Post: #51

Bigot.

Do you know how rare shark attacks are?
The vast majority of sharks will never attack a human.
Humans have also eaten humans in the past, hypocrite.

By the the way, it's racist privilege to insist the sharks learn to walk, so we're flooding your city to waist height, and if you complain about it on twitter then get ready to be banned, sharkophobe.

Post: #52

I found this story to be pretty outrageous when I first herd about. Then when I saw the news that the compound had been bulldozed I was dumbfounded..... Now finding out that the charges have been dropped



How is there not more outrage about this??

Post: #53

Cernovich is tweeting that the prosecutor "deliberately missed the deadline", so the judge had no choice but to drop the charges. Not sure to which deadline he is referring. Could be all on the prosecutor, or an entente btwn prosecution and judge, who knows.

Edit: FoxNews story says "child abuse charges dropped because prosecutors missed 10-day limit for an evidentiary hearing to establish probable cause." Same Fox story says charges were laid Friday in connection with the death of the 3-year old. Sorry, can't post links right now.

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Post: #55

(08-30-2018 09:54 AM)Cr33pin Wrote:  I found this story to be pretty outrageous when I first herd about. Then when I saw the news that the compound had been bulldozed I was dumbfounded..... Now finding out that the charges have been dropped



How is there not more outrage about this??

This is what the soft end of anarchotyranny looks like.

Due process goes bye bye.

Power rules. One of your guys ends up on the hook, you snatch him off of it and put him in another pond to recover, not just to protect him but because the blatant arrogance of the act is still much less than the exposure you risk by letting him take the stand.

America and the West more broadly is now an impossibly tangled web of corruption where even a prosecutor flipping the table on behalf of a jihadi training child soldiers is still less damaging than what might otherwise have been revealed.

Hell, who's to say the prosecutor's wife and children haven't been under house arrest with some of Clinton's special envoys these last few days?

The deep state is not fighting for the agenda anymore. They are fighting for their lives.

Admit entrance to that washbasin.

Post: #56

Since the case does not make sense from a psyop, false flag or useful propaganda platform, then the most likely scenario is that one of the guys in the camp was supposedly an FBI undercover agent. Or they thought that he was with massive ties to FBI, Homeland security and maybe even some good connections like the Clintons or the Bushes.

If it there was a public trial, then all of that would get uncovered and it would be embarrassing to explain to the public: "Yeah - he got cash from us, we thought we had an agent in the field, but turns out that he was being an Islamic Jihadi after all and was batshit insane. Our bad...."

Who is more stupid in this instance, the Jihadi or the FBI who gets played by the Jihadi?

I would respect the Jihadi more than those morons from the Deep State.

So it's the lesser evil to raze the compound, release the suspects, put them on a watch-list silently and forget about the entire thing as if it never existed.

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Post: #58

(08-30-2018 10:41 AM)spokepoker Wrote:  

No homo but this dude is looking a lot healthier then he used to

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Post: #60

https://www.jihadwatch.org/2018/09/new-m...bat-an-eye

Quote:New Mexico jihadis’ defense attorney: “If these were white Christians…no one would bat an eye”

I don't know what world that defense attorney lives in, but this school training compound would be center story worldwide for years if those were fundamentalist Christians training foster children to shoot up school children.

They would preserve the camp site and do a theme park there making school trips to warn other children of the evils of White Christians.

Quote:U.S. Attorney John C. Anderson and Special Agent in Charge James C. Langenberg of the FBI’s Albuquerque Division, said in a statement that the defendants’ home in Amalia, N.M., served as a firing range and training camp to carry out an attack as part of a religious prophecy. According to the indictment, some of the minors were being prepared “to engage in jihad and … to die as martyrs.”…

Siraj Ibn Wahhaj’s lawyer in the state case, suggested that those charges were motivated by a degree of racial and religious prejudice against his Muslim client. If the suspects were white Christians shooting guns on their property and practicing their religion, “No one would bat an eye,” Thomas Clark argued in court.

“If these were white people of a Christian faith who owned guns, that’s not a big deal because there’s a Second Amendment right to own firearms in this country. If these were white Christians, faith healing is of no consequence because we have freedom of religion in this country. But they look different and they worship differently from the rest of us,” Clark said….

Making even such an argument is batshit insane.

Post: #61

That is such an audacious argument I had to chuckle for a second.