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Nobody has observations on the bombing suspects?

Posted: Apr 21, 2013

What's your take on it?

Getting bored seeing all the copy pastes here.

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I can't comment because - I don't know the facts.

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I am having a difficult time with the reaction many display and post. Why someone 3,000 miles away with no connection to the area or people was fearful makes no sense to me. Rejoicing and calling for vengeance, makes no sense to me.

I'd like to know why, but I can wait to find out.

It was a sad and senseless event, but the same sort of event is played out around the world every day. So I wonder what is the mileage is for fear and empathy?3,000 miles, 10,000 miles, a continent away?

If you aren't bombarded by media coverage does that mean it isn't real?

I will say one thing, the authorities in Boston, the FBI did a stellar job and my hat is off to them.

Too complex - to comment

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Too complex, politically, historically, psychologically, spiritually, emotionally, for me to want to make judgments or comments at this point.
Overwhelming.

My heart kept breaking for the 8-year-old gap-toothed boy, eager and happy, and innocent.
But in the back of my mind was the thought of the faceless 8 year olds, whose names we don't know,
equally gap-toothed, eager, happy and innocent, who have been killed
in schools in Afghanistan, for example, by american drone bombers.

Neither is acceptable. Our murders, or terrorists's murders. Equally reprehensible. Equally tragic.

dysfunctional family - at the very least?

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The uncle has had nothing to do with his brother for some time.

He labeled the boys as 'losers.'

Wouldn't you all agree that this is a dysfunctional family, at the very least? The boys stayed here; the father returned to Russia. Papa wouldn't know what these guys were in to or interested in or with whom they communicated, etc. What he recalls is "good" boys. So was McVeigh at one point.

I have plenty of observations - sm

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I have been keeping a close eye on this. I don't have TV, so am not watching CNN, FOX, MSNBC or any local stations. Even if I did I would not trust them for any kind of truth.

I have been reading many sites and my sources confirm what I believe is going on. I will not name my sources because I will get the usual pile on calling me conspiracy theorist, tin foil hat alert, not credible, etc, etc. All I say is my sources have always been right in the past no matter how far fetched something is.

However, I keep my opinions to myself and I just keep reading what I do, waiting for the truth to eventually come out.

It's been such a tragedy that this has affected so many innocent people and for what? It's a horrible horrible thing that has happened that should not have happened.

When all is done and the truth comes out, then I will share my opinion. For now I feel it's safer and wiser to keep my opinions to myself.

BTW - before anyone thinks they know me, I'll just say Glenn Beck is NOT one of my sources.

I have one observation on a very strange headline - I just read, and it is: (sm)

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Feds ASK to interview wife of slain suspect. They ASK? Since when do the Feds ask to do anything?

I don't think anyone has to agree to an interview - unless they are arrested

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You don't have to cooperate in any way unless there is probable cause that you've done something illegal.

The Feds probably have ways of compelling a person to agree to an interview, but I don't think it is illegal to refuse.

evidently, the 2nd ammendment is the only one - worth protecting

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I just find it odd that the right wing (who pretends to clutch the constitution to its pendulous breast while calling civil libertarians commies) would call for the institution of a police state every time they turn around. It's ironic.

They are not the only ones. - It's coming from the left wing too

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Diane Feinstein and others democrats are all for taking away the rights and other issues and torturing citizens.

BOTH democrats and republicans are doing this.

show me - sm

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I can't confirm your assertions about Feinstein. I can't find anyone advocating torture, either.

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