A Fascinating Conspiracy Theory

Strange Coincidences: Buffalo Shooting that Killed Ex-Cop Who Was On To Something Big

"I have a friend who really is into conspiracy theories. This is an interesting one:

If you’re familiar with Stanley Meyer’s story, you’ll know that he invented a totally water-powered vehicle. According to rumors, he was poisoned during a business meeting with two “NATO” investors because he constituted a threat to the oil industry.

Well, it’s rather fascinating that an ex-police officer who had recently invented a powerful 'water-powered engine' was killed in a recent shooting in Buffalo. Was it planned for him to die in the middle of a mass shooting? A conspiracy?

If you exclude those thugs who live in crime infested neighborhoods where there is a lot of gang violence, not a lot of people die from shootings. It really is rare in the grand scheme of things considering the U.S. population that is greater than 330 million people. So it is extremely odd that it just so happens that another man who invented a water powered engine was murdered." [UAFReport]

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Lake Worth Citizens on Patrol

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We have a hell of a lot of crime in our city, crime that this commission never wants to tell us about...it would probably scare the bejesus out of you. Those commissioners running for office are getting a little stupid lately trying to blame former commissions and even the dreaded anarchists (a handful of people) for our current problems. Their support "rag" does the exact same thing. The Blame Game is always used when people have no solutions and are hiding their heads in the sand.

You want to know why businesses or possible buyers might shy away from Lake Worth as an investment? Crime is the answer. And no matter how anyone tries to hide the facts of the matter, we have a lot of problems.

Captain Todd Baer has a vision to help make Lake Worth a safer place and it starts with every resident.

Over the next year, he would like to grow the Sheriff’s volunteer program, Citizens on Patrol.  While the program has existed in a few neighborhoods, (two residents in my community are in the C.O.P. program with a few down the street from Murry Hills), Baer envisions a city-wide effort.  He would also like to educate all residents about “Making the Call” about suspicious behavior.

For all you able bodied residents who love our city, you might want to be a C.O.P. Lake Worth needs you.

Evening on the Avenue with the COP's

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As we have so much crime in Lake Worth, some of the members of the COP program, established in 1989, were at the Cultural Plaza last night in a recruitment effort.

The Citizen Observer Patrol (COP) is a volunteer unit of the Palm Beach Sheriff's Office. The program is comprised of over 80 individual COP units from neighborhoods much like ours.

• Volunteers wear distinctive uniforms and drive specially marked vehicles
• Each COP vehicle is equipped with a radio and police scanner

Spotted were Wally St.Cyr, Gwen Alexander, Yolanda Sanchez,  Nadine Burns and several other volunteers.