San Bernadino

[putzpotus]

Motive unknown


San Bernardino Shooters: Had Arsenal, Thousands Of Rounds Of Ammo, 15 Pipe Bombs, Remote Controlled Devices



Yup, workplace violence…

 

[putzpotus]

Motive unknown


…

CBS: San Bernardino Shooters Were Looking At ISIS Propaganda Online

 

[putzpotus]

MOTIVE UNKNOWN


Syed Farook’s Twitter Account: No Tweets But Follows Accounts Promoting Islam, Palestinian And Syrian Rebel Causes, CAIR

 

[putzpotus]

MOTIVE UNKNOWN

BREAKING: CNN Says Syed Farook “Radicalized,” In Touch With International Terrorists – UPDATE: “Radicalized Online” After Wooing Devout Wife While Making Hajj To Saudi Arabia…

Everyone try and act surprised.



UPDATE: And yet most media outlets are claiming their motive is still a mystery.

 

[VaticanAssassin]

They booby trapped their house in case some of their co-workers followed them home.....

It is clearly work place violence.

 

[putzpotus]

It might be asinine, but a few mass shootings have been caused by such apparently trivial motives.

As yet, we don't know why.

with people like you

its no wonder your cuntry is lost

you wont be around to see it

your kids and grandkids will

 

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[miles]

They booby trapped their house in case some of their co-workers followed them home.....

It is clearly work place violence.

He was mad about his Secret Santa gift.

 

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CNN BREAKING: Farook was in touch with more than one international terrorism subject.

UPDATE: “Oh look, @CNN is suddenly changing its tune, hoping everyone will forget the hours of gun control blather yesterday.”

 

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so basically you dont want the truth

 

[Hard_Rom]

Still a strange target. Lots of people in enclosed space, very handy. But the whole altercation and then returning with the wife is different. The fact that they surfed CAIR, Syrian groups or Palestinian stuff is not surprising. I would expect that myself. ISIS is a no-no though.

If all the righty racist gun nuts went away the FBI and Homeland Security would have more resources to go after terrorist of the non-white kind.

 

[Colonel Hogan]

The couple also had GoPro cameras strapped to their body armor

The authorities this morning denied the existence of any GoPro cameras or the use of body armor by the suspects.

Just sayin.' Not to deny their obvious preparations for a terrorist attack. But no cameras and no armor. Their bullet riddled bodies will testify to the latter.

 

[putzpotus]

From Paris to San Berdoo, Obama’s War on Western Civ Continues.

To lay the blame for what happened Wednesday in San Bernardino on Barack Obama might seem excessive. But if not on him, who? From the day he took office, the president has been engaged in a game of outright denial that Islam has anything to do with what is wrong in the world.

In fact, if he ever points a finger, it’s usually at Western imperialism or Christianity or Republicans or Benjamin Netanyahu (to name a few of his favorite enemies).

But never at the I-word.

To paraphrase H.L. Mencken, “When somebody says it’s not about Islam, it’s about Islam.”

Syed Farook did not go to Saudi Arabia to study Zen Buddhism. America, and its trailing entities in Europe, has a problem now of gargantuan proportions. Barack Obama was and is precisely the wrong man, possibly the worst conceivable man, to be president of the United States at this point in history.

Obama’s worldview is not one that’s beneficial to the United States.

Plus: “The literal DESPERATION to keep blaming the San Bernardino carnage on ‘workplace grievances’ as CNN is still doing is nothing short of delusional and an example of the cognitive disorder engulfing our media and the left in the face of radical Islam.”

 

[putzpotus]

IF YOU SEE SOMETHING…Man saw suspicious activity in Calif. but didn’t report it because of profiling concerns:

From CBS Los Angeles:

Neighbors in Redlands were shocked that the suspects had ties to their area.

“I was in awe that it was happening four houses down from my property,” one neighbor said.

A man who has been working in the area said he noticed a half-dozen Middle Eastern men in the area in recent weeks, but decided not to report anything since he did not wish to racially profile those people.

“We sat around lunch thinking, ‘What were they doing around the neighborhood?’” he said. “We’d see them leave where they’re raiding the apartment.”

From last month: If you see something, say something. And get sued for $15 million.

And from Dorothy Rabinowitz of the Wall Street Journal on the tenth anniversary of 9/11:

A note about CNN’s “Footnotes of 9/11,” which takes up the subject of people who are mentioned in the “9/11 Commission Report.” They were part of the history of the day, if peripheral figures, though in one or two instances they emerge as more. One of the more memorable of the eight subjects here is the Dulles Airport ticket agent who checked in two of the hijackers—Middle Eastern men whose look and demeanor immediately raised his suspicions. The agent followed the men, he reports, then stopped himself from alerting anyone. He didn’t want to be accused of prejudice, of harboring suspicions because of racial feelings. A vignette from a footnote—but one that has much to tell about some of the underlying reasons for the ease with which the hijackers were able to board the planes and fulfill their murderous mission.

