Bom Boston deel 23 One year later

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Op vrijdag 23 mei 2014 17:41 schreef Copycat het volgende:
Ja, dat zal het inderdaad zijn.
Maar wat jij wil. Als jij zo'n geldverslindende, allesomvattende hoax-aanslag met daarop een geldverslindende, allesomvattende klopjacht op een onschuldig jongetje een logischer verhaal vindt dan het breed gedragen, ook in eigen omgeving van de verdachten, verhaal, dan is dat natuurlijk jouw goed recht.

Ik blijf me ondertussen afvragen wat het beoogde resultaat hiervan volgens de hoax-denkers zou kunnen zijn, hoe je dat realistisch zou beargumenteren. Maar dat ben ik.

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Op vrijdag 23 mei 2014 18:30 schreef El_Matador het volgende:

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Nee.

Nota bene uit Lavenderrs link vorige pagina:

His parents were not present; nothing new for Jahar at key moments in his life. They remained in Dagestan, telling reporters their sons are the victims of a massive conspiracy. His two sisters sat on benches nearby, one weeping. Some friends from Cambridge Rindge and Latin came to see him.

As the magistrate asked Jahar to plead to the first of the charges he faced, his high school friends expected to hear the Jahar they knew: the former wrestling team captain who knew how to speak respectfully, if sometimes disingenuously, to authorities.

But Jahar answered in a voice no one had ever heard from him before, speaking with the distinct accent of a new Russian immigrant.

“Not guilty,” he said firmly, over and over again.

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Op vrijdag 23 mei 2014 18:47 schreef El_Matador het volgende:

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Zijn daar livebeelden van?

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Op vrijdag 23 mei 2014 18:52 schreef El_Matador het volgende:

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He was also "just a normal American kid," as his friends described him, who liked soccer, hip-hop, girls; obsessed over The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones; and smoked a copious amount of weed.

Typische moslimterrorist, inderdaad.

When investigators finally gained access to the boat, they discovered a jihadist screed scrawled on its walls. In it, according­ to a 30-count indictment handed down in late June, Jahar appeared to take responsibility for the bombing, though he admitted he did not like killing innocent people. But "the U.S. government is killing our innocent civilians," he wrote, presumably referring to Muslims in Iraq and Afghanistan. "I can't stand to see such evil go unpunished....We Muslims are one body, you hurt one, you hurt us all," he continued, echoing a sentiment that is cited so frequently by Islamic militants that it has become almost cliché. Then he veered slightly from the standard script, writing a statement that left no doubt as to his loyalties: "Fuck America."

Foto's van dit "bewijs"?

Je laatste 18 uur zijn geslagen en je gaat met een mes een hele tekst in een boot krassen. Natuurlijk.

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Op vrijdag 23 mei 2014 18:56 schreef El_Matador het volgende:

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Ik ben bezig.

Tamerlan, known to his American friends as "Tim," was a talented boxer who'd once aspired to represent the United States in the Olympics.
His little brother, Jahar, had earned a scholarship to the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and was thinking about becoming an engineer, or a nurse, or maybe a dentist his focus changed all the time. They were Muslim, yes, but they were also American especially Jahar, who became a naturalized U.S. citizen on September 11th, 2012.


Typische terroristen.

Tamerlan, whom we now know was on multiple U.S. and Russian watch lists prior to 2013, though neither the FBI nor the CIA could find a reason to investigate him further

Ah, toch niet "geradicaliseerd"?

Jahar, however, was on no one's watch list. To the contrary, after several months of interviews with friends, teachers and coaches still reeling from the shock, what emerges is a portrait of a boy who glided through life, showing virtually no signs of anger, let alone radical political ideology or any kind of deeply felt religious beliefs.

En z'n broertje ook al niet...

Pagina 5:

On the afternoon of April 18th, Robel Phillipos, a friend of Jahar's from Cambridge as well as from UMass Dartmouth, was watching the news on campus and talking on the phone with Dias. He told Dias, who was in his car, to turn on the TV when he got home. One of the bombers, he said, looked like Jahar. Like most of their friends, Dias thought it was a coincidence and texted Jahar that he looked like one of the suspects on television. "Lol," Jahar wrote back, casually. He told his friend not to text him anymore. "I'm about to leave," he wrote. "If you need something in my room, take it."
3 dagen na de bomaanslag, 1 dag voor de achtervolging.

Typische terrorist.

A month or so after the bombing, I am sitting on Alyssa's back deck with a group of Jahar's friends. It's a lazy Sunday in May, and the media onslaught has died down a bit; the FBI, though, is still searching for the source of the brothers' "radicalization," and Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, capitalizing on the situation, has put Tamerlan, dressed in his crisp, white Saturday Night Fever shirt and aviator shades, in the pages of its most recent Inspire. Jahar has a growing and surprisingly brazen fan club #FreeJahar and tens of thousands of new Twitter followers, despite the fact that he hasn't tweeted since before his arrest.

Ze zijn nog steeds op zoek naar bewijs.

Nou, waarom waren deze twee prima geintegreerde jongens precies "terroristen"?

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Op zaterdag 24 mei 2014 03:31 schreef Summers het volgende:

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Van horen zeggen uit de mond van de verdachte autoriteiten , het is geen feit dat hij dat allemaal heeft gedaan of gezegt .