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| Hiram's Apprentice (OP) User ID: 72520046 United States05/16/2019 08:12 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is good but im more interested in the lawsuit. I could be in for about $3k or more! Quoting: VigilantTexan 2nd that. Being proven as unconstitutional, not only will the states be liable for restitution... they will also be open to being sued for damages. Almost 10% of the Texan population has had their licenses suspended by the DRP, untold numbers have had their lives destroyed by the hardships imposed by this de facto double jeapordy bovine sctaology. Lawmakers have resisted eliminating the program as it "funded trauma centers". However--- what they NEVER admit to is only HALF of the funds collected went to trauma care, the other half has gone into the State General Fund. Greedy, deceptive bass-tards. Rick Perry should be slathered in honey, staked down on top of a fire ant bed, and left to die. THAT would be true blind justice for what he has done to to Texas with his "pet" program. "Tempus Fugit" |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 75758325 United States05/16/2019 08:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The draconian surcharge program in Texas (DRP) is finally being done away with. After 16 years, this failed program has suspended over 1.4 million Texans drivers licenses, trapping low-income Texans in a ruthless cycle of debt and incarceration. Yesterday, the Texas Senate unanimously voted for HB 2048 which will do away with the program and eliminate all outstanding Quoting: Hiram's Apprentice surcharges. HB still has yet to be signed by governor Greg Abbott, however even if it receives a veto from Abbott, the House and Senate can overturn the veto with another vote. If there is no veto, and the governor does not sign the bill within 10 days, the bill still becomes law & the DRP will be repealled. [link to capitol.texas.gov (secure)] On a related topic, Greg Abbott is personally named in a class-action lawsuit regarding the DRP. There is also a FEDERAL case ongoing in regards to the constitutionality of surcharge programs which, if successful, will require states to refund any and all surcharges ever collected. As a Mason, my "Uncle Intel" sources have informed me that HB 2048 will WITHOUT A DOUBT become law. My fellow Texans... The oppression is finally over! whatd u have to do to become a mason |
ScrumpTheTexan Forum Administrator 05/16/2019 08:38 AM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is good but im more interested in the lawsuit. I could be in for about $3k or more! Quoting: VigilantTexan It's about time... that "program" is nothing more than the State taking hostages for cash. I am a Christian. Christian does not equal doormat or pushover "I Have Sworn upon the Altar of God... Eternal Hostility against every form of Tyranny over the mind of man." -Thomas Jefferson, Sep. 23, 1800  The Election of Donald John Trump: [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] For previous Newsletters, click 'Scrump's News Letters' @ [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] |
| Hiram's Apprentice (OP) User ID: 72520046 United States05/16/2019 09:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The draconian surcharge program in Texas (DRP) is finally being done away with. After 16 years, this failed program has suspended over 1.4 million Texans drivers licenses, trapping low-income Texans in a ruthless cycle of debt and incarceration. Yesterday, the Texas Senate unanimously voted for HB 2048 which will do away with the program and eliminate all outstanding Quoting: Hiram's Apprentice surcharges. HB still has yet to be signed by governor Greg Abbott, however even if it receives a veto from Abbott, the House and Senate can overturn the veto with another vote. If there is no veto, and the governor does not sign the bill within 10 days, the bill still becomes law & the DRP will be repealled. [link to capitol.texas.gov (secure)] On a related topic, Greg Abbott is personally named in a class-action lawsuit regarding the DRP. There is also a FEDERAL case ongoing in regards to the constitutionality of surcharge programs which, if successful, will require states to refund any and all surcharges ever collected. As a Mason, my "Uncle Intel" sources have informed me that HB 2048 will WITHOUT A DOUBT become law. My fellow Texans... The oppression is finally over! whatd u have to do to become a mason 2B1ASK1 We do not solicit membership. If you desire to join, ask. Do a google search and locate a lodge near you. More than likely, the times and dates of stated meetings will be posted right in front of the lodge building. Show up before a stated meeting and visit with the Brethren. Ask for a petition. From there begins your journey! "Tempus Fugit" |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77651453 