THINK CITIZEN 75 Shots Fired by Subdued Men?
As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
This is about minders, those special regime intelligence trolls who are installed all across the globe in various conglomerate, foundation, organizations, universities, media.........does not matter, as these fellow travelers are into everything, and you see and hear them daily in the 10,000 Points of Lies you are subjected to.
The other day after this blog did an in depth expose series on the dangers of large predators, Rush Limbaugh aired a segment involving a lunatic caller from Florida who "saves" wildlife.
The lunatic's story included a wolf bitch who he said nursed a fawn back to life. Reality check, the nipples on a wolf and doe are not interchangable in the size of teats do matter as much as the milk fat content does matter.
Pups have 2 inch legs to reach a bitch laying down. A fawn has 12 inch legs to stand up and reach a standing doe.
This kind of lunacy on Limbaugh's program, connected to Dr. Ben Carson, a black man, announcing for the GOP nomination for 2016.......yes linking a black man to animals, is the subtle way this all operates in Mockingbird, and you are exposed to this by your "heroes" and have no idea that you were just exposed to this, and the fact that it is NEVER focused on by the left wingers who supposedly monitor Limbaugh, is the proof that this is Mockingbird in action to corrupt the way you think. Animal nuttery stories and connect them all to that jungle rabbit Ben Carson, that is what Limbaugh did as a matter of record.
Recently I received a threat from the NRA, National Rifle Association, that I had 30 days to sign up, or they would never ever send me another letter offering the priviledge of robbing me of 35 dollars a year to be a member of a group which supports and gives money to liberal Harry Reid who pushed through and protected the entire anti American Birther Hussein agenda.
I kindly stated in the post paid envelope that when Wayne LaPierre, the minder at the NRA is fired, then I would become a member when Pete Brownell becomes head of the NRA.
The NRA is a fraud and when I hear Grits Gresham's little boy Tom, advocate for the NRA on his Gun Talk, as it is all "we got" so we must support it like, Ted Nugent, it is more of the same in "Well all we got is Barack Obama as dictator at 1600 Penn Avenue, so we got to support that image".
To hell with that kind of bullshittery as the Founders did not support King George or any other anti American group, because that is all they had.
TL was telling me about a professor "christian" on some "christian" radio station, who was stating that it was the Evangelicals fault that Obama was in the White House, as they keep swining back and forth from the left and the right.
His propaganda was they voted for Nixon, then voted for Jimmy lust in his heart Carter, the Reagan, HW, Bill Clinton, W Bush and then Obama.
That is one of the 10,000 lies you are put under as intelligence sows 70 percent facts and 30 percent lies. The fact is Richard Nixon was elected by the Silent Majority, who were law and order and Christian.
Carter did receive a part of the Christian vote in promoting Born Again. Reagan's group with Bill Casey created the Christian Right as a political force.
The reality is that this group voted for HW, who then told them to shut up and go away, which they did, and Bill Clinton's group them defeated HW.
W appealed to that group and obtained two White House stays, and Obama flipped the 10 million e votes to steal two elections from John McCain and Mitt Romney.
So it was Evangelicals staying home is what placed liberals into power, and the Bush sabotage of that group, which installed Obama that could flip enough votes to pad his margin in election theft.
I warned all of you not that long ago that these Obama Islamists were being set upon right wing people to intimidate them. The Texas incident against Pamela Gellar in drawing Muhammed with a twat face, is the tip of this.
There is absolutely no way that these two Muslims came from Arizona without tripping the wires.
These two had body armour and guns. That sets of the Obama BATFE red lights. They were on the FBI watch lists, and once on, they are always on. The key to understanding the GELLARIZATION of this is the reality they were tracked on the interstate camera system, were tracked at gas stations, and they were tracked in Texas.
How do we know this?
Texas gunman was former target of FBI terror probe
WASHINGTON (AP) — A man whose social media presence was being scrutinized by federal authorities was one of two suspects in a shooting at a Texas cartoon contest featuring images of the Muslim.
Why the Grassy Gellar Incident.
What do I mean by this?
These two Obama Islamists were subdued by a single Garland Police Officer. After this, SWAT which was stationed there..........(do you not get this, in SWAT was stationed at a Pamela Gellar event????) SWAT was there to clean up the details in no living Muslims tell no Obama tales.
Simpson and Soofi were wearing body armor, and one shot the security officer in the leg. Garland police spokesman Joe Harn said Monday that a single Garland police officer subdued the two gunmen but that after his initial shots, SWAT officers nearby also fired at the two men. Harn said police don't know who fired the lethal shots.
