The Boston Marathon Bombing

Shit, this seems to be just a suspicion of some kind. Don't you think it's a little early for a judgement call like this?

If the reports are true, no. The older brother posted Islamic extremist videos, he spent some time in a region that breeds terrorists, and he and his brother set off crude bombs at a major sporting event. I don't think it's a little early. I'm not exactly going out on a limb here.

If I'm wrong, then I'm wrong. I won't simply pretend I was right all along like some other folks...

You don't know the details... but you know they did it on purpose.

They reported it on the news right after he was taken into custody, something about a new federal procedure. I didn't catch all of it, but the gist was that the lack of rights-reading was intentional.
 
Non sequitur. She evaded. Done. Stop crying.

No, you don't get to redefine "evasion" to suit your needs. It doesn't fly here, sorry.

Yes: it's called a complete answer, down my way.

Think about what you're saying. "Not to my knowledge" is never a complete answer? Seriously?

You've already admitted you're only complaining because you're jaded. It really has nothing to do with her answer.

Sorry to have impugned the character of your girlfriend.

Really, dude? That's where you're taking this?

I had no idea you looked up to me so much. Will you be able to get through? It's always darkest before the dawn.

It has nothing to do with looking up to you. I, and others, believed you to be smarter and more rational than this.

Sorry: you can't make the jump from suspect to judgement. What, exactly, do you think "judgement" means?

What do you think judgment means?

1. an act or instance of judging.
2. the ability to judge, make a decision, or form an opinion objectively, authoritatively, and wisely, especially in matters affecting action; good sense; discretion: a man of sound judgment.
3. the demonstration or exercise of such ability or capacity: The major was decorated for the judgment he showed under fire.
4. the forming of an opinion, estimate, notion, or conclusion, as from circumstances presented to the mind: Our judgment as to the cause of his failure must rest on the evidence.
5. the opinion formed: He regretted his hasty judgment.

You can't have a suspicion that isn't a notion, estimate, conclusion, or opinion, Mr. Wishy-Washy. It doesn't work that way. If you instead meant to say you see him being deported as a possibility, then that's different...but that's not what you said.

That would be mischaracterization of your argument, not your person.

That's obviously what I meant, Geoff. Sorry for the confusion, and thanks for admitting that you were guilty of it.

Just for laughs, which point am I meant to have strawmanned?

Are you blind? I've already pointed it out. I'm not playing this game with you.

Whoops! Don't play the innocent if you're going to pull this nearly simultaneously.

Innocent of what? You asked me to show you where you were lacking integrity, and I showed you. Deal with it.

And since when Kremmen is the 'resident crank'? Oh, sure: he's the terror of the forums for this kind of stuff. Like Happeh on acid.

I said he's the thread's resident crank. When he makes posts saying the police couldn't have caught the suspect because one officer jumped over an unlocked fence, and blindly accusing them of shooting someone's "couch," as well as forwarding the notions that you're subscribing to, he makes himself out to be a crank.

But you're right; you are making a far better case for that mantle than he is.

Making up sources is journalistic fraud. I don't think I really need to tell you this.

Who said they're making up sources? Where did you get that idea?
 
If the reports are true, no. The older brother posted Islamic extremist videos, he spent some time in a region that breeds terrorists, and he and his brother set off crude bombs at a major sporting event. I don't think it's a little early. I'm not exactly going out on a limb here.

No, you don't get to redefine what's reasonable and what's speculative here, no. Not when you've spent the majority of your effort on this thread carrying on like you're searching for an imaginary wild hair that you insist on telling everyone about.

They reported it on the news right after he was taken into custody, something about a new federal procedure. I didn't catch all of it, but the gist was that the lack of rights-reading was intentional.

No backup = crank, by your lights. Sorry about that.

No, you don't get to redefine "evasion" to suit your needs. It doesn't fly here, sorry.

It isn't even remotely like that, but it's not a thing you really understand. I like that you cast me as your superior in some of our previous needless arguments - in every case fulminated by you. It flies. It really does. But, more to the point, to say that you have no conception of the issues being discussed would - almost literally - give a sense of false subjectivity to the word "no".

Think about what you're saying. "Not to my knowledge" is never a complete answer? Seriously?

