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you call this shilling?
stealing a paycheck from satan?
posts like this don't demoralize anyone
but your boss
a famously proud spirit
grievously shamed by lazy shills like (you.)
The San Francisco committee of Vigilance 1856 left extensive records of their organizations work to free their city and state
from the toils of a serpentine cult of criminal conmen
and remove their confederates from the bench the legislatures law enforcement.
>Casey was then ironed and escorted to a coach in waiting and, at his request, Mr. North took a seat beside him; Wm. T. Coleman and Miers F. Truett also riding in the same conveyance. Another conference was held with the Sheriff, requesting the prisoner, Charles Cora, who had murdered General Richardson, to be turned over to the Committee. Scannell declined and asked time to consider. The Committee gave the Sheriff one hour in which to decide. In less than half that time the Sheriff appeared at the door of the jail and turned Cora over to the Committee. The Committee reached the rooms on Sacramento street about 2 o'clock. Casey was placed under guard in a room above headquarters. Cora was also removed to the Committee's rooms in the same manner as Casey, the Committee having to go back to the jail for the second time. About three hundred men remained on guard at the Committee rooms after their removal there.
http://www.sfmuseum.org/hist6/woolley.html
But I read it on social media