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**11:11** · **11:11** Evil Silvertard User ID: 50062 05-23-2012 09:18 PM **Posts: 9,197**

LoP Guest Wrote:

Women who carry a gun don't get kidnapped.

^^THIS

She could have just easily carried a little .22 as that worthless mace she had.

**11:11** · **11:11** Evil Silvertard User ID: 50062 05-23-2012 09:28 PM **Posts: 9,197**

LoP Guest Wrote:

FreedomStands Wrote:
11:11 Wrote:
Is that right? Then what would you do with an abducted girl?

haha you're taking it way too literally!"

If we must continue with this story, I'd take her to a beautiful place and charm her, but there is no escape...

Said like a crazy Christard.

Dude, you are a sick man. And the fact that you don't see the bizarrness of your comments leads me to believe you a=have a little crazy in you.

Seek help.

Why the "Christard" remark? There's no evidence of that poster being some fundy holy roller. There is a LOTS of evidence of something WAY wrong with his head, though. On that we agree. From "I'd disappear her" to saying he'd abduct her, to this:

I'd take her to a beautiful place and charm her, but there is no escape

Maybe he's fantasized about these kinds of things. Maybe he's done it or will.

This is the most bizarre thread I've ever seen.

**Kill the Matrix**

I think most of these stories are fake.

**Smilin' Eyes**

11:11 Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
Women who carry a gun don't get kidnapped.

^^THIS

She could have just easily carried a little .22 as that worthless mace she had.

I always agree with being armed if the person is properly trained; it would behoove the fathers of any daughter to have their daughters taught self defense, whether it is jujitsu or taekwondo...just some form of self defense.

Anyone who purchases a weapon should practice with that weapon weekly and take the gun safety classes.

Candle

Hoping that the girl is safely returned to her family.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 14978 05-24-2012 02:10 AM

Some of the comments on this thread are truly bizarre and horrible. Some of you are really sick.

Go tell that girls parents to their face--------

Thousands go missing, many children.

Here's another case:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/03...75353.html

Similar story, but guess what? It's real.
One of my co-workers went to HS with her and knows her family.
I assure you, it's very real. Some probably get more media coverage because their parents and community push hard. Just like the community in the OP.

I only hope you sick bastards who wrote disgusting comments never lose a loved one like this.

**Kill the Matrix**

I worked in the industry and I can tell you that the police routinely lie. They purposely pepper these stories with false information to trip up the culprit.

In many, many cases of child abduction, the cops are pretty much convinced the parents did it. They see nothing wrong with allowing an entire community to mobilize for weeks, spending their money creating flyers and such when they already have evidence the child is DEAD. They manipulate the public and see no problem with it.

And you all know what I am saying is true. Shit, look at Fukushima. The goddamned White House and President got up in front of the world and LIED when they knew the plant had been in meltdown since a few hours after the accident. You think missing kids are somehow off limits?

So if the cops would lie about these details, do you not think they would make up a crime or fabricate a story? You don't think that other law enforcement agencies would do the same thing?

You see, they are using your emotions. You're all up in arms because a pretty white girl doing something wholesome like riding a bike was probably raped and killed. The outrage! Ever wonder why you don't hear about all the men who go missing, or why the girls are never black?

Here's a good example of this in action. Note that the child is Hispanic and that is why you haven't heard much about it. Also note how LE is handling it, especially at the end of the article:

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/05/15/pol...-abducted/

**Lex Mercatoria** lop guest User ID: 98098 05-24-2012 09:18 AM

Kill the Matrix Wrote:

I think most of these stories are fake.

You'd be correct. Many of them are proven to be nothing more than combinations of Photoshop, composite video, CGI & disposable 3rd-rate actors. "News" & "entertainment" are largely the same in that they comprise a synthetic reality They™ want us to substitute for reality itself, the only real difference between these two sides of the media industry being their labels. A number of Their science fiction films have already informed us about this, though people don't consider that such things could be true.

