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Can we drop the freest country in the world crap? You can't even quantify freedom. It's a slogan with no meaning. It's only purpose is to make old conservatives feel tingly in their underpants.
This tragedy doesn't change the fact that the US government is filled with arguably some of the most violent psychotics on the face of the planet. It doesn't change the fact that Gulet Mohamed, a teenage American citizen, is being tortured and refused entry back into his country by the Obama administration--without any accusation of wrongdoing whatsoever. They slaughter innocents with drones, ruin lives with draconian drug war policies, spy on their citizens while insisting everything they do be completely secret, rack up debt, refuse to hold bankers accountable for defrauding much of the country and nearly driving us all to live in tent cities... should I go on? At best, it's an incompotent organization that is completely out-of-touch with the results of their decisions; at worst, it's pure fucking evil, like the Empire in Star Wars.
Violence is never an acceptable method of achieving political change. But there's something nearly as ugly as mindless submission like the kind in this blog post. I think I just vomited on my keyboard. I think Bill or Eli owe me a new one.
Eye witness accounts describe a "Caucasian male, approximately 40-50 years old with dark hair" accompanying Loughner, and may have given him a ride to the supermarket. The FBI is looking for this man, who they state "may have been connected to the murders".
Early in the Oklahoma City bombing case, the FBI was looking for a second man, described as John Doe 2. Police sketches of the man were released to the media. The FBI later admitted it had did not disclose evidence about informants who claimed Timothy McVeigh had additional accomplices. “Filings in the case also revealed the existence of at least four informants who were part of the Oklahoma City bombing investigation, including the one working undercover and another under an explicit confidentiality agreement". http://intelwire.egoplex.co/2006_03_30_exc…
Umar Farouk Abdul Mutallab, the "underwear" bomber was delivered to the airport and placed on the plane by a “sharp dressed man” who had influence with airport authorities. http://www.mlive.com/news/detroit/index.ss…
He was also suspiciously removed from a terror watch list prior to the flight. This event brought in the now popularized "naked body scanners" into our public airports. Former homeland security director Michael Chertoff made millions aggressively promoting the scanners, and consulting for OMI systems, the manufacturer of the scanners a year prior to the "underwear bombing".
Loughner probably was a lone nut, but there are already parallels to these other events that I have barley scratched the surface of. These are just two events where the official story is dubious under scrutiny, and the solution was pre-determined, not to mention countless others.
http://www.frumforum.com/did-pot-trigger-g…
http://www.clevelandleader.com/files/22206…
I guess the FBI undercover operation wanted a conviction this time.
Wasn't there a pattern of inducing crazy people to shoot cops up in Seattle last year ?
I still think the Judge was the real target.
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5010/533926…