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comitan
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Mexicorn
I think you smell like FULANO.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
“The sincere pursuit of truth requires you to entertain the possibility that everything you believe to be true may in fact be false”
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by comitan
Mexicorn
I think you smell like FULANO. |
No way, Wiley. Not even close. 
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Skeet/Loreto
I woul;d be very Offended if some one called me a Canadian! |
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DianaT
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| Quote: | Originally posted by comitan
Skeet
You would be offended by anything except being called a Texan.
On the same note I would be deeply offended if I was Called a Texan.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Mexicorn
Thus far, products disseminated and services provided also vary. Fusion centers reported issuing a variety of products, such as daily and weekly
bulletins on general criminal or intelligence information and intelligence assessments that, in general, provide in-depth reporting on an emerging
threat, group, or crime. For example, one center’s weekly bulletin contained sections on domestic and international terrorism, cold case
investigations, missing persons, officer safety, and items of interest to law enforcement. |
MXCRN...You have to reference your words. Nobody with eyes and a mind that works will believe you said this originaly.
Can you just try to play the game with what you have in mind rather than....Gawd knows who?
Your posts are starting to be of Nomad quality and I'm looking forward to seeing more. I'm thinking you'll first have to pull your head out of your [
tush ] and take a deeeeep breath of fresh air.
Then....join the party before you get banned. I don't want to see that. I want to enjoy your company.
[Edited on 1-3-2010 by BajaNomad]
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toneart
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| Quote: | Originally posted by DENNIS
| Quote: | Originally posted by Mexicorn
Thus far, products disseminated and services provided also vary. Fusion centers reported issuing a variety of products, such as daily and weekly
bulletins on general criminal or intelligence information and intelligence assessments that, in general, provide in-depth reporting on an emerging
threat, group, or crime. For example, one center’s weekly bulletin contained sections on domestic and international terrorism, cold case
investigations, missing persons, officer safety, and items of interest to law enforcement. |
MXCRN...You have to reference your words. Nobody with eyes and a mind that works will believe you said this originaly.
Can you just try to play the game with what you have in mind rather than....Gawd knows who?
Your posts are starting to be of Nomad quality and I'm looking forward to seeing more. I'm thinking you'll first have to pull your head out of your
asss and take a deeeeep breath of fresh air.
Then....join the party before you get banned. I don't want to see that. I want to enjoy your company. |
I told him about the referencing part a few days ago. I guess he didn't "get it".
Like Icarus, he is flying too close to the sun.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by toneart
I told him about the referencing part a few days ago. I guess he didn't "get it".
Like Icarus, he is flying too close to the sun. |
I saw it, Tony. I see in this A-Hole myself when I came on board. Jeeezo..was I impossible.
I hope he understands that there's room to be argumentative without being mean and aggresive.
Like I said, I like the guy and wonder of his knowledge of the area.
He's fine with me if he gets his dung together.
If not...come 'n get me.
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noproblemo2
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They must be bored!!!
http://www.gao.gov/new.items/d0835.pdf
System or network Owner Sensitivity level Brief summary of selected functions
Types of information
shared
Regional Information Sharing Systems (RISS) Secure Intranet (RISSNET)
State and local officials of the RISS programa with funding through a DOJ grant
Sensitive but unclassified
• Serves as a secure network for law enforcement agencies throughout the United States and other countries.
• Offers services such as secure e-mail, document libraries, intelligence databases, bulletin boards, a chat tool, and Web pages that contain general
and community-specific news articles, links, and contact information.
• Provides a secure criminal intelligence network for communications and information sharing by local, state, tribal, and federal law enforcement
agencies.
• Beyond its collaboration tools, also provides users with access to other law enforcement resources such as analytical criminal data-visualization
tools and criminal intelligence databases.
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Mexicorn
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| Quote: | Originally posted by noproblemo2
They must be bored!!!
http://www.gao.gov/new.items/d0835.pdf
System or network Owner Sensitivity level Brief summary of selected functions
Types of information
shared
Regional Information Sharing Systems (RISS) Secure Intranet (RISSNET)
State and local officials of the RISS programa with funding through a DOJ grant
Sensitive but unclassified
• Serves as a secure network for law enforcement agencies throughout the United States and other countries.
• Offers services such as secure e-mail, document libraries, intelligence databases, bulletin boards, a chat tool, and Web pages that contain general
and community-specific news articles, links, and contact information.
• Provides a secure criminal intelligence network for communications and information sharing by local, state, tribal, and federal law enforcement
agencies.
• Beyond its collaboration tools, also provides users with access to other law enforcement resources such as analytical criminal data-visualization
tools and criminal intelligence databases. |
Thanks no problemo 2 also removed the music-
Doug dont Ban me ban that scoundrel ARROWHEAD!
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noproblemo2
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Sorry, I didn't remove the music.
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Mexicorn
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"Referenced from the Los Angeles Times June 4 2006"
Titled ublisher Lands in Trouble in Baja
Nancy Conroy's coverage of a real estate dispute has made her the target of lawsuits and criminal prosecution.
June 04, 2006|Marla Dickerson, Times Staff WriterENSENADA, Mexico — Publisher Nancy Conroy has created a niche for her twice-monthly newspaper by
printing the kind of real estate information you won't find in glossy brochures.
Readers of the English-language Gringo Gazette have learned about time-share hucksters, stolen deposits, flimsy contracts and other pitfalls that have
tripped up Americans racing to grab a piece of Mexico's fast-growing Baja peninsula.
