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My point exactly....I would what their gun laws are!Originally posted by Baron Von Crowder View PostOriginally posted by Da PrezOriginally posted by VETTKLR
Cliff Notes: I can beat the fuck out of a ZR1
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41 dead 239 injured.
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Obama just condemned the attack. All is well!"Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul HarveyComment
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When did he find the time to do that? On a break between rounds of golf?Originally posted by GhostTX View PostComment
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The real question is, did he find a way to bring up gun control in the US?Originally posted by GhostTX View Post
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The REAL real question is where the fuck is the hashtag campaign to combat this and show solidarity?!Originally posted by Chili View PostThe real question is, did he find a way to bring up gun control in the US?
NVM. found it.
#I'mhelping
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"Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul HarveyComment
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MASTERMIND OF ISTANBUL MASSACRE REPEATEDLY CAUGHT AND RELEASED BY LIBTARD EUROCOURTS.
Research done courtesy of tatzhit on arfcom.
1. Ahmed Chataev (AKA "Ahmed One-Arm"), a Chechen terrorist, managed to escape Russian prison and claim refugee status in Austria in 2003 (Austrian courts took the view that Russian justice system is "unfair" towards islamic terrorists ). Russia kept trying to extradite him on charges of being a fucking terrorist, but to no avail.
2. He was arrested in 2008 on a ferry in Sweden with AKs and explosives in his car. He claimed the weapons weren't his and someone is trying to frame an innocent ROPer . The whole thing dragged on for a while, but looks like Swedish judge believed him, because Chataev was out by 2009 .
3. Next, Chataev was arrested in 2009 in Ukraine, on charges of recruiting fighters for some sort of jihadist terror group (Caucasus Emirate?). Of course he claimed he was merely sight-seeing.
Amnesty International officially intervened on his behalf. European Court of Human Rights officially intervened on his behalf. Valentin Nalivaichenko - head of UA State Security(~FBI) and widely considered to have close ties to FHRC's US State Dept - officially spoke on his behalf.
4. In the end, Chataev was transferred to Georgia, which at the time was run by Saakashvili (another guy with close ties to State Dept, BTW).
Georgians accepted Chataev with open arms and reportedly used him to train some sort of special forces (with a side of indoctrination/recruitment?).
5. In 2010, Chataev was arrested when crossing from Turkey into Bulgaria, by decision of regional court (on the ground, people there have common sense and pretty much hate EUrocracy). Predictably, the whole matter was quickly thrown out in a higher court (EUrocrats still control the higher levels) .
6. In 2013, Chataev was inside when Georgian SF raided an islamist terrorist hideout, and caught a bullet that cost him his leg. He was initially charged with unlawful possession of weapons and explosives, but claimed he was merely with the terrorists to "negotiate" with them . Ahmed One-Arm (now also One-Leg) was promptly released on bail and fled the country, but nevertheless was found innocent in absentia .
Russia abandoned its visa-free regime with Georgia over this and similar incidents.
7. In 2015, he was finally placed on U.S. OFAC SDN list (as - surprise surprise - he was now working in Syria ).
In early 2016, Russia warned that he is trying to organize acts of terror abroad, forming groups of attackers from citizens for former Soviet republics (so, business as usual ).
Just now, a group organized by Chataev (3 men - Chechen, Uzbek, and Kirgiz) massacred ~50 people in Istanbul airport.
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All of this was compiled from a few quick Google searches by me (after stumbling over some random news article listing like a third of these details). There are probably a few more interesting twists and turns to the story - there isn't much information online, as nobody likes to brag about releasing suspected terrorists. Feel free to dig around more and post your findings.
Conclusion is the same as always: The only good jihadi terrorist is a dead one. You can't support ROPer insurgents in Afganistan/Bosnia/Chechnya/Libya/Syria, and think they won't come after you next.
Also, libtardedness is a mental disorder.
Also, FHRC.
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Googled articles/documents on Chataev:
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Couple articles that are not about Chataev, but are relevant to the situation:
If You Use Terrorists, You'll Have to Live With Terrorism - Former Head of Israeli Secret Service
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"Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul HarveyComment
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Fuck ME!
Tomorrow I get the great pleasure of spending 7 hours in Istanbul Ataruk Airport.
Dubai to Niamey, Niger and the ONLY way to get there was either 7 hour layover in IST or an over night in a shitty African country so shitty I can't remember the name.Fuck you. We're going to Costco.Comment
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In all my travels, this is probably the busiest airport I have ever been in. It is like wading through a sea of people. The shopping is above Dubai's level of selection.
Seems back to normal just 2 weeks after. Not a noticeable exaggerated security posture. Walking past the security check ins on the inside looks like any other.Last edited by KBScobravert; 07-13-2016, 04:21 AM.Fuck you. We're going to Costco.Comment
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My stepson was recently in Turkey on vacation with his grandparent...he came home on 7/3 and he had no issues getting through the airport.01 red GT - 745whp/780wtq Whippled 4V and built 4R75WComment
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Made it out alive. Crowded airport but the seats didn't have armrests, so you can lay down if you find a spot. I slept a fewe hours that way. More people than seats. Turkish women are hot.Originally posted by Fastlane View PostFuck you. We're going to Costco.Comment
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