Well, I hope the puppy is ok.
Apparently it's been safely delived to a local animal shelter.
In July 1935, as the capstone of its newfound identity, the Federal Bureau of Investigation—the FBI---got its new name. During the more sophisticated war on crime in the early-to-mid '30s agents apprehended or killed a number of notorious criminals who carried out kidnappings, robberies, and murders throughout the nation, including: John Dillinger, "Baby Face" Nelson, Kate "Ma" Barker, Alvin "Creepy" Karpis, and George "Machine Gun" Kelly.
J. Edgar Hoover, the first FBI director, used Dillinger and his gang as his campaign platform to launch the FBI. Melvin Purvis led the investigation and killing of John Dillinger. Purvis captured more public enemies than any other agent in FBI history, a record that still stands. Tonight I watched Public Enemies,1 a 2009 American biographical-crime film written and directed by Michael Mann. It was an adaptation of Bryan Burrough's non-fiction book Public Enemies: America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933–34.
Hoover was chiefly responsible for creating a scientific crime detection system or laboratory. It officially opened in 1932. It was part of his work, his vision, to professionalize criminal investigations in the national war on crime. As the decade came to a close, the FBI found itself shifting gears again as war was brewing in Europe. Pro-Nazi groups were becoming more and more vocal in the U.S. They claimed fascism was the answer to American woes. The gangsters of the 1930s, it turned out, were just a prelude to the darker days to come.
The transition from a loosely connected movement operating, for the most part, locally and state-wide, to a fully organized national-country-wide one can be said to have ended in 1925. By 1936 the nationally elected body and its national committees, as well as many locally elected groups, were a sufficiently strong force to come together for the prosecution of an international missionary program.3-Ron Price with thanks to (1) Public Enemies, 7TWO TV, 9:30-12:30 a.m. 4 June 2013, (2) Wikipedia, and (3) Loni Bramson-Lerche, "Development of Baha'i Administration", Studies In Babi and Baha'i History, Vol.1,Moojan Momen, editor, Kalimat Press, 1982, pp.258-275.
consequences---sweeping the face of the earth & oceans.
1 In 1935 Australia's population was less than 7 million. The university participation level was relatively low. Australia had six universities and two university colleges with combined student numbers of about 12,000. In the UK, USA, and Canada, the per cent of students going to university did not exceed 2%.
2On 20 July 1944 an attempt was made to assassinate Adolf Hitler, Führer of the Third Reich, inside his Wolf's Lair field headquarters near Rastenburg, East Prussia.
3 The global population hit two billion in the 1920s, three billion by 1960, and six billion by 2000.
tailback built up behind him on the motorway.
One sided stories might draw media and public interest, but intelligent people listen to all sides before they reach their own conclusions.
And pray tell, oh intelligent one, why the feck are you taking this so seriously?
You don't do lighthearted chuckles, do you.
I just checked the German boulevard press and they said he's in a mental institution now where he belongs.
Decidedly odd in Farmington, NM, but not so much in northern California perhaps.
Seems like he's been going through old threads in a pathetic attempt to appear intelligent. At least he hasn't tried to shoehorn in some irrelevant quotation.
Hang on a second, there are 'Hells Angels' in Germany??? Did I miss something.
It's an international movement. There's Hell's Angels in Southampton. They used to drink in a pub I frequented which has since closed down. They're not quite as wild as their American counterparts, and I know of a few who left because they got sick of raising money to fund legal cases in America.
Great, the US exports motorcycle gangs. The groups here in the States are involved in illegal activities, although I haven't heard anything lately that's been a shocker.
The BBC website is like that. It has a most read list, which normally are the popular news items of the day, but occasionally something from way back crops up.
No, I googled haha. Because Jane stated she was able to establish that he is being treated properly for his condition but all I found was 2010 - 2013 links everywhere.
I imagine "too many" people found it amusing.
Personally, my immediate concern was for the puppy and then I felt sorry for the guy as obviously he's not well.
I think the groups over here deal in narcotics, but they tend to keep their heads down a bit more. This is a small island without the wilderness to hide in, and restrictive gun laws. They can't be so in your face and get away with it.
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