Scuffled

THE BEST SONG OF THE GAME!

LET GET POSTAL THIS!

POSTAL Brain Damaged OST

POSTAL Brain Damaged - Trailer Theme (Extended Mix)

It was a overcast day in June 2004, after months of preparation, the garage doors of a small shop in Granby came crashing down as a armored behemoth came to life hellbent on death and destruction.

The machine was a Komatsu D355A Bulldozer, outfitted with an armour steel cap to fortify a madman from enemy attack. The tank-like vehicle was piloted by anger and revenge.  Fabricated to fulfill a destiny and exact a price for years of pent up animosity for a perceived judgement on the behalf of the establishment.

The assailant was on a mission from God. He installed front and rear cameras to feed images to monitors in the cab, and several gun ports were set around the control center. The “Killdozer” was weaponized with a 308 rifle pointing out the front port, a Semi automatic mini Ruger 14 pointed out of the right side, and, a $7,000 50 caliber Barrett sniper rifle from a port near the rear of the cab.

A stockpile of food and water was stored inside, as well as an air tank to help provide air circulation.

Throughout the one-and-a-half years of construction, the assailant documented his progress though notes and audio tapes. On one occasion he wrote, “I was always willing to be reasonable until I had to be unreasonable. Sometimes reasonable men must do unreasonable things”.

Marvin Heemeyer of Granby, Colorado was a profoundly frustrated muffler repair man, a disgruntled human being that felt like he had been wronged by local officials and townsfolk. It is reported that in his writings and audio tapes God wanted him to cleanup the town.

Many people liked Mr. Heemeyer, “he was very likeable individual” according to friends and customers, but unfortunately, he let a perceived injustice take control of rational thinking and fuel the fire of death and destruction.

Patrick Brower, editor of the local newspaper at the time, and a person named in Heemeyer’s ‘Hit List’ said, “It was creepy and overwhelming to think that a person had devoted that much time and energy to building a machine of revenge.  What a waste of creative and mechanical ability”.

Brower added, “I came to realize that Heemeyer had decided he was going to attack the town and its ‘establishment’ because he felt he had been wronged by a corrupt government and a back-stabbing local populace. But in reality, the town had bent over backwards to be fair to Heemeyer, he just didn’t get his way in town deliberations. I know this because I personally covered the three years of town meetings over Heemeyer’s grievances. I also knew Heemeyer and interviewed him many times. I also helped him edit many ‘letters to the editor’ throughout the proceedings”.

Brower has written a book about the events leading up to and the details of that day in June 2004.  He pontificates the aftermath of public controversy lending to the false narratives we see posted in social circles today.  A narrative that pushes Marv Heemeyer forward as the last great American folk hero, when, in fact, his misfortune turned grudge, turned psychopathic rampage was far from heroic. It is lucky no one was seriously injured or killed that ungovernable day in June 2004.

Truth is under attack…

Conspirator - The Colorado Bulldozer Rampage

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I absolutely LOVE this theme! From ParadigMadness 2!
Original Track :
https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/825036
All right to Cryono77
https://cryono77.newgrounds.com/

Paradigmadness 2 Theme

going to add lyrics to this and put it on my up coming ep.

i9incher - psychosis

Bandcamp : https://sentryturbo.bandcamp.com/track/redeemer-revenger
Newgrounds (Download) : https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/966268
Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/album/31dVg9C5uVUKoepbCpxTSm

Conspirator - The Colorado Bulldozer Rampage

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