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A conspiracy theorist......well I guess all of us are to an extent.....however, it does seem pretty strange to me how our government and media has tried to hide some key facts about this Boston Bombing situation.
I realize that Glenn Beck has some pretty far out there views for some.... but what I have noticed is that he is well researched and seldom makes claims that he cannot back up with hard evidence. In this video http://youtu.be/PODZaaMTwfg he issues a challenge to the administration.....I guess we'll see tomorrow if he is just trying to boos his ratings or if he really has something. BTW, I simply do NOT trust anything this government says. They are IMO the most perverse administration the USA has ever seen. They have military ammo plants where they manufacture any ammo the government needs, yet they are (DHS) requisitioning millions of rounds of ammo from the private sector (wonder why there is a shortage of ammo for the public) and storing it in warehouses. Why? To use against the American People? To keep it out of the hands of an armed nation and prevent them from resisting a corrupt government? Or is it simply because they "need" the rounds for "practice & training" purposes? |
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Can you be specific as to what the media and government did not tell us?
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i didnt look at the vid... not a big Beck fan for some reason....
However, there is one thing about this that really does bother me. The first person that was a suspect was deemed to be clear and not a suspect pretty quickly. Then the President had a meeting with the Foreign Sec. of Saudi Arabia (where this kid is from). That meeting was off book. Then the SEc of State had a meeting with this same guy. That meeting had been set to be on the record with the media involved. Then the administration, made it closed door. Then the next day, this kid who was the first suspect was deported for "national security reasons". No one from the Obama administration has said a single word about this. Something just does not seem right about this. The media was on it early, but has clammed up totally. |
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Lol, I haven't followed it, but I'm not surprised. 911 all over again. This is why Scripture says that you can be a citizen of a country, or a subject of the kingdom, but you can't be both. Um, imo.
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It stinks to high heaven. SA should be on a watch list with heavy scrutiny, yet next year the US State Dept will be opening an express lane for visitors from that country. It's absurd. |
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Dont remember where exactly, but I do remember hearing some hard news guy really giving the whitehouse spokesman the business over Kerry's meeting with the Saudi foreign minister going dark. He was quite persistant, but was stonewalled. Then the report came out the next day that the Saudi national that was first a suspect then not a suspect, was being deported "for national security concerns". all of that was reported openely. now no one is talking about it. Let me poke around and do some google research. |
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Maybe they are on a watch list and this guy was clean? Just because he is a Saudi does not make him a terrorist. Again I ask where are you guys getting this info? |
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Are all meetings between Kerry and foreign representatives public or for that matter any head of state? Even when we meet with the Israeli president or representative they meet behind closed doors then have an open door meeting for the cameras |
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Im not saying he is a terrorist. Nor am I saying he was involved in the Boston thing. I am saying that reports are out there that something strange happened, and NO ANSWERS have been forthcoming related to this from the White House. |
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I read "Emerson learned of the news through a senior official in ICE, the agency that’s conducting the deportation, saying, “The question is why is he not being prosecuted as opposed to being deported.”
Read more: http://foxnewsinsider.com/2013/04/18...#ixzz2RDa92iLI Maybe the reason he was not prosecuted is because being a Saudi is not a crime and we have the video of the guys that did the bombing... |
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/obama-meets...223009934.html
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We are supposed to have ANSWERS regarding what we view as strange? |
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"WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Barack Obama met with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud al-Faisal at the White House on Wednesday and discussed the conflict in Syria,a spokeswoman said.
The meeting was not on Obama's public schedule." And? |
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1. An injured Saudi National was first considered a suspect......then
2. President BO has unscheduled meeting with Saudi official (these unscheduled meetings do NOT generally happen.....in fact it is EXTREMELY difficult to get an official meeting let alone a "happen chance" meeting.)...then 3. The Saudi National is not a suspect, not a witness, not anything even though he was there at the time of the bombing.........then 4. Instead of being prosecuted for whatever caused him to be a threat to our national security, a deportation order is issued........and 5. According to 6 congressmen (via Beck) the deportation order states the reason for deportation is "national security threat" specifically "relating to the Boston Bombing. Seems a little fishy to me. It seems to me that the administration is trying to cover up Saudi involvement in this terrorist attack. Are the boys that were identified as the suspects the ONLY guys involved? Maybe......but my guess is probably not.......and if the Saudis are involved or if it is some kind of "wag the do" type of scenario, the administration and the Saudi's certainly would not want the sheeple to know. |
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Via Beck.....says it all
How do we know he was cleared only after Obama had an unscheduled meeting with a Saudi official? Are you sure it wasn't instead after he was interviewed by FBI and we started getting pictures of the actual bombers? How do we know? Please don't cite Beck. |
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Oh and being Saudi and being there is not proof
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You might balance your Fox news (I watch them, too) with a little Link TV news; just because it is called Al Jazeera does not mean it is in Arabic, ok? NY (or SF) based, I think...
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The thing that again bothers me is IF his deportation order states it is due to national security concerns related to the Boston Bombings, then something is definitely not kosher. I guess we'll have to wait and see how it all plays out. |
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The whole entire episode in boston this past week 'is definitely not kosher', to say the least. |
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A senior law enforcement official with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) told TheBlaze Thursday that reports claiming the department was deporting Abdul Rahman Ali Alharbi under section 212 3B (“security and related grounds”) and had opened an “event” (or file) on the Saudi Arabian national following the Boston attacks is “categorically false.”
The official also told TheBlaze that Alharbi was never in custody nor ever considered for deportation by ICE, but that the department does have a different Saudi national in custody being held on grounds unrelated to the Boston bombings. http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013...rically-false/ |
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