United States05/16/2019 09:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The draconian surcharge program in Texas (DRP) is finally being done away with. After 16 years, this failed program has suspended over 1.4 million Texans drivers licenses, trapping low-income Texans in a ruthless cycle of debt and incarceration. Yesterday, the Texas Senate unanimously voted for HB 2048 which will do away with the program and eliminate all outstanding Quoting: Hiram's Apprentice surcharges. HB still has yet to be signed by governor Greg Abbott, however even if it receives a veto from Abbott, the House and Senate can overturn the veto with another vote. If there is no veto, and the governor does not sign the bill within 10 days, the bill still becomes law & the DRP will be repealled. [link to capitol.texas.gov (secure)] On a related topic, Greg Abbott is personally named in a class-action lawsuit regarding the DRP. There is also a FEDERAL case ongoing in regards to the constitutionality of surcharge programs which, if successful, will require states to refund any and all surcharges ever collected. As a Mason, my "Uncle Intel" sources have informed me that HB 2048 will WITHOUT A DOUBT become law. My fellow Texans... The oppression is finally over! As a mason, what else have your 'Uncle Intel' sources told you that you can let the rest of us in on? |
| The ring of truth User ID: 66438809 United States05/16/2019 09:35 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is good but im more interested in the lawsuit. I could be in for about $3k or more! Quoting: VigilantTexan It's about time... that "program" is nothing more than the State taking hostages for cash. Scrump i am sorry about my other post about you.. your alright guy and want to im glad your on GLP..your a real assist TRUMP MAGA KAG 2020~AND BEYOND! Plus KILL THE UN,put a stake through its BLACK HEART OF DEATH! Then after that,GET RID OF THE IRS,CIA,FBI,NSA,AND SO ON... ALL WE NEED IS SHERIFFS! |
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| ScrumpTheTexan Forum Administrator 05/16/2019 09:52 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is good but im more interested in the lawsuit. I could be in for about $3k or more! Quoting: VigilantTexan It's about time... that "program" is nothing more than the State taking hostages for cash. Scrump i am sorry about my other post about you.. your alright guy and want to im glad your on GLP..your a real assist  No problem, and thanks. I am a Christian. Christian does not equal doormat or pushover "I Have Sworn upon the Altar of God... Eternal Hostility against every form of Tyranny over the mind of man." -Thomas Jefferson, Sep. 23, 1800 The Election of Donald John Trump: [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] For previous Newsletters, click 'Scrump's News Letters' @ [link to www.godlikeproductions.com] |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77239290 United States05/16/2019 10:06 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Was this program responsible for the people that always drive thru parking lots here scanning people's license plates? I see that all the time here....nowhere else and I have lived in several other states. On a side note, now if only they'd repeal the "Drive Friendly" bullshit and replace it with "For the love of god, please follow the rules of the road" slogan. I'm all for friendliness but these "friendly" drivers here put friendliness before following common sense rules of the road and I have seen it almost get people killed....one of them being me. Best example is how people here will just completely stop in the middle of a road that doesn't have to stop, simply to wave a person trying to make a left hand turn, onto the road in front of them....just to be "friendly". Meanwhile the person barrelling at them from behind has no clue why they are stopped in the middle of the road for no reason. Happens ALL the time here in my experience. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 29908935  Canada05/16/2019 10:14 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is great! I hope it sets precedence. In canada the government and SGI are out of control with excessive fines, surcharges and siezing and impounding vehicles. Taking away people ability to engage in commerce to provide is literally a crime in a world based on commerce. |
