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Interestingly....Redlands is a town that has been identified as a site for Syrian Refugee Settlement
Big drama back in October Op-Ed: The risks and costs of bringing ?Syrian? ?refugees? to America and Redlands |
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christianity can not be linked to terrorism in any way, regardless of the massive disproportion in violence between the two religions...if you repeat it 100x you will come to believe it :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh teflon christianity: no responsibility shalt stick to us, immune to guilt, oblivious to liability, we shall pretend we dindu nuffin' :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh christianity...religion of peace pffffffffffffft*(you can practically taste the smell) |
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oh what could you possibly do to stop that? http://cdn.meme.am/instances2/500x/3184580.jpg |
Aaaaaand my theory now has a little more evidence behind it:
San Bernardino Gunwoman Pledged Allegiance to ISIS, Officials Say "As investigators search for signs of a political or religious motivation for the massacre, the discovery of Ms. Malik?s Facebook posting has forced them to consider whether any radical impetus for it came from her more than from the husband" |
Workplace violence. What a cop out.
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Maybe this will be the impetus that forces Russia and the US to team up to pool resources in fighting ISIS....kinda like in WW2.
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It looks like they're mostly talking about the male shooter -- but I think the chick is the mastermind.
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Yep.
San Bernardino Wife Believed to Be Driving Force to Radicalism It makes me happy to be right, Röb. Of course, Röb, you may consider the wall street journal a faulty news source. And you may say, Röb, that I had only preliminary evidence and an incorrect picture to inspire that line of thought. Probably, Röb, you'll say either nothing, or some bullshit. Another prediction. Next time you want to jump in on some theorizing, or even some informed speculation, with a post about how great you are, ask yourself if you convinced anyone. |
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All of you need to keep in mind that as this was unfolding, it looked like a "violence in the workplace" kind of incident. As we learn more, it's becoming apparent this was some kind of terrorist related incident. However it's still strange being as terrorist attacks usually don't take place against someone's work place, but instead against a highly visible target where they can inflict large amounts of casualties - airports, convention centers, embassies, and similar targets.
Here is what I think happen... I think this man was mentally unstable to some degree, and his wife surely had a large amount of influence over him. His wife was most likely radicalized in the Middle East, and to a large extent so was he. I think they were planning some kind of a larger attack, but something at this party set him off - perhaps it was just the fact that he had to take part in a Christmas gathering. The had a target in mind, but quickly changed over to the party and were most likely on their way to the primary or original target when police caught up to them. |
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Anyone that thinks otherwise needs to remove their head from their ass. |
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I think this couple was moving in a bad direction and was planning something, but set off their plan pre-maturely and decided to take out his co-workers first. Either way these people are mentally ill. No one should want to take out dozens of innocent people who went to work that morning. |
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Someone on here said Islam is in its 12th century phase. That seems pretty apt. How to defend against it without giving away all our freedom? I wish to fuck I knew. |
Jtfc. Even BO has admitted it was an act of terrorism. Rochrads doubling down on being wrong because terrorists have never killed coworkers.
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