I’m Greg ^
Conan the Barbarian once said that the best things in life are “To crush your enemies, to see them driven before you, and to hear the lamentations of their women”
Banging liberal chicks and turning them conservative could be added to that list! LOL
Holy blast from the past, Batman. I haven’t seen a post from you in about a decade, but I only hang around this thread nowadays. There’s only so much to learn about lifting weights but there’s a lot left for me to learn about local politics and the circus in DC.
Anyway, good luck with your future relationships with non-monogamous married woke women.
After they shut down SAMA I kinda lost interest a little. But I poke my head in every so often and lurk. I read this thread, I really love the work you are doing up in Maine. Keep fighting the good fight.
There’s a lot of winning happening right now, but really the only thing I give a shit about is the “Epstein matter”. Darryl Cooper has a podcast called Martyr Made and has a 5 hour long episode on the topic. I would recommend that anyone who hasn’t listened to it to do so. He also has 30+ hours on the Israel/Palestinian conflict that’s very well done.
As for my relationships, as some of you may remember, I was a little wild and crazy back in the day. That trend has continued, but I find myself with more eastern European chicks than South American chicks these days… Erotic exotic and a little psychotic is still my Kryptonite. LOL
I think I joined the day after they shut SAMA down, or close to it. Everyone used to talk about it back in the day, and I always felt like I missed out on a great piece of internet history.
It’s a wild enough world without it, and people are starting to come to me with really sensitive information, expecting me to do something with it. I’m about 90 percent sure Maine is a corrupt narco state, by any reasonable definition of the word.
I think I need to read some books on journalistic ethics before I take on a public documentation of Lewiston’s Hillview and Knox street gangs that are currently gunning it out with underage kids who don’t get handled like adults by the legal system.
Epstein seems to be progressing, but that may just be what they’re making it seem like. Who knows?
Back to local news, a friend shared this post, which I read a year ago when it was released. This is what the ACLU and activist judges unleash when they go on their social justice legal crusades that interpret the law in such impractical ways. The woman Leein Hinkley stabbed in 2011 was my kid’s hockey teammate’s mother.
Originally posted on facebook by the Lewiston Police Patrol Union
The Lewiston Police Department Patrol Union stands with our community, other police unions and victims of domestic violence in our shared outrage over recent events. There has been a gross mishandling of justice and we ask that those responsible be held accountable.
So often, investigations into tragedy lead us down a myriad of paths and it’s difficult to pinpoint where things went wrong. In the case of Leein Hinkley, this is not the case. There is a clearly identifiable lapse in the justice system and a judge who blatantly disregarded the safety of a domestic violence victim, our community, and the officers who repeatedly put their lives on the line to respond and apprehend offenders like Hinkley.
In order to frame the incident that happened on June 15th, it is important for those outside the criminal justice system to understand Hinkley’s background. Between 2002 and 2011, Hinkley was arrested nine times by local law enforcement agencies. He served several brief sentences for a variety of crimes from Theft, Criminal Threatening, Assault, Escape, Violation of Bail Conditions, Illegal Possession of a Firearm all the way up to Aggravated Assault and Aggravated Attempted Murder. After viciously stabbing a former girlfriend and an innocent bystander who attempted to intervene, Hinkley then served a fraction of his twenty-year sentence and was released from prison most recently in 2023 after serving a sentence for a probation violation.
Upon his release, Hinkley was on probation, under which strenuous conditions should have required him to be held firmly and promptly accountable. On May 24th of this year, Hinkley then victimized another partner and was charged with Domestic Violence Aggravated Assault, another felony-level offense. Shortly after his arrest, his new victim obtained a Protection from Abuse Order, making her fear for her life apparent to those in our judicial system, who are most capable of offering her protection. Hinkley was held at the Androscoggin County Jail on a probation hold and bail was initially set at $25,000.
On June 7, 2024, only two weeks later, Judge Sarah Churchill lowered Hinkley’s bail down to $5,000, a staggering reduction considering the gravity of his offense and his obvious propensity for violence. At this time, Hinkley’s probation hold remained in place, requiring that he remain in the custody of ACJ. Then on June 12th, only five days later, Judge Sarah Churchill again lowered Hinkley’s bail to $1,500 and removed his probation hold, making it impossible for Probation and Parole to hold him.