No, it is not a complete answer in this fucking case. Are you seriously trying to tell me you have no idea of the difference between specific instance and generalized rule? "Oh, well what Geoff really meant was that it never is a complete answer. It never is, that's what he was saying. That's why I'm so riled up!" Because, you see, Napolitano must, as the Homeland Security Secretary, have only a passing familiarity with every aspect of this guy's relation or non-relation to the crime. That's why she doesn't fucking know. I get it! Because she only stepped into the job last week, and really, she thought it was about stenography. "Think about what you're saying". Yeah, I like that phrase. That's a very pertinent phrase, right now.

You've already admitted you're only complaining because you're jaded. It really has nothing to do with her answer.

Fuck that shit from the word "go", kid. I'm discussing, you semi-literate chimpanzee, because skeptical. If you don't know the difference between "jaded" and "skeptical", don't use them in a sentence. Just don't.

Really, dude? That's where you're taking this?

Beats feeling around for the appropriate surfer-venue parlance. I haven't even bothered to scan up to see what this sentence is meant to refer to, because frankly I couldn't be arsed to do so. I'm content to only conceive of the incredible non-meaning it must impart to this discussion, so much so that I actually prefer to let it take flight in the imagination like a flock of pigeons, eating trash and casting deluges of pale speckled shit onto the blog-o-sphere. That's what your commentary means to me.

It has nothing to do with looking up to you. I, and others, believed you to be smarter and more rational than this.

And here's another thing: that you're compelled, somehow, to treat every sarcastic comment as somehow so inimical to your personality that you have to lever it up into a defense of your own - admittedly modest - self-worth. Fuck me, am I arguing with a teenager here? Put your daddy on the line. Tell him you've been using the intertubes for the bad medicine again, Daddy.

What do you think judgment means?

1. an act or instance of judging.
2. the ability to judge, make a decision, or form an opinion objectively, authoritatively, and wisely, especially in matters affecting action; good sense; discretion: a man of sound judgment.
3. the demonstration or exercise of such ability or capacity: The major was decorated for the judgment he showed under fire.
4. the forming of an opinion, estimate, notion, or conclusion, as from circumstances presented to the mind: Our judgment as to the cause of his failure must rest on the evidence.
5. the opinion formed: He regretted his hasty judgment.

I bolded the relevant parts for you, not that I think it will help much. But good job, Poindexter: a decision. A finality. A binary selection. Do you goddamn get the distinction between that and a suspicion or opinion yet? The answer is right fucking there. How stupid do you have to be to miss this?

You can't have a suspicion that isn't a notion, estimate, conclusion, or opinion, Mr. Wishy-Washy. It doesn't work that way. If you instead meant to say you see him being deported as a possibility, then that's different...but that's not what you said.

Unfortunately for you, suspicion is not synonymous with all the above definitions. At best you can get notion, maybe even estimate, but the unfortunate failing of your half-assed synthesis is that I haven't even made a goddamned estimate of the situation yet, you half-educated sycophant. Let me spell this out to you: I'm not your underpaid English teacher with an afternoon 'drinksy' problem, or your equally intellectually obtuse mommy. I'm not paid to walk "JDawg" through his series of maudlin, teen-angst-fueled rage-against-someone's-machine, mommy-didn't-love-me-enough-to-see-I-was-always right personality issues. Sure sure: suspicion is decision, and conclusion, on your end of the screen. Not on everyone else's, but not everyone else has your sense of emotional entitlement.

Innocent of what? You asked me to show you where you were lacking integrity, and I showed you.

And of any of the absurd miscreant comments to come out of this bar-none absurdly pithy 'discussion' - largely consisting of you demanding I hold up your semi-intellectual dartboard - this has to be the most stupid. "I showed you where you didn't live up to being my daddy, and now you deal with it!" I'd ask if you could possibly be serious, but I fucking know you are being serious, because you're utterly, indisputably, SF's biggest and most malodorous twat. No, really. At the least the philosophical fascists and the outright lunatics have the decency to frame their bullshit in some kind of refutable manner, instead of weaseling around every point with the dexterity of a child abuser chasing adolescent dick. So where? Where is it, asshole? Where's this to be found, this post where you a-showed me my un-integritee n'such? Where'd this happen? Jesus, do you have the emotional honesty to do that much? Or is this whole thing going to end in another frustrated plea for the attention you didn't get, like trying to force people to run a rat maze that you've yanked the cheese out of?

