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” And you going to sit there and suggest the feds were just simply powerless to do anything with these foreign radicals and terrorist, which they already had a whole lot of information on?
Yes or no?”
Well, that’s what I asked you. What do you think, within the legal limits on our government, that they could have done to prevent something like this? I already gave you my analysis of how I think their hands were probably tied by the laws and lack of any information of an imminent criminal plot.
If you think there was something more they could have done, then what is it? Maybe I’m missing something here.
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Tsarnaev, the 26-year-old could have been removed from the country after a 2009 domestic violence arrest and conviction, according to a Judicial Watch source. That means the Obama administration missed an opportunity to deport Tsarnaev but evidently didn’t feel he represented a big enough threat. Other reporting confirms Tsarnaev’s arrest for domestic violence but we’re seeking confirmation of a conviction. Nevertheless he would have been subject to removal for the arrest itself.
So after all the Feds knew all about these people prior to the bombing, including being warned by multiple foreign governments, they and their family members had committed other crimes here, which one of the bombers could have been deported for, in addition to the fact we had info #1 was traveling to foreign countries to meet with terrorist radicals, there is more...Etc etc..
So once again, your suggesting even as the government takes hundreds of billions from the tax payers for their supposedly massive anti terrorist departments and intel etc, you're going to sit there and suggest the feds were just simply powerless to do anything because their hands were tied?
Come on Boogieman....No one buys that cheet.