These were all pre-war, by the time the war kicked off...

Rommel was a special case, Rommel was after all, "The Desert Fox", "The Hero of Africa!" "The man who could lead German divisions to victory against Enemy Armies!"

ya thats part of why they gave him a choice

iirc

The rest of them were all brought before "Judges" appointed by the party and were convicted en-mass

https://www.theindychannel.com/sports/indianapolis-500/nascar-xfinity-driver-conor-daly-loses-sponsorship-over-remark-his-father-made-over-30-years-ago

Sins of the father.

In the 80’s.

Which just makes the first part more ridiculous.

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/08/ron-paul-fan-opens-fire-federal-reserve-building-shotgun/

http://dglobe.com/news/crime-and-courts/4490353-postal-employee-accused-firing-shotgun-federal-reserve-bank

im confused about if it was a regular shotgun or home made pvc pipe shotgun

whatever thats supposed to mean

Like a potato cannon, but you fill it with nails instead of potatoes.

Or lead balls.

are those 12 gauge nails? the articles really confuse me

So a 12g Zipgun

The second article says 12 gauge shotgun.

so then the confusion

Oh, he shot two different things.

He shot the building with the shotgun.

And he shot from the pvc pipe inside the parking ramp.

thats really unclear to me

Investigators were tipped to Wood's possible involvement in the shooting after a postal inspector reported observing Woods shooting "some sort of improvised gun made from PVC" inside the Central Post Office's parking ramp about 45 minutes before his 4 p.m. shift was to start the day before the incident, the complaint said.

From the second article.

That's how they caught him.

He shot the building prior to this.

Wonder if they'll release a pic of the gun.

i just saw that a witness spotted him with pvc gun, but he was charged with shotgun

A handmade shotgun is still a shotgun

It wasn't a handmade shotgun, just a regular one.

They traced the shots back to where his car is usually parked.

and that they found a 12 gauge shotgun in his home, which i interpret as a regular one

I wonder how many times he shot the building to cause $40k worth of damage.

Even with slugs, that's ridiculous.

what if the shotgun never left his home but they charged it with that because thats the gun they found in his home?

For a second I read that as "Ron Paul opens fire on Federal Reserve building"

Which would have been a much more interesting story

ikr the article is all kinds of confuse

I imagine they checked the ballistics of the holes in the building.

Slugs leave very sizable holes.