I end this way:

Who said they're making up sources? Where did you get that idea?

.... did. You. Even. READ the fucking link? When they say they have sources claiming these things, it means they have sources claiming these things. If they don't really have such sources, that's journalistic fraud. As dense as you clearly must be, you cannot possibly be so stupid as to have missed that most essential fact, unless you've chosen to take up your favourite windmilling lance without doing the tiniest bit of effort reading through the argument. Which, I guess, actually is believable in your case. What, do you work at the Blaze and are desperately hoping to fend off allegations by leaning on the thin veneer of your - arguable - personality? I wouldn't count too hard on that one.

Fuck you very much,

Geoff
 
I just realized something here: did you actually change your SF moniker from the laughable "JDawg" to - almost unbelievably - to a dragon from Game of Thrones?

Nothing I've written about you so far could possibly be more demeaning than that. Was I really discussing things with you? Holy shit. Before you meet up with the rest of your Steampunk clan, do you call each other so that you don't all end up wearing the same stripey black sweater? I can imagine how that would be a little embarrassing.
 
Fuck you very much,

Geoff

Woah. :eek:



I just realized something here: did you actually change your SF moniker from the laughable "JDawg" to - almost unbelievably - to a dragon from Game of Thrones?

Nothing I've written about you so far could possibly be more demeaning than that. Was I really discussing things with you? Holy shit. Before you meet up with the rest of your Steampunk clan, do you call each other so that you don't all end up wearing the same stripey black sweater? I can imagine how that would be a little embarrassing.

Hey, easy on that one. I'm a fan too. :eek:

Besides, what does Game of Thrones have to do with Steampunk? And there are a wide variety of costumes in Steampunk.
 
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No, you don't get to redefine what's reasonable and what's speculative here, no. Not when you've spent the majority of your effort on this thread carrying on like you're searching for an imaginary wild hair that you insist on telling everyone about.

Don't think I haven't noted that you're merely sounding the alarm rather than actually explaining how my conclusion is unreasonable. I've also noted the false dichotomy you've constructed between "reasonable" and "speculative," as if they're mutually exclusive.

At any rate, I haven't redefined anything. Reputable news agencies have reported the items that would lead anyone to believe that the attacks are related to Islamic fundamentalism.

No backup = crank, by your lights. Sorry about that.

No backup? I was correcting her to the best of my knowledge. Besides, I'm right. Go look it up. I believe Bells provided a link.

It isn't even remotely like that,

Yes it is. You got called out on some ignorant BS, and now you're trying to change the rules. It's typical crank behavior.

No, it is not a complete answer in this fucking case. Are you seriously trying to tell me you have no idea of the difference between specific instance and generalized rule? "Oh, well what Geoff really meant was that it never is a complete answer. It never is, that's what he was saying. That's why I'm so riled up!" Because, you see, Napolitano must, as the Homeland Security Secretary, have only a passing familiarity with every aspect of this guy's relation or non-relation to the crime. That's why she doesn't fucking know. I get it! Because she only stepped into the job last week, and really, she thought it was about stenography. "Think about what you're saying". Yeah, I like that phrase. That's a very pertinent phrase, right now.

If by "in this case," you mean "whenever it's a politician," then okay, but it's still not discriminating enough to make you look any better. Did we already forget your rationale for your "skepticism," (which we later learned wasn't skepticism at all, but outright disbelief in the official story, and belief in an alternative, crank-based story) in the first place?

you said:
Or, more generally: No, I don't trust a bunch of rich bastards, because I know better. And no, I don't trust officials - elected or otherwise - because I know better.

Yeah..."In this case" my ass.

Fuck that shit from the word "go", kid. I'm discussing, you semi-literate chimpanzee, because skeptical. If you don't know the difference between "jaded" and "skeptical", don't use them in a sentence. Just don't.

Wow! Hit a nerve, huh?

To quote you again:

because I know better.[/b] And no, I don't trust officials - elected or otherwise - because I know better.

Jaded.

And you're not skeptical. You've already said you suspect that he is being deported, meaning that you've already decided that Napolitano is lying.

Beats feeling around for the appropriate surfer-venue parlance. I haven't even bothered to scan up to see what this sentence is meant to refer to, because frankly I couldn't be arsed to do so. I'm content to only conceive of the incredible non-meaning it must impart to this discussion, so much so that I actually prefer to let it take flight in the imagination like a flock of pigeons, eating trash and casting deluges of pale speckled shit onto the blog-o-sphere. That's what your commentary means to me.

