
JohnV wrote:Explain what you mean by , " hike out through the bush " hike where . A reasonable fit person even in rugged country could do 5 k as the crow flies a day easily , more if he used tracks and ridge lines . 5 days could put him 25 k away from his abode or more .
I can't see the point in having a hideout too close to his home but I do agree he likely has one . Too easy to get spotted by someone if you do have to move about even after searching stops . He is either not in the bush at all or he is deep in the bush by now .
The NSW Police never caught Naden by searching although they did nearly get him , they caught him by gathering intel and predicting his movements and staking out likely places . It was the Military that caught him not the Police . Victorian bush is even thicker and more rugged than where Naden was in NSW and the weather harsher . It's a massive job .

Jackaroo wrote:Sickening to read online that he's turning into some kind of modern day 'Ned Kelly'.



Billo wrote:
I cant believe you are defending a Kiddy fiddling piece of sh it, grow a brain and piss off from this forum, gutter rats like you are lower than scum

JohnV wrote:Explain what you mean by , " hike out through the bush " hike where . A reasonable fit person even in rugged country could do 5 k as the crow flies a day easily , more if he used tracks and ridge lines . 5 days could put him 25 k away from his abode or more .
I can't see the point in having a hideout too close to his home but I do agree he likely has one . Too easy to get spotted by someone if you do have to move about even after searching stops . He is either not in the bush at all or he is deep in the bush by now .
The NSW Police never caught Naden by searching although they did nearly get him , they caught him by gathering intel and predicting his movements and staking out likely places . It was the Military that caught him not the Police . Victorian bush is even thicker and more rugged than where Naden was in NSW and the weather harsher . It's a massive job .

Die Judicii wrote:Billo wrote:
I cant believe you are defending a Kiddy fiddling piece of sh it, grow a brain and piss off from this forum, gutter rats like you are lower than scum
I’m sure we all feel the same way about Kiddy Fiddlers, but you need to get down off your soapbox and apologise to Wapiti. He was merely highlighting the way the powers to be (police and media) are working this thing. Far from defending the piece of s**t. Anyone with half a brain could see that Wapiti was in NO WAY defending the culprit.




Wapiti wrote:So now he used a home-made shotgun? That's what's being said on the news here.
7 days so far? Against balaclavas, helicopters and M4's with front vertical grips?
And the calls to restrict firearms further from this?
"Never let a political opportunity go to waste"
"We will act in times of political opportunity, and the dumbed down masses will fall at our feet in complete obedience"



womble wrote:I am morbidly curious to see this home made shotgun that took out 3 armed policemen in a siege situation.
Not in any way denigrating our brave members who paid a high price.
But I'm having trouble believing it went down like that. With two killed, one seriously injured.
But your typical home made shotgun is fairly rudimentary single shot and doesn't aim particularly well.
Whatever happened I still believe he did it.
And I'm taking Alex's side in the catfight above.
Have to get into his head and see things the way he does. He's clearly deranged, but still a cunning adversary
. Hey there Womble old mate,, in this particular instance i think you are lacking ingenuity, lateral thinking, and inventiveness. Why don’t you google “punt guns” and see what could’ve been fabricated and modified for his intended use. And lets all be thankful the idiot didn’t go down that pathway.womble wrote:I am morbidly curious to see this home made shotgun that took out 3 armed policemen in a siege situation.
Not in any way denigrating our brave members who paid a high price.
But I'm having trouble believing it went down like that. With two killed, one seriously injured.
But your typical home made shotgun is fairly rudimentary single shot and doesn't aim particularly well.



Die Judicii wrote:womble wrote:I am morbidly curious to see this home made shotgun that took out 3 armed policemen in a siege situation.
Not in any way denigrating our brave members who paid a high price.
But I'm having trouble believing it went down like that. With two killed, one seriously injured.
But your typical home made shotgun is fairly rudimentary single shot and doesn't aim particularly well.
Whatever happened I still believe he did it.
And I'm taking Alex's side in the catfight above.
Have to get into his head and see things the way he does. He's clearly deranged, but still a cunning adversary. Hey there Womble old mate,, in this particular instance i think you are lacking ingenuity, lateral thinking, and inventiveness. Why don’t you google “punt guns” and see what could’ve been fabricated and modified for his intended use. And lets all be thankful the idiot didn’t go down that pathway.womble wrote:I am morbidly curious to see this home made shotgun that took out 3 armed policemen in a siege situation.
Not in any way denigrating our brave members who paid a high price.
But I'm having trouble believing it went down like that. With two killed, one seriously injured.
But your typical home made shotgun is fairly rudimentary single shot and doesn't aim particularly well.


alexjones wrote:The term sovereign citizen just seems like a contradiction to me. I don't really understand the term.
Unless it means you are the sovereign and the citizen and the two are different entities that share the same body. In essence like a split personality.

bladeracer wrote:Jackaroo wrote:Sickening to read online that he's turning into some kind of modern day 'Ned Kelly'.
I have seen some reports trying to paint him as a hero. He's a psychopathic murderer and nothing more than that.






Wapiti wrote:I haven't bothered reading any posts here for a few days before putting up my own, because I'm just not going to respond to dribble. But tghere must be some sane people on here, surely.
Someone's helping Dezi apparently. How else could he keep ahead of "Victoria's best"? Maybe re-assess that BS.
The "best" in society do not king-hit people and put them in comas for not wanting Dan's (now proven) poison injection, and all of the other unacceptable behaviour.
More political social engineering.
I'm not condoning what he did, of course what he did was unacceptable and to me it's obviously not a "suicide by police" or he wouldn't be doing a runner either. What he did just doesn't achieve anything. But can't anybody see this as another inevitable outcome from people who have just had enough of the bullying and forced compliance in Victoria?
But I'm still laughing at the metamorphosis in the gullible media, who just parrot the BS coming from the "powers that be", all designed to demonise people and make sure that social engineering continues. Now the bloke must be being assisted, because he was too amateur at the start to escape the far-too-superior authorities, right?
I still take this stuff with a grain of salt. How many celebrities for example, both here and internationally have spoken against the ridiculous government incompetence both federal and state, and been demonised and vilified by sudden claims designed to marginalise them in the eyes of the pubic? Just think for a minute.
When they are doing it to you as firearms owners, you scream. But when they get into someone else, you all believe every word and get all emotional and reactionary. Some of you would believe the shy is red if the government said it.

JohnV wrote:Just your drivel but it ignores two dead Police officers . I don't think you have a clue of how hard the job is to find Dezi Freeman . The Police are not super human and it's an almost impossible job . No matter what complaints Dezi had about alleged harrasmant it does not justify what he did .

fnq22 wrote:
What sort of man stains his own family legacy


