Posted on 09/20/2016 2:26:13 PM PDT by Timpanagos1
A Texas boat repairman has been arrested and charged by federal authorities for attempting to purchase dynamite, grenades and wireless transmitters with an intent to burn someone’s vehicle and apartment “to the ground.”
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtonpost.com ...
OKAY then...I’m backing away very slowly, take it easy...ROFL...
We’ll,at least they got the one white guy!
Wow. Sounds like a personal feud gone hot. He’ll have lots of time to think about it in prison.
Idiot. When I want to send a message, I use email or USPS.
We will hear about this white non-muslim man constantly in order to equate him with the many terror attacks by muslims we have every year (most of which are covered up or not labelled as such).
WaPo just LIVES for this stuff - angry white guy tries to buy dynamite
I can see their editors dancing around the newsroom: DO YOU SEE?? - Domestic terrorism is REAL and its a much bigger threat than Islam or anything else!!!!
Let’s see how long it takes for him to be branded “a lone wolf.”
When we’ve lost the boat repairman,
We’re up a crick without a paddle..
Cary Lee Ogborn
The article lists his middle name - Lee. He’s guilty. Anytime its a white guy with a middle name like Lee, he’s guilty.
i was at a Buffalo Bills game and someone asked me to do that- then this happened:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyPStAI_prA#t=73.68027
BUBBA! You KNOW you don’t know nuttin ‘bout no ‘splosives! Put those dam dynomite sticks down rite now, yo’ hear me?
“Person will not be there when set off. Dont want to kill, just send message.”
His target is a specific person’s abode, not the person—doesn’t come close to jihadist terrorism.
Well the Post can make all the hay they want but it’s not political or religious terrorism. In fact, sounds like the guy had a vendetta against someone. Wanted to send him a message. No different then the guy taking his gun by stealth and shooting up the building. This would have been more dramatic though.
Undoubtedly the reason that the WaPo felt it important to print a story like this at just this time.
“His target is a specific person’s abode, not the person—doesn’t come close to jihadist terrorism.”
I don’t think the prosecutor takes that into consideration and juries do not like people who want the bomb other people’s houses. There could be people home.
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