Garlic Festivals (Page 2): Not quite ... https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/oct/12/stephen-paddock-the-las-vegas-murderer-may-have-be/ The most likely conclusion is that Steven...

LWW Loc: Banana Republic of America

McKinneyMike wrote:

LOL. Nowhere among the mainstream media sources does it state FACTUALLY that he was a member of ISIS! LIAR, LIAR, FANTASY LOVER!!!

Not quite ... https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/oct/12/stephen-paddock-the-las-vegas-murderer-may-have-be/

The most likely conclusion is that Steven Paddock was radicalized.

First, ISIS’ claim of credit matters. The Islamic extremist group rarely claims attacks they didn’t carry out. Furthermore, when ISIS doubles down on a claim, the likelihood of their involvement has proven to increase. They will claim responsibility if the attacker is sent or inspired by them.

ISIS claims Paddock was acting on his leader’s call for attacks against Las Vegas and has released more specifics: that Stephen Paddock radicalized six months ago and his Islamic name was “Abu Abdul Barr al-Amriki.” Details like this matter; it is the modus operandi of Islamic terrorism. So, yes, it may be opportunistic propaganda, but where there is smoke.

Second, Paddock may have had extremist connections in the Philippines. There are 11 million Muslims, or roughly 10 percent of the country’s population. Abu Sayyaf is the most violent jihadi faction in the region. Its name means “bearer of the sword,” and it has declared allegiance to ISIS. Their victims have thus far been Australian, British, Canadian, German, and Malaysian, with Americans also targeted. Abu Sayyaf has stated, “We have been trying hard to get an American we want to fight the American people.”
Third, follow the money. Paddock wired at least $100,000 to an account in the Philippines a week before he opened fire. There are reports that Paddock was sending thousands of dollars a month to the Philippines before the massacre. To who and for what remains murky.

Ms. Danley claims the money was buy a house — if so, show us the money. Ms. Danley, an Australian citizen was in the Philippines, her native country, when Paddock pulled the trigger. Her background remains unclear. Two social security numbers, married to two men simultaneously — was she herself radicalized?
Last but certainly not least, credible sources within federal law enforcement have indicated that literature from the leftist domestic terror group Antifa was found in one of the gunman’s vehicles. This could be a symptom of the overheated narrative raging in this country or even a red herring to lead law enforcement astray, but it could also be a disturbing merging of these two anti-American terror organizations.

McKinneyMike Loc: Texas

LWW wrote:

Not quite ... https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/oct/12/stephen-paddock-the-las-vegas-murderer-may-have-be/

The most likely conclusion is that Steven Paddock was radicalized.

First, ISIS’ claim of credit matters. The Islamic extremist group rarely claims attacks they didn’t carry out. Furthermore, when ISIS doubles down on a claim, the likelihood of their involvement has proven to increase. They will claim responsibility if the attacker is sent or inspired by them.

ISIS claims Paddock was acting on his leader’s call for attacks against Las Vegas and has released more specifics: that Stephen Paddock radicalized six months ago and his Islamic name was “Abu Abdul Barr al-Amriki.” Details like this matter; it is the modus operandi of Islamic terrorism. So, yes, it may be opportunistic propaganda, but where there is smoke.

Second, Paddock may have had extremist connections in the Philippines. There are 11 million Muslims, or roughly 10 percent of the country’s population. Abu Sayyaf is the most violent jihadi faction in the region. Its name means “bearer of the sword,” and it has declared allegiance to ISIS. Their victims have thus far been Australian, British, Canadian, German, and Malaysian, with Americans also targeted. Abu Sayyaf has stated, “We have been trying hard to get an American we want to fight the American people.”
Third, follow the money. Paddock wired at least $100,000 to an account in the Philippines a week before he opened fire. There are reports that Paddock was sending thousands of dollars a month to the Philippines before the massacre. To who and for what remains murky.

Ms. Danley claims the money was buy a house — if so, show us the money. Ms. Danley, an Australian citizen was in the Philippines, her native country, when Paddock pulled the trigger. Her background remains unclear. Two social security numbers, married to two men simultaneously — was she herself radicalized?
Last but certainly not least, credible sources within federal law enforcement have indicated that literature from the leftist domestic terror group Antifa was found in one of the gunman’s vehicles. This could be a symptom of the overheated narrative raging in this country or even a red herring to lead law enforcement astray, but it could also be a disturbing merging of these two anti-American terror organizations.

Not quite ... https://www.washingtontimes.com/news... (show quote)

Oh the Washington Times is certainly MAINSTREAM!!!!!!!!! Stop while your ahead. Pizza Gate was real in your mind right? LOLOLOLOL!!

THAT WAS A COMMENTARY article on top of everything else! WOW you are not to bright are you whomp whomp. HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LWW Loc: Banana Republic of America

McKinneyMike wrote:

Oh the Washington Times is certainly MAINSTREAM!!!!!!!!! Stop while your ahead. Pizza Gate was real in your mind right? LOLOLOLOL!!

THAT WAS A COMMENTARY article on top of everything else! WOW you are not to bright are you whomp whomp. HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Typical leftist ... attack the messenger.

McKinneyMike Loc: Texas

LWW wrote:

Typical leftist ... attack the messenger.

LOL. No typical whomp whomp confusing fantasy with facts!

LWW Loc: Banana Republic of America

McKinneyMike wrote:

LOL. No typical whomp whomp confusing fantasy with facts!

Why do you lie?