Yes yes, you can't be bothered, yet you're red-faced and beating your chest like a gorilla. I've never met anyone who could be apathetic so angrily. :rolleyes:

And here's another thing: that you're compelled, somehow, to treat every sarcastic comment as somehow so inimical to your personality that you have to lever it up into a defense of your own - admittedly modest - self-worth. Fuck me, am I arguing with a teenager here? Put your daddy on the line. Tell him you've been using the intertubes for the bad medicine again, Daddy.

Wow. How embarrassed must you be to reduce yourself to this?

Honestly, I started this just to correct the error in your thinking, not to give you a heart attack. It's okay, Geoff, nobody in your real life has to know about this. No reason to burst blood vessels over it.

I bolded the relevant parts for you, not that I think it will help much. But good job, Poindexter: a decision. A finality. A binary selection. Do you goddamn get the distinction between that and a suspicion or opinion yet? The answer is right fucking there. How stupid do you have to be to miss this?

I don't know whether I should be more surprised by your desperation, or your knack for getting the meaning of words wrong. Here, I'll play the highlight game as well.

1. an act or instance of judging.
2. the ability to judge, make a decision, or form an opinion objectively, authoritatively, and wisely, especially in matters affecting action; good sense; discretion: a man of sound judgment.
3. the demonstration or exercise of such ability or capacity: The major was decorated for the judgment he showed under fire.
4. the forming of an opinion, estimate, notion, or conclusion, as from circumstances presented to the mind: Our judgment as to the cause of his failure must rest on the evidence.
5. the opinion formed: He regretted his hasty judgment.

Of course, "conclusion" and "decision" are not antonyms of "suspicion." In fact, "believe" is listed as a synonym of "suspect." And as I noted before, one cannot believe something while also withholding that belief in lieu of more information, and to "suspect" something is to believe it.

Bottom line is that you can't do both. Clearly, you were simply giving lip service to reserving your judgment. You made that clear when you outright said you suspected a different theory to be true, as well as when you admitted that you simply disbelieve officials--elected or otherwise--because of your past experience. (jaded, remember?)

Unfortunately for you, suspicion is not synonymous with all the above definitions. At best you can get notion, maybe even estimate, but the unfortunate failing of your half-assed synthesis is that I haven't even made a goddamned estimate of the situation yet, you half-educated sycophant. Let me spell this out to you: I'm not your underpaid English teacher with an afternoon 'drinksy' problem, or your equally intellectually obtuse mommy. I'm not paid to walk "JDawg" through his series of maudlin, teen-angst-fueled rage-against-someone's-machine, mommy-didn't-love-me-enough-to-see-I-was-always right personality issues. Sure sure: suspicion is decision, and conclusion, on your end of the screen. Not on everyone else's, but not everyone else has your sense of emotional entitlement.

But you've done exactly what you say you haven't. Suspecting something means believing it. It's really that simple, Geoff. All the crotch-grabbing and shit-flinging isn't going to change that. I know you'll hope it distracts from that, but that's the best you can do at this point. Well, short of admitting your error, and the ill-considered choice to stick to your guns, and apologize for being a dick. But I'm trying to be realistic here.

And of any of the absurd miscreant comments to come out of this bar-none absurdly pithy 'discussion' - largely consisting of you demanding I hold up your semi-intellectual dartboard - this has to be the most stupid. "I showed you where you didn't live up to being my daddy, and now you deal with it!" I'd ask if you could possibly be serious, but I fucking know you are being serious, because you're utterly, indisputably, SF's biggest and most malodorous twat. No, really. At the least the philosophical fascists and the outright lunatics have the decency to frame their bullshit in some kind of refutable manner, instead of weaseling around every point with the dexterity of a child abuser chasing adolescent dick. So where? Where is it, asshole? Where's this to be found, this post where you a-showed me my un-integritee n'such? Where'd this happen? Jesus, do you have the emotional honesty to do that much? Or is this whole thing going to end in another frustrated plea for the attention you didn't get, like trying to force people to run a rat maze that you've yanked the cheese out of?

