FBI says man killed in Missouri wanted to bomb hospital amid coronavirus epidemic

a reply to: Alien Abduct

Using that logic, 9/11 and 7/7 weren't acts of terrorism. They were acts of war in retaliation for decades of Western imperialism in the Middle East.

originally posted by: MachineMan
a reply to: Alien Abduct

No, it was retaliation for Waco.

That too

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: Alien Abduct

Using that logic, 9/11 and 7/7 weren't acts of terrorism. They were acts of war in retaliation for decades of Western imperialism in the Middle East.

Sounds legit.

a reply to: Alien Abduct

No, not that too. Waco April 19 1993, Oklahoma City bombing April 19 1994.
Bill Cooper died in 2001

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So a college comp. sci. professor is now qualified to determine attribution of online activities? What attribution methodologies were used to make this determination? Was the information independently validated by experts? Yes a college professor on a subject is not an expert, someone who does attribution for a living is an expert.

Great that this guy couldn't blow up a hospital, but until an actual expert weighs in on how this person was connected to neo-nazi groups, I remain skeptical as to his motives. I assure you, competent people who can perform accurate attribution do not work in higher education, especially at no name schools here in NC.

Edit: Looking at her qualifications, she was a software dev for a while in the late 90's and then moved into teaching. So no practical real world intel experience, ever.

originally posted by: Xcalibur254
a reply to: gladtobehere
While the media is primarily portraying Wilson as an anti-government loner akin to someone like McVeigh, he was actually active in a number of neo-Nazi groups.

As I said, he was a member of a number of neo-Nazi organizations.

I am accusing you of making that detail up, the detail of him being involved with these online groups. Your link and you yourself in your own words are the only source I have for that detail. Not the FBI, not even CNN or the local news where this event occurred. So I will try this again. Other than that user contributed link, and your words, how was this claim/detail verified by the informant.news web service?

If you have only the source link citing a source, when it is not even mentioned by the FBI than you are doing a disservice to make this claim. it only adds to a lack of credibility for your reports and opinions.

originally posted by: MachineMan
a reply to: Alien Abduct

No, not that too. Waco April 19 1993, Oklahoma City bombing April 19 1994.
Bill Cooper died in 2001

You're right, my memory is skewed, it's been many years

a reply to: Xcalibur254

Sounds like this guy was reading Augustus' thread about how we are now socialist slaves and there are millions of people in on a global conspiracy to quarantine the US.

Everyone in that camp is not cool and is really frustrated ATM. Wouldn't surprise me I'll say that.

a reply to: HelloboysImbackguy
The conspiracy does not require millions of people to know they are a part of it. The majority of the western news media is owned by a number of companies you can count on one hand. That means you can count their executives, the ones who are active in a conspiracy, between your fingers and toes.

All they have to do is issue the orders demanded of the Bilderberg elites and millions of employees are forced to comply. You big dummy, of course you knew that but your purpose for that statement is an attempt to dismiss any questioning of the official narrative.