The Androscoggin District Attorney’s Office expressed vocal and strenuous objections both times that Judge Churchill lowered Hinkley’s bail. The DA’s Office specifically cited concerns for victim safety, Hinkley’s violent history and concerns about him tampering with his victim. A prosecutor specifically asked that Hinkley be subject to electronic monitoring to enforce a “house arrest” condition, which Judge Churchill declined to impose.
Judge Churchill cited Hinkley’s sixth amendment rights to legal counsel and stated she felt there was a “significant violation” of his rights after only nineteen days of incarceration. It is important to note that an alleged sixth amendment violation requires an analysis for a balancing test, which offers a variety of other remedies for the potential violation besides releasing him from jail. Hinkley was also afforded free legal representation at each of these appearances via the “lawyer of the day.”
Despite a recent statement from the Maine Judicial Branch, Judge Churchill’s decision to release Hinkley was NOT required by law and was done with clear and blatant disregard to public safety. Hinkley’s release was an extreme remedy and should absolutely not even been considered for a person who posed such a clear and foreseeable risk to his victim and the community as a whole.
In the early morning hours of June 15th, a 911 call came in from a panicked female, reporting that her ex-boyfriend was in her home. Hinkley had forced entry into the home of his ex-girlfriend and recent victim. Over the course of the next several hours, two homes were burnt to the ground, a woman was terrorized and an innocent man was killed. Hinkley not only perpetrated crimes against those we should be protecting, but also opened fire on police officers responding to the scene.
Had Hinkley not been released, the events of June 15th would have been entirely avoided. Judge Churchill’s lack of consideration for public safety, lack of concern for victims of domestic violence and failure to appropriately weigh the safety risks before applying an extreme legal analysis led to the ultimate tragedy: loss of human life.
Local police agencies and the District Attorney’s Office have made every effort to hold Hinkley accountable for his violent behavior and have repeatedly been let down once the case is in the hands of the judiciary. It appears that it is far too easy for Judge Churchill to sit behind her bench, safely ensconced behind locked doors and armed judicial marshals, as she makes damaging, life-altering decisions without ever suffering the consequences she so callously inflicts upon the community she is supposed to serve.
We would like to see Judge Churchill held accountable for this failure, as the first step towards a meaningful bail reform. We need to start recognizing that defendants need to be held accountable and appropriate consequences should be dispensed. Judge Churchill’s behavior, and the judicial branch’s defense of it, demonstrates a complete lack of willingness to take responsibility for an obvious error in judgement.
Tnation noobs. I go back to 2008.
How ya been, Bauber? Got the compound set up? Sounds awesome!
Man, I have been better than I deserve.
Compound is flourishing. I have a few ex spec ops buddies that are also living out there as well. My routine these days is mostly taking care of my children, playing at farming / animal husbandry and shooting as much as I want with a little bit of business tossed in.
Hope all is well your way!
I’m happy to see your name, even if it’s just a brief delurk, and glad you’re well!
Wild news out of Southern Maine today. I would love to know how many illegal aliens work for the government in Maine. This whole story sounds like the plot of a 1980’s action/comedy. Jamaican tourist becomes cop in Maine while on vacation, shenanigans ensue. Co-starring Jackie Chan and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Its like some countries released the worst of their prisoners and sent them packing right through our completely unprotected border.
Like, I’d swear somebody said something about that but he was boo’d and ridiculed as a racist sexist xenophobe.
I just can’t put my finger on who. 
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I haven’t seen that reported in the MSM, which is my trusted source of news, so I’m calling your post out as misinformation… 
(SARCASM, for ye…)
The culture is undergoing a downward spiral to Sydney Sweeney headlining American Eagle Jeans; from a high of Dylan Mulvaney downing Bud Light, and Jaguar’s “reinvention”.
(puns intentional)
There’s hope for us shallow folk.
Imagine that! A feminine female!
Not some technicolor livestock with a grievance and an identity problem.
I had no idea who she was until earlier this week, and I’ve come to conclude that she will probably sell a lot of jeans.
Same! I hope everything is going well with you, Em!
They might be right. The 10 percent of me that’s German wants to launch an invasion into her Volksgemeinschaft, and the 60 percent of me that’s Polish is now in agreement.
Back to local news, if you were like me, you were curious how a Jamaican who was federally prohibited from owning firearms becomes a police officer with arrest powers in Maine. The answer was quite simple. Maine allows it.
Further grok reading:
Is this a Nice story of a person coming to the USA and continuing the long history of immigrant cops?
Or was this Bad because this guy is some “other” kind of criminal in addition to his visa overstay?
