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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #25 on: October 30, 2010, 04:20:37 PM »
fine, i was mistaken.

I was under the impression that people actually wanted to completely ban any mosques from being built at GZ.

I agree completely, they should be made to do it to the full extent of whats required legally, and if they can't comply they should be denied...

That's pretty much one of the biggest things a lot of people have a problem with. We know they are receiving funds from overseas sources yet they refuse to show who these sources are...and when members of your board have supported radical Sharia, that's a problem.

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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #26 on: October 30, 2010, 04:26:37 PM »
That's pretty much one of the biggest things a lot of people have a problem with. We know they are receiving funds from overseas sources yet they refuse to show who these sources are...and when members of your board have supported radical Sharia, that's a problem.

i guess my biggest problem is that i don't believe in Al Qaeda (not to say I don't understand what a plague radical Islam is).

i'd much rather ban the use of 9/11 as our governments great tool for abusing us.
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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #27 on: October 30, 2010, 04:29:03 PM »
i guess my biggest problem is that i don't believe in Al Qaeda (not to say I don't understand what a plague radical Islam is).

i'd much rather ban the use of 9/11 as our governments great tool for abusing us.

What do you mean you don't believe in Al-Qaeda? I don't get it. You don't believe it exist? That doesn't make sense.

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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #28 on: October 30, 2010, 04:32:01 PM »
What do you mean you don't believe in Al-Qaeda? I don't get it. You don't believe it exist? That doesn't make sense.

I believe there's a terrorist organization called Al-Qaeda, I just don't believe they really wield all the power our politicians would like us to believe.

 
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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #29 on: October 30, 2010, 04:38:29 PM »
If they are so powerful, why haven't they attacked us?

Our southern boarder is wide open for anyone to enter, it would be super easy to cause mass causalities in stores, parks, movies theaters, etc all over the country with any number of weapons or chemicals.

So why haven't they attacked us?  

Why do they conveniently "attempt" to attack only when some political or economic goal (of our government) is at stake.  

 
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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #30 on: October 30, 2010, 04:51:48 PM »
If they are so powerful, why haven't they attacked us?

Our southern boarder is wide open for anyone to enter, it would be super easy to cause mass causalities in stores, parks, movies theaters, etc all over the country with any number of weapons or chemicals.

So why haven't they attacked us?  

Why do they conveniently "attempt" to attack only when some political or economic goal (of our government) is at stake.  

 

I don't have an answer for that. The southern border is wide open, you're right. You could drive a fleet of armored cars right across the line and they'd probably waive you in and give you candy in the process.

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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #31 on: October 31, 2010, 12:15:20 AM »
Why do they conveniently "attempt" to attack only when some political or economic goal (of our government) is at stake. 


it's funny... every time they attack, it's the ppl in power here who benefit MOST from it.

Bush was asleep at the wheel at 911 (at BEST)... his approval rating skyrocketed, his friends got their wars, he got re-elected, he got to avenge daddy's iraq snafu...


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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #32 on: October 31, 2010, 01:02:19 AM »

it's funny... every time they attack, it's the ppl in power here who benefit MOST from it.

Bush was asleep at the wheel at 911 (at BEST)... his approval rating skyrocketed, his friends got their wars, he got re-elected, he got to avenge daddy's iraq snafu...



that's interesting, when law enforcement investigate a crime don't they look at motive?

 ???
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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #33 on: October 31, 2010, 06:32:30 AM »
If they are so powerful, why haven't they attacked us?

Our southern boarder is wide open for anyone to enter, it would be super easy to cause mass causalities in stores, parks, movies theaters, etc all over the country with any number of weapons or chemicals.

So why haven't they attacked us?  

Why do they conveniently "attempt" to attack only when some political or economic goal (of our government) is at stake.  

 

i think you underestimate the ability and scope of american/allied intel.

if terrorists wanted to sneak in a bomb, it (9 times out of ten) would be foiled before it saw the light of day. Homegrown terrorism, from muslim or anyone else poses a greater threat.