I have to admit, short of Bells comparing me to a mass-murderer, I've never seen this big a display of "HOLY SHIT I BIT OFF MORE THAN I CAN CHEW QUICK LOOK AT THIS EXPLOSION OVER HERE LOUD NOISES SPARKS BIG COLORS OMG I GOTTA GET OUTTA HERE!!!!" on the forum before. Quite a dazzling display. None of it is relevant, of course, and, as usual, the one sentence dedicated to the topic fails to support your claim.

I end this way:



.... did. You. Even. READ the fucking link? When they say they have sources claiming these things, it means they have sources claiming these things. If they don't really have such sources, that's journalistic fraud. As dense as you clearly must be, you cannot possibly be so stupid as to have missed that most essential fact, unless you've chosen to take up your favourite windmilling lance without doing the tiniest bit of effort reading through the argument. Which, I guess, actually is believable in your case. What, do you work at the Blaze and are desperately hoping to fend off allegations by leaning on the thin veneer of your - arguable - personality? I wouldn't count too hard on that one.

So let me get this straight: The only possible outcome of them claiming they have sources saying X when X isn't true is that they made up the source? It couldn't possibly be that their sources are full of shit?

Seriously, take a breath, or a pill, or whatever it is you use to come down from your internet tough guy rage, and think.

I just realized something here: did you actually change your SF moniker from the laughable "JDawg" to - almost unbelievably - to a dragon from Game of Thrones?

Actually, it's a dragon from A Song of Ice and Fire, the fantasy series from which the TV show Game of Thrones is adapted.

Nothing I've written about you so far could possibly be more demeaning than that.

There are people who have named their children after characters in the books. Adopting one as a screen name on an anonymous internet forum is pretty mild by comparison.

At any rate, you've only demeaned yourself with what you've written in this, and other posts. This is a pretty gross side of you on display here. I'm pretty sure I could adopt the name of a unicorn and feel better about it than you should about this world-class tantrum you've thrown.

Was I really discussing things with you?

At the beginning, yes. But not recently. Once you realized you were in over your head, you started behaving like a troll.

Holy shit. Before you meet up with the rest of your Steampunk clan, do you call each other so that you don't all end up wearing the same stripey black sweater? I can imagine how that would be a little embarrassing.

Stripey black sweater? I'm afraid I'm not as up on my steampunk references as you. Who wears stripey black sweaters?

And ASoIaF isn't steampunk, but you knew that already.
 
Stripey black sweater? I'm afraid I'm not as up on my steampunk references as you. Who wears stripey black sweaters?

And ASoIaF isn't steampunk, but you knew that already.

Yeah, I don't know why he wrote that.
 
Okay... Mod Note

GeoffP


Consider this a public warning. If you continue, I will issue you with an infraction.

So dial it back about 10 notches, calm down, walk away and don't return to the thread until you can post without comparing people to paedophiles, amongst the many insults you regurgitated in that post, including insulting his mother...:mad:
 
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I would think the fbi are covering up there back sides here yet again. They probably radicalised these people if not at least one of them.

I reckon this is how fbi create terrorists.

1) They target like a million people worldwide
2) They radicalise them into hating america
3) They try and make as many of these get angry enough to want to harm americans by guns or violence
4) When and if those people do want that, the fbi get acceptance from higher up, to see if they use this person to actually blow up stuff or shoot people, or they use him or her to say look we caught terrorists. Most of these people they stop before they do anything, but still say precrime.

5) I reckon they set up these people ready to go, and then get orders maybe from highest levels of the fbi to either let it become real terror act or indeed pretend they caught a terrorist and claim they stopped a mass murderer.

But the fbi have planned these people, and shoved them severely into doing these acts of terror often. Not all of them are radicalised by the fbi in america but alot of them are, and i reckon the fbi probably have a list of a million people they are destroying trying to get there next mass murderer going. You see most people do nothing, but they know they can get someone they can use.

But like i say on this one i reckon the fbi radicalized at least one of them. They knew what they where doing and planning. Then these people get the go ahead from highest levels of fbi, whether to let it become a real terror act or pretend they caught someone planning something.

I reckon thats what happened here, and thats how fbi create these so called acts. Not all of them, also they stop most acts, but i reckon on this they where told to let it become a real act.

Remember people the fbi are americas version of mi5. The fbi are not police, they are an intel agency.

