Thomas Nee, pictured between AG Eric Holder and VP Joe Biden
Hmm. Maybe the national media has picked up on this and I missed it, but I found it at Nice Deb’s site. One of the members of Joe Biden’s gun commission has a son who was convicted of plotting to commit a “Columbine-style” mass murder at a Massachusetts school.
Sipsey Street has learned that a key member of the President’s committee to find “the solution” to school shootings, has a son who was convicted of plotting a Columbine-style school massacre — possibly with a service pistol obtained from his father. Nee is the former head of the Boston Police Patrolman’s Association and is currently the head of the National Association of Police Organizations. In short, says one source familiar with the notoriously anti-firearm Nee, “he is a political hack/thug/activist who happens to carry a badge.”
Sources point out that not mentioned in state-run media accounts of the Biden comission is that Thomas Nee’s son was arrested and convicted for plotting a Columbine-style attack on Marshfield High School in Massachusetts. Additionally, says one source, “Joseph Nee might have armed himself at one point with his father’s service pistol though that story went off the radar.”
This source continued, “As usual, the ‘solution’ will be the attempted theft of freedoms from the innocent while the root causes of these evil shootings, especially dysfunctional parents will be ignored.”There are a ton of links out there re this story, here are a few.
Boston police eye alleged Marshfield plot suspect: Will investigate report that youth had service gun (Read More)
For those who say Nee should be on the commission because he’s an expert on the subject, go see Nice Deb’s post.
@lonelycon Why does that not surprise me?
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This sham Commission is nothing but cover for what The Regime has plans for already. The recommendations will just be an excuse to do what the left has always needed to do everywhere there is resistance to them and that’s to eliminate it.
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another know nothing pressed into service by the corrupt Kenyan bastard
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I concur with jvillerider38. Should have expected something like this. The libs always are closer to the reason for problems than conservatives. They accept “if it feels good do it” and then wonder what caused their kids to go “breaking bad.” And, of course, the “Liar in Chief”, who is delusional, puts a clown like this on the panel. These people are both dangerous and pathetic at the same time.
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@LC, hope you are able to read this story. Maybe you can write on on it. It happened on our own soil. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Athens_(1946)
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The technology to solve this problem exist. It just has to be applied to firearms.
The investigated lawful and mentally balance owner will have the privacy and the right to his gun. Once the gun is lost or stolen, a tampered proof inserted chip will be activated by the owner. Police officers can have a tracking tool to detect those illegaly possesed guns. When it comes to guns there can not be any privacy for criminals. There are sections of the constitution that balances privacy with protection of lives and property. This will protect the lives of other people and law enforcement personnel. Every manufactured and registered gun will be required by law to have this technology. We may even be able to inactivate a gun just like we do with cel phones. This technology will also create jobs. The solution is simple, not even a compromise and within the guidelines of the second amendment. I hope that answers your questions. I hope somebody sees this. Pass it around if you agree….
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