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you know what i am saying though. its how america views shit like this. columbine was just "some troubled kids". if the kids name was "asalasa lakem" or some shit it would be terrorist. :retard:Originally posted by the art of war View PostComment
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haha yup - so true - everytime I see people in full middle eastern attire I take a double - it's just the world i was brought up in - if I see a bunch of emo punks who could well go blow up a mall or some shit, i don't even look twice - sad but true. THey both are fags :DOriginally posted by THE BOUNCER View PostComment
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So, I don't know how far they are going to stretch on this, but late last night on CNN AC 360 stated there is now new information. Not only was this guy under investigation, he was under investigation for quite some time- up until December 2008 by the FBI. He was communicating w/ a radical Muslim cleric in Yemen. The FBI stopped watching him however, because they believed Hasan was only speaking to this cleric for research purposes only??? Meaning, Hasan was trying to I guess figure out how to help his patients?? I dunno- sounds very odd. There is also evidence that he attended the same mosque in Washington DC- though they don't think at the same time- as 2 9/11 hijackers...
DNA- while I wish there was a better way to investigate terrorism, I don't know what else government can do to investigate. Because many are of Middle Eastern decent, it makes it difficult for it not to feel like racial profiling when they are investigating. Terrorism can be one person, as it appears to be in this case; or it can be a large group. There are so many variations, and cells, I would think they have to investigate it all aggressively.Comment
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"U.S. military officials said intelligence agencies intercepted communications between Hasan and Anwar al-Awlaki, a former imam at the Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center in Falls Church, Virginia, a Washington suburb. Al-Awlaki, who left the United States in 2002 and is believed to be living in Yemen, was the subject of several federal investigations dating back to the late 1990s, but was never charged.
Military officials told CNN on Monday that intelligence agencies intercepted communications from Hasan to al-Awlaki and shared them with other U.S. government agencies. But federal authorities dropped the inquiry into Hasan's communications after deciding that the messages warranted no further action, one of the officials said.
According to the FBI, investigators from one of its Joint Terrorism Task Forces determined "that the content of those communications was consistent with research being conducted by Maj. Hasan in his position as a psychiatrist at the Walter Reed Medical Center [in Washington]."Comment
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Actually, 'Allah Akbar', or "God is great", is an Islamic terrorist battle cry.Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View PostComment
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pretty sure there are millions of Muslims that say god is great that are not terrorist.Originally posted by redsquirrel View PostComment
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it's actually what is said during prayer when you change positions. it has nothing to do with terrorist attacks or battle cries. it's kinda like saying "hallelujah".Originally posted by redsquirrel View PostComment
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pay no attention to these whites. they will always judge us. :noo:Originally posted by dbjmofo View PostComment
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shut up white boy. go shove a cannoli down your throat.Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View PostComment
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