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Taltarzac725 01-01-2025 01:47 PM

My heart goes out the survivors of the New Orleans terror attack last night.
 
I could easily have been in that crowd last night if my circumstances were a little different. I found New Orleans very interesting when I was there the Summer of 1991 for about a week. And do plan to go back at some time.

Taltarzac725 01-01-2025 04:32 PM

After watching the press conference it does look like someone should have prepared a little better for New Years' Eve in New Orleans. There are some really dangerous people out there who will plan for various contingencies like how to get around roadblocks.

Vinscalese 01-01-2025 04:53 PM

Thoughts and Prayers to all the victims and their families í ½í¹í ½í¹

Taltarzac725 01-01-2025 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Vinscalese (Post 2398072)
Thoughts and Prayers to all the victims and their families ������������

Well said.

There seem to be co-conspirators involved for a much wider attack. We should up our vigilance here in the Villages as well.

manaboutown 01-01-2025 06:09 PM

Who is Shamsud Din Jabbar? The man behind the New Orleans terror attack with possible ISIS links | Daily Mail Online

OrangeBlossomBaby 01-01-2025 07:14 PM

The Daily Mail? Seriously?

Also - that "article" neglects to mention that the guy didn't merely grow up in Texas. He was born there. A born and raised Texan. Not an immigrant, not an anchor baby.

Taltarzac725 01-01-2025 08:18 PM

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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2398091)
The Daily Mail? Seriously?

Also - that "article" neglects to mention that the guy didn't merely grow up in Texas. He was born there. A born and raised Texan. Not an immigrant, not an anchor baby.

I watched as a librarian friend from the U of Denver Graduate School of Librarianship and Information became radicalized when he returned to Mosul, Iraq around 1985. We had to stop writing one another as it got too hard to not offend. This was during the Iran-Iraq War. He was an older family man as far as I know but wanted to go and fight. I doubt if he did though. And the library he worked at was gutted by rabid religious fanatics when they took over Mosul in 2015. Or parts of Mosul.

Kenswing 01-01-2025 08:59 PM

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My heart goes out the survivors of the New Orleans terror attack last night.
My heart goes out to the ones that didn't survive.

JMintzer 01-01-2025 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby (Post 2398091)
The Daily Mail? Seriously?

Also - that "article" neglects to mention that the guy didn't merely grow up in Texas. He was born there. A born and raised Texan. Not an immigrant, not an anchor baby.

There are plenty of US citizens who are ISIS sympathizers...

He had an ISIS flag in his truck...

Isn't there a term for people like him? "Home Grown Terrorists"?

defrey12 01-03-2025 06:50 AM

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Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2398122)
There are plenty of US citizens who are ISIS sympathizers...

He had an ISIS flag in his truck...

Isn't there a term for people like him? "Home Grown Terrorists"?

The term is “treasonous.â€

opinionist 01-03-2025 08:21 AM

I don't like how United States veterans are being portrayed as domestic terrorists.

Two Bills 01-03-2025 08:35 AM

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Originally Posted by opinionist (Post 2398427)
I don't like how United States veterans are being portrayed as domestic terrorists.

If the cap fits..........................! :shrug:

Topspinmo 01-03-2025 09:09 AM

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Originally Posted by opinionist (Post 2398427)
I don't like how United States veterans are being portrayed as domestic terrorists.

I don’t either but through history some have tainted veterans.

If some that got drafted could have mental problems chip on the shoulder that festered being forced to do something they wanted no part of, add in stress of war festered for years. Usually extreme circumstances turns some to military with skeletons hiding that can’t be found while in service or come out while in service. Veterans are no different mentally than rest of society where demons lurk in very small percentage. Then add stress being in military for certain career field it can complicate mental stress and flow over top for some? Nearly everybody that’s been shot at and around bombardment will most likely ever be normal like it was before.

Topspinmo 01-03-2025 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Two Bills (Post 2398440)
If the cap fits..........................! :shrug:


Hand full compared to indoctrinated radicals.

OrangeBlossomBaby 01-03-2025 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by JMintzer (Post 2398122)
There are plenty of US citizens who are ISIS sympathizers...

He had an ISIS flag in his truck...

Isn't there a term for people like him? "Home Grown Terrorists"?

Yeah it's referred to in more casual terms as "home grown terrorism."
But its legal term, via the USA Patriot Act of 2001 and Public Law 116-92, the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020, is "domestic terrorism."

One might also call it "the enemy within."


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