It's a focus that has won her friends among would-be property buyers. It has also made her enemies among developers and cost her some advertisers. The
outspoken USC Law School graduate may soon pay a higher price: her freedom.
Conroy, 41, faces as much as two years in prison stemming from criminal defamation and calumny charges related to articles she wrote about a Rosarito
condominium development. Conroy reported that the parcel where the project was being constructed along the rugged northern Baja coastline was the
subject of a long-running title dispute that could pose a risk to buyers.
The developers also filed civil lawsuits against Conroy and her newspaper seeking about $20 million in lost sales and damages after some purchasers
allegedly backed out of their contracts after reading of the land-ownership battle in the Gringo Gazette starting in November 2004.
Court records and a spokesman for the Mexican developers, whose original partners included former Rosarito Mayor Hugo Eduardo Torres Chabert, paint
Conroy as a muckraker who dragged the name of one of the city's leading families through the mud in a campaign to discredit them, benefit their
business rivals and generate headlines for her publication.
Julio Mendivil, spokesman for the development group, acknowledged the existence of the competing title claim. But he said the partners believed that
it had no merit and that their reputations suffered as a result of Conroy's articles.
"The company is going to put her in jail and run her out of the country," said Mendivil, administrator of Desarrolladora de las Californias, in a
tape-recorded interview in his downtown Rosarito office. " ... We're going after her with everything we've got, whatever it costs."
Conroy, who said she was notified last week that she would have to stand trial in the criminal proceeding, said the developers were retaliating
against her for disclosing facts that they didn't want buyers to know and that they aren't required to reveal to clients under Mexican law. Conroy
said she stood by her reporting and expressed confidence that she would be vindicated in court.
Mexicorn says: Anyone have a court update on this case?
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Dave
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Mexicorn
Mexicorn says: Anyone have a court update on this case? |
The Gringo Gazette ceased to be. Continuation of a suit would have been pointless.
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surebought
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I liked Nancy. Does anyone have an update on what she's been up to lately. She had to leave rather hurriedly from Mexico.
In a while the smile on my face turned to plaster.
Stick around while the clown who is sick, does the trick of disaster. Neil Young from Mr Soul.
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Mexicorn
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From her Bio I can only guess she is swimming with the little brown twinkies off the beach at SADM.
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noproblemo2
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| Quote: | Originally posted by surebought
I liked Nancy. Does anyone have an update on what she's been up to lately. She had to leave rather hurriedly from Mexico. |
She did a lot of good for expats in Baja, without the use of profanity....
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surebought
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You know I think that I'm maybe the only one who actually knows Dennis. And I have known him for twenty years. And I think all of you are him. I
have read this thread over and over and it doesn't make any sence to me and thats the only explanation I can think of.
In a while the smile on my face turned to plaster.
Stick around while the clown who is sick, does the trick of disaster. Neil Young from Mr Soul.
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Woooosh
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| Quote: | Originally posted by noproblemo2
| Quote: | Originally posted by surebought
I liked Nancy. Does anyone have an update on what she's been up to lately. She had to leave rather hurriedly from Mexico. |
She did a lot of good for expats in Baja, without the use of profanity.... |
I depended a lot on the Gringo Gazette. Thanks to her investigations, however mean-spirited they appeared- I approached our buying into Baja with
more caution and insight.
Is this the same Rosarito condo development being complained about in another current thread? The name rings a bell but there's no one in town now
left to report on it if Torres was part of the deal.
\"The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing\"
1961- JFK to Canadian parliament (Edmund Burke)
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noproblemo2
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| Quote: | I depended a lot on the Gringo Gazette. Thanks to her investigations, however mean-spirited they appeared- I approached our buying into Baja with
more caution and insight.
Is this the same Rosarito condo development being complained about in another current thread? The name rings a bell but there's no one in town now
left to report on it if Torres was part of the deal. |
A lot of people depended on her paper, the Sur edition I believe is still in print last I heard. If she does have a blog maybe she'll send the link to
those she feels she can trust so they can read it. Her coverage of events in Baja were accurate.
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surebought
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I was wondering the same thing. Is that the same developement that Nancy crusaded against. There is all kinds of suits winding their way on State
and Federal level involving Rosarito. My favorite is the one about expropriation prior to the ejido claim. That's sort of like the Baja Beach and
Tennis where a prior to the ejido claim ownership, prevailed on the federal level nullifying all the subsequent claims. Why doesn't anyone ever
listen? This is far too complicated for the neophyte investor.
In a while the smile on my face turned to plaster.
Stick around while the clown who is sick, does the trick of disaster. Neil Young from Mr Soul.
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DENNIS
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| Quote: | Originally posted by surebought
You know I think that I'm maybe the only one who actually knows Dennis. And I have known him for twenty years. And I think all of you are him. I
have read this thread over and over and it doesn't make any sence to me and thats the only explanation I can think of. |
That's right, David. I sit here at a huge console littered with buttons, each with
a name on it. When I want someone to make a statement, I push their button.
Here...allow me to demonstrate by pushing the DK button:
"Hi there Nomads. I'm going to show you guys seven thousand photographs of a three mile dirt road in El Whatevero that we just love to drive back and
forth on. It's a secret place so, I can't tell you where it is because it's...well...like I said, a secret. Besides, it's only for conservatives."
See, David? It's all me. Gotta go now. The pot needs stirring and it's my job to keep these Rosarito folks agitated.
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