The reason why i wrote this, is that someone out there will not fall for there rubbish traps. These people are beyond evil, and they use and destroy anyone they want. If your being targeted at all by the fbi, make sure you do not do what they want.
 
Sigh.

The cranks and loons have unfortunately chased most of the rational folks from the thread, but I really wish we could have had a discussion about the wisdom of locking the city of Boston down during the manhunt.
 
Sigh.

The cranks and loons have unfortunately chased most of the rational folks from the thread, but I really wish we could have had a discussion about the wisdom of locking the city of Boston down during the manhunt.

I wrote that from personal experience. I am one of those being targeted, and i reckon the fbi probably have at least a million people they are targeting like me.

I wrote that above so someone else does not do what they want. These people are destroying lifes desperate for these sorts of reactions from people worldwide.
 
CNN said:
The surviving suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings suffered an injury to his throat and may not be able to talk, a federal official told CNN on Saturday,...The government has invoked the public safety exception, a designation that allows investigators to question the teen without reading him his Miranda rights and without a lawyer present

There was an exchange of over 200 rounds of gunfire, there were improvised explosive devices, and handmade hand grenades thrown at the officers at the scene...Tamerlan Tsarnaev ran out of ammunition during the shootout and was tackled by officers...He was wearing explosives and a triggering device when he died...the younger brother drives over his brother and drags him a short distance down the street

He basically stuck his head under the tarp, noticed a pool of blood...Henneberry called 911...We were also watching him with a thermal imaging camera in our helicopter. He was weakened by blood loss -- injured last night, most likely."

A gunfight ensued, with more than 20 rounds fired

http://www.cnn.com/2013/04/20/us/boston-attack/index.html

OK. I saw one bullet hole in the dead brother. The gaping wound in his side may have been from a bullet or from being dragged by the car. The pic only showed one side of him so I cant comment on the face/shoulder injuries on the opposite side.

The younger brothers pic didnt show a blood soaked shirt (at least on the front side) but there was blood on his face I am guessing from his throat wound.

200+ bullets and 3 hits? None of them kill shots? Its like a bad tv movie.

The lockdown.

The parameter was set up and 1 1/2 blocks off target. Thats a big miss when considering the SUV was dumped 5 or 6 blocks from where the brother died with officers in pursuit. The fact that they never expanded the parameter shows a lack of insight. It is rather embarrassing that within 30 mins of the lockdown lift, a citizen finds the teen and makes a visual. The helicopter couldnt see the torn shrinkwrap?

These two did not have an escape plan or they wouldnt have been hijacking people and forcing ATM withdrawls. They knew the dead brother was out of ammo and there are no tales of shots being fired from the fleeing suv or while he was running. And with heat sensor location on the suspect in the boat, another 20 shots fired without hitting him?

Then they decide to negotiate his surrender? Whoa.
 
Sigh.

The cranks and loons have unfortunately chased most of the rational folks from the thread, but I really wish we could have had a discussion about the wisdom of locking the city of Boston down during the manhunt.

I don't think that is unusual. There was a guy with guns and explosives running around and shutting down the city meant that he could not use public transport for the hours it was shut down to escape and it also kept people off the street and safe in their homes.

By all accounts, there were explosives dropped and thrown out onto the road and the fear was that he would catch a train or bus and escape the area. Hence people were told to stay indoors, away from windows and doors and off the roads so the police could conduct a proper search without having to account for people out on the street. The risk to the public would have been far greater had they not shut it down.
 
The younger brothers pic didnt show a blood soaked shirt (at least on the front side) but there was blood on his face I am guessing from his throat wound.

200+ bullets and 3 hits? None of them kill shots? Its like a bad tv movie.

Yeah, 200+ bullets in the dark while explosives are being thrown. They're lucky they hit anything.

The lockdown.

The parameter was set up and 1 1/2 blocks off target. Thats a big miss when considering the SUV was dumped 5 or 6 blocks from where the brother died with officers in pursuit. The fact that they never expanded the parameter shows a lack of insight.

What insight would that be, exactly? What insight would have allowed them to expand the search perimeter?

It is rather embarrassing that within 30 mins of the lockdown lift, a citizen finds the teen and makes a visual.

How is it embarrassing?

The helicopter couldnt see the torn shrinkwrap?

It's not shrinkwrap. It's an opaque canvas tarp.

