Pat
2007-04-20 17:48:49 UTC
Statistics show someone's interpretation of the past -- usually over
disparate areas -- when people only really care about their own area
in the future when it comes to things like violence.
It is usually quite peaceful and and serene out here, but every once
in a while s**t happens such as last year when the area just to the
west of us was in a near police-state as the NYS Troopers were
searching for Bucky Phillips. They finally captured him when NYS sent
a small invasionary force of about 350 troopers into Pennsylvania when
the PA troopers had him "cornered".
This summer, it looks like tire burnings and roadway interuptions
might be the order of the day -- at least to the north west right near
the same area that just had the brunt of the Phillips lock-down.
The Gov is tangling with the Senecas. Pataki tried that and lost
quite spectacularly. I guess it's a new Gov and a new attempt.
http://www.buffalonews.com/258/story/57227.html?imw=Y
I doubt if much will happen around here because the Nation wants the
casino to keep going. It's a major employer. www.senecaalleganycasino.com
But for a small, rural area there might be some violence that
statistically exceeds anything cities often see. Let's just hope it
all blows over. I remember the last uprising about 15 or 16 years
ago. A big part of that was down here. The expressway was closed.
There were constant tire-burnings. There was a line of troopers in
the few hundred yards between me and the Rez. But life went on.
Let's pray that this all gets worked out without violence.
disparate areas -- when people only really care about their own area
in the future when it comes to things like violence.
It is usually quite peaceful and and serene out here, but every once
in a while s**t happens such as last year when the area just to the
west of us was in a near police-state as the NYS Troopers were
searching for Bucky Phillips. They finally captured him when NYS sent
a small invasionary force of about 350 troopers into Pennsylvania when
the PA troopers had him "cornered".
This summer, it looks like tire burnings and roadway interuptions
might be the order of the day -- at least to the north west right near
the same area that just had the brunt of the Phillips lock-down.
The Gov is tangling with the Senecas. Pataki tried that and lost
quite spectacularly. I guess it's a new Gov and a new attempt.
http://www.buffalonews.com/258/story/57227.html?imw=Y
I doubt if much will happen around here because the Nation wants the
casino to keep going. It's a major employer. www.senecaalleganycasino.com
But for a small, rural area there might be some violence that
statistically exceeds anything cities often see. Let's just hope it
all blows over. I remember the last uprising about 15 or 16 years
ago. A big part of that was down here. The expressway was closed.
There were constant tire-burnings. There was a line of troopers in
the few hundred yards between me and the Rez. But life went on.
Let's pray that this all gets worked out without violence.