Do you recall in the Atlanta Georgia Olympic Games how a back pack bomb went off and the FBI had the wrong guy for three solid months? The media convicted him. Years later they pinned it on a mountain man.
After the Madrid bombing the FBI knowingly lied about the fingerprint match of a Oregon lawyer whose wife was Moslem.
Since 9-11 there have been dozens of FBI-initiated entrapments of young and witless Moslems into "terror plots." They tend to fall apart on trial.
Law enforcement is known to run fast and furious operations, in which they allow criminals to complete crimes. In fast and furious, US Law Enforcement died from guns gone wild.
The Boston marathon was crowded with bomb-sniffing dogs and special security. How come they did not intercept the suspects?
In the aftermath, the shutting down of the city and 24/7 constant media attention, the media showed precisely how to create a pressure-cooker bomb. I recall after a criminal derailed a train in the mid-80s Newsweek gave detailed instruction on how it was done. How many copycat nuts will we get now?
There is no way of knowing what the facts are in the present case, and with the way our criminal justice system works, we'll never know. But it sure seems like this is another unlikely pair of odd-boys who were led into entrapment, or a fast and furious style training exercise gone wrong.
With or without this event, with some 3 million Muslims in USA, it is real strange that almost none have engaged in terrorism since 9-11, and the ones that may have plotted are rather dubious suspects. If anything, Muslims seem to be a rather sedate group in USA. Work and raise a family types.
We need not only a renaissance in education and medicine and banking in USA, we need a renaissance in law enforcement. Of just the few crimes mentioned in this post so far committed by law enforcement, not a single one has resulted in jail time, let alone dismissal of culprits.
If these lads are the culprits, and given the snooping recourses law enforcement had, why am I searched and observed at airports but these guys are not stopped in advance? How do I get searched and these guys escaped detection?
Simple, all of the snooping is not about detection it is about dossier, so if the regime desires to destroy you at any time, it has enough to do so. All of us would die from embarrassment if all our secrets were revealed. And as the federal prosecutor wrote, we all commit three felonies a day.
I heard a talk radio guy saying if these guys did not like America, why did they not just leave? "No one is forced to stay in USA, anyone can leave... we have no Berlin Wall in USA."
I exited East Berlin one September day in 1975. I tried to go out Check Point Charlie but I was redirected back to Friedrichestrasse where I had entered. As a US citizen I had to get past the communist East German guards. So I was there. I know. And I can tell you it is far more difficult as an American to get out of the USA today than it was as an American to get out of communist East Germany in 1975. No one can dispute me, because I was there. I did it. And I had far less trouble back then than I do today. In fact, it is harder to get back INTO United States today than out of East Berlin then.
When the Berlin Wall first went up, things were not so bad in East Germany. As the years progressed it got worse. So it is in USA. We need a renaissance.
Feel free to forward this by email to three of your friends.
After the Madrid bombing the FBI knowingly lied about the fingerprint match of a Oregon lawyer whose wife was Moslem.
Since 9-11 there have been dozens of FBI-initiated entrapments of young and witless Moslems into "terror plots." They tend to fall apart on trial.
Law enforcement is known to run fast and furious operations, in which they allow criminals to complete crimes. In fast and furious, US Law Enforcement died from guns gone wild.
The Boston marathon was crowded with bomb-sniffing dogs and special security. How come they did not intercept the suspects?
In the aftermath, the shutting down of the city and 24/7 constant media attention, the media showed precisely how to create a pressure-cooker bomb. I recall after a criminal derailed a train in the mid-80s Newsweek gave detailed instruction on how it was done. How many copycat nuts will we get now?
There is no way of knowing what the facts are in the present case, and with the way our criminal justice system works, we'll never know. But it sure seems like this is another unlikely pair of odd-boys who were led into entrapment, or a fast and furious style training exercise gone wrong.
With or without this event, with some 3 million Muslims in USA, it is real strange that almost none have engaged in terrorism since 9-11, and the ones that may have plotted are rather dubious suspects. If anything, Muslims seem to be a rather sedate group in USA. Work and raise a family types.
We need not only a renaissance in education and medicine and banking in USA, we need a renaissance in law enforcement. Of just the few crimes mentioned in this post so far committed by law enforcement, not a single one has resulted in jail time, let alone dismissal of culprits.
If these lads are the culprits, and given the snooping recourses law enforcement had, why am I searched and observed at airports but these guys are not stopped in advance? How do I get searched and these guys escaped detection?
Simple, all of the snooping is not about detection it is about dossier, so if the regime desires to destroy you at any time, it has enough to do so. All of us would die from embarrassment if all our secrets were revealed. And as the federal prosecutor wrote, we all commit three felonies a day.
I heard a talk radio guy saying if these guys did not like America, why did they not just leave? "No one is forced to stay in USA, anyone can leave... we have no Berlin Wall in USA."
I exited East Berlin one September day in 1975. I tried to go out Check Point Charlie but I was redirected back to Friedrichestrasse where I had entered. As a US citizen I had to get past the communist East German guards. So I was there. I know. And I can tell you it is far more difficult as an American to get out of the USA today than it was as an American to get out of communist East Germany in 1975. No one can dispute me, because I was there. I did it. And I had far less trouble back then than I do today. In fact, it is harder to get back INTO United States today than out of East Berlin then.
When the Berlin Wall first went up, things were not so bad in East Germany. As the years progressed it got worse. So it is in USA. We need a renaissance.
Feel free to forward this by email to three of your friends.
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