You want to send US citizens to Guantanamo? What ever happened to due process?one way plane trip to Guantanamo would be fine.
From the little information we have, it seems unwarranted to drag out the 'jump to conclusions' mat. Perhaps we should just wait for more information before hardening our opinions.Born in Afghanistan, 28 years old. Got a pretty good idea what the answers are, but it remains possible he was a lone wolf styled crazy who merely associates himself with terrorists. If there are recruiters and connections... that'd be nice to know.
one way plane trip to Guantanamo would be fine.
Why? They're all getting out. Some going back to being a terrorist.
Glad he's caught, and nobody died. Hopefully get some details and more people who were involved.
Obama spoke on it a bit ago, pretty good press conference. Included the other acts, mall stabbing etc. I can't see Trump ever speaking calmly like that, on a topic like this.
http://www.newsday.com/opinion/colu...bomb-walk-away-with-a-new-suitcase-1.12338551
The post-9/11 mantra, “If you see something, say something,” got turned upside down this weekend.
According to media reports, two improvised explosives believed to have been built and left in separate locations by Chelsea explosion suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami were discovered, and one was disabled, by people rifling through the bomb bags for booty.
According to law enforcement sources, two passers-by found a rolling suitcase on West 27th Street, examined the contents, then took a pressure-cooker bomb out and put it on the sidewalk before taking the bag.
The move apparently disarmed the bomb, potentially saving lives. It also kept intact the cellphone attached to the bomb, helping investigators. This all happened less than a quarter-mile from the explosion on West 23rd Street that injured 29 people.
In Elizabeth, New Jersey Sunday evening, police say, a backpack resting on top of a trash can near a train station was taken by two people who, upon investigating the contents and finding five bombs, called the cops.
Across the world, New York City and its neighboring environs have the reputation of being tough, street-smart places. But now it looks like evolution.
Three hundred years of ever-increasing awareness of their surroundings has left New Yorkers with keen instincts for finding the terrifyingly dangerous, out-of-place element — then disassembling it and stealing the good parts.
This post originally appeared in The Point, a daily newsletter by the Newsday editorial board.
Just misunderstood super heroes.Lmao. Fucking America saves the day.
This made me chuckle
He did business with man with American blood on his hands. I guess you can celebrate that he made some money off of it, but it's an indication how low you have fallen morally.
Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, called for Ahmad Rahami to be placed into indefinite military custody as an “enemy combatant” and interrogated for intelligence purposes, rather than held as a civilian criminal suspect.
As an enemy combatant, Mr. Rahami could be questioned without a lawyer or a Miranda warning that he had the right to remain silent.
“Holding Rahami as an enemy combatant to determine whether he has ties to terrorist groups, whether he was working for or funded by them, and whether there are co-conspirators, and then trying him in our civilian system for his terrorist acts is the best way to protect our country first, and then achieve justice,” Mr. Graham said in a statement.
Where was your "blood on his hands" outrage when obama had African dictators dine at the white house? Oh yeah, it was non existent. Where was your "blood on their hands" outrage when obama lifted Iranian sanctions and sending Iran $1.3 billion in cash on chartered jets. Care to give an estimate of how many U.S. troops were killed by Iranian soldiers in Iraq? There is more but this alone puts you below even the most die hard Trump supporter on the morality scale.
Your team sent those soldiers to their deaths. No crocodile tears from you.
Sure.
Turns out it was actually ISIS bombing our streets.
Their ability to influence people here needs be examined.
I think what needs to happen is for us to create an air of racial resentment where Muslims in this country you are here legally and are US citizens, like this guy was, can feel even more isolated and resentment towards the American people. Because we all know outcasts typically integrate into society well and don't cause issues.
I think what needs to happen is for us to create an air of racial resentment where Muslims in this country you are here legally and are US citizens, like this guy was, can feel even more isolated and resentment towards the American people. Because we all know outcasts typically integrate into society well and don't cause issues.
So if you somehow incite somebody to rape you, it's your fault?
While I appreciate your idiotic sarcasm, I don't give a fuck how he was treated, nor do I care how he'll be treated from here on out.