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No problem. Last I heard there was no known scheduled time after being delayed since all the shit that has been going down today.Originally posted by Buzzo View PostComment
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Interesting... Don't know if it's anything or not.
“Innocent” Saudi spotted with two other Saudis at Marathon?
First, a few things that are undisputed. We know that federal, state, and local authorities took interest in a Saudi national named Abdul Rahman Ali Alharbi after the Boston marathon bombings. We also know that he was injured and that those authorities searched his apartment and hauled away bags of stuff.
Add to that the fact that not long after Secretary of State John Kerry secretly met with the Saudi Foreign Minister after an open meeting with a photo spray was abruptly changed to a closed-door meeting. Not long after this meeting, Alharbi was no longer a person of interest.
Ok, so authorities are not denying that Alharbi was injured in the blast and they are not denying that he is a Saudi national (don’t look for them to even acknowledge that six members of the Alharbi clan are with Al-Qaeda and five were detained at Gitmo, to include one on the list of six). These authorities are, however, denying that Alharbi had anything to do with the bombings.
That leads to what appears to be three Saudis being spotted near the scene of the explosions. Note that one has what appears to be a backpack over his shoulder, via Asian Week:
Do any of those three resemble Alharbi, who can be seen in this photo, via Al Aribya?
According to Asian Week, the man in the middle (wearing jacket and who is also seen with a pen clipped to his shirt) was standing over a baby stroller.
Note / Update: We cannot confirm that there is a baby stroller in front of this man or that if there is, that it belongs to him.
Ok, to recap…
A Saudi national named Abdul Rahman Ali Alharbi – who has six relatives belonging to Al Qaeda and five that were detained at Gitmo – was injured at the scene of terrorist bombings at the Boston marathon. The bombings had certain characteristics that indicate they were the work of Al Qaeda.
Now we have a photo(s) of what very well could be three Saudis, to include at least one who resembles Alharbi at the scene of the bombings.
And Alharbi went from ‘person of interest’ to completely innocent in less than 24 hours?
Smell coverup yet?Last edited by sc281; 04-17-2013, 03:30 PM.Comment
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Anybody else watching this Oscar winning performance by Obama regarding expanded background checks?Comment
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What the fuck? Is he trying to tie that idea to what happened in Boston?Originally posted by LS1Goat View PostZOMBIE REAGAN FOR PRESIDENT 2016!!! hehComment
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I am not watching it, but I would assume it is revolving around all of the proposed gun control measures failing
Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I727 using Tapatalk 2Originally posted by LeahComment
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According to a poster on Reddit, the trio of people in the bottom left corner...the red head in the glasses and the two kids next to and behind her, are supposedly the mother, sister and 8y/o that were killed/injured in the blastOriginally posted by sc281 View PostInteresting... Don't know if it's anything or not.
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The reason why the "suspect" hasn't been arrested is because it takes time to setup the Lee Harvey Oswald/ Jack Ruby event.
StevoOriginally posted by SSMAN...Welcome to the land of "Fuck it". No body cares, and if they do, no body cares.
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Obama has unscheduled meeting with Saudi foreign minister... To discuss Syria..
Timing is suspicious, especially since he doesn't give a shit about Syria.
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And now it looks like the saudi national that was a suspect and then not will be deported back to saudi arabia on tuesday on national security grounds. Just broke on Hannity. Unconfirmed, but a guest cited a source in ICE.
Not involved at all...Comment
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Originally posted by sc281
go thru entire link
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Serioiusly though. I was just thinking it sure was nice without his bullshit.Originally posted by talisman View PostComment
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