FBI Arrests Man in Connection to Pipe Bombs

originally posted by: neo96

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: neo96

I am curious whom he voted for and how he was even allowed to vote in Florida with felony convictions.

Me too.

Being a 'registered republican' and all.

REPUBLICAN voter fraud!!!

i guess all the theories of dems were behind the bombs because of election are all bunk and were all bullshlit....all bullshlit from a bunch of bullshliters

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: theantediluvian

So an immigrant from the Philippines with a long criminal history, including felonies, a personal vehicle described as the meme mobile and a twitter account where he follows 23 people, all left wing democrats etc.

Yeah nothing fishy there.

Lets just stop asking questions, open our mouths up wide and swallow everything the media says right down.

We should be grateful the government has all this figured out and can deliver it on a platter.

originally posted by: Blarneystoner

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: Blarneystoner

Those were all in response to the lefts calls for violence.

You're taking it out of context.

Nope.... you're being deliberately obtuse.

Please cite one example of a call for violence from a Democratic leader... one. I'll wait.

Clearly Elizabeth Warren declared war on the Native American people with her "obtuse" (whatever tf that means) claims that she is an Indian.

That Swedish looking wench might have just sparked the new civil war.

a reply to: DanteGaland

They act like because the bombs didn't go off everything is A.O.K.

The ridiculousness of it all makes me sick.

a reply to: Identified

his voting should have been revoked.

Yep!

No voting.

No gunz.

No kidding.

The prosecutor should be fired.

originally posted by: odzeandennz
i guess all the theories of dems were behind the bombs because of election are all bunk and were all bullshlit....all bullshlit from a bunch of bullshliters

It's okay we still got the GOP funding the migrant caravan to look forward too.

a reply to: DanteGaland

In Florida?

SWING state.

Try another funny.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: CriticalStinker

Really? Seems pretty straight up obvious to me. Right wind nut job.

Maybe he can share a cell with left wing nut job James Hodgkinson.

Together they can start a cable news network.

ETA: just remembered that one didn't make it to a cell. So much for the new channel.

originally posted by: Ahabstar
a reply to: neo96

In Florida, convicted felons cannot vote, hold office or serve on jury duty.

Right, they're one of three states where convicted felons cannot vote. Washington Examiner says...

Bomb suspect Cesar Sayoc registered as Republican for 2016 election, has long criminal record

Sayoc is a registered Republican in Florida who last voted this year, according to the nexis database. He registered as a GOP voter 11 days before the 2016 Florida primary and early-voted in Miami-Dade County in the 2018 midterm elections.

In 2002, he was charged with making a bomb threat in Miami-Dade County where he was sentenced to one year of probation. The charge was withheld by prosecutors as a felony, so following completion of probation in 2003, it was dismissed.

In 2013, Sayoc was charged with battery and third-degree grand theft, which is a felony. He pleaded guilty in 2014 and was sentenced to probation.

He pleaded guilty in 2013 though. I wonder if it was actually to a misdemeanor?

I am surprised he didn't send one to Hogg.

Being a fellow Floridian.

Mebbe dey shouldn't let felons own bembs.

^_^

Look for someone in his life who seems out of place. Someone who wouldn't normally be hanging around with such a crazy cat. From The Intercept:

Osmakac was 25 years old on January 7, 2012, when he filmed what the FBI and the U.S. Department of Justice would later call a “martyrdom video.” He was also broke and struggling with mental illness.

After recording this video in a rundown Days Inn in Tampa, Florida, Osmakac prepared to deliver what he thought was a car bomb to a popular Irish bar. According to the government, Osmakac was a dangerous, lone-wolf terrorist who would have bombed the Tampa bar, then headed to a local casino where he would have taken hostages, before finally detonating his suicide vest once police arrived.

But if Osmakac was a terrorist, he was only one in his troubled mind and in the minds of ambitious federal agents. The government could not provide any evidence that he had connections to international terrorists. He didn’t have his own weapons. He didn’t even have enough money to replace the dead battery in his beat-up, green 1994 Honda Accord.

Osmakac was the target of an elaborately orchestrated FBI sting that involved a paid informant, as well as FBI agents and support staff working on the setup for more than three months. The FBI provided all of the weapons seen in Osmakac’s martyrdom video. The bureau also gave Osmakac the car bomb he allegedly planned to detonate, and even money for a taxi so he could get to where the FBI needed him to go. Osmakac was a deeply disturbed young man, according to several of the psychiatrists and psychologists who examined him before trial. He became a “terrorist” only after the FBI provided the means, opportunity and final prodding necessary to make him one.

See any parallels here?

How the FBI Created a Terrorist

a reply to: Lysergic

No, I'm not ecstatic. I could have predicted this was a lunatic in the dark

don't you understand finally ALL OF YOU PEOPLE

THATS WHY POLITICIANS AVOID TRUMP KIND OF TALK

When are you folks EVER going to learn the simplest of a lesson

Just ask yourself what you would be saying IF Obama spoke like Trump

If Obama said he was happy a reporter got the body slammed

or any of the other violent speech that comes from Trump

Just HONESTLY ( if that's possible) ask yourself that question

Look into your inner self, your honest self

Not the political dogma self

originally posted by: Lysergic

originally posted by: odzeandennz
i guess all the theories of dems were behind the bombs because of election are all bunk and were all bullshlit....all bullshlit from a bunch of bullshliters

It's okay we still got the GOP funding the migrant caravan to look forward too.

oh you mean Soros, the barely billionaire who seem to be behind everything and has an ability to be in 5 places at once according to conservative mentalists....

a reply to: theantediluvian

In 2013, Sayoc was charged with battery and third-degree grand theft,which is a felony.

Was that confusing?

www.mynews13.com... apparently he was not registred to vote until 2016, which as others have said he was a felon and should not have been able to?

Despite living in Florida since at least 90's, records show Cesar Sayoc did not register to vote until March 2016, the year Trump was running for President. Sayoc is a registered Republican since that time. @MyNews13 @BN9

and

12:36 p.m. President Trump congratulated law enforcement for the quick arrest of Cesar Sayoc Jr. and reiterated his statement from earlier this week that Americans must come together. "We must show the world that we are united together in peace and love and harmony as fellow American citizens." 12:30 p.m. Law enforcement is now identifying the man as Cesar Sayoc Jr., 56, of Aventura, Florida. Records show he has a lengthy criminal history.

so this seems really really odd

a reply to: neo96

Felony Disenfranchisment doesn't necessarily mean he can't vote. It says he is registered in Florida and Florida requires individual petitions to receive rights back after a felony conviction. In many other states, rights are renewed after 2 years of whatever supervision on is placed under, whether that be incarceration, parole, or probation.

A2D

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: neo96

I am curious whom he voted for and how he was even allowed to vote in Florida with felony convictions.

The other suspect part is where he lived. In Debbie Wassermann Schulz district and in Broward County, where Sheriff Scott Israel is.

Still there is something weird about this.

There is a whole lot of 'weird' about this.
This guy clearly wanted to be caught quickly...he left clues and evidence everywhere and advertised himself in plain sight during an intense manhunt.

originally posted by: Ahabstar
a reply to: neo96

In Florida, convicted felons cannot vote, hold office or serve on jury duty.

That is assuming they did a thorough background check. Given that Florida did not run checks on anyone they gave concealed carry permits to for over three years, is this really all that surprising?