Seriously ... you know I'm going to bust you.

jcboy3

LWW wrote:

Not quite ... https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2017/oct/12/stephen-paddock-the-las-vegas-murderer-may-have-be/

The most likely conclusion is that Steven Paddock was radicalized.

First, ISIS’ claim of credit matters. The Islamic extremist group rarely claims attacks they didn’t carry out. Furthermore, when ISIS doubles down on a claim, the likelihood of their involvement has proven to increase. They will claim responsibility if the attacker is sent or inspired by them.

ISIS claims Paddock was acting on his leader’s call for attacks against Las Vegas and has released more specifics: that Stephen Paddock radicalized six months ago and his Islamic name was “Abu Abdul Barr al-Amriki.” Details like this matter; it is the modus operandi of Islamic terrorism. So, yes, it may be opportunistic propaganda, but where there is smoke.

Second, Paddock may have had extremist connections in the Philippines. There are 11 million Muslims, or roughly 10 percent of the country’s population. Abu Sayyaf is the most violent jihadi faction in the region. Its name means “bearer of the sword,” and it has declared allegiance to ISIS. Their victims have thus far been Australian, British, Canadian, German, and Malaysian, with Americans also targeted. Abu Sayyaf has stated, “We have been trying hard to get an American we want to fight the American people.”
Third, follow the money. Paddock wired at least $100,000 to an account in the Philippines a week before he opened fire. There are reports that Paddock was sending thousands of dollars a month to the Philippines before the massacre. To who and for what remains murky.

Ms. Danley claims the money was buy a house — if so, show us the money. Ms. Danley, an Australian citizen was in the Philippines, her native country, when Paddock pulled the trigger. Her background remains unclear. Two social security numbers, married to two men simultaneously — was she herself radicalized?
Last but certainly not least, credible sources within federal law enforcement have indicated that literature from the leftist domestic terror group Antifa was found in one of the gunman’s vehicles. This could be a symptom of the overheated narrative raging in this country or even a red herring to lead law enforcement astray, but it could also be a disturbing merging of these two anti-American terror organizations.

Not quite ... https://www.washingtontimes.com/news... (show quote)

For this claim to have credibility, one must assume that ISIS is a responsible organization that would not make false claims, and that Paddock had some connection to the Philippines that involves Islam (10 percent of the population) rather than something else (such as the woman he was actually involved with).

Just another right wing conspiracy claim.

McKinneyMike Loc: Texas

LWW wrote:

Why do you lie?

Seriously ... you know I'm going to bust you.

You couldn't bust a balloon with a razor blade!

Frank T Loc: New York, NY

This Trump move on Antifa is typical of his modus operandi.
So let me get this straight. Antifa is a terrorist organization, but the Proud Boys are welcome at Trump Rallies.
Of course.

jcboy3

Frank T wrote:

This Trump move on Antifa is typical of his modus operandi.
So let me get this straight. Antifa is a terrorist organization, but the Proud Boys are welcome at Trump Rallies.
Of course.

Trump is threatening to label Antifa a terrorist organization.

Which is the real terrorist organization?

Deaths attributable to Antifa: None

Direct civilian deaths in Major Post-9/11 War Zones (Afghanistan, Pakistan & Iraq, 2001-2018): ~250,000

Direct civilian deaths in Syria (which is substantially attributable to Post-9/11 Wars): ~500,000

How lopsided is the death toll?

US military and contractor deaths: ~15,000

National military and police: ~109,000

Opposition forces: ~115,000

BasqueLady Loc: Woodburn OR

Angmo wrote:

Don’t go to these. Evil leftie Dems are hunting innocent folks down.

Trumps gonna name Antifa a terrorist group soon.

Gunman named mentioned on his instagram white supremacist Sentio William Legan

Frank T Loc: New York, NY

Louise, Just a note of reality here. The shooter belonged to a White Supremacist group.
You know. Like those very fine people in Charlotte.

LWW Loc: Banana Republic of America

Frank T wrote:

Louise, Just a note of reality here. The shooter belonged to a White Supremacist group.
You know. Like those very fine people in Charlotte.

I think the shooter should hang.

Why would you claim that these were very fine people.

Even Trump didn’t say that.

Bless your heart, but I really don’t think you can stop stepping in it.

jcboy3

LWW wrote:

I think the shooter should hang.

Why would you claim that these were very fine people.

Even Trump didn’t say that.

Bless your heart, but I really don’t think you can stop stepping in it.

Yes, you're right. It was the white nationalists who protested in Charlottesville, VA, that Trump said included “some very fine people”. Not Charlotte, NC.

But I'm sure Trump likes those NC white nationalists at least as much as the VA white nationalists.

Maybe take a poll. Which state has Trumps favorite white nationalists?

Bazbo Loc: Lisboa, Portugal

Angmo wrote:

Don’t go to these. Evil leftie Dems are hunting innocent folks down.

Trumps gonna name Antifa a terrorist group soon.

Well General Stolen Valor--you are wrong again. Turns out the perp is one of yours.

https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/gilroy-garlic-fest-shooting-santino-legan-864594/?fbclid=IwAR1cl_lYzco_s9xfosiIJks_eN251WYHDoNYFfL4Gr48Bk3ATKsmQ1wWljA

Frank T Loc: New York, NY

LWW wrote:

I think the shooter should hang.

Why would you claim that these were very fine people.

Even Trump didn’t say that.

Bless your heart, but I really don’t think you can stop stepping in it.

Ah, that was your President who referred to them as, "some very fine people". Not I