Security Stand Down While Governor's Mansion Burned

[AmericasPatriot]

It's clear the government set the fire to try and blame truth activists or anybody else who's been protesting Rick Perry and his pro New World Order policies.
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http://www.news8austin.com/content/your_news/default.asp?ArID=211040

Order of 911 calls received causes controversy
6/9/2008 8:50 PM
By: News 8 Austin Staff
      
Alonzo Perez made the first 911 call.
       
Officials received the first 911 call alerting them to the fire at the Governor's Mansion at 1:43 a.m., Sunday.

Alonzo Perez made that call as he walked to his car from a night out on Sixth Street.

The Austin Fire Department confirms Perez made the first call.

But, the Texas Department of Public Safety, which oversees security around the Capitol Grounds, contends it made the first call.

Perez's immediate response has caused controversy over the effectiveness of security that night, something that shocked Perez as he watched the mansion burn.

"I didn't see nobody out here for about 8-10 minutes," Perez said. "It's kind of crazy. There was no security out here, nothing. I would think security would have been around here, you know."

Fire investigators are interviewing Perez about what happened that night, hoping to piece together a more accurate timeline.

[Mythandariel]

Simple. The Governor ordered the mansion torched to blame it on Truthers. But he isn't the smartest person around if he allows security to stand down long enough to let a civilian call the fire in.

[DCUBED]

There it is. This is so obvious.  Reichstag '08.

[donnay]

Alonzo Perez watch your back!

[blackbriar]

"State authorities say they found clear evidence that the fire was set, raising questions about the alertness of the mansion's round-the-clock security detail." Dallas Morning News

I wouldn't be suprised if one of the security guards set the fire.

[JonTheSavage]

I bet one of the security guards was smoking a joint, and it lit up a rug. 

[UNITEDWEREFALLING]

Oh no problem, burn the f**ker down. The sappy taxpayers will build me an even bigger one, with 10 golden toilet seats instead of 5.

[reenie]

I hope that the people of Texas will not allow this questionable fire to stand without a complete and thorough investigation.  It is interesting that the Governor, was in Europe at the time of the fire.  This is the way the Illuminati always do their dirty deeds.  The real criminals are always far away from the crime scene!!!  Very, very suspicious!  

[militantplumber]

Kids, I can't say if this means anything to you, but...
   Last Fri. I was browsing one of the local military surplus stores, here in the Austin area,  and ended up in the check out line behind a uniformed APD officer.  I'm not one to eavesdrop, but, this guy was in the process of obtaining 2sets of military BDU's one black one blue along with 2 boonie hats and a tactical vest. Now, the items didn't particularly strike me as odd...  But what did, was when this guy started to explain to the prop. that the APD and the military were about to start joint tactical training in the downtown area. And I do mean Austin, Texas.
 Now, maybe the recent fire at the Governors' Mansion and what this guy had to say aren't related. But it does seem strange to me that the APD doesn't have anything posted about it on their web site. Nor, can you get any information about it from either one of the Senators or Doggets' office.
    -Is something rotten in Austin?
   

[centexan]

What first occurred to me was how odd it was that all the valuable items had been removed so the place could be renovated.

So, where are those things?  Where are they being stored?  How could one get an inventory?

The Bushes recently bought 100,000 acres in Paraguay--a country from which they cannot be extradited for war crimes.  Is that where the loot from Texas is heading?  Are they going to put up a mini-mansion in the compound as a memorial to Georgie's "Texas period?"

Maybe that's why the local cops are being so close-mouthed about the incident--the big boys are there to glean treasures for the Bushes, and it wouldn't be to wise to talk about it.

[chris jones]

Centexan.

your post:

The Bushes recently bought 100,000 acres in Paraguay--a country from which they cannot be extradited for war crimes.  Is that where the loot from Texas is heading?  Are they going to put up a mini-mansion in the compound as a memorial to Georgie's "Texas period?"

Maybe that's why the local cops are being so close-mouthed about the incident--the big boys are there to glean treasures for the Bushes, and it wouldn't be to wise to talk about it.

The implications of this move are beyond your imagination. Parguay, is know to be a bit on the curript side. Money doesn't talk there it dictates.
It is one one the centers of cocaine traffic in S.A., the market laws, products of every type and description are sold international at open markets.
 Renegades from other countries find Paraguay a haven for escape.
AS in any country, the powerfully rich are under protection, their wealth provides cover. However P> is beyond that, Im sure he would be protected by paramilitary and armed forces personell.
Great place for investment, skulldugery, payoffs, fortunes to be acuumlated for those of wealth, favors given in return of connections. And no extradition.
100,000 acres, a great area for landing strip.He, if he moved there, would not be a citizen he would be the Emporer of his domain.