| Hiram's Apprentice (OP) User ID: 72520046 United States05/16/2019 10:41 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The draconian surcharge program in Texas (DRP) is finally being done away with. After 16 years, this failed program has suspended over 1.4 million Texans drivers licenses, trapping low-income Texans in a ruthless cycle of debt and incarceration. Yesterday, the Texas Senate unanimously voted for HB 2048 which will do away with the program and eliminate all outstanding Quoting: Hiram's Apprentice surcharges. HB still has yet to be signed by governor Greg Abbott, however even if it receives a veto from Abbott, the House and Senate can overturn the veto with another vote. If there is no veto, and the governor does not sign the bill within 10 days, the bill still becomes law & the DRP will be repealled. [link to capitol.texas.gov (secure)] On a related topic, Greg Abbott is personally named in a class-action lawsuit regarding the DRP. There is also a FEDERAL case ongoing in regards to the constitutionality of surcharge programs which, if successful, will require states to refund any and all surcharges ever collected. As a Mason, my "Uncle Intel" sources have informed me that HB 2048 will WITHOUT A DOUBT become law. My fellow Texans... The oppression is finally over! As a mason, what else have your 'Uncle Intel' sources told you that you can let the rest of us in on? The answer to The Ultimate Question Of The Universe is..... 42 "Tempus Fugit" |
| Hiram's Apprentice (OP) User ID: 72520046 United States05/16/2019 10:53 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Texas is full of WIN this week! Brass knuckles, kitty keychains and clubs are being un-banned! Thread: Texas votes to lift ban on brass knuckles, kitty keychains and clubs "Tempus Fugit" |
| Pilgrim001 User ID: 77021014 United States05/16/2019 10:57 AM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is good but im more interested in the lawsuit. I could be in for about $3k or more! Quoting: VigilantTexan It's about time... that "program" is nothing more than the State taking hostages for cash. All governments are crime syndicates. It's all about control and revenue enhancement. Maybe now I'll stop calling Texans total sheep ruled by the state and cops. Will it now be safe to carry cash to Dallas to buy a car, without it being stolen by Texas police? Last Edited by Bennder on 05/16/2019 10:59 AM I don't have the time or the crayons to explain this to you. Slake Blake |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76944367 United States05/16/2019 11:11 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Was this program responsible for the people that always drive thru parking lots here scanning people's license plates? I see that all the time here....nowhere else and I have lived in several other states. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 77239290 On a side note, now if only they'd repeal the "Drive Friendly" bullshit and replace it with "For the love of god, please follow the rules of the road" slogan. I'm all for friendliness but these "friendly" drivers here put friendliness before following common sense rules of the road and I have seen it almost get people killed....one of them being me. Best example is how people here will just completely stop in the middle of a road that doesn't have to stop, simply to wave a person trying to make a left hand turn, onto the road in front of them....just to be "friendly". Meanwhile the person barrelling at them from behind has no clue why they are stopped in the middle of the road for no reason. Happens ALL the time here in my experience. Ha. I do that. Only in schools zones though. So many kids leaving and we are all turning left blocking them from leaving. So as long as there's no on coming traffic, I'll let 3 or 4 of them out while blocking you. Sorry. Stop barelling in school zones. Just messing with ya. |
| Hiram's Apprentice (OP) User ID: 72520046 United States05/16/2019 11:27 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This is good but im more interested in the lawsuit. I could be in for about $3k or more! Quoting: VigilantTexan It's about time... that "program" is nothing more than the State taking hostages for cash. All governments are crime syndicates. It's all about control and revenue enhancement. Maybe now I'll stop calling Texans total sheep ruled by the state and cops. Will it now be safe to carry cash to Dallas to buy a car, without it being stolen by Texas police? Dallas?!?!? Probably not! Definately steer clear of Garland, Ft Worth, and Rockwall as well. Collin County as a whole is also full of corrupt, Hillary-loving cops... Best bet is to get cashier's checks. From what I've heard is there's a dealership in Brownwood that makes damn good deals for people that pay cash money. "Tempus Fugit" |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76944367 United States05/16/2019 11:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have 3 places I live. I'm old and that's what I worked for. 1. Sammamish Washington. 2. Maui Hawaii. 3. Dallas Texas. Law enforcement is so different from place to place. In Washington they are helpful and tolerant. You really have to push their buttons to even get a ticket. Maui they are non existent. Dallas, oh boy, Dallas has warrant generators in their cars!!! It's a money making businesss. If choose to have some green legally in Washington and 2 weeks later I get into a wreck when an illegal alien crashes into me, if they take blood(they will if wreck is bad), I'm automatically at fault for I have THC in my system. Total whack. |
