NHL Playoffs

[FORD]

Turns out the riot was a planned event by the same Anarchist Organizations that didi much the same during the Olympics.

This time they had a crowd of 100,000 to incite...some hooligans jumped at the chance of course.

This was planned:

http://www.vancouversun.com/sports/V...678/story.html

Yeah, the same "anarchists" who kick in Starfucks windows, still holding a $5 cup of corporate coffee in their hands (see WTO "riots", Seattle 1999)

Those fools carried government badges. Bet on it.

Stevie is drunk with power after his last election. He wants a Canadian "patriot act". Just remember what followed the staged WTO "riots" within less than 2 years.

It's coming, my Hoser friends.... don't let it happen.

[chefcraig]

Damn! For one night, Vancouver just made Detroit look like Mayberry!

Not quite. This was on my local news at dinnertime...

Neighbors: Woman uses truck to tear off front of Detroit rental home

Tom Greenwood/ The Detroit News

Detroit would never be mistaken for the Biblical city of Jericho, but a wall certainly tumbled down on the city's west side early Tuesday morning. Facing eviction, a woman — believed to be an angry tenant — used a truck and a heavy duty chain to pull down the front of a rental home in the 9300 block of Sussex about 2 a.m.

"We heard all this noise in the middle of the night but didn't think anything about it," said Marcus Todd, 13, who lives next door.

"Then the next morning, we all saw that the front of the house was gone. It was in great shape, too; they really kept it nice."

The house didn't look so nice Tuesday afternoon: The front of the home rested askew on the front lawn so any passerby could look directly into the living room.

There were holes punched in the wall and broken windows on the sides of the home. Furniture and siding lay scattered on the driveway next to the home.

"The basement is flooded," said Darion Perryman, 12, who lives across the street from the house. "And there are clothes and toys still in the house."

Todd said the tenants were a man, a woman and the woman's teenage daughter. Neighbors said they saw a woman, believed to be the tenant, chain a truck to the house.

"They were really pleasant people," Todd said. "They'd lived there longer than I've been alive."

According to tax records, the owner of the home lost it in a tax foreclosure in 2010 after failing to pay 2008 property taxes. The home was then bought at the Wayne County Treasurer's tax sale in October for $3,000 by a company called Angel Haus.

Records show the home is owned by the Angel Group LLC, which could not be reached for comment.

[Romeo Delight]

Stevie is drunk with power after his last election. He wants a Canadian "patriot act". Just remember what followed the staged WTO "riots" within less than 2 years.

It's coming, my Hoser friends.... don't let it happen.

I hear you Ford. I don't think it will. I am a bit scared after what happened to the Liberal party this year, but people are still aware of the perils of following the US in the law and order agenda.

This was an organized event by the radical Anarchists...from Vancouver and elsewhere in neighbouring States and Provinces.

They had gas masks, Mohlatov Cocktails...you name it. They were strategical during the Olympics but there was a boatload of security and police there and a calmer, more mature crowd who would not join in.

They orchestrated a well-planned event and had some eager, ignorant cooperaters in the mayhem.

Today, there were hundreds of volunteers helping to clean up the mess

[FORD]

This is exactly what these faux-"anarchists" do. They pick a huge gathering of people, like the WTO demonstrations in Seattle in 1999, or like the hockey game last night. 99.99999% of the people (in both cases) are there for legitimate and peaceful purposes, whether celebrating (or mourning, in this case) the outcome of a game, or marching in favor of organized labor and against corporate greed, as was the case in Seattle.

Suddenly you have a small handful of assholes committing violent acts, and it distorts the entire event.

Who benefits? The ones who want a population cowering in fear.

[Romeo Delight]

Its scary out there. I think there are some there who truly believe that somehow they should just have a house and not have to work for it...destroy everything and then magically everything will be reborn like the Phoneix rising...

You may have something here though.

[BITEYOASS]

Not quite. This was on my local news at dinnertime...

Neighbors: Woman uses truck to tear off front of Detroit rental home

Tom Greenwood/ The Detroit News

Detroit would never be mistaken for the Biblical city of Jericho, but a wall certainly tumbled down on the city's west side early Tuesday morning. Facing eviction, a woman — believed to be an angry tenant — used a truck and a heavy duty chain to pull down the front of a rental home in the 9300 block of Sussex about 2 a.m.

"We heard all this noise in the middle of the night but didn't think anything about it," said Marcus Todd, 13, who lives next door.

"Then the next morning, we all saw that the front of the house was gone. It was in great shape, too; they really kept it nice."

The house didn't look so nice Tuesday afternoon: The front of the home rested askew on the front lawn so any passerby could look directly into the living room.

There were holes punched in the wall and broken windows on the sides of the home. Furniture and siding lay scattered on the driveway next to the home.

"The basement is flooded," said Darion Perryman, 12, who lives across the street from the house. "And there are clothes and toys still in the house."

Todd said the tenants were a man, a woman and the woman's teenage daughter. Neighbors said they saw a woman, believed to be the tenant, chain a truck to the house.

"They were really pleasant people," Todd said. "They'd lived there longer than I've been alive."

According to tax records, the owner of the home lost it in a tax foreclosure in 2010 after failing to pay 2008 property taxes. The home was then bought at the Wayne County Treasurer's tax sale in October for $3,000 by a company called Angel Haus.

Records show the home is owned by the Angel Group LLC, which could not be reached for comment.

LOL That's rather tame, compared to what tenants usually do over there. Which is either set the house on fire or kill the landlord.

[FORD]

[Eyes of the Night]

I actually almost got into hockey this year but until they bring it to seattle one day ... just heard about the riot myself 150 peeps 100 got cited or some shit ... It was a killer series and wondering if da canucks are loking for a new goalie yo ...

[BITEYOASS]

I actually almost got into hockey this year but until they bring it to seattle one day ... just heard about the riot myself 150 peeps 100 got cited or some shit ... It was a killer series and wondering if da canucks are loking for a new goalie yo ...

3 new goalies are more like it!

[VAiN]

I doubt they'll shop Luongo... Doesnt he have a 10-year deal or something like that?

[Diamondjimi]

Bettman may not be the best, but he is not the worst....

Ummm, yes he is.... and deserves cancer....

Hockey is by far the greatest sport in the world,

True

and the NHL is good, but could stand to cut a few teams (Ducks, Predators, Atlanta/Winnipeg, Panthers, Blue Jackets, Devils)

Winnipeg? Gimme a fuckin break.

[PETE'S BROTHER]

I can't claim credit for it. I found it on a hockey board.

"riot kiss" gone viral

It's a photo of a couple embraced in a kiss while laying in the middle of a street. The backdrop is the bedlam in the wake of the Canucks' Game 7 loss to the Boston Bruins in the Stanley Cup finals

Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/sports/coyo...#ixzz1PYdu9aPk

[Romeo Delight]

Luongo will win a Cup in the next 3 years...maybe more than one with these Canucks.

The can resign all of their core. Increase of 5 million in Cap will allow them to upgrade with someone to play with Kesler.

[Warham]

I'd like to see a rematch next year, wouldn't you?

[Romeo Delight]

I would. We just need a few more Western Canadians in the lineup (like Boston). I like alot of our team, but we need to be stouter up front.