Stinks to high heaven! And I thought things were bad here…
An international manhunt is in its fifth day after the murder of an American woman in Ireland, but Irish police have yet to name a suspect or provide any description of the man they are seeking. And that decision is drawing sharp criticism from many, including a former FBI agent and an Irish politician.
Jamey Carney, 43, a New York native who moved to Ireland in 2021, was found dead after suffering head injuries and suffocating in her home in the picturesque town of Killarney, County Kerry, late Monday, according to The Irish Times. The idyllic southwestern town is popular among American tourists.
Before Carney’s body was discovered Tuesday, the man Irish police describe as a “person of interest” had already traveled about 200 miles from Killarney to Dublin Airport and boarded a flight to Turkey, according to Irish police, suggesting authorities knew his identity but chose not to disclose it publicly.
Full article, HERE from Fox News.
‘Apparently’, according to some reports, the reason might be due to a 2015 immigration law protecting the identities of asylum seekers. But anyone with common sense ‘should’ think that a possibility of being a murderer would override that… Or am I wrong?
Of course we all know when the MSM here refuses to identify the perp, it’s an ethnicity issue, but we’ve come to expect that, and just fill in the blank… It’s always those damned Norwegians, right???
In other news, apparently Flock cameras are showing up a few more places than just on ‘official’ vehicles (since when is a trash truck and official vehicle, or should I even ask?) I did do some checking and we have a pair of them mounted to cover a local intersection out in the middle of the countryside… kinda interesting that, since they do not appear to be tied to any network…
Anyhoo…
But we only do license plates… pinky swear!
If you want to find out where Flock cameras are lurking:
https://deflock.org
We have approximately 30 of these things in our municipality, with no consultation of the actual residents before they went in. The question that wasn’t post: “We could do this for {reasons}, but should we?”
There are NONE of these in the medium-sized cities 20 to 30 miles away from our smaller municipality. It’s obvious from this that we’re a test project and a proof-of-concept for Flock to convince other cities around us of their value so they can sell and install this system to them.
Approximately 30 cameras, and about $200K CDN spent by the municipality, and the ask was higher, but council only approved so much (this year, there’s talk about rolling more out with next year’s budget.)
The local police were apparently in on this, kicking in about half of that amount in grants (which they’ll quickly invoice back to the municipality as policing cost increases over the next few years, something the municipal Councillors don’t seem bright enough to realize, or they do, but don’t care, because tax revenue is infinite, right? {/sarc}
The municipality gives us assurances about how the data is only kept so long, and the police can only get access if they get a warrant. Those assurances aren’t assuring at all, because I went and looked up how easy these cameras are to hack. (It isn’t exactly difficult.)
Now imagine your worst enemy with a grudge against you gaining access to a network that can track your movement in your car. They can now monitor and figure out your usual daily pattern. If these cameras weren’t there, that wouldn’t be an option, but they are, and it is. Oh yeah, I’m all kinds of “reassured”.
I’m strongly tempted to put up posters of Sauron’s eye, or maybe the classic Orwellian “Big Brother is Watching You” on each post these things are mounted on. Of course then they’d have video of me doing so.
Lotsa license plates in children’s gymnastics room, on bike paths and on nature trails. We’re all living in a surveillance society.
Of course, that guy that fled to to Turkey (our ally?) was probably thinking she deserved it because of her loose morals in going back to his place.
Before this story got buried (as usual by the slime media) the story was the dumbo married an “asylum seeker from Jordan”, moved to Ireland with her kid(where’s the kid BTW), started wearing the proper costume and supporting the proper muzz causes and then was beaten to death by her hubby.
There appears to be one shooting the main highway into/out of my town of ~2000 down here in fl. Gonna have a chat with city council at their next meeting.
A laser a day keeps the flock away…..,just saying.
Lasers, as posted above.
Also just as a point of interest:
Cordless sawzalls from Harbor Freight are as low as $59 and the batteries will last long enough to cut approximately 7 poles as long as you use good blades.
The FLOCK cameras all use Cellular data to connect to the servers, BTW
Other people have reported that the solar panels can be degraded using paint from a spray can extension pole adapter from Walmart (around $30).
Don’t break any laws, pay cash when able, etc, etc….
Over in the UK, Reform is talking loudly about the murder or killing of a Reform MP who had previously been a conservative MP.
The bureaucrats and politicians and professionals basically were really stupid at every step, and now some stupid third worlders that they did not encourage to assimilate may have decided that some killings will finish the victory.
Labour is stupid enough to have had MI6 assassinate Lindsey GRaham for Iran or for Russia. MI6 is way low on the suspect list for that, and it could well be old age. MI6 is maybe still an organization that we can safely say is not stupid enough to do such a thing.
Anyway, even if specific entities are not involved in a specific conspiracy, institutional failures and speaking of falsehoods tend to open things up to rumor, to speculation, and to discussion about whether this time is a nefarious actor somewhere.
Sunshine and audits are medicine that is more necessary. Their attempts to regulate speech create a further need for venues where many possibilities can be discussed.
The faults of the Nobel prize are consistently ones that we can blame on the Norwegians.
All- Thanks for the comments.
Ag- The nose under the tent applies… sigh…
B- Not that ‘I’ would ever recommend something like that. OBTW, Flocks are also on ‘network’ connections out here, too. And at least one ‘local’ LEO has been fired for using the LPR data to ‘track’ his former GF and harass her and new boyfriend.
FLOCK you, bureaucrats.
Flock cameras… Another reason for cow catcher front bumpers for pickup trucks… “Dammit, officer, those black cameras on those black poles are SO hard to see at night…
Honestly though, your cell phone is tracking you wherever you are, whenever you are…
WSF- Agreed!
Tom- Point…sigh
The surveillance state is being implemented…and they are NOT going to ask permission to implement it. The solution is simple. Just be sure to wear a hat, sunglasses, mask and gloves while dealing with the problem. And leave your trackable cell phone at home.
Attention Meth users , each Flock camera contains about three pounds of copper and a couple grams of gold and platinum !
3 inch magnum #4 shot from a goose gun , would be plenty far away from the area. Much easier to hit than a goose.