FBI prevenst car bomb at Pioneer Courthouse Square

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  1. EL PRESIDENTE

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    Its grandstanding by a select group of hippie freaks, nothing more.
     
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    I don't know if you are intentionally trying to prove my point about you generalizing about people or not. Given your record on not giving two shits about the details of complex political and social situations and instead relying on your emotional response to inform your opinions... yeah I wouldn't be surprised either way.
     
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    generalizing usually works. i'm just not a fan of protestors. I feel that many of them are more about themselves than what they protest.
     
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    So, any leads on the "arsonist"?

    It's not at all odd that nobody knew that the would-be XMas Tree bomber went to this mosque once a month prior to the "arson", right? That information only came out after the "arson", and even then, the mosque said the guy rarely attended services there. :)
     
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    They caught him, it was Glenn Beck.
     
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    Shouldn't Mohamed Muhamed be charged with a hate crime? Seems to fit.
     
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    In what other crime would this argument work? Did they find this guy randomly on the street and say, "psst... Hey kid? Yeah, you! Ever wanted to blow up whitey?"

    What a month... Cam Newton is innocent because his dad was the one who broke the rules, and now this guy is innocent because the government tricked him into wanting to blow up thousands of people.
     
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    Cam Newton is innocent because the BCS doesn't want TCU to play for the championship...lets not be foolish here.
     
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    Reminds me of this...

     
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    LMAO at the "Within minutes, France surrendered" part.
     
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    Not innocent, but certainly not more guilty than the Feds who suggested, designed, arranged, and orchestrated his training while supplying him with everything he needed and directing/helping him every step of the way. This kid couldn't lift a candy bar from 7-11 without the Feds help.
     
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    So you're FOR increased ability for those demonstrating willingness to murder thousands to plan and operate outside of legal surveillance? Interesting position. I tend to disagree.
     
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    No, he's against allowing the FBI to continue doing exacly that. They are easily the most anti-American hate-group in history.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO

    When members of the military aren't even aware of very publicly covered crimes against the country from within, crimes that were published in every form of media available and hearings that condemned the FBI as a subversive rogue agency committing treasonous crimes against the Constitution...
    ...it should be clear why I have no faith that they act in any way to preserve my freedoms.
     
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    We preserve your freedoms under civilian control.

    Now granted, I know that you think you have reason to hate the military, but if you have a problem with the military you need to talk to your governmental representation. A quick look at the Constitution and US code will tell you anything you'd like to know about all the measures in place to hinder your ability to intelligently drag the military's name through the mud on domestic or law enforcement matters.

    Which "hearings that condemned the FBI" are you talking about? Which "treasonous crimes" were you talking about? Then again, since your definition of treason in the past hasn't exactly matched up with what treason is defined as, maybe it won't help anyway.

    Are you suggesting I should be prosecuting the FBI? Or that I, as a citizen, shouldn't want people who demonstrate willingness to murder thousands to be under surveillance and stopped from doing so? If so, we're going to disagree here. And I have law on my side, not ramblings from another parallel "wish-it-could-be-this-way" universe.
     
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    ...did you even read about COINTELPRO? Or do you really think they just stopped all of these tactics in 1971?
     
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    :sigh:

    What is it with all the condescension going around? Yes, I read Maris's wikipedia site about COINTELPRO. I saw how the FBI was charged with investigation of people for political reasons, both left and right. Gotcha. They FBI investigated people. That's bad, I guess. Now, are you going to answer MY question? I've asked it twice now, and received two painfully ignorant responses.
    I'm sure we'll disagree, but I'd rather have criminals bent on murdering large amounts of US citizens if given the opportunity ("set up", in the parlance of the hatchet jobs referenced in the wiki article against other gov't agencies) found, investigated, arrested and put away (or killed, depending on the laws of the place they live); regardless of their age, level of stupidity, political beliefs, etc. But that's just me.
     
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