These two did not have an escape plan or they wouldnt have been hijacking people and forcing ATM withdrawls. They knew the dead brother was out of ammo and there are no tales of shots being fired from the fleeing suv or while he was running. And with heat sensor location on the suspect in the boat, another 20 shots fired without hitting him?

About 20 shots fired between them. The suspect was shooting too. Nobody was hit on either side. Considering he was lying down in a boat, which was raised up off the ground, it's not surprising. Had he been standing up, he would be dead now.
 
I don't think that is unusual.

A whole city was told to stay indoors. That's never happened before.

There was a guy with guns and explosives running around and shutting down the city meant that he could not use public transport for the hours it was shut down to escape and it also kept people off the street and safe in their homes.

I don't have a problem with shutting down public transport, I have a problem with forcing people to lock themselves in their homes.

By all accounts, there were explosives dropped and thrown out onto the road and the fear was that he would catch a train or bus and escape the area. Hence people were told to stay indoors, away from windows and doors and off the roads so the police could conduct a proper search without having to account for people out on the street. The risk to the public would have been far greater had they not shut it down.

It's not that I don't understand the rationale, it's that I don't think it's necessary to force everyone in an entire city to lock themselves indoors. It was exactly the kind of chaos that a terrorist would be looking to cause. You don't find it to be a nice incentive for scumbags trying to make a scene? The police have to account for innocent people all the time, I don't know why we needed to keep them all locked up this time around. I understand there was a danger, but I think it's overkill.
 
I would think the fbi are covering up there back sides here yet again. They probably radicalised these people if not at least one of them.

I reckon this is how fbi create terrorists.

1) They target like a million people worldwide
2) They radicalise them into hating america
3) They try and make as many of these get angry enough to want to harm americans by guns or violence
4) When and if those people do want that, the fbi get acceptance from higher up, to see if they use this person to actually blow up stuff or shoot people, or they use him or her to say look we caught terrorists. Most of these people they stop before they do anything, but still say precrime.

5) I reckon they set up these people ready to go, and then get orders maybe from highest levels of the fbi to either let it become real terror act or indeed pretend they caught a terrorist and claim they stopped a mass murderer.

But the fbi have planned these people, and shoved them severely into doing these acts of terror often. Not all of them are radicalised by the fbi in america but alot of them are, and i reckon the fbi probably have a list of a million people they are destroying trying to get there next mass murderer going. You see most people do nothing, but they know they can get someone they can use.

But like i say on this one i reckon the fbi radicalized at least one of them. They knew what they where doing and planning. Then these people get the go ahead from highest levels of fbi, whether to let it become a real terror act or pretend they caught someone planning something.

I reckon thats what happened here, and thats how fbi create these so called acts. Not all of them, also they stop most acts, but i reckon on this they where told to let it become a real act.

Remember people the fbi are americas version of mi5. The fbi are not police, they are an intel agency.

The reason why i wrote this, is that someone out there will not fall for there rubbish traps. These people are beyond evil, and they use and destroy anyone they want. If your being targeted at all by the fbi, make sure you do not do what they want.

There is this guy called Alex Jones and he runs Info Wars.. Perhaps you should go and read that.. It's full of all this kind of.. well.. stuff.. (for lack of a better term)..

Please do not derail this thread with even more conspiracy theories.. There is enough here already and we don't need any more.
 
I don't think that is unusual. There was a guy with guns and explosives running around and shutting down the city meant that he could not use public transport for the hours it was shut down to escape and it also kept people off the street and safe in their homes.

By all accounts, there were explosives dropped and thrown out onto the road and the fear was that he would catch a train or bus and escape the area. Hence people were told to stay indoors, away from windows and doors and off the roads so the police could conduct a proper search without having to account for people out on the street. The risk to the public would have been far greater had they not shut it down.

So why, then, after losing track of the suspect, and he was still at large, did they decide that "since we can't find him and he is still on the loose, that we had better call off the lockdown"?

As a side note, are you advocating that the city of Detroit lockdown the entire city until all the guns and dangerous people are off the street?
 
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It's not that I don't understand the rationale, it's that I don't think it's necessary to force everyone in an entire city to lock themselves indoors. It was exactly the kind of chaos that a terrorist would be looking to cause. You don't find it to be a nice incentive for scumbags trying to make a scene? The police have to account for innocent people all the time, I don't know why we needed to keep them all locked up this time around. I understand there was a danger, but I think it's overkill.

