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Quote from: "Shen Li"^What disturbs you? Charity for underprivileged kiddies?

Quote from: "Renee"Don't let the friendly benign face fool you. They still traffic in drugs stolen guns and in some cases, human trafficking as well.



The Italian mob is noted for doing the same thing. Men like John Gotti where beloved in certain circles for there philanthropy but at the same time, if you crossed him, you ended up in a meat grinder. How do I now this....I'm half NJ Italian, we ALL know it and popular culture says that more than a few of us are probably connected to it. :laugh3:

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Quote from: "Renee"Don't let the friendly benign face fool you. They still traffic in drugs stolen guns and in some cases, human trafficking as well.



The Italian mob is noted for doing the same thing. Men like John Gotti where beloved in certain circles for there philanthropy but at the same time, if you crossed him, you ended up in a meat grinder. How do I now this....I'm half NJ Italian, we ALL know it and popular culture says that more than a few of us are probably connected to it. :laugh3:

I believe it Renee, but Shen Li doesn't see it or doesn't want to..



Chinese tongs while seemingly benevolent cultural association are sometimes connected to triads.

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Quote from: "Renee"Don't let the friendly benign face fool you. They still traffic in drugs stolen guns and in some cases, human trafficking as well.



The Italian mob is noted for doing the same thing. Men like John Gotti where beloved in certain circles for there philanthropy but at the same time, if you crossed him, you ended up in a meat grinder. How do I now this....I'm half NJ Italian, we ALL know it and popular culture says that more than a few of us are probably connected to it. :laugh3:

I believe it Renee, but Shen Li doesn't see it or doesn't want to..



Chinese tongs while seemingly benevolent cultural association are sometimes connected to triads.

Don't get me wrong. It's nice that they perform philanthropic deeds and all but it's not real. It's all PR smoke and mirrors. The real face of the organization is not a nice one.

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Quote from: "Shen Li"^What disturbs you? Charity for underprivileged kiddies?

... Shen, canadians are PROGRAMMED by the prehistoric news media to hate the hells angels (no apostrophe in hells by the way).  the truth is, those who tell you how bad they are have never been harmed by them in any way ...

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Quote from: "Shen Li"^What disturbs you? Charity for underprivileged kiddies?

... Shen, canadians are PROGRAMMED by the prehistoric news media to hate the hells angels (no apostrophe in hells by the way).  the truth is, those who tell you how bad they are have never been harmed by them in any way ...

The police have seized a lot of weapons and drugs on raids of their houses in Alberta the shark hunter..



Do you know any Hells Angels personally?

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Quote from: "Shen Li"^What disturbs you? Charity for underprivileged kiddies?

... Shen, canadians are PROGRAMMED by the prehistoric news media to hate the hells angels (no apostrophe in hells by the way).  the truth is, those who tell you how bad they are have never been harmed by them in any way ...

The police have seized a lot of weapons and drugs on raids of their houses in Alberta the shark hunter..



Do you know any Hells Angels personally?

... nope, never had any difficulties with them, Fashionista ...

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Quote from: "Shen Li"^What disturbs you? Charity for underprivileged kiddies?

... Shen, canadians are PROGRAMMED by the prehistoric news media to hate the hells angels (no apostrophe in hells by the way).  the truth is, those who tell you how bad they are have never been harmed by them in any way ...

The police have seized a lot of weapons and drugs on raids of their houses in Alberta the shark hunter..



Do you know any Hells Angels personally?

... nope, never had any difficulties with them, Fashionista ...

So, you do know some of them personally?

 :ohmy:

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Quote from: "Shen Li"^What disturbs you? Charity for underprivileged kiddies?

... Shen, canadians are PROGRAMMED by the prehistoric news media to hate the hells angels (no apostrophe in hells by the way).  the truth is, those who tell you how bad they are have never been harmed by them in any way ...

The police have seized a lot of weapons and drugs on raids of their houses in Alberta the shark hunter..



Do you know any Hells Angels personally?

... nope, never had any difficulties with them, Fashionista ...

So, you do know some of them personally?

 :ohmy:

... i didn't answer your question already?

Quote from: "Herman"When I was young and stupid I did some stupid things. One of those things was partying with the HA and nomads. They use several layers of stooges between full patch members to insulate themselves from prosecution. Hangers on and prospects are the ones who get caught with drugs and weapons and go to jail. That is a hell of a price to pay just for the hope that one day you might get to wear their colors.

