Terrorism Story Developing in NYC, page 4
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reply posted on 14-9-2009 @ 05:49 PM by SpaDe_
reply to post by jibeho



So lets see he came to NY while under surveilance, and visits a bunch of people who's homes are raided only after he has left. Now they know he has returned to the midwest, and is back under surveilance? Why would he drive all the way to NY to visit these people? I am thinking that he had information to deliver that could only be done in person. If he suspected that he was under surveilance he would know that sensitive information could only be given face to face. They obviously think something is up if they were specifically looking for bomb making materials. Just my .02.


reply posted on 14-9-2009 @ 05:56 PM by angrymomma
reply to post by Prove_It_NOW




Way to not focus on the issue at hand.


So, they didn't find anything at any of the places that they raided? It all seems so cryptid to me. Let's just hope it's all hype and nothing terrible. Does the FBI do this a lot? And if so, why only report on this one? It just seems that they need to be telling us more than "we raided these places but didn't find anything and can't tell you what to be on the look out for." Gee, thanks!


reply posted on 14-9-2009 @ 06:42 PM by Electro38
Originally posted by Hemisphere
Originally posted by Electro38
I can tell you that the people around here don't give a crap about anything, we are the most unafraid people in the country.

When do we care? When something really happens. And what do we do? We stay put. No one around here goes running away scared.

I live right at the border of Queens and Nassau County, NY.



So true Electro! It's the whole NY attitude. "Hey yous, I already live in New Yawk and thrive, what could yous possibly bring?" (Do yous like my-a New Yawk accident dere?)

Look at the 9/11 footage. If I saw a plane hit a freakin' building I would have been swimmin' home to Jersey in minutes if I had to. (I'd stop and look back once in Weehawken, I'm no wus!) But the New Yorkers on the street? They all moved to where they could see better and eventually got chased by the debris cloud. Like they were watching a flat screen billboard in Times Square. Yeah I know, it was a surreal event and people were mesmerized by the horror. And of course most people figured they were far enough away aaaaaand.... nobody contemplated that the towers could or would fall from even a plane crash.

But despite those unique circumstances I think most New Yorkers feel a bit "bullet proof". After all like Frank said: "If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere".


True, true. People who live in the outer boroughs, Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx and the part of Long Island that is close to the city are actually tougher than the real residents of Manhattan. Those people we saw in the 9-11 footage were mostly from the outer boroughs, not Manhattan residents. We all commute to Manhattan to work or party.

That said, we (the people from the outer boroughs like Queens) have so much crap going on in our lives, and the fact that we have to deal with a lot more stuff than people who live elsewhere, we have this attitude that keeps us going, keeps us working. Explode the largest buildings in our city? Ok, time to go to work!

That's no exaggeration, everyone I knew who worked in Manhattan wanted to get the hell back to work after 9-11.

We're not dumb, but we don't let crap stop us. There's no running away around here.

We have all kinds of weird stuff happening here everyday, if we ran every time there would be no time for calzones, or calamari (pronounced calamaad around here), oohhh!
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