Such things only make sense in hindsight. Without a lockdown, he might've be able to slip away unnoticed. With a lockdown and no one on the streets, it was a lot harder, hence he was forced to hide in that tiny boat.

Granted, he was also injured and bleeding, but those were details only made clear after his arrest. He could've been unhurt, active and deadly. The two brothers had shown themselves to be recklessly violent and dangerous. They killed a cop in cold blood and threw explosives at the police, then engaged in a massive shootout. Policemen were scared as hell. The police might've called for the lockdown because they feared for their own safety and the safety of citizens. It's not everyday that you encounter such criminals.
 
You didnt read the article did you?

Tamerlan Tsarnaev ran out of ammunition. He was wired to explode and didnt (a good thing).
There are no reports of the younger one shooting as he fled in the suv. The brother may have run over the other trying to trigger the explosives. Pure speculation on my part. But the younger one wasnt wired to explode.

Authorities arrived and evacuated Duffy's stepfather. Using a bullhorn, they called out to the suspect: "Come out with your hands up."

The man refused.

"We used a robot to pull the tarp off the boat," David Procopio of the Massachusetts State Police said. "We were also watching him with a thermal imaging camera in our helicopter. He was weakened by blood loss -- injured last night, most likely."

A gunfight ensued, with more than 20 rounds fired.

Authorities eventually rushed the boat and took the teen into custody.

Yeah... They rushed the boat with the kid firing. Nope. And they still didnt hit him. He was taken alive because he had no ammo.

http://boatdoctormn.com/boats.html

Its called Shrink Wrap and its not canvas. See how tight fitting it is?

http://news.images.itv.com/image/file/193223/image_update_a7973ee5f368a4be_1366487232_9j-4aaqsk.jpeg

See the hole in the back where he crawled in? They had the WHOLE day.

The problem is they never thought to move/expand their parameter. They never used the heat sensing helicopter to canvas areas outside the parameter. They gave up and lifted the lockdown and within 30 mins a civilian found the kid. 1 1/2 blocks from HUNDREDS of police, ATF, FBI and heat sensing helicopters. And I think you would be amazed at how much ammo these hundreds of police have fired at targets in the past. Thousands and thousands of rounds. And they couldnt hit their target. 4 hits out of 200+? even 20 hits out of 200+ is only 1 in 10 (and they didnt get that ratio). I expect more out of people who have access to firing ranges, ammo, targets and lots of taxpayer funded training. They flung hundreds of bullets around sleeping people and missed. They fired 20+ shots into a boat in the daylight and missed (kinda glad they took him alive, but again, I dont want to fund his life in prison).

Where were the tracking dogs? They had a suspect on foot with what had to have been a clear scent trail. MesoWest says no precip at KMQE (approx 5 miles from watertown). It is embarrassing for every branch of law enforcement involved.
 
I don't have a problem with shutting down public transport, I have a problem with forcing people to lock themselves in their homes.



It's not that I don't understand the rationale, it's that I don't think it's necessary to force everyone in an entire city to lock themselves indoors. It was exactly the kind of chaos that a terrorist would be looking to cause. You don't find it to be a nice incentive for scumbags trying to make a scene? The police have to account for innocent people all the time, I don't know why we needed to keep them all locked up this time around. I understand there was a danger, but I think it's overkill.
It was for their own safety.

Because they risked being shot and killed by a dangerous terrorist running around armed to the teeth with guns and bombs and also with police officers trying to track him down.

I mean sure, people could have gone about their business as though there was not a crazed gunman armed with guns and bombs and who had just killed a police officer, injured others and blown up people in a terrorist attack.... Asking people to remain indoors and away from windows was to ensure less people died.

How can that not be necessary?

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So why, then, after losing track of the suspect, and he was still at large, did they decide that "since we can't find him and he is still on the loose, that we had better call off the lockdown"?
They called off the lockdown only in areas where they had already searched everyone's home's and yards..

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As a side note, are you advocating that the city of Detroit lockdown the entire city until all the guns and dangerous people are off the street?
You equate the city of Detroit as being similar to bombs exploding in Boston, bombs being thrown at police and wild shootouts with even more explosives used by terrorists?

Really?
 
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