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Quote from: "Herman"When I was young and stupid I did some stupid things. One of those things was partying with the HA and nomads. They use several layers of stooges between full patch members to insulate themselves from prosecution. Hangers on and prospects are the ones who get caught with drugs and weapons and go to jail. That is a hell of a price to pay just for the hope that one day you might get to wear their colors.

Is that another criminal biker gang Herman?

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Quote from: "Herman"When I was young and stupid I did some stupid things. One of those things was partying with the HA and nomads. They use several layers of stooges between full patch members to insulate themselves from prosecution. Hangers on and prospects are the ones who get caught with drugs and weapons and go to jail. That is a hell of a price to pay just for the hope that one day you might get to wear their colors.

Is that another criminal biker gang Herman?

They are indies. They are not members of a club chapter, but have the same respect as a full club member. The territorial rocker or bottom patch will  say Nomads.

Quote from: "Herman"When I was young and stupid I did some stupid things. One of those things was partying with the HA and nomads. They use several layers of stooges between full patch members to insulate themselves from prosecution. Hangers on and prospects are the ones who get caught with drugs and weapons and go to jail. That is a hell of a price to pay just for the hope that one day you might get to wear their colors.

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Quote from: "Herman"When I was young and stupid I did some stupid things. One of those things was partying with the HA and nomads. They use several layers of stooges between full patch members to insulate themselves from prosecution. Hangers on and prospects are the ones who get caught with drugs and weapons and go to jail. That is a hell of a price to pay just for the hope that one day you might get to wear their colors.

Is that another criminal biker gang Herman?

They are indies. They are not members of a club chapter, but have the same respect as a full club member. The territorial rocker or bottom patch will  say Nomads.

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Quote from: "Herman"When I was young and stupid I did some stupid things. One of those things was partying with the HA and nomads. They use several layers of stooges between full patch members to insulate themselves from prosecution. Hangers on and prospects are the ones who get caught with drugs and weapons and go to jail. That is a hell of a price to pay just for the hope that one day you might get to wear their colors.

Is that another criminal biker gang Herman?

They are indies. They are not members of a club chapter, but have the same respect as a full club member. The territorial rocker or bottom patch will  say Nomads.

I thought Nomads were a bike gang. Competitors of the Angels.

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Quote from: "Herman"When I was young and stupid I did some stupid things. One of those things was partying with the HA and nomads. They use several layers of stooges between full patch members to insulate themselves from prosecution. Hangers on and prospects are the ones who get caught with drugs and weapons and go to jail. That is a hell of a price to pay just for the hope that one day you might get to wear their colors.

Is that another criminal biker gang Herman?

They are indies. They are not members of a club chapter, but have the same respect as a full club member. The territorial rocker or bottom patch will  say Nomads.

I thought Nomads were a bike gang. Competitors of the Angels.

The HA do not have much for competition where I live.

QuoteOne of the men charged in relation to Project Forseti — a massive drugs and weapons bust earlier this year — has pleaded guilty and started serving an eight-year prison term.



Terry Eide, a full-patch member of the Hells Angels, was sentenced earlier this month in Alberta, where he was being held in custody since the massive police raids in January.



The raids were the culmination of a 15-month-long police investigation dubbed Project Forseti. The bulk of the arrests took place in and around Saskatoon, but Eide, a Calgary resident, was arrested in Alberta and sentenced in Red Deer.



Eide, 32, pled guilty on Dec. 2 to two sets of charges: the first set related to the Project Forseti investigation and the second set related to items found when police executed the Forseti search warrant.



He pleaded guilty to trafficking cocaine on or around Nov. 25, 2014, in Calgary and Saskatoon, and possessing the proceeds of crime on the same date. The transaction involved a kilogram of cocaine destined for Saskatoon, according to Crown prosecutor Lynn Hintz.



"It was a deal set up by Noel Harder, and essentially Terry Eide was 'middling' the deal, organizing the deal for Noel Harder," Hintz said.



Noel Harder was an informant who worked with police on Project Forseti.



The second set of charges for Eide arose on the takedown date of Jan. 15, when police found Eide in possession of cocaine and a loaded, prohibited firearm.



The Crown and defence lawyers in Alberta jointly submitted an eight-year prison term, consisting of four years on both sets of charges, minus 15 months of remand credit, Hintz said.



Eide is the first person charged in Project Forseti to plead guilty.

http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/full-patch-hells-angels-member-pleads-guilty-to-project-forseti-charges/ar-BBnFqXU?li=AAggv0m&ocid=mailsignoutmd

Quote from: "Shen Li"Another innocent member of the HA railroaded.