| Hiram's Apprentice (OP) User ID: 72520046 United States05/16/2019 12:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have 3 places I live. I'm old and that's what I worked for. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76944367 1. Sammamish Washington. 2. Maui Hawaii. 3. Dallas Texas. Law enforcement is so different from place to place. In Washington they are helpful and tolerant. You really have to push their buttons to even get a ticket. Maui they are non existent. Dallas, oh boy, Dallas has warrant generators in their cars!!! It's a money making businesss. If choose to have some green legally in Washington and 2 weeks later I get into a wreck when an illegal alien crashes into me, if they take blood(they will if wreck is bad), I'm automatically at fault for I have THC in my system. Total whack. And if they seize your 2oz stash, only 1/2 oz makes it to the evidence room. "Tempus Fugit" |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 72512739 United States05/16/2019 01:06 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The draconian surcharge program in Texas (DRP) is finally being done away with. After 16 years, this failed program has suspended over 1.4 million Texans drivers licenses, trapping low-income Texans in a ruthless cycle of debt and incarceration. Yesterday, the Texas Senate unanimously voted for HB 2048 which will do away with the program and eliminate all outstanding Quoting: Hiram's Apprentice surcharges. HB still has yet to be signed by governor Greg Abbott, however even if it receives a veto from Abbott, the House and Senate can overturn the veto with another vote. If there is no veto, and the governor does not sign the bill within 10 days, the bill still becomes law & the DRP will be repealled. [link to capitol.texas.gov (secure)] On a related topic, Greg Abbott is personally named in a class-action lawsuit regarding the DRP. There is also a FEDERAL case ongoing in regards to the constitutionality of surcharge programs which, if successful, will require states to refund any and all surcharges ever collected. As a Mason, my "Uncle Intel" sources have informed me that HB 2048 will WITHOUT A DOUBT become law. My fellow Texans... The oppression is finally over! whatd u have to do to become a mason 2B1ASK1 We do not solicit membership. If you desire to join, ask. Do a google search and locate a lodge near you. More than likely, the times and dates of stated meetings will be posted right in front of the lodge building. Show up before a stated meeting and visit with the Brethren. Ask for a petition. From there begins your journey! I was asked. I declined. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 69461627 United States05/16/2019 01:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Social control via endless incarceration is ending? My cousin commited suicide in prison because he was having hard withdraw from his antidepressants. Traffic violation Quoting: Anonymous Coward 31491616 Same thing happened to Sandra Bland -- jailed for failing to use a turn signal, and contempt of cop, failing to kiss the trooper's ass then hung herself in jail The state trooper did an illegal U-turn on a busy street to go pick a fight with her oh, that's right, nothing is illegal when a law dog does it |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77653404 United States05/16/2019 01:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have 3 places I live. I'm old and that's what I worked for. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76944367 1. Sammamish Washington. 2. Maui Hawaii. 3. Dallas Texas. Law enforcement is so different from place to place. In Washington they are helpful and tolerant. You really have to push their buttons to even get a ticket. Maui they are non existent. Dallas, oh boy, Dallas has warrant generators in their cars!!! It's a money making businesss. If choose to have some green legally in Washington and 2 weeks later I get into a wreck when an illegal alien crashes into me, if they take blood(they will if wreck is bad), I'm automatically at fault for I have THC in my system. Total whack. Maybe Sammamish, but Seattle, Renton, Bellevue, Kent, will jack you hard! You obviously drove 9 and 11 O'clock on that steering wheel, because even for the most ridiculous thing they will make a infraction out of it, try missing a court date, or not paying fine on time, as far as a City, Seattle and surrounding areas are not to be messed with, ever! |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 76944367 United States05/16/2019 02:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I have 3 places I live. I'm old and that's what I worked for. