Topic: David Mabus now stalking PZ

[Skeptress]

Here's a sample of Mr. Marzuke's work, from the one message board in the world who won't ban him.
http://skepticalcommunity.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=31453

Caveat: there's a long tradition on that board of posting pictures of scantily-clad ladies in Marzuke-started threads.  So don't browse there if a child or a nun might see your screen.

Wow, it is just so nonsensical. Also Marky Mark=hot.

[Halleyscomet/Wakefield]

It seems the police who ignored DM have been asking for new ways to avoid those pesky warrants in online cases.

http://www2.macleans.ca/2011/08/22/the-rcmp-and-montreal-police-ignored-cyber-criminal-while-demanding-new-powers-to-fight-cyber-crime/

[mindme]

"Gives us more powers to crush people we don't like, not the people actually threatening citizens."

[Halleyscomet/Wakefield]

"Gives us more powers to crush people we don't like, not the people actually threatening citizens."

That's pretty much it.

[Johnny Slick]

Have they started to sue the people reporting these crimes to them, or is that just US police?

[mindme]

It was the RCMP that famously made Randi give up his Canadian citizenship. Back when he was touring with Alice Cooper, the RCMP basically kicked down the doors of their dressing room and conducted what would be an unlawful search in the USA. I believe back then the RCMP had something called "the queen's writ of assistance". It was kind of a universal, anytime anywhere search warrant that lasted for the life of the queen and/or the life of the RCMP officer issued. It was a 007 type license to enter any home and conduct a drug search without probable cause etc. History buffs will recall the writ of assistance was one of the big motivators for the revolution.

I believe the writs were eventually done away with by Canada's supreme court after our constitution was repatriated from the UK.

[Chew]

Uh oh.

Is Dave Mabus/Dennis Markuze back to his old tricks?

[pandamonium]

Uh oh.

Is Dave Mabus/Dennis Markuze back to his old tricks?

Uh oh indeed.

[jaypee]

He's really not an intelligent man.

[Johnny Slick]

Neither was Czolgosz.

[Halleyscomet/Wakefield]

Mabus  is a sad, pathetic, twisted, evil little man.  I'm concerned for PZ's safety.

This is sad to see. I'd hoped Mabus would get real help, not return to the gibbering madness he'd exhibited for so long.

[jaypee]

Mabus  is a sad, pathetic, twisted, evil little man.  I'm concerned for PZ's safety.

This is sad to see. I'd hoped Mabus would get real help, not return to the gibbering madness he'd exhibited for so long.

I wouldn't worry too much about PZ, he lives in Minnesota and Mabus is a man-child who lives with his mom in Montreal.

[Halleyscomet/Wakefield]

Mabus  is a sad, pathetic, twisted, evil little man.  I'm concerned for PZ's safety.

This is sad to see. I'd hoped Mabus would get real help, not return to the gibbering madness he'd exhibited for so long.

I wouldn't worry too much about PZ, he lives in Minnesota and Mabus is a man-child who lives with his mom in Montreal.

Crazy Psycho + Bus Ticket == Problem.

And even if PZ is safe, anyone in Montreal who gets DM's attention probably isn't.

[Chew]

https://twitter.com/#!/search/%23MABUS

[mindme]

His parents really can't keep him away. Huh.