Welcome to the subject of "media fakery", a problem that is global in nature.
For more info on this subject one may peruse the eye-opening research forum at:

http://www.cluesforum.info

In his 1935 State of the Union address the President FDR informed us of a parallel in the legal/commercial realm when he said:

"The attempt to make a distinction between recovery and reform is a narrowly conceived effort to substitute the appearance of reality for reality itself."

**Ghenghy**

Photoshopped, no question.

[Image: mickeyshunik.jpg]

**FreedomStands** · (This post was last modified: 05-24-2012 10:35 AM by FreedomStands.)

Ghenghy Wrote:

Photoshopped, no question.

Golly, it really does look photoshopped, like they just pasted the face on, you can even see the line where the blonde hair is (doesn't even match the shading correctly), it is so rigid when zoomed out a bit, and her boobs may have changed size drastically.

**FreedomStands**

Kill the Matrix Wrote:

I think most of these stories are fake.

I agree, and good post you made!

**FreedomStands** · (This post was last modified: 05-24-2012 10:35 AM by FreedomStands.)

11:11 Wrote:

LoP Guest Wrote:
FreedomStands Wrote:
haha you're taking it way too literally!"

If we must continue with this story, I'd take her to a beautiful place and charm her, but there is no escape...

Said like a crazy Christard.

Dude, you are a sick man. And the fact that you don't see the bizarrness of your comments leads me to believe you a=have a little crazy in you.

Seek help.

Why the "Christard" remark? There's no evidence of that poster being some fundy holy roller. There is a LOTS of evidence of something WAY wrong with his head, though. On that we agree. From "I'd disappear her" to saying he'd abduct her, to this:

I'd take her to a beautiful place and charm her, but there is no escape

Maybe he's fantasized about these kinds of things. Maybe he's done it or will.

This is the most bizarre thread I've ever seen.

lol I'm afraid something may be wrong with your ability to distinguish between genuine sentiment and online humor. I understand it can be difficult to tell when someone is being serious and joking online though.

I added that "but there is no escape" to be funny and foreboding to continue with the whole creepiness joke.

lol you seriously can't tell!?

Plus it was a joke in the first place to answer your post that was asking for me to continue with the disappear her joke!

**FreedomStands** · (This post was last modified: 05-24-2012 10:18 PM by FreedomStands.)

LoP Guest Wrote:

I only hope you sick bastards who wrote disgusting comments never lose a loved one like this.

lol its only me you're talking to!

Guess what, more serious things have happened to me, and there was even VIDEO EVIDENCE showing the gun coming out of the window in the home and firing, AND THE POLICE DIDN'T DO JACK SQUAT, THEY DIDN'T CARE WHEN WE WARNED THEM ABOUT STUFF HAPPENING, AND THEN THEY DIDN'T CARE EVEN WHEN WE SHOWED PROOF WHICH THEY MADE US FIND OURSELVES AT OUR OWN RISK.

Do you really believe in the fantasy world presented in the Mickey Shunick story?

**Ghenghy**

For all you sick bastards! LOL

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 98092 05-24-2012 05:14 PM

That's what happens with out Pollyana outlook that "everything is beautiful". It was just damn stupid to ride her bike home at that hour in that neighborhood.

11:11 Wrote:

link to image: http://imgupld.lunaticoutpost.com/graphi...BB23FA.jpg

Authorities in Louisiana are searching for a college student who disappeared while bicycling Saturday.

Michaela "Mickey" Shunick, a 22-year-old senior anthropology major at the University of Louisiana, was last seen at about 1:45 a.m. Saturday, when she left a friend's home on Ryan Street in Lafayette. Shunick was cycling to her home on Governor Miro Drive, a distance of about four miles, when she vanished without a trace, the Lafayette Police Department said.

Shunick is an avid cyclist and had regularly made the trip, her mother, Nancy Shunick, told The Huffington Post.

"She has a car but she likes to rides her bike," Nancy Shunick said. "She rides her bicycle everywhere, and the route she would have taken Saturday is not a bad area. It is one residential neighborhood after another."