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76944367 1. Sammamish Washington. 2. Maui Hawaii. 3. Dallas Texas. Law enforcement is so different from place to place. In Washington they are helpful and tolerant. You really have to push their buttons to even get a ticket. Maui they are non existent. Dallas, oh boy, Dallas has warrant generators in their cars!!! It's a money making businesss. If choose to have some green legally in Washington and 2 weeks later I get into a wreck when an illegal alien crashes into me, if they take blood(they will if wreck is bad), I'm automatically at fault for I have THC in my system. Total whack. Maybe Sammamish, but Seattle, Renton, Bellevue, Kent, will jack you hard! You obviously drove 9 and 11 O'clock on that steering wheel, because even for the most ridiculous thing they will make a infraction out of it, try missing a court date, or not paying fine on time, as far as a City, Seattle and surrounding areas are not to be messed with, ever! Times maybe changed. Buddy was driving us back from Sno Casino around 3am. Blizzard conditions and he's got the windows down just singing his ass off. Highway patrol pulls us over and tells us never mind that they're looking drunks and druggies. Being from Oklahoma, I was stunned. We would've been booked and car towed and searched if it was the Midwest. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77296735 United States05/17/2019 07:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The draconian surcharge program in Texas (DRP) is finally being done away with. After 16 years, this failed program has suspended over 1.4 million Texans drivers licenses, trapping low-income Texans in a ruthless cycle of debt and incarceration. Yesterday, the Texas Senate unanimously voted for HB 2048 which will do away with the program and eliminate all outstanding Quoting: Hiram's Apprentice surcharges. HB still has yet to be signed by governor Greg Abbott, however even if it receives a veto from Abbott, the House and Senate can overturn the veto with another vote. If there is no veto, and the governor does not sign the bill within 10 days, the bill still becomes law & the DRP will be repealled. [link to capitol.texas.gov (secure)] On a related topic, Greg Abbott is personally named in a class-action lawsuit regarding the DRP. There is also a FEDERAL case ongoing in regards to the constitutionality of surcharge programs which, if successful, will require states to refund any and all surcharges ever collected. As a Mason, my "Uncle Intel" sources have informed me that HB 2048 will WITHOUT A DOUBT become law. My fellow Texans... The oppression is finally over! This program ruined the first 3 years of my driving life with reoccurring surcharges and fees. From ages 17-20. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77296735 United States05/17/2019 07:33 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The draconian surcharge program in Texas (DRP) is finally being done away with. After 16 years, this failed program has suspended over 1.4 million Texans drivers licenses, trapping low-income Texans in a ruthless cycle of debt and incarceration. Yesterday, the Texas Senate unanimously voted for HB 2048 which will do away with the program and eliminate all outstanding Quoting: Hiram's Apprentice surcharges. HB still has yet to be signed by governor Greg Abbott, however even if it receives a veto from Abbott, the House and Senate can overturn the veto with another vote. If there is no veto, and the governor does not sign the bill within 10 days, the bill still becomes law & the DRP will be repealled. [link to capitol.texas.gov (secure)] On a related topic, Greg Abbott is personally named in a class-action lawsuit regarding the DRP. There is also a FEDERAL case ongoing in regards to the constitutionality of surcharge programs which, if successful, will require states to refund any and all surcharges ever collected. As a Mason, my "Uncle Intel" sources have informed me that HB 2048 will WITHOUT A DOUBT become law. My fellow Texans... The oppression is finally over! whatd u have to do to become a mason 2B1ASK1 We do not solicit membership. If you desire to join, ask. Do a google search and locate a lodge near you. More than likely, the times and dates of stated meetings will be posted right in front of the lodge building. Show up before a stated meeting and visit with the Brethren. Ask for a petition. From there begins your journey! I was asked. I declined. I was asked as well. Declined HARD. Read "behold a pale horse" by William Cooper And read the chapter about secret societies and his experience with them and the others. and what he has learned over the years about them. There just pawns that they keep wrapped up in mysticism. |
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