In her article, Rabinowitz also reviewed a Smithsonian Channel special called “9/11: Day That Changed The World.” But in reality, very little has changed when it comes to the power of PC to stifle doubleplusungood crimethink.

 

[putzpotus]

IF YOU SEE SOMETHING…Man saw suspicious activity in Calif. but didn’t report it because of profiling concerns:

From CBS Los Angeles:

Neighbors in Redlands were shocked that the suspects had ties to their area.

“I was in awe that it was happening four houses down from my property,” one neighbor said.

A man who has been working in the area said he noticed a half-dozen Middle Eastern men in the area in recent weeks, but decided not to report anything since he did not wish to racially profile those people.

“We sat around lunch thinking, ‘What were they doing around the neighborhood?’” he said. “We’d see them leave where they’re raiding the apartment.”

From last month: If you see something, say something. And get sued for $15 million.

And from Dorothy Rabinowitz of the Wall Street Journal on the tenth anniversary of 9/11:

A note about CNN’s “Footnotes of 9/11,” which takes up the subject of people who are mentioned in the “9/11 Commission Report.” They were part of the history of the day, if peripheral figures, though in one or two instances they emerge as more. One of the more memorable of the eight subjects here is the Dulles Airport ticket agent who checked in two of the hijackers—Middle Eastern men whose look and demeanor immediately raised his suspicions. The agent followed the men, he reports, then stopped himself from alerting anyone. He didn’t want to be accused of prejudice, of harboring suspicions because of racial feelings. A vignette from a footnote—but one that has much to tell about some of the underlying reasons for the ease with which the hijackers were able to board the planes and fulfill their murderous mission.

In her article, Rabinowitz also reviewed a Smithsonian Channel special called “9/11: Day That Changed The World.” But in reality, very little has changed when it comes to the power of PC to stifle doubleplusungood crimethink.

ALGO agrees with this

She is responsibel fro MURDER

 

[putzpotus]

Yep.

We can't seem to get past the fact that facts don't work.

And eyesore, I'll never make excuses for not judging people because of their accents, religion, color of their skin, what is or is not dangling between their legs (even if they're sporting a fine rack), who they love, but I will judge folks on their musically tastes. I'm shallow like that.

then your ideals result IM DEATH

YOU ARE A MURDERER

IF YOU SEE SOMETHING…Man saw suspicious activity in Calif. but didn’t report it because of profiling concerns:

From CBS Los Angeles:

Neighbors in Redlands were shocked that the suspects had ties to their area.

“I was in awe that it was happening four houses down from my property,” one neighbor said.

A man who has been working in the area said he noticed a half-dozen Middle Eastern men in the area in recent weeks, but decided not to report anything since he did not wish to racially profile those people.

“We sat around lunch thinking, ‘What were they doing around the neighborhood?’” he said. “We’d see them leave where they’re raiding the apartment.”

From last month: If you see something, say something. And get sued for $15 million.

And from Dorothy Rabinowitz of the Wall Street Journal on the tenth anniversary of 9/11:

A note about CNN’s “Footnotes of 9/11,” which takes up the subject of people who are mentioned in the “9/11 Commission Report.” They were part of the history of the day, if peripheral figures, though in one or two instances they emerge as more. One of the more memorable of the eight subjects here is the Dulles Airport ticket agent who checked in two of the hijackers—Middle Eastern men whose look and demeanor immediately raised his suspicions. The agent followed the men, he reports, then stopped himself from alerting anyone. He didn’t want to be accused of prejudice, of harboring suspicions because of racial feelings. A vignette from a footnote—but one that has much to tell about some of the underlying reasons for the ease with which the hijackers were able to board the planes and fulfill their murderous mission.

In her article, Rabinowitz also reviewed a Smithsonian Channel special called “9/11: Day That Changed The World.” But in reality, very little has changed when it comes to the power of PC to stifle doubleplusungood crimethink.

 

[Colonel Hogan]

Then why did he and the wife not just show up blazing away in the first place. He went there, got in an altercation, left and came back blazing. Prepared ahead of time, hell yes. But probably not for that particular attack. Maybe he was planning a terror attack but I doubt this was his first target. If so it puts it much further into a workplace thing. Shit! No reason you can't kill two birds with one stone.

Maybe he was a Muslim nutter preparing for endtimes and sitting on his weapon stash. Very American thing to do. Then someone pissed him off and away we go!

