Yep. I was just saying, there was no cell phone service out where I was today. I didn't see anything else that could have been surveillance. What else would they have out there and how would it send a signal?

Apparently nobody associated with Brandon Raub is talking to the local news stations, because those news stations haven't reported anything about Raub.

They could use anything really. Just saying, just because you didn't have a cell signal doesn't mean anything.

Anything like what?

The only thing they could use that I can think of, would be equipment that connects to a satellite, and bounces information back to the person doing the surveillance. That might be pretty expensive equipment.

I am going to go to the Parks Department and ask them about it on Monday. Now they have got me curious.

I believe in hands on, in person, investigation if possible.

I want to see if they really do have surveillance out their.

I haven't seen any ad hominems either.

I'll add a little .

Brandon J. Raub, 26, has been in custody since FBI, Secret Service agents and police in Virginia's Chesterfield County questioned him Thursday evening about what they said were ominous posts talking about a coming revolution. In one message earlier this month according to authorities, Raub wrote: "Sharpen my axe; I'm here to sever heads."

Police — acting under a state law that allows emergency, temporary psychiatric commitments upon the recommendation of a mental health professional — took Raub to the John Randolph Medical Center in Hopewell. He was not charged with any crime.

Dee Rybiski, an FBI spokeswoman in Richmond, said there was no Facebook snooping by her agency.

"We received quite a few complaints about what were perceived as threatening posts," she said. "Given the circumstances with the things that have gone on in the country with some of these mass shootings, it would be horrible for law enforcement not to pay attention to complaints."

Col. Thierry Dupuis, the county police chief, said Raub was taken into custody upon the recommendation of mental health crisis intervention workers. He said the action was taken under the state's emergency custody statute, which allows a magistrate to order the civil detention and psychiatric evaluation of a person who is considered potentially dangerous.

He said Raub was handcuffed because he resisted officers' attempts to take him into custody.

Now, the story about Brandon Raub is being reported by CBS News.

Here are a few excerpts:



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Let's see . . . a crazed gunman goes on a shooting spree in a movie theater . . . a crazed gunman goes on a shooting spree in a Sikh temple . . . two crazed gunmen go on a shooting spree in Tulsa, Oklahoma . . .

Gee, do you suppose that recent mass killings in the USA might have mental health professionals and law officers worried about a mass killing happening again?

Now, the story about Brandon Raub is being reported by CBS News.

Here are a few excerpts:



and



and



Let's see . . . a crazed gunman goes on a shooting spree in a movie theater . . . a crazed gunman goes on a shooting spree in a Sikh temple . . . two crazed gunmen go on a shooting spree in Tulsa, Oklahoma . . .

Gee, do you suppose that recent mass killings in the USA might have mental health professionals and law officers worried about a mass killing happening again?

Now, the story about Brandon Raub is being reported by CBS News.

Here are a few excerpts:



and



and



Let's see . . . a crazed gunman goes on a shooting spree in a movie theater . . . a crazed gunman goes on a shooting spree in a Sikh temple . . . two crazed gunmen go on a shooting spree in Tulsa, Oklahoma . . .

Gee, do you suppose that recent mass killings in the USA might have mental health professionals and law officers worried about a mass killing happening again?

...OR they could be trying to prevent further mass shootings.

It's too late. Deleting Facebook won't help. The only thing you can do now is try and drop out of society. But you have to have the resources to do that.