[Mr. M.J.B.]

Looked interesting, but Flash is, and has been for years, a hideous security nightmare. There’s no text in the post either.

[Zeneta]

I just posted this on another thread.

The Terrorist killer worked for a major Security firm. G4S based in London and with operations all over the world.

This Company and/or its affiliates or companies they have acquired have received over 3.4 BILLION dollars in the form of US Gov’t contracts since 2008.

https://www.usaspending.gov/Pages/AdvancedSearch.aspx?sub=y&ST=C,G,L,O&FY=2016,2015,2014,2013,2012,2011,2010,2009,2008&A=0&SS=USA&k=G4S%20PLC

According to Open Secrets G4S’s political contributions seem slightly tipped to Republicans and not significant.

Since they (G4S) is such a huge company with over 600,000 employees around the world I’m not going to pick on them having US Gov’t contracts or the problems they have had over the years.

What I will question is how did they even hire this killer in the first place?

How did they keep him employed even during an FBI investigation as a potential terrorist?

Did his father intervene on his sons behalf?

How many other G4S employees are on or have been on the FBI’s terrorist watch list?

Is it possible the Father was trying to use his idiot son to plan a much bigger attack?

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3441029/posts?page=39#39

[TigersEye]

btrl

[wtd]

Sounds like the Gorelick wall was re-established based ont he following quote from the interview:

• Wallace Bruschweiler, counter terrorism and national security expert discusses the Pulse attack in Orlando
• ff:0:03:43 “I think that here we have to talk about what is exactly “legally” permissible and within range of the FBI. The FBI cannot share results of interviews they do with anybody, even local law enforcement and especially not with the employer, regardless of who that employer is. This is due to the barriers which have been established by the Dept. of Justice back in 2012”