Posted on 04/18/2007 1:29:40 PM PDT by harwood
“Actually no..., they’re (jihadists) not any more filled with hate than the FReepers were with Clinton and his shenanigans.”
You’ve gone from general nuisance to absolutely no credibility very quickly for suggesting that freepers can hate as much as jihadists.
Sleep hard troll.
And Samael the Evil, surroundeth the whole Evil Sephiroth who are thus eleven instead of ten.http://www.angelfire.com/ab6/imuhtuk/gdmans/kliph.htm
Frankly, in all my years here, I have NEVER seen so many posts containing completely false, delusional, hallucinogenic posts on a subject, as I have seen about this one. And that's very depressing.
Yes, but you must be used to it. Everyone who has bothered with you has ripped your idiocies to pieces.
I guess that's why you empathize so much with the shooter. All you antisocial psycho outcasts are all alike (cept he could SPELL, and you still can't.)
http://www.internic.net/whois.html
Not sure why.
As I’ve mentioned in other threads what I find interesting is that the letter that was found from the Seattle raver massacre shooter (Which has been completely forgotten in both the MSM and here on FR) also had him ranting against the “immoral” rave kids making him sick.
S’what happens when you let the trolls take over.
You said — “See post 916...I didn’t even know the kid was Palestinian until Blitzer mentioned again and again he was part of a well know Palestian family. Then I googled the guy’s last name and came up with lots of Al Barghoutis that are Palestinians. Some are good guys, some are bad guys.”
Now that you mention the name, I do remember hearing that name on the interview. It was such a cool video, a but shaky though. I guess it was hard for him to hold it still.
They didn’t really get into his heritage or background, though — in the showing of the video. He was interviewed and he did “talk it through” as they were showing it. They had it on a continuous loop, going over and over and over, as he was talking.
He said he knew something was “up” when he saw the cops with all their guns out. And, to tell you the truth — I’ve been in situations like that, too — before, with the cops coming in, their guns out and ready to shoot, and I’m following right behind them... :-0 ! If I have my camera with me, I’ll be shooting pictures as I go. I would have followed them right inside the building if I could have and if I were there.
So, no, it’s not surprising to me, considering I do that sort of thing... In fact, if I were shooting the pictures, instead of that guy, I would have hung around, when the cop said to get out of there, and waited for the cop to leave and then resumed shooting again. That’s just the way I do it. I like to take pictures of a lot of things. Many times I’ll have my camera with me, because you just never know when you’re going to get good pictures.
But, that guy did not go forward very much. You can see it. It’s just a little bit forward, barely enough to call it going forward. But, then he’s backing off in a hurry and then that’s it. It’s over.
I just took another look at it to make sure I remembered what I saw right. Actually, he didn’t so much go “forward” as much as he went sideways. The police were going forward and he was going sideways — basically not getting any closer to the building but sliding along one paralell side — but at a great distance from the building. That’s from looking at it again, just now.
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And then — “I’m not trying to promote a conspiracy...just saying the first guy to have video/audio of the scene (in the right place at the right time) was Palestinian. He said he ran toward the gunfire, and when asked why he wasn’t afraid and didn’t take cover said he was used to this kind of thing in his country. Just the facts!”
And, what I’m saying, too — is that I would have gone a lot further than he did. And more than that, if I had been there, I probably would have been right up to the building, itself. But, that’s me. I wouldn’t go the other direction. I usually head right for the action, myself...
So, not everyone would go the other direction and get out of there. I sure wouldn’t. I guess that comes from taking a lot of pictures. I remember a time that Portland had a big commercial passenger jet crash right in the city of Portland, right into a neighborhood. I made my way to the very site of the crash — but had to hop fences and go through back yards to get through two different “rings” of police blockades. But, I finally got there. And I took my pictures of the commercial jet crashed right down into a neighborhood in Portland.
And in Tulsa, not too long ago, there was a big (what they called) “micro-burst”) that produced some big time destruction in a neighborhood (sort of like what a tornado would do, but it wasn’t a tornado). I went in there with my camera and shot a bunch of pictures. I had to get through blockades there, too. That one was easier. Once you’re “in” — just look like you belong there and usually no one will bother you... :-) The police are usually on the perimeter. Once you get past that, you usually don’t run into anyone else.
Regards,
Star Traveler
hehehehehe
Yes, the news outlets have reported that he used a credit card.
He used a credit card for the 9mm he got in Roanoke and bought the .22 on the internet, with a credit card.
Excellent response...ROP poster just showed up at Freep.
That's because Tom Clancy and 24 are more satisfying and understandable than real life, which is often senseless and complicated.
I wouldn't go so far as to label them 'fantasy-prone personalities', but you get the picture.
It's the AX part that nobody knows/understands.
Excellent. Thanks for the info.
....or that he's just a guy who had a lot of trouble remembering the password for his e-mail account.
Might be worth a try...
Students described Cho's descent from campus oddball to chilling loner with a loathing for "rich kids" as he began secretly photographing pupils in class, started going to the gym to "beef up" and had a military-style haircut.
It emerged today that at one stage students were so scared of his behaviour that only seven out of 70 turned up for class, forcing lecturers to give him one-to-one tuition.
One teacher even suggested today he was given A grades because he was so "intimidating and staff wanted to keep him happy".
Nikki Giovanni, who teaches poetry, said she threatened to resign if Cho was not taken out of her class. She said: "I think he liked the idea he was a scary guy. Some people like that. That is how they define themselves. Kids write about murder and suicide all the time. But there was something that made us all pay attention closely.
"Students absolutely would not come into class. They said, 'He is taking photographs of us. We don't know what he is doing. It is very strange'."
If you listen to his rambling about the rich, the privileged taking advantage of the poor and oppressed he sounds like the MSM liberal media destroyed his mind with the constant bombardment of negativity and paranoia.
I wonder how many more are out there?
By the looks at what the baffoons are still posting they are still fantasizing about Islamic ties to this - as though they are hoping beyond hopes that is what it is. Now that is twisted.
Thanks so much for trying
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