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If they're Muslim, yes.
Enrique Marquez wasn't Muslim.
If they're Muslim, yes.
Enrique Marquez wasn't Muslim.
Well the other 99% of suicide bombers are Muslim so ya know.....I'll play those odds.
Enrique Marquez wasn't Muslim.
LOS ANGELES -- The friend who bought the high-powered rifles used in the San Bernardino terrorist attack had ties to a group of California jihadists arrested in 2012 as they tried to fly to Afghanistan to join al Qaeda, federal prosecutors said.
The revelation in a court document filed Tuesday is the first time authorities have linked Enrique Marquez Jr. with other possible terrorists. The FBI has always said its investigators couldn't find any link between Marquez and other terrorists.
Yes, that's the point. Even if there was a database of registered Muslim assault weapons owners, he wouldn't show up in it. The slope gets even more slippery.
Yes, that's the point. Even if there was a database of registered Muslim assault weapons owners, he wouldn't show up in it. The slope gets even more slippery.
....um I'll take crazy brutally oppressive ideologies for 100
Trog, you're missing the point. You know and everyone here knows, it's MOSTLY Muslims on the terrorist watch lists. If you increase the number of Muslims in this country, you are going to increase the number of watch list people. Agreed?
If anybody's actually interested in ISIS/ISIL and it's origins, look up a guy named David Stansfield.
"No barriers, no borders, we all need to just coexist"
My thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by this horrific act in Manchester. We need to do better. We need to LOVE ONE ANOTHER.
Trump's Rhetoric May Spur Manchester-Type Attack in US
A couple of Amish pranksters............
http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2017/05/24/mpls-brothers-arsenal-arrest/
MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) — There are growing concerns about the arrest of two brothers with ties to the Middle East who authorities say had an arsenal with bomb-making materials, guns and ammunition in their car.
Twenty-seven-year-old Abdullah Alrifahe and 26-year-old Majid Alrifahe were arrested on May 11 in north Minneapolis.
Abdullah is being held in the Hennepin County Jail. His brother, Majid, has been released and is facing minor charges.
WCCO-TV has confirmed that both Homeland Security and the FBI are involved in the investigation, which started outside a federally-subsidized senior housing project. A good Samaritan confronted the men about littering from their car.
Inside the brothers’ car, police found a loaded AK-47, another rifle, a handgun, a grenade, large amounts of ammunition, and what would later be identified as bomb-making materials, including a drone.
goddamned NRA
The man, who asked that his name not be used for fear of his safety, said the brothers jumped out of their car, moved aggressively toward him and used the N-word. He then called police.
A more relevant topic would be surveillance of native citizens who travel to certain countries and come back.
I think we would all be for that ALSO. In addition to banning immigrants from countries that simply cannot vet their own.
Sensibility.
Again with the appeasement
Manchester Bomber Repeatedly Reported to Authorities over Five Year Period
The police and security services missed at least five opportunities over five years to stop Salman Abedi from carrying out his deadly terror attack, it has emerged. Following the deadly attack at the Manchester Arena by Abedi on Tuesday night, which claimed 22 lives, questions are being raised as to why the British authorities did little to follow up on repeated reports from friends and community members that Abedi was radicalised and had expressed support for suicide bombing.
The reports date back five years, when two youth workers are said to have phoned an anti-terrorism hotline to report concerns over Adebi’s “extreme views” whilst he was completing his last year at school, the BBC has reported.
Two of Abedi’s friends were also so concerned about his behaviour that they separately phoned the hotline, five years ago, and again in 2016.
“They had been worried that ‘he was supporting terrorism’ and had expressed the view that ‘being a suicide bomber was ok’,” a source told the BBC.
Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, told The Telegraph that community members also reported Abedi to the authorities two years ago “because he thought he was involved in extremism and terrorism”.
“People in the community expressed concerns about the way this man was behaving and reported it in the right way using the right channels,” Shafiq said.
“They did not hear anything since.”
http://www.breitbart.com/london/201...tedly-reported-authorities-friends-community/
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No wonder the Brits are desperate to keep this story quiet
How many more are there? Were they too busy with tracking all the others?