by Morgan Wright on June 3, 2009
Let’s go Crazy on You!! Back for another thrilling, chilling and spine tingling episode of Mack and Morgan – 2 Guys Unleashed. Canada proves why it’s one of the most peaceful countries on Earth. An environmentally-sound robber. Fat cops – myth or fact? Watch for Aussies grabbing ‘down under’. And faces you don’t want to see right before dinner. All this and more FOR FREE and Mack and Morgan do their part for economic recovery. Join us once again as we descend into the darkness that is 2 Guys Unleashed! Tom Hanna – you’re a fraud…
by Morgan Wright on May 29, 2009
Back for another mind-numbing episode of 2 Guys Unleashed. Mack and Morgan with the Final Countdown. An ambulance driver in Oklahoma pisses off the wrong trooper. You don’t want to cross Russian women unless you want vital parts exploding. An NYC officer accused of ’snooting cork’ (Mack meant snorting coke) gets YouTube apology. And in true Monty Python fashion, a knife wielding suspect in England gets pelted with carrots and sticky tape by the victim. Don’t say ‘bite me’ to this guy… Get ready to laugh, cry and pee your pants with this episode. Another 30 or so minutes of time and mind wasting humor – by cops for cops.
by Morgan Wright on May 21, 2009
Mack and Morgan finally get Episode 25 out – can you believe it? Twenty-five episodes – 25 weeks of our lives wasted…and yours. This time Mack calls it like he sees it – cops and chases (like fire and gasoline). An unfortunate ending to a previous story. The FBI busts 4 wannabe Jihadis (and the bombs were fake…). Dumbass driver texted her way into an accident – police on scene immediately. All this and more – even viewer feedback we couldn’t find! Mack and Morgan return!
by Morgan Wright on May 8, 2009
After great feedback from Alida, Mack and Morgan do a series of short stories this time due to Macks’s ADD. That doesn’t even help as Morgan has to take his pulse. This week we talk about filming cops in toilets, shocking the kids with Rover’s collar, LAPD getting paid to dress, the FBI finally gets wise on CAIR, and 10:1 odds still didn’t help these bad guys. All this, plus more at NO EXTRA CHARGE as Mack and Morgan do our part to help with the economic recovery. Follow Mack (canadacops) and Morgan (TTBL) on Twitter, and subscribe to 2 Guys Unleashed (http://2guysunleashed.com) on iTunes.
by Morgan Wright on April 23, 2009
During her confirmation hearing on January 15, 2009, DHS Secretary-Designate Janet Napolitano did not talk about responding to terrorism. Instead she referred to it as ‘man caused disasters’:
The overriding and urgent mission of the United States Department of Homeland Security is contained in the name of the agency itself. To secure the homeland means to protect our nation’s borders by finding and killing the roots of terrorism and to stop those who intend to hurt us; to wisely enforce the rule of law at our borders; to protect our national cyber infrastructure; and to prepare for and respond to natural and man-caused disasters with speed, skill, compassion, and effectiveness.
In an interview with SPIEGEL on March 16, 2009, Napolitano made this statement about her testimony:
SPIEGEL: Madame Secretary, in your first testimony to the US Congress as Homeland Security Secretary you never mentioned the word “terrorism.” Does Islamist terrorism suddenly no longer pose a threat to your country?
Napolitano: Of course it does. I presume there is always a threat from terrorism. In my speech, although I did not use the word “terrorism,” I referred to “man-caused” disasters. That is perhaps only a nuance, but it demonstrates that we want to move away from the politics of fear toward a policy of being prepared for all risks that can occur.
In an April 21, 2009 speech to the Anti Defamation League, she made these remarks:
The first area is the area that really fueled the creation of the department in the first place, and that is the battle against and the prevention of terrorism and terrorist attacks. And that can be terrorism that comes from abroad of terrorism that is homegrown. There was some critique of some testimony I gave where I didn’t use the word terrorism, per se. I used the phrase “man-caused disaster,” which had been used by other secretaries before me, because so often we think of terrorism and the mindset is just al-Qaeda. And al-Qaeda is with us. It is a force, and it is one that we recognize and understand as an extremist force in the world.
But it is not the only such group, and so to use a different phrase is an effort to cause people to think more broadly about what we are dealing with, and that is those who seek to commit violence to impact broader societies through their economies, through the exercise of their freedoms, and the like. And that is what we are fighting, and that is what we are resisting. So the issue of terrorism, counterterrorism, in the broader sense is the number one mission of the Department. It is why it was founded, and it is what we grapple with every day.
I used the poor man’s Lexis-Nexis (Google), and was unable to find a single reference by the previous two DHS Secretaries to ‘man-caused disasters’. So, why the sudden about-face, and is she pandering to her audience? Are the facts of terrorism interfering with the desire to create ‘nuance’? In 3 short months, she’s had more positions on terrorism than I had in playing 17 rounds of Twister. And I’m not referring to a man-caused disaster unless you’re talking about her leadership.
