X1965ChainImmigrants
12-09-2003, 10:42 PM
Sorry. No photos have been allowed of Mr. Juann R. Tubbs. Could he be half mestizo and half groid? Only ZOG knows.
Mr. Tubbs is not a hate criminal. Mr. Tubbs is not a terrorist. Please remember that. He is a valued minority. You should therefore accord him his due.
Just because he caused a little mayhem in the main train station of the nation's capitol, do not jump to the wrong conclusion. He was, in reality, just funnin'.
Besides, it may not have been his fault. He may have been watching too many action movies of late. It happens with these "people". http://www.heraldtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20031209/APN/312090877
WASHINGTON --
A former Tampa, Fla., man who wielded a grenade in Union Station was sentenced to two years in prison Tuesday.
Juann R. Tubbs caused a scare on June 9 when he walked into a store inside the main railroad station for the nation's capital. Tubbs, 38, displayed a silver hand grenade and threatened to pull the pin unless a worker gave him $20. The employee, unsure if the grenade was real, said he did not have the money, and Tubbs walked out.
A short time later, security officer saw Tubbs drop the grenade, then pick it up. Authorities caught up with Tubbs outside the station, where he pulled the pin.
http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/dc/press/03256.html
Mr. Tubbs is not a hate criminal. Mr. Tubbs is not a terrorist. Please remember that. He is a valued minority. You should therefore accord him his due.
Just because he caused a little mayhem in the main train station of the nation's capitol, do not jump to the wrong conclusion. He was, in reality, just funnin'.
Besides, it may not have been his fault. He may have been watching too many action movies of late. It happens with these "people". http://www.heraldtribune.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20031209/APN/312090877
WASHINGTON --
A former Tampa, Fla., man who wielded a grenade in Union Station was sentenced to two years in prison Tuesday.
Juann R. Tubbs caused a scare on June 9 when he walked into a store inside the main railroad station for the nation's capital. Tubbs, 38, displayed a silver hand grenade and threatened to pull the pin unless a worker gave him $20. The employee, unsure if the grenade was real, said he did not have the money, and Tubbs walked out.
A short time later, security officer saw Tubbs drop the grenade, then pick it up. Authorities caught up with Tubbs outside the station, where he pulled the pin.
http://www.usdoj.gov/usao/dc/press/03256.html