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I have photographs there of one or both trying to commit capital murder of police officers, detonating a device identical to what they murdered three people with at the Marathon and then one of them being in such a hurrt to escape..well.. oops.. I guess he'll explain the bad driving in the afterlife. He sure wasn't HIS brother's keeper.
originally posted by: anonymous1legion
why the conflicting reports though?
anonymous1legion
....my worry is that it does look like genuine footage and if it isnt then that puts doubts in my mind for every piece of footage from any tragedy in the past 15 years
originally posted by: abdctd
They never set off any bombs at the marathon.
originally posted by: juspassinthru
Let's examine the credibility of the people producing the 'evidence'.
originally posted by: AlphaHawk
a reply to: WanDash
...Not sure what you're trying to ask?
...You think the murder is made up? That it happened and is unrelated?
Motive is the big question for me in this whole thing.
how'd they get those bombs?
originally posted by: Rocker2013
originally posted by: AlphaHawk
a reply to: WanDash
Not sure what you're trying to ask?
You think the murder is made up? That it happened and is unrelated?
Probably an "actor", right?
The last time I took part in a discussion about this there were are few people here (one of which is in this very thread) who believed that no one died, no one was injured, that everything was staged and the many thousands of people involved from victims to police to medical staff and even the families of those injured or killed were all "make believe".
originally posted by: Rocker2013
originally posted by: LightningStrikesHere
Really ? What about CRAFT international? Mercs ? They were present at the site of the blast wearing hats almost identical to the "bombers"
According to who, Alex Jones? I've seen security staff in photos with people claiming all kinds of things about them, that they "suddenly lost" their bags, when the images clearly show they STILL HAD THEM after the blasts.
Again, where is the EVIDENCE.
This happens a lot on ATS, and it's one of the things that makes this community look completely irrational. A blog post is not evidence, the accusations of Alex Jones are not evidence, a YouTube rant is not evidence.
You state that my opinions (statements made by law enforcement) is just hearsay as a method of dismissing it, then you yourself use hearsay to support your belief!
Of all the evidence we have available to us right now, there is absolutely nothing to suggest that anyone else was responsible for this attack, and there is plenty of evidence to be offered in court to suggest that the brothers did indeed carry out this attack.
Again, why is it that you call everything that threatens your unfounded beliefs "hearsay", while you yourself use nothing bu hearsay to support your own opinions?
originally posted by: randyvs
a reply to: Wrabbit2000
It just seems to me that most terrorists who are as hateful
as these two are described usually have pics of themselves with
their favorite firearm or something? But I guess if there's no
weapon in Dzhokars possession in the link you provided. Then
there isn't one anywhere that you or I know of correct?
And I'd also like to commend that photographer for either his
bravery or stupidity I don't know which. Standing in an open
window with all that gunfire going on? IDK Bullet proof glass?
originally posted by: Wrabbit2000
a reply to: AlphaHawk
...I recall another bomber who wasn't much smarter than these two, except in sheer scale of course, (and smarts isn't what that took anyway), in Oklahoma. ...
Are you aware of what kind of 'shrapnel damage' was incurred by the vehicles, picket fences, houses, cops, witnesses...from this "bomb"?
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