This event was meant to send in two programmed dupes again, like Freddie Gray of Baltimore, and to scare the shit out of right wingers, meaning the right wing in the GOP, exactly like Eric Holder was accomplishing under Bill Clinton, at Ruby Ridge, Waco and Oklahoma City, to keep their candidates like Scott Walker in terror, along with their followers, in fear of Obama ISIS murdering them.
This is the world of the minders, and this is what I have been warning all of you of, for years in the 10000 lies every day. This is another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter in your having the dots connected and the story pieced together, instead of reacting to the propaganda............
Like, wolves nursing bambi on Limbaugh.
Like Evangelicals elected Birther Hussein on "christian radio".
Like the NRA is for gun rights as it promotes Birther Hussein and Harry Reid
Like there is nothing wrong with SWAT murdering 2 subdued Muslims by the Garland Police.
Yeah, like that.
Now donate that 350,000 dollars you richtards with millions and billions so I can do this job completely to save your charmin asses.
Nuff said
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Texas gunman was former target of FBI terror probe
May 5, 10:16 AM (ET)
By EILEEN SULLIVAN, ERIC TUCKER and RYAN VAN VELZER
WASHINGTON (AP) — A man whose social media presence was being
scrutinized by federal authorities was one of two suspects in a shooting
at a Texas cartoon contest featuring images of the Muslim Prophet
Muhammad, and the Islamic State group on Tuesday claimed responsibility
for the attack.
An audio statement on the extremist group's Al Bayan radio station said "two soldiers of the caliphate" carried out Sunday's attack in the Dallas suburb of Garland. It did not provide details and it was unclear whether the group was opportunistically claiming the attack as its own.
It was the first time that IS, which frequently calls for attacks against the West, had claimed responsibility for one in the United States.
The gunmen, whom federal officials identified as Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi, wounded a security officer before they were shot and killed at the scene. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the investigation by name.
The deliberately provocative cartoon contest had been expected to draw
outrage from the Muslim community. According to mainstream Islamic
tradition, any physical depiction of the Prophet Muhammad — even a
respectful one — is considered blasphemous, and drawings similar to
those featured at the Texas event have sparked violence around the
world.
Simpson and Soofi were wearing body armor, and one shot the security
officer in the leg. Garland police spokesman Joe Harn said Monday that a
single Garland police officer subdued the two gunmen but that after his
initial shots, SWAT officers nearby also fired at the two men. Harn
said police don't know who fired the lethal shots.
The security officer was treated at a hospital and released.
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said in a statement that authorities were investigating the men's motives and all circumstances surrounding the attack.
Simpson, of Phoenix, was arrested in 2010 after a four-year-long terror investigation. But despite an investigation that involved more than 1,500 hours of recorded conversations, including Simpson's discussions about fighting nonbelievers for Allah and plans to link up with "brothers" in Somalia, the government prosecuted him on only one minor charge — lying to a federal agent. He faced three years of probation and $600 in fines and court fees.
Simpson,
described as quiet and devout, had recently been on the radar of law
enforcement because of his social media presence, but authorities did
not have an indication he was plotting an attack, said one federal
official familiar with the investigation.
In a statement released late Monday by Phoenix law firm Osborn Maledon,
Simpson's family said it is "struggling to understand" how the incident
happened.
"We are sure many people in this country are curious to know if we had any idea of Elton's plans," the statement says. "To that we say, without question, we did not."
The statement also says the family is "heartbroken and in a state of deep shock" and sends prayers to everyone affected by this "act of senseless violence."
Simpson had worshipped at the Islamic Community Center of Phoenix for about a decade, but he quit showing up over the past two or three months, the president of the mosque told The Associated Press.
A
convert to Islam, Simpson first attracted the FBI's attention in 2006
because of his ties to a former U.S. Navy sailor who had been arrested
in Phoenix and was ultimately convicted of terrorism-related charges,
according to court records.
In the fall of that year, the FBI asked one of its informants, Dabla
Deng, a Sudanese immigrant, to befriend Simpson and ask for advice about
Islam.
Over the next few years, Deng would tape his conversations with Simpson with a hidden recording device accumulating more than 1,500 hours of conversations, according to court records.
"I'm telling you, man, we can make it to the battlefield," Simpson is recorded saying on May 29, 2009. "It's time to roll."
In court, prosecutors presented only 17 minutes and 31 seconds during Simpson's trial, according to court documents.
"I
have to say that I felt like these charges were completely trumped up,
that they were just trying to cover up what had been a very long and
expensive investigation and they just couldn't leave without some sort
of charges," Simpson's attorney, Kristina Sitton, said.
Sitton described Simpson as so devout that he would not even shake her
hand and would sometimes interrupt their legal meetings so he could
pray. She said she had no indication that he was capable of violence and
assumed he just "snapped."
