Shasta County to Get 400 Criminals Back on the Street

[Stephen Frank]

Shasta County has a population of about 180,000. It is rural and spread out--a beautiful place to visit! Now, thanks to some Federal judges Shasta will have 400 criminals unleased on the populace.

The good news is that this is a county that believes in the Second Amendment. At least in this county it might be a fair fight between the good guys and the crooks. But, why should this happen in the first place?

The release of 40,000 criminals that belong in prison will cause a culture shock. But YOU can make money on this. One industry will prosper--the gun industry. There will be shortages of guns and ammunition, as honest people understand that government is harming them rather than protecting the, As they saying goes, "I would rather be judged by a panel of twelve than be carried by six".

Maybe, in the end, the criminals will have wished they stayed in jail.

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[saw mill worker]

News flash news flat

the good citizens of Shasta County, or I should say have been criminalized by the most part by one of the most corrupt law-enforcement agencies in the United States, the Redding California Police Department,
Stephen Frank you say this is a beautiful County to visit, it's also a County that you may spend some time in their jail and go home on probation, I speak with authoritie, and I can produce dozens upon dozens of citizens that will testify that this County permits its Police Department to violate your constitutional rights.
I personally have taken these people to task, and the assemblyman from that district has records to back up their violations of people's constitutional rights.
So if you should go there watch your back if you're in the town of Reading, and you should look at the tallest building in the town and also the biggest, it's the County Jail, and you talk about the 400 hundreds that are going to be turned loose in this County, I can almost guarantee you that most of them were in prison for the most minor of offenses, this is a convict and sentenced the public to prison county and judicial system.