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Bloomberg (naturally) focuses on suspect's gun purchase

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Bloomberg (naturally) focuses on terror suspect's gun purchase

Whatever else anti-gun New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg may be, he is predictable.


It took less than 24 hours after authorities disclosed that a firearm was recovered from Times Square terror-bomb suspect Faisal Shahzad’s car – left parked at Kennedy International Airport when he was apprehended trying to flee the country – for Bloomberg to appear before a Senate committee, calling for tighter gun restrictions.



http://www.examiner.com/x-4525-Seattle-Gun-Rights-Examiner~y2010m5d5-Bloomberg-naturally-focuses-on-terror-suspects-firearm



Or try this

http://tinyurl.com/2g5wwh8
 
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Its called a mockingbird psy-op. They work really well. And the media has been using them for years.
 
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Hopefully the New yorks examiner writes as intelligently as you do and it gets out into the hands of their public. Some very good points Dave, and I completely agree, he is out there somewhere. What makes me wonder, is, what is the total body count, that we have to lose before something drastic is done about immigration? 9-11 wasnt enough I guess. I also wonder when did he become a citizen compared to the gun purchase?
 
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kparker wrote:
"mockingbird psy-op"? Can you say more, or maybe provide a link? My google-fu is worthless this evening, it seems...
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Well Operation Mockingbird is a CIA program started to place people inside the media. Google Operation Mockingbird and you will find alot of different info on this operation and when it was started. Psy-op is short for Psychological Operation. Which is what Mockingbird is. It is a way to control masses through the media and misinformation. Propaganda is also another form of psy-op. Cheers
 
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Well, he IS a citizen of the country (unfortunately) and could have bought that rifle legally. (At least this is my understanding.)

So what if he had a rifle? I'm more worried about this guy buying a car with no papers, and managing to get on a damn plane before they caught him. I thought one-way tickets with no luggage were flagged for scrutiny now?

Bah.
 
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killchain wrote:
Well, he IS a citizen of the country (unfortunately) and could have bought that rifle legally. (At least this is my understanding.)

So what if he had a rifle? I'm more worried about this guy buying a car with no papers, and managing to get on a damn plane before they caught him. I thought one-way tickets with no luggage were flagged for scrutiny now?

Bah.
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One way ticket. No luggage. Paid Cash. Booked an hour before the flight.

However, he was LEAVING the United States, not entering.
 
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gogodawgs wrote:
killchain wrote:
Well, he IS a citizen of the country (unfortunately) and could have bought that rifle legally. (At least this is my understanding.)

So what if he had a rifle? I'm more worried about this guy buying a car with no papers, and managing to get on a damn plane before they caught him. I thought one-way tickets with no luggage were flagged for scrutiny now?

Bah.
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One way ticket. No luggage. Paid Cash. Booked an hour before the flight.

However, he was LEAVING the United States, not entering.
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Should be the same way. Not everyone who does that is trying to commit suicide. They may be trying to RUN.
 
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killchain wrote:
gogodawgs wrote:
killchain wrote:
Well, he IS a citizen of the country (unfortunately) and could have bought that rifle legally. (At least this is my understanding.)

So what if he had a rifle? I'm more worried about this guy buying a car with no papers, and managing to get on a damn plane before they caught him. I thought one-way tickets with no luggage were flagged for scrutiny now?

Bah.
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One way ticket. No luggage. Paid Cash. Booked an hour before the flight.

However, he was LEAVING the United States, not entering.
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Should be the same way. Not everyone who does that is trying to commit suicide. They may be trying to RUN.
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I completely agree. I am just showing something the Feds forgot. Why? I don't know, the plane would be completely fueled up and ready to crash. Yikes.
 
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