Less was known about Soofi, who appeared to have never been prosecuted in federal court, according to a search of court records.
Sharon Soofi, his mother, who now lives in a small town southwest of Houston, told The Dallas Morning News she had no idea he would turn to violence.
She said her son was "raised in a normal American fashion" and "was very politically involved with the Middle East. Just aware of what's going on."
"I don't know if something snapped," she said.
She told the newspaper Soofi put his son "above everything."
"The hard thing is to comprehend is why he would do this and leave an 8-year-old son behind," she said.
A message left on Sharon Soofi's voicemail by The Associated Press was not returned Monday.
Federal agents spent hours on Monday at a Phoenix apartment complex where the men apparently lived. Bob Kieckhaver, one of a number of residents who were evacuated for about nine hours from nearby units, said one of them was quiet, had a beard and wore an Islamic prayer cap. He said the second man was more open and would greet others at the mailboxes. Both men were seen feeding stray cats, Kieckhaver said.
Simpson was quiet, never angry and a regular on the basketball court playing with young members of the mosque, said Usama Shami, president of the Islamic Community Center of Phoenix where Simpson worshipped for years. He asked questions about prayer and marriage and was rattled by the FBI investigation into him years earlier, Shami said.
"I've never seen him angry," Shami said of Simpson. "That's the honest truth. He was always having a grin."
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Van Velzer reported from Phoenix. Associated Press reporters Brian Skoloff and Paul Davenport in Phoenix and Jamie Stengle in Garland, Texas, contributed to this report.
An audio statement on the extremist group's Al Bayan radio station said "two soldiers of the caliphate" carried out Sunday's attack in the Dallas suburb of Garland. It did not provide details and it was unclear whether the group was opportunistically claiming the attack as its own.
It was the first time that IS, which frequently calls for attacks against the West, had claimed responsibility for one in the United States.
The gunmen, whom federal officials identified as Elton Simpson and Nadir Soofi, wounded a security officer before they were shot and killed at the scene. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the investigation by name.
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The security officer was treated at a hospital and released.
Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson said in a statement that authorities were investigating the men's motives and all circumstances surrounding the attack.
Simpson, of Phoenix, was arrested in 2010 after a four-year-long terror investigation. But despite an investigation that involved more than 1,500 hours of recorded conversations, including Simpson's discussions about fighting nonbelievers for Allah and plans to link up with "brothers" in Somalia, the government prosecuted him on only one minor charge — lying to a federal agent. He faced three years of probation and $600 in fines and court fees.
"We are sure many people in this country are curious to know if we had any idea of Elton's plans," the statement says. "To that we say, without question, we did not."
The statement also says the family is "heartbroken and in a state of deep shock" and sends prayers to everyone affected by this "act of senseless violence."
Simpson had worshipped at the Islamic Community Center of Phoenix for about a decade, but he quit showing up over the past two or three months, the president of the mosque told The Associated Press.
Over the next few years, Deng would tape his conversations with Simpson with a hidden recording device accumulating more than 1,500 hours of conversations, according to court records.
"I'm telling you, man, we can make it to the battlefield," Simpson is recorded saying on May 29, 2009. "It's time to roll."
In court, prosecutors presented only 17 minutes and 31 seconds during Simpson's trial, according to court documents.
Less was known about Soofi, who appeared to have never been prosecuted in federal court, according to a search of court records.
Sharon Soofi, his mother, who now lives in a small town southwest of Houston, told The Dallas Morning News she had no idea he would turn to violence.
She said her son was "raised in a normal American fashion" and "was very politically involved with the Middle East. Just aware of what's going on."
"The hard thing is to comprehend is why he would do this and leave an 8-year-old son behind," she said.
A message left on Sharon Soofi's voicemail by The Associated Press was not returned Monday.
Federal agents spent hours on Monday at a Phoenix apartment complex where the men apparently lived. Bob Kieckhaver, one of a number of residents who were evacuated for about nine hours from nearby units, said one of them was quiet, had a beard and wore an Islamic prayer cap. He said the second man was more open and would greet others at the mailboxes. Both men were seen feeding stray cats, Kieckhaver said.
Simpson was quiet, never angry and a regular on the basketball court playing with young members of the mosque, said Usama Shami, president of the Islamic Community Center of Phoenix where Simpson worshipped for years. He asked questions about prayer and marriage and was rattled by the FBI investigation into him years earlier, Shami said.
"I've never seen him angry," Shami said of Simpson. "That's the honest truth. He was always having a grin."
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Van Velzer reported from Phoenix. Associated Press reporters Brian Skoloff and Paul Davenport in Phoenix and Jamie Stengle in Garland, Texas, contributed to this report.
