Posted on 12/12/2017 12:18:02 AM PST by x1stcav
The family of the alleged ISIS-inspired Port Authority bomber said they were “heartbroken” by the attack on Monday and blasted law enforcement agencies for what they claimed were heavy-handed tactics by investigators.
“We are heartbroken by the violence that was targeted at our city today and by the allegations being made against a member of our family,” said the statement read by Albert Fox Cahn, the Legal Director for the NY Chapter Council for Islamic Relations.
“But we’re also outraged by the behavior of the law enforcement officials who held children as small as 4 years old out in the cold and who pulled a teenager out of high school classes to interrogate him without lawyer, without his parents.”
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An ironic choice of words.
They’re mussies Jim....
If they were in Israel, their house(s) could end up a pile of rubble. Since we don’t bulldoze the houses of terrorist relatives & the bomber was a result of ‘extended family chain migration’, perhaps all those related to him who are also here due to (poorly screened) chain immigration should be deported.
https://www.jihadwatch.org/2017/12/new-york-subway-jihad-bomber-came-to-us-via-chain-migration
Screening and “vetting” are almost useless with respect to Muslim immigration.
Muslims who do not intend to wage Jihad can change their minds, days, months or years after arrival.
Their kids can (and do) grow up to be Jihadists. How do we screen a generation not yet born?
The only safe number of Muslim immigrants is zero.
France, Belgium and Britain are paying for their immigration choices in blood.
Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic enjoy life as usual in safety - because they chose not to import Islamic terrorism.
Israeli policy USED TO BE harsh, based on the British Mandate tactics and it worked. Today, in the post-Oslo world, Israeli courts delay demolitions and provide due process to these animals...
I say deport the family....any relatives associated with his presence.
Seems like there is a high risk of sudden jihad syndrome with this nest of people.
Boo Frenkin’ Hoo. And what is this “allegations” crap with the pix of Akayed on the concrete with his blown-out side peeking through the wires?
I have never said this before in my life, so please excuse the all caps:
THEN GO BACK WHERE YOU CAME FROM YOU FREAKING INGRATE!
Send them ALL back to Bangledash!
Gee—If they don’t like it, they can go back to where they came from.
If you'd like to be on or off, please FR mail me.
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Perpetual outrage. Besides, what happened to religious freedom in the US? Killing infidels is an act of faith.
Complaining about being held out in the cold while the authorities searched your home for bombing materials because one of you just tried to kill a whole bunch of Americans?
Hey, I hear it’s nice and warm in Bangladesh.
GO BACK!
What we need is CHAIN DEPORTATION!
I so solly. Not mean to offend nice famiry of tellolist.
Until that approach is taken, jihadism isn't going away in America. If it was automatic that a complete family (and all those who arrived on the coattails and/or were people from the same country who were associated with the jihadist in any way) were booted out because of the actions of one family member, the difference would be dramatic and immediate.
“Heartbroken at law enforcement tactics”
Is he still alive? Is he being waterboarded at Gismo? Have drones destroyed his village in Bangladesh?
They’ve got serious balls to be complaining.
“What we need is CHAIN DEPORTATION!”
PERFECT!
Whomever made it possible for this trash to emigrate here, should be on the next plane back to Bangladesh! It is completely insane to allow any of this guy’s family to remain here.
And, by 5he way, is Albert Fox Cahn (the CAIR lawyer) a Muslim?
When anyone does acts of terrorism like this pos, his or her entire family should be targeted by authorities and victims.
We keep reinventing the wheel.
The Europeans of a thousand years ago had it correct: the muzzies will have to be killed into submission.
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