Operation Rolling Thunder Decends On Roads

On 6-3-08 I was stopped in Paulding County. The GSP was conducting the detention and search. The GSP official appeared angry and rude.

I did nothing wrong and yet I was detained while the police state did what they wanted. I kept my mouth shut and was released without incident.

God bless Amerika!!! The State Supreme Court, The U.S. Supreme Court and the Police State can take a flying leap.... I want my liberty, freedom and civil rights back. I don't want the government in my life at all. I don't want the government's protection or security....I'll take my chances looking out for myself.

If you were anything like this post on the side of the road, that'll probably explain the trooper's demeanor.

William you seem to have missed the entire reason behind Operation. It is not to deprive you of the right to look out for yourself. The purpose is to improve everyone's chances by ensuring that everyone operating a motor vehicle on Georgia's roads obeys the law. The fact that there were over 50 traffic fatalities in Paulding and Bartow counties last year indicates that someone needs to "look out" for the motoring public. Last year's efforts in Savanah resulted in a 58% decrease in traffic fatalities. Now you may not have lost a family member or close freind to traffic fatalities but every year over 40,000 people die because of traffic crashes. To me that seems like 40,000 good reasons to support law enforcement activities that are aimed at reducing this sensless loss of life. Let the Thunder Roll.

If there are enough people out there like Willy B, I'm going to get back into policing. Taking your money sounds like job satisfaction.

"Saving lives by punking one s talking internet tough guy at a time."

I miss it.

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June 7, 2008
The Georgia Barbecue Classic

Sam Smith Park at Milam Farm, Cartersville, Georgia
Enjoy great food, music and fun for the whole family at the 5th Annual Georgia Barbecue Classic. The nation's most celebrated professional cook teams and dozens of backyard grillers compete for cash prizes and bragging rights in this Kansas City Barbecue Society sanctioned State Championship of barbecue. Live entertainment, kid's activities and craft vendors in addition to plenty of traditional Southern food have made this one of Northwest Georgia's most popular events. All proceeds to support the Good Neighbor Homeless Shelter. Gates open Friday 4-10 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m.-10 p.m.

June 7, 2008
Cartersville Car Show

Friendship Plaza, Downtown Cartersville, Georgia

Historic downtown Cartersville is the place to be on the first Saturday each month April-October as the Downtown Development Authority welcomes hundreds of vintage cars, motorcycles, muscle cars and modern modified cars from 6-9 p.m. During May-August car show guests will be entertained with the Summer Concert Series hosted in downtown Cartersville's Friendship Plaza. What could be friendlier than FREE ADMISSION to both events.

June 7, 2008

2008 Century Bank Summer Concert Series

Friendship Plaza, Downtown Cartersville, Georgia
Come to Friendship Plaza in Historic Downtown Cartersville and enjoy great music, food and classic cars. Concert performances are as follows:

June 7 - Still Cruizin'- food by Moore's Market

No outside picnic baskets or coolers allowed. Cartersville Car Show begins at 6 p.m. with Concert from 7-9 pm. Free admission. Hosted by the Cartersville Downtown Development Authority.

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