Full-patch Hells Angels member pleads guilty to Project Forseti charges

QuoteOne of the men charged in relation to Project Forseti — a massive drugs and weapons bust earlier this year — has pleaded guilty and started serving an eight-year prison term.



Terry Eide, a full-patch member of the Hells Angels, was sentenced earlier this month in Alberta, where he was being held in custody since the massive police raids in January.



The raids were the culmination of a 15-month-long police investigation dubbed Project Forseti. The bulk of the arrests took place in and around Saskatoon, but Eide, a Calgary resident, was arrested in Alberta and sentenced in Red Deer.



Eide, 32, pled guilty on Dec. 2 to two sets of charges: the first set related to the Project Forseti investigation and the second set related to items found when police executed the Forseti search warrant.



He pleaded guilty to trafficking cocaine on or around Nov. 25, 2014, in Calgary and Saskatoon, and possessing the proceeds of crime on the same date. The transaction involved a kilogram of cocaine destined for Saskatoon, according to Crown prosecutor Lynn Hintz.



"It was a deal set up by Noel Harder, and essentially Terry Eide was 'middling' the deal, organizing the deal for Noel Harder," Hintz said.



Noel Harder was an informant who worked with police on Project Forseti.



The second set of charges for Eide arose on the takedown date of Jan. 15, when police found Eide in possession of cocaine and a loaded, prohibited firearm.



The Crown and defence lawyers in Alberta jointly submitted an eight-year prison term, consisting of four years on both sets of charges, minus 15 months of remand credit, Hintz said.



Eide is the first person charged in Project Forseti to plead guilty.

http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/full-patch-hells-angels-member-pleads-guilty-to-project-forseti-charges/ar-BBnFqXU?li=AAggv0m&ocid=mailsignoutmd

Quote from: "Shen Li"Another innocent member of the HA railroaded.



Full-patch Hells Angels member pleads guilty to Project Forseti charges

QuoteOne of the men charged in relation to Project Forseti — a massive drugs and weapons bust earlier this year — has pleaded guilty and started serving an eight-year prison term.



Terry Eide, a full-patch member of the Hells Angels, was sentenced earlier this month in Alberta, where he was being held in custody since the massive police raids in January.



The raids were the culmination of a 15-month-long police investigation dubbed Project Forseti. The bulk of the arrests took place in and around Saskatoon, but Eide, a Calgary resident, was arrested in Alberta and sentenced in Red Deer.



Eide, 32, pled guilty on Dec. 2 to two sets of charges: the first set related to the Project Forseti investigation and the second set related to items found when police executed the Forseti search warrant.



He pleaded guilty to trafficking cocaine on or around Nov. 25, 2014, in Calgary and Saskatoon, and possessing the proceeds of crime on the same date. The transaction involved a kilogram of cocaine destined for Saskatoon, according to Crown prosecutor Lynn Hintz.



"It was a deal set up by Noel Harder, and essentially Terry Eide was 'middling' the deal, organizing the deal for Noel Harder," Hintz said.



Noel Harder was an informant who worked with police on Project Forseti.



The second set of charges for Eide arose on the takedown date of Jan. 15, when police found Eide in possession of cocaine and a loaded, prohibited firearm.



The Crown and defence lawyers in Alberta jointly submitted an eight-year prison term, consisting of four years on both sets of charges, minus 15 months of remand credit, Hintz said.



Eide is the first person charged in Project Forseti to plead guilty.

http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/full-patch-hells-angels-member-pleads-guilty-to-project-forseti-charges/ar-BBnFqXU?li=AAggv0m&ocid=mailsignoutmd

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Quote from: "Shen Li"Another innocent member of the HA railroaded.



Full-patch Hells Angels member pleads guilty to Project Forseti charges

QuoteOne of the men charged in relation to Project Forseti — a massive drugs and weapons bust earlier this year — has pleaded guilty and started serving an eight-year prison term.



Terry Eide, a full-patch member of the Hells Angels, was sentenced earlier this month in Alberta, where he was being held in custody since the massive police raids in January.



The raids were the culmination of a 15-month-long police investigation dubbed Project Forseti. The bulk of the arrests took place in and around Saskatoon, but Eide, a Calgary resident, was arrested in Alberta and sentenced in Red Deer.



Eide, 32, pled guilty on Dec. 2 to two sets of charges: the first set related to the Project Forseti investigation and the second set related to items found when police executed the Forseti search warrant.



