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originally posted by: THEatsking
originally posted by: UnBreakable
originally posted by: LSU0408
originally posted by: stormbringer1701
all of those middle easterners visiting the garage where the two perps were working at odd hours for weeks must just be mohammed's elves and not coconspirators then. glad that's settled. yup. these two worked totally alone. no need to look for the support cell.
This blood is on the hands of the MSM and all those who called people islamophobes for questioning the activity of muslims.
................and the liberal media is only following the lead of their POTUS who won't say 'Islamic terrorism' .
352 mass shootings in the country this year. There are bad people everywhere and Islam isn't the biggest threat. Statistically, that is a fact. Yes, being against Muslims is bigoted and makes one an Islamophobe. That makes them a bad person.
originally posted by: matafuchs
This is why things like this occur. Our government has been using the BLM and black racism to 'scare' those in the US that want to say something but do not out of fear of being called racist.
This is from a LA new article....
A man who has been working in the area said he noticed a half-dozen Middle Eastern men in the area in recent weeks, but decided not to report anything since he did not wish to racially profile those people.
“We sat around lunch thinking, ‘What were they doing around the neighborhood?'” he said. “We’d see them leave where they’re raiding the apartment.”
If we as Americans profile anyone we are made to think we are wrong. Every day it is in the news for the past 2-3 years. Hammering away till things as described above happen. The majority have been conditioned and the minority, well, we classify as domestic terrorists according to our government. Ft Hood was NOT workplace violence. The man who decapitated a woman at his office in the name of Islam was NOT workplace violence. The recruitment centers...But again, if you say it enough it conditions the sheep.
This home has been described as a IED factory. It was not some backyard pipebombs only but strapped to remote controlled vehicles. This means they could place them, multiples, and detonate with a phone.
I simply refuse to believe that this is the end.
Also, when is the GoPro video going to make its rounds on the 'dark web' for viewing?
And last, I think they are not releasing a picture of the wife because we are going to see that she is a US citizen just like the wife of the Boston bombers. They are radicalizing here....
5) if the woman is foreign born, which she appears to be, why would they have her entire biography in less than 24 hours?
originally posted by: CIAGypsy
a reply to: gwynnhwyfar
I don't find the grandmother's reaction at all suspicious. There was a shooting in the area. Without even knowing who was involved, any family member would be concerned. Let me give you an example. I work in Little Rock, Arkansas....but don't live here. When the active shooter took out the Recruiting Center, it wasn't anywhere near where I work or where I would be that day but family kept calling me simply because they knew I was in Little Rock and the incident happened in Little Rock.
Even Farook's co-workers expressed shock that he was involved. They have reported that he was a quiet man, friendly, and well liked. They said he rarely discussed religion and would have never thought of him as a fanatic.
So it isn't a stretch to think that his family may have had no idea what was going on.
I'm against muslims that are terrorists. I'm against Christians that are terrorists. I'm against buddhists that are terrorists. I'm against Jews that are terrorists. Yes, every race and religion has plenty of them. I'm against terrorists, period.
originally posted by: Mr Headshot
a reply to: boymonkey74
I don't get it either, I would never be parted with my 9 m.o. Unless there was an immediate danger to him, or it was beyond my control. This was, seemingly, not the case. It's a bond that goes beyond politics or religion. I can't comprehend.
originally posted by: research100
a reply to: UnBreakable
you missed the part about the work meeting, they have been trying to get a mosque built since 2011, was turned down once. needed an invironmental impact report, it was turned down again at the meetin g yesterday...the guy was mad left the party came back....they did this
originally posted by: research100
a reply to: UnBreakable
you missed the part about the work meeting, they have been trying to get a mosque built since 2011, was turned down once. needed an invironmental impact report, it was turned down again at the meetin g yesterday...the guy was mad left the party came back....they did this
originally posted by: raedar
originally posted by: research100
a reply to: UnBreakable
you missed the part about the work meeting, they have been trying to get a mosque built since 2011, was turned down once. needed an invironmental impact report, it was turned down again at the meetin g yesterday...the guy was mad left the party came back....they did this
Heard this morning he was not affiliated with the party but was casing the venue prior to attack.
Even if he had completely lost his mind, you think his wife would had had the curbs in, and said "No way", but instead she agrees and joins in the fun?
originally posted by: matafuchs
a reply to: gwynnhwyfar
Not sure on that one. I saw it and thought it was odd also. I think a typo and where meant were and that they were carrying things 'from' an apartment.
originally posted by: SonOfThor
originally posted by: THEatsking
originally posted by: UnBreakable
originally posted by: LSU0408
originally posted by: stormbringer1701
all of those middle easterners visiting the garage where the two perps were working at odd hours for weeks must just be mohammed's elves and not coconspirators then. glad that's settled. yup. these two worked totally alone. no need to look for the support cell.
This blood is on the hands of the MSM and all those who called people islamophobes for questioning the activity of muslims.
................and the liberal media is only following the lead of their POTUS who won't say 'Islamic terrorism' .
352 mass shootings in the country this year. There are bad people everywhere and Islam isn't the biggest threat. Statistically, that is a fact. Yes, being against Muslims is bigoted and makes one an Islamophobe. That makes them a bad person.
I would say the exact same thing about anti-gunners who demonize lawful gun owners, based on 300 some odd shootings that happened (with a plethora of motives behind them), when there are hundreds of millions of legally owned guns that were not used in a crime in that same year.
You are the pot, calling the kettle black.
jihad, holy war (against the infidels, as a religious duty
originally posted by: THEatsking
originally posted by: UnBreakable
originally posted by: LSU0408
originally posted by: stormbringer1701
all of those middle easterners visiting the garage where the two perps were working at odd hours for weeks must just be mohammed's elves and not coconspirators then. glad that's settled. yup. these two worked totally alone. no need to look for the support cell.
This blood is on the hands of the MSM and all those who called people islamophobes for questioning the activity of muslims.
................and the liberal media is only following the lead of their POTUS who won't say 'Islamic terrorism' .
352 mass shootings in the country this year. There are bad people everywhere and Islam isn't the biggest threat. Statistically, that is a fact. Yes, being against Muslims is bigoted and makes one an Islamophobe. That makes them a bad person.