Topic: 9mm

4 chapters across the catalog

The Phoenix Project: Rebuilding The Branch Davidian Church (Day One) Sept. 19, 1999 [ESeM8Ppom60]
21:31 - 25:47

The Phoenix Project: Rebuilding The Branch Davidian Church (Day One) Sept. 19, 1999 [ESeM8Ppom60]

Personal Anecdotes, Discovery of Ballistic Shells at the Compound

A volunteer shared a personal story regarding a severe shredder accident that led to a leg amputation below the knee, highlighting his rapid recovery. Meanwhile, workers digging at the site discovered various ballistic remnants, including .44 Magnum, 9mm, and .308 shells. These findings served as a grim reminder of the 1993 shootout for the volunteers, including Jeff Davis, who continued manual labor on the foundation.

Rebuilding The Branch Davidian Church September 19th, 1999 Day One [nzqsu1izXIA]
23:42 - 25:38

Rebuilding The Branch Davidian Church September 19th, 1999 Day One [nzqsu1izXIA]

Ballistic Findings, Concrete Pouring and Black Helicopters

Volunteers uncover various shell casings at the site, including .44 Magnum, 9mm, and .308 rounds, which they view as evidence of the 1993 conflict. The construction progress moves ahead of schedule with the arrival of a concrete dump truck to fill 60 surveyed holes. Conversations shift toward conspiracy theories involving black helicopters and alleged Delta Force bribery in San Antonio.

1998 Steve Lane And Wes Curtis Confront Travis County Commissioners On Heavy Handed Truancy Program [p0vB6vY4yIQ]
21:12 - 25:26

1998 Steve Lane And Wes Curtis Confront Travis County Commissioners On Heavy Handed Truancy Program [p0vB6vY4yIQ]

Armed Constables, Home Sanctuary and Student Intimidation

A debate ensues regarding the use of armed constables to conduct truancy visits, with critics arguing that sending officers with 9mm pistols to a child's home destroys the sanctuary of the household. Opponents suggest using phone calls or letters instead of law enforcement to initiate dialogue with parents. The discussion also touches on why students avoid school, citing "garbage" public school quality, drug problems, and gang violence as primary fears.