He pleaded guilty to trafficking cocaine on or around Nov. 25, 2014, in Calgary and Saskatoon, and possessing the proceeds of crime on the same date. The transaction involved a kilogram of cocaine destined for Saskatoon, according to Crown prosecutor Lynn Hintz.



"It was a deal set up by Noel Harder, and essentially Terry Eide was 'middling' the deal, organizing the deal for Noel Harder," Hintz said.



Noel Harder was an informant who worked with police on Project Forseti.



The second set of charges for Eide arose on the takedown date of Jan. 15, when police found Eide in possession of cocaine and a loaded, prohibited firearm.



The Crown and defence lawyers in Alberta jointly submitted an eight-year prison term, consisting of four years on both sets of charges, minus 15 months of remand credit, Hintz said.



Eide is the first person charged in Project Forseti to plead guilty.

http://www.msn.com/en-ca/news/canada/full-patch-hells-angels-member-pleads-guilty-to-project-forseti-charges/ar-BBnFqXU?li=AAggv0m&ocid=mailsignoutmd

You want to be gang banged by hairy bikers. ac_toofunny

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Quote from: "Herman"When I was young and stupid I did some stupid things. One of those things was partying with the HA and nomads. They use several layers of stooges between full patch members to insulate themselves from prosecution. Hangers on and prospects are the ones who get caught with drugs and weapons and go to jail. That is a hell of a price to pay just for the hope that one day you might get to wear their colors.

Is that another criminal biker gang Herman?

They are indies. They are not members of a club chapter, but have the same respect as a full club member. The territorial rocker or bottom patch will  say Nomads.

I thought Nomads were a bike gang. Competitors of the Angels.

The HA do not have much for competition where I live.

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Quote from: "Herman"When I was young and stupid I did some stupid things. One of those things was partying with the HA and nomads. They use several layers of stooges between full patch members to insulate themselves from prosecution. Hangers on and prospects are the ones who get caught with drugs and weapons and go to jail. That is a hell of a price to pay just for the hope that one day you might get to wear their colors.

Is that another criminal biker gang Herman?

They are indies. They are not members of a club chapter, but have the same respect as a full club member. The territorial rocker or bottom patch will  say Nomads.

I thought Nomads were a bike gang. Competitors of the Angels.

The HA do not have much for competition where I live.

It's been the Angels in the Bay Area for as long as I can remember. There was another association called the Gypsy Jokers. I remember a few confrontations between the two clubs. I believe the Jokers were from Vallejo Ca. They used to hang in a funky bar near Mare Island. Such wonderful memories.

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Quote from: "Herman"When I was young and stupid I did some stupid things. One of those things was partying with the HA and nomads. They use several layers of stooges between full patch members to insulate themselves from prosecution. Hangers on and prospects are the ones who get caught with drugs and weapons and go to jail. That is a hell of a price to pay just for the hope that one day you might get to wear their colors.

Is that another criminal biker gang Herman?

They are indies. They are not members of a club chapter, but have the same respect as a full club member. The territorial rocker or bottom patch will  say Nomads.

I thought Nomads were a bike gang. Competitors of the Angels.

The HA do not have much for competition where I live.

It's been the Angels in the Bay Area for as long as I can remember. There was another association called the Gypsy Jokers. I remember a few confrontations between the two clubs. I believe the Jokers were from Vallejo Ca. They used to hang in a funky bar near Mare Island. Such wonderful memories.

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Quote from: "Herman"When I was young and stupid I did some stupid things. One of those things was partying with the HA and nomads. They use several layers of stooges between full patch members to insulate themselves from prosecution. Hangers on and prospects are the ones who get caught with drugs and weapons and go to jail. That is a hell of a price to pay just for the hope that one day you might get to wear their colors.

Is that another criminal biker gang Herman?

They are indies. They are not members of a club chapter, but have the same respect as a full club member. The territorial rocker or bottom patch will  say Nomads.

I thought Nomads were a bike gang. Competitors of the Angels.

The HA do not have much for competition where I live.

It's been the Angels in the Bay Area for as long as I can remember. There was another association called the Gypsy Jokers. I remember a few confrontations between the two clubs. I believe the Jokers were from Vallejo Ca. They used to hang in a funky bar near Mare Island. Such wonderful memories.

No Vagos or Mongols? They are both really big in Southern Cali.

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They both have chapters in the Bay area. There was a shoot out at a Starbucks in San Jose. The HA San Jose chapter president was killed by a Vagos full patch member and another Vago was shot, but survived.