Assuming by some bizarre stretch of improbability you were right, what possible difference would such an irrelevant distinction make? Is it really your hypothesis that he was an Islamic terrorist preparing for an act of terror but before he could do that he acted out of good old American ill-temper and therefore that somehow makes him LESS of a terrorist?

Anyone who has thousands of rounds of ammunition and dozens of pipe bombs in their apartment has more than the usual chip on their shoulder.

So maybe he changed his terrorist target from one populated by people he didn't know to one populated by people he used to work with. Who gives a shit? The picture is coming into increased focus as to who these murders were and what they had on their minds, and "disgruntled government worker" is a pathetically lame characterization of that mindset.

 

[putzpotus]

Under pressure from Muslim Knee Grrrr

Like in Ft Hood, Tenn, Boston, the FBI will never declare it terror

 

[Sean Renaud]

Assuming by some bizarre stretch of improbability you were right, what possible difference would such an irrelevant distinction make? Is it really your hypothesis that he was an Islamic terrorist preparing for an act of terror but before he could do that he acted out of good old American ill-temper and therefore that somehow makes him LESS of a terrorist?

Anyone who has thousands of rounds of ammunition and dozens of pipe bombs in their apartment has more than the usual chip on their shoulder.

So maybe he changed his terrorist target from one populated by people he didn't know to one populated by people he used to work with. Who gives a shit? The picture is coming into increased focus as to who these murders were and what they had on their minds, and "disgruntled government worker" is a pathetically lame characterization of that mindset.

The only difference I can see between the two, and I'm kind of in wait and see mode, is it makes a difference as to what possible steps can be taken to protect us. If terrorists are targeting X I can avoid (which is admittedly their goal in many cases) or at least be on my guard at those locations. Security can be increased at those locations. The fuck do you do if/when it turns out that someone writes down all the names of facilities on a piece of paper throws it in a against the fan and whatever location lands face up in the circle of dog dookie is the one they attack?

Aside from that it makes no difference I can discern yet.

Speaking of I'm willing to play the idiot here who doesn't get it.

WHAT IN THE ELEVEN HELLS IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF GOPRO CAMERAS AND TERRORISM?

 

[VaticanAssassin]

The only difference I can see between the two, and I'm kind of in wait and see mode, is it makes a difference as to what possible steps can be taken to protect us. If terrorists are targeting X I can avoid (which is admittedly their goal in many cases) or at least be on my guard at those locations. Security can be increased at those locations. The fuck do you do if/when it turns out that someone writes down all the names of facilities on a piece of paper throws it in a against the fan and whatever location lands face up in the circle of dog dookie is the one they attack?

Aside from that it makes no difference I can discern yet.

Speaking of I'm willing to play the idiot here who doesn't get it.

WHAT IN THE ELEVEN HELLS IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF GOPRO CAMERAS AND TERRORISM?

I have heard it is true and not true.... Who knows.
But ISIS is all about the propaganda and filming shit. This would be their Oscar piece....

 

[NOIRTRASH]

Roadside bombs are coming up. And bomb laden drones. And radio controlled toy trucks loaded with bombs.

Brought to you by Allah Akbar Corporation, B. OBwana, CEO

 

[Aglaopheme]

....and how many other mass shooters have been armed to the teeth?

 

[NeverEndingMe]

we need to follow the lead from the great obama state. look at how Chicago has reduced the gun violence

The only difference I can see between the two, and I'm kind of in wait and see mode, is it makes a difference as to what possible steps can be taken to protect us. If terrorists are targeting X I can avoid (which is admittedly their goal in many cases) or at least be on my guard at those locations. Security can be increased at those locations. The fuck do you do if/when it turns out that someone writes down all the names of facilities on a piece of paper throws it in a against the fan and whatever location lands face up in the circle of dog dookie is the one they attack?

Aside from that it makes no difference I can discern yet.

Speaking of I'm willing to play the idiot here who doesn't get it.

WHAT IN THE ELEVEN HELLS IS THE SIGNIFICANCE OF GOPRO CAMERAS AND TERRORISM?

 

[Sean]

Interesting, isn't it, hardly a peep from the RWCJ until the Muslim sounding name was announced, then, BOOM! wall to wall posts.

 

[VaticanAssassin]

....and how many other mass shooters have been armed to the teeth?

Not most of them.

A mass shooting everyday they say.

I looked up the one on my birthday this year 10/19.

7 people shot in a drive by in Chicago.

How many, where and who was shoot on your birthday?

My guess is it was drug/gang related.

http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/ng-interactive/2015/oct/02/mass-shootings-america-gun-violence