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Originally posted by FreedomEntered
My gut feeling and instinct is that he didnt do it. Afterall he was just a student. But I think that what happened is initially they started to investigate him, but then these other two suspects popped up... meanwhile a few calls are made from his wealthy saudi american family to the white house and then his freedom was sealed.
Originally posted by FreedomEntered
My gut feeling and instinct is that he didnt do it. Afterall he was just a student.
From what I read when it was first reported the Saudi kid was completely cooperative even giving the police permission to search his apartment. Strange behavior for someone who is guilty of something.
Originally posted by buster2010
Originally posted by NavyDoc
Originally posted by michaelmcclen
If you where a foreign national in a country that already semi hated your appearance and religion (stereotype), would you like to stick around after being fingered for a bomb plot...even after after you were cleared? **** no, I'd be on the first plane home.
common sense and logic here.
However, that is a voluntary leaving. We are talking about a deportation, being involuntarily expelled from a country.
There is no facts backing up the claim he is being deported. A person saying they heard something isn't fact just speculation. This is just more of the he's from the middle east so he must be guilty propaganda that FOX loves to spread.
If you believe he is guilty (at least of multiple murder) why not keep him for trial?
My gut: He is guilty Invoke National Security and deport this guy................FAST!
Originally posted by charles1952
reply to post by TauCetixeta
I'm curious if:If you believe he is guilty (at least of multiple murder) why not keep him for trial?
My gut: He is guilty Invoke National Security and deport this guy................FAST!
Even stranger for one who's being deported for terrorist activities, no?
CNN Breaking News @cnnbrk 6m
2 men scrutinized in #Boston Marathon photos no longer of high interest, source tells CNN. on.cnn.com...
Originally posted by Gazrok
reply to post by sad_eyed_lady
Whether he is guilty or innocent, he obviously had enough suspicion to warrant searching his place. Whether cleared or not, this guy needs to at least be kept here until the investigation is over...even if only for possible information he can provide. This rush to send him away only points to coverup...it makes no logical sense otherwise.
Originally posted by Gazrok
reply to post by sad_eyed_lady
Whether he is guilty or innocent, he obviously had enough suspicion to warrant searching his place. Whether cleared or not, this guy needs to at least be kept here until the investigation is over...even if only for possible information he can provide. This rush to send him away only points to coverup...it makes no logical sense otherwise.
TextThis morning, the New York Post published on its front page a photo of two spectators near the Boston Marathon finish line, one wearing a backpack and one with a duffel bag slung at his side, under the headline "BAG MEN." "Feds seek these two pictured at Boston Marathon," the giant subhead added. The two had nothing to do with the bombing. One of them, whose face is clearly shown on the front page, is a 17-year-old high-school runner. They were among the many bag-toting people whose images were being studied by the internet hive-mind yesterday, and there was no good reason to think they were the bombers. Yet there they were, on every newsstand in New York: "Feds seek these two." As it has been all week, the New York Post was wrong. And as it has all week, the Post denied being wrong. This afternoon—after the Post had run a story conceding that the two were not suspects—Col Allan, the paper's editor, issued a statement defending the front page:
The Post had previously identified an innocent Saudi as a suspect before it decided to put this brown-skinned teenager on the front page. The back-to-back focus on innocent people of non-European ancestry could imply that the Post is systematically hostile to nonwhite people, and that the paper's editors are so wedded to the notion that all Muslims are terrorists that they literally do not care which Muslim or "Muslim-looking" person they happen to be targeting on any particular day. We are not saying that Col Allan, motivated by bigotry, is intentionally trying to use the Post to stir up hostility against Muslims. We do not know that Col Allan is a racist. The evidence may suggest that he is a racist, but we are not saying that Col Allan is a racist.
Originally posted by Enonesohc
Originally posted by Gazrok
reply to post by sad_eyed_lady
Whether he is guilty or innocent, he obviously had enough suspicion to warrant searching his place. Whether cleared or not, this guy needs to at least be kept here until the investigation is over...even if only for possible information he can provide. This rush to send him away only points to coverup...it makes no logical sense otherwise.
My lawyers would be on national TV representing me for free (due to the immediate national coverage they would get) if the government held me after clearing me on terrorism charges. That makes sense to me.
The F.B.I. cleared him. If you can link to any evidence that he was somehow involved but released due to his ties that would be incredible.
Hannity radio program (currently on air) announced it will be updating this story during the radio show today.
Originally posted by Gazrok
reply to post by sad_eyed_lady
Whether he is guilty or innocent, he obviously had enough suspicion to warrant searching his place. Whether cleared or not, this guy needs to at least be kept here until the investigation is over...even if only for possible information he can provide. This rush to send him away only points to coverup...it makes no logical sense otherwise.
Again not just CNN but many news organizations said the fact this kid was detained or a suspect was a myth.
Again the two people being sought in connection with the attack are not this kid
Originally posted by Gazrok
reply to post by IAMTAT
Hannity radio program (currently on air) announced it will be updating this story during the radio show today.
Where he'll be forced to issue a retraction, no doubt.