Family members reported Mickey Shunick missing Saturday. They told police it was "uncharacteristic" of her to be out of contact with them. Shunick was also a no-show at her younger brother's high school graduation Saturday, an event her family said she was looking forward to attending.

"She is just a nice, normal kid. She has hung out with the same group of friends since kindergarten," Nancy Shunick said. "She works teaching horse-riding lessons to little kids and she attends school."

Nancy Shunick said her daughter's cellphone has not been turned on since Saturday morning.

The Lafayette Police Department did not immediately return calls for comment from HuffPost Monday. Speaking with The Advertiser on Sunday night, Lafayette Police Department spokesman Paul Mouton said investigators have few clues.

"We are following up leads, trying to determine if they are valid, but we have no new information at this time," Mouton said.

Dozens of volunteers conducted a search for Mickey Shunick on Sunday. They retraced the route she would have taken on her bike -- a black, Schwinn Madison, fixed-gear bicycle with glittery gold handlebars -- and canvassed surrounding streets. Despite their best efforts, they were unable to locate any sign of the student, her bike, wallet or other belongings. Those search efforts continue today.

Nancy Shunick said she is fearful something terrible has happened to her daughter.

"I think that someone saw the opportunity and grabbed her," a tearful Shunick told HuffPost. "She does carry pepper spray, but someone might have overpowered her."

A private donor, the parent of one of the children to whom Mickey Shunick teaches horseback riding, is offering a $10,000 reward for any information leading to Shunick's whereabouts, no questions asked.

"Please take the money and give us back our daughter," Nancy Shunick said, appealing to the person responsible. "Today is her 22nd birthday and we would like to have her home. Take the money and run. Whatever has happened, we'll fix it."

Mickey Shunick's family has created a Facebook page devoted to the search. The family is encouraging members to share information and pass out downloadable fliers. As of today, more than 1,000 people have joined the group.

Shunick is described as a white female, 5-feet-1 and approximately 115 pounds. She has shoulder-length blond hair and blue eyes. Shunick has a small tattoo of a bicycle on her right outer ankle and a nose ring on her left nostril. She was last seen wearing a pastel striped shirt, light-wash denim skinny jeans and silver ankle boots. She was carrying a light brown leather backpack, a black-and-yellow Vera Bradley wallet, a black Verizon slider phone and a small pink container of pepper spray.

Police in the Lafayette area encourage anyone with any information regarding Shunick's whereabouts to contact them at 337-291-8600. Tipsters can also send an email to [email protected]

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/05/21...33388.html

**Kill the Matrix** · (This post was last modified: 05-24-2012 08:17 PM by Kill the Matrix.)

Most news organizations also own glamor magazines, celebrity gossip rags, food publications, etc. They blur the lines between all these, that is why we have shit like "the Hollywood minute" during news segments. Journalism exists only in very small publications that don't use the wire services.

So missing kids and "sympathetic" persons garner a lot of attention and a lot of traffic. That is because the story has emotional appeal. They know that in order for you to be interested, you have to be scared, angry, outraged, upset or, as a last resort, feeling sympathetic.

News organizations don't go hunting down these stories. Everything about a missing persons case is hand-fed by the cops through press releases. Occasionally, a reporter may ask a question or two, but this is rare. Sometimes the family might provide further information to their local newspaper, but the cops discourage this because they want to control the flow of information. If there are errors in these types of stories, 99.9995% of the time it is because the cops PURPOSELY gave out false or misleading information.

Realize that the MSM is controlled by very, very few people. Almost every story comes from the wire services like AP and Reuters. The stories are then rewritten by various news outlets and presented as their own. Sometimes a reporter may dig a bit deeper or add more background. But in reality, very few people are providing the stories.

Even things like the presidential election are not actually "monitored" by the news organizations. There is ONE company that does the exit polling and they sell the results to every single channel who makes some big dramatic announcement like, "CNN has analyzed the data of their exit polling and can declare Barak Obama the winner with 1% of the precincts reporting." This is a rabbit hole you don't want to go down because it will show you just how f*cked up the news business is and how there is no integrity in any of it.