When there is a foiled attack, the media will senationalize the event by spoon feeding us the story to no end. Idiots like you will be rubbed the wrong way, in turn developing a complex that the government is a two faced entity that fabricates these events in order to further its mysterious agenda of a one world government. You do the work for them.

I had the same mentality when i was 16.

my $.02

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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #34 on: October 31, 2010, 07:49:31 AM »
that's interesting, when law enforcement investigate a crime don't they look at motive?

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What if law enforcement doing the actual investigation is the one who benefits from it/holds the motive?

I mean, imagine a small town sheriff's wife being murdered... and the sheriff gets to investigate and declare it a murder/suicide, and then he gets to enjoy the $1mil life insurance money with his long-time girlfriend.

oh, and his brother, the editor of the local newspaper, writes articles in the paper declaring how brave the sheriff is for "overcoming tragedy with such bravery!"

Then, the sheriff's other brother, the mayor, writes a lot of new laws giving the sheriff more power to crack down on local criminals. 

Then, the sheriff's cousin, the town accountant, delivers a 50% increase on the sheriff's budget so he can get new squad cars, pay himself more overtime, etc.

Etc.  Etc.  Etc.

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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #35 on: October 31, 2010, 11:50:30 AM »
i think you underestimate the ability and scope of american/allied intel.

if terrorists wanted to sneak in a bomb, it (9 times out of ten) would be foiled before it saw the light of day. Homegrown terrorism, from muslim or anyone else poses a greater threat.

When there is a foiled attack, the media will senationalize the event by spoon feeding us the story to no end. Idiots like you will be rubbed the wrong way, in turn developing a complex that the government is a two faced entity that fabricates these events in order to further its mysterious agenda of a one world government. You do the work for them.

I had the same mentality when i was 16.

my $.02

Theoretically, I believe Islamic extremists could be carrying out attacks with zero communication, money transfers, (and what ever else would be picked up by intelligence services).

I mean at the very least they could be shooting places up, I know for a fact they can come here (under the radar), and I know anyone can get a gun here (again under the radar).
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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #36 on: October 31, 2010, 11:51:48 AM »
What if law enforcement doing the actual investigation is the one who benefits from it/holds the motive?

I mean, imagine a small town sheriff's wife being murdered... and the sheriff gets to investigate and declare it a murder/suicide, and then he gets to enjoy the $1mil life insurance money with his long-time girlfriend.

oh, and his brother, the editor of the local newspaper, writes articles in the paper declaring how brave the sheriff is for "overcoming tragedy with such bravery!"

Then, the sheriff's other brother, the mayor, writes a lot of new laws giving the sheriff more power to crack down on local criminals. 

Then, the sheriff's cousin, the town accountant, delivers a 50% increase on the sheriff's budget so he can get new squad cars, pay himself more overtime, etc.

Etc.  Etc.  Etc.

Oh damn!

I think we're treading dangerously close to "conspiracy theories board" territory...  ;D
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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #37 on: October 31, 2010, 12:16:44 PM »
Guys can we stop talking about this fucking mosque already it's such a non issue. American dosen't even have a real muslim population yet, mexicans are a far greater concern. Muslims are Europes problem.

Terrorism is something altogether different.

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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #38 on: October 31, 2010, 06:44:33 PM »
When you dolts are prepared to support a floating shinto shrine dedicated to the emporer of japan on top of the Arizona in Pearl Harbor, come back and we will discuss thisw is an ounce of common sense. 

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Re: ground zero mosque
« Reply #39 on: November 01, 2010, 06:21:12 AM »
Guys can we stop talking about this fucking mosque already it's such a non issue. American dosen't even have a real muslim population yet, mexicans are a far greater concern. Muslims are Europes problem.

Terrorism is something altogether different.

STFU you dyslexic, loan-shirking, benefit-leeching Canadian retard. What is it with you and googly-eyes sticking your nose into American affairs and then telling us what we should and shouldn't talk about? Nice try, Iranian ASJ_Chaotic.