small towns flooded with out of towners breaking shit left and right. Think of them like a swarm of locusts.
I agree that it's a bad idea and it is also likely to have unexpected consequences such as making it more difficult for the state to find good qualified teachers due to many not even applying because this makes things too far above what they're willing to sign up for. It also probably won't be long before a teacher that is having a bad day snaps and uses the gun on an unruley child.With FBI statistics placing police accuracy in shootings at roughly 20%, what could possibly go wrong with arming teachers and placing them into a target rich environment?
Ohio to purchase mobile homes to train public school staff in firearms
In a first, the state has purchased shoot houses designed for indoor gun training to help school staff ‘respond to active shooter’www.theguardian.com
I was thinking more along the lines of a teacher shooting a student unintentionally or a student getting a hold of a teachers gun.I agree that it's a bad idea and it is also likely to have unexpected consequences such as making it more difficult for the state to find good qualified teachers due to many not even applying because this makes things too far above what they're willing to sign up for. It also probably won't be long before a teacher that is having a bad day snaps and uses the gun on an unruley child.
On the kind of good side (but not really) the teachers that are willing to accept this and go thru with the training might actually become better more accurate shooters then the police since they won't have the same options or support systems to back them up that the police enjoy. They'll be on the front lines where for them it will be either get it right or die.
Well those are also good examples of unexpected consequences and I'm sure there are probably a few others. I hear you on being glad to not have school aged children. My wife and I got together too late in life to have children which I use to regret but now I'm grateful for...except when I need help in the yard.I was thinking more along the lines of a teacher shooting a student unintentionally or a student getting a hold of a teachers gun.
I've never been more glad I don't have school aged children.