Texas: Muslim teen blames his “BOMB HOAX” on “islamophobia,” Obama invites him to White House

pamelageller.com ^ | September 16, 2015 | Pamela Geller

[antceecee]

I got the complete pat down, feel up and swabbed for explosive residue by belligerent Obama TSA idiots coming through Chicago OHare today. I am a white 62 y o woman in a three piece clothing, undershirt was sleeveless and had to remove my over shirt which they call a jacket, my shoes and watch, but I did not remove my cross pendant. Highlight on their surround you with radiation machine was my chest, my crotch, my back. The dreadlock female gorilla felt up under my breasts, my abdomen, up my legs to my crotch in public, then I had to turn around for her to feel up the back of my body. In the background one idiot TSA was condescendingly and in a threatened manor warning everyone they needed to strip off most all loose garments. He very clearly said if you were hiding cash in your clothing you better fess up. My take is thanks to GW Bush we are subjected to this hell when we travel. I envision the next level we will be forced to strip naked, as the Nazis did to the Jews before they slaughtered them and divided the spoils they were stripped of.
Funny, I always seem to get this crap when I fly United. My flight to Chicago was via American and I breezed through with TSA pre check.

[re_nortex]

cynwoody -- If I'm not mistaken, you're in Massachusetts. I am in Texas where the muzzie peril is a clear and ever-present danger in far too-close proximity. This table shows the number of mosques in the top five states:

New York	257
California	246
Texas	166
Florida	118
Illinois	109

With so many members of the Religion of Blowing Things to Pieces here and with mosques in great profusion, I offer this as explanation for my hardline stand when it comes to them. Although I can speak only for myself (and realize this thread indeed isn't "all about me"), I believe that most of my fellow Texans take a similar hardline, zero-tolerance stand when it comes to those disciples of that satanic death cult.

Look at the imposing size of the sprawling Islamic Center of Irving, Texas! With that in the community, it's understandable why the people of that Dallas suburb need to be extra vigilant when it comes to the invaders who have come there. And make no mistake, invaders are what they are...not Americans.

[dinodino]

You just said something very telling: “adherents to islam should not be given the same treatment as Americans.”

You don’t think someone can be an American and a Muslim at the same time?

Do you think this kid is an American citizen?

[re_nortex]

I got the complete pat down, feel up and swabbed for explosive residue by belligerent Obama TSA idiots coming through Chicago OHare today. I am a white 62 y o woman in a three piece clothing, undershirt was sleeveless and had to remove my over shirt which they call a jacket, my shoes and watch, but I did not remove my cross pendant. Highlight on their surround you with radiation machine was my chest, my crotch, my back. The dreadlock female gorilla felt up under my breasts, my abdomen, up my legs to my crotch in public, then I had to turn around for her to feel up the back of my body.

First of all, congratulations on your youth! As one with a dozen years on you, three of the happiest years of my life were spent when I was a mere 62! :)

What you experienced at the hands of the Gestapo TSA is utterly appalling. That's why profiling ought to be the rule. It's efficient and effective. Why waste the time on people like you? Sure, profiling is discriminatory but the correct definition of that term is:

The recognition and understanding of the difference between one thing and another.

In short, it's discernment and any logical person will have discerned the muzzie threat America faces.

[antceecee]

Another woman at our gate...looked to be in her 50’s, white, little short lady, was given same treatment. Her husband sailed through. She was pretty upset. I wonder if their X-ray of my carry on bag saw Mark Levin’s book Plunder and Deceit inside?

[antceecee]

A sign at the security indicated people over 72 y o could forego taking off garments and shoes by alerting an agent. They wished to do so. There were also signs of canines, but none were present. The husband of the Lille lady who was searched said he thinks they are seeking to dissuade us from traveling by air.

[re_nortex]

I owe you a totally honest answer and it will further divide us, doubtlessly a gulf not to be bridged. As you stated, this thread is not about me but I'll respond to your queries forthrightly in all candor and without weasel words.

You don’t think someone can be an American and a Muslim at the same time?

One can not be both. The intersection of the two yields the null set.

Do you think this kid is an American citizen?

No. I do not. To elaborate just a bit more, I see him (and that group as a whole) as nothing more than something along the lines of anchor babies. At best, in the America I envision, adherents to that "faith" can possibly be subjects but not citizens.

I realize those replies are probably what you may have expected from me and you may disapprove of my intolerance. I have frequent (too frequent, IMHO) contact with them in our area and I clearly see them for what they are.

[re_nortex]

Her husband sailed through.

Maybe it's my honest face or just being an old fogy, but I've never had any problem with the TSA. Although I don't fly as frequently as I did in my working days, I still pass through D/FW rather frequently -- mostly on American -- and have never encountered a hassle. As much as I loathe hussien's TSA, most of the agents here are friendly and courteous. Must be a Southern thing is all I can imagine.

[cynwoody]

I blame the muzzie yute. He defiantly rejected what the engineering teacher told him.

Supposedly, the device started beeping during English class, and the teacher freaked out when the kid went to shut it off. Is that planned defiance or an accident?

I can't imagine someone who teaches English being skilled enough to readily identify a device like that shown in the photos.

Well said! I always hated English class!

But the overarching point remains that adherents to islam should not be given the same treatment as Americans. I unabashedly favor a double standard and fully support profiling.

The overarching point is that Irving overreacted. Whether the kid is innocent or a Mooselimb provocateur, the fact is, Irving bought it! Hook, line, and sinker! And now Zero is making the most of it!

Nobody smarter than an English teacher (which is to say 90%+ of the general population) should be alarmed by circuit boards and LED displays in the hands of an engineer wannabe kid.

[re_nortex]

Nobody smarter than an English teacher (which is to say 90%+ of the general population) should be alarmed by circuit boards and LED displays in the hands of an engineer wannabe kid.

I'll grant you that the alarm bells of an English or Bible teacher (or any non-engineering field) would not go off in their head for an "engineer wannabe kid". But when muzzie is added to the description, it becomes a different matter entirely. One of the few (only?) things that Jesse Jackson ever got right was this famous quote:

There is nothing more painful to me at this stage in my life than to walk down the street and hear footsteps and start thinking about robbery. Then look around and see somebody white and feel relieved.

I apply that same line of thinking to the muzzie population in our Republic. In the specific case of the device brought to school, had the tinkerer been American, I think there may have been -- at most -- a momentary sense of befuddlement. With a muzzie, it's a different story.

As I mentioned to antceecee (whom I've pinged as a courtesy), I generally breeze though the TSA screening at D/FW. But it does gratify me and give me some measure of hope, when I see them taking more time with an individual who has a muzzie look. Profiling is discrimination and discrimination is discernment.

I think, as does the (gorgeous -- gratuitous but you HAVE seen her?) Irving mayor, that the ISD and PD behaved competently and quite responsibly in this matter. Rush Limbaugh and Pamela Geller concur.

[antceecee]

Chicago and LA are notorious for this aggressive screening of people who pose no threat.

[dinodino]

Yes, your attitude is reprehensible and un-American. In your mind, only Southern Baptists (or whatever your denomination is) can be American citizens. By extension, you think that Constitutional protections only apply to your particular religion. This is not the America the Founding Fathers created.

[dinodino]

Re_nortex, you keep saying things as if they are facts, but without attribution.

Where does it say the kid is not an American?

[antceecee]

Gee...I wore a cross and carried Mark Levin’s book “Plunder and Deceit” in my carry on. I received a thorough review and invasive screening and this person with the clock that looks and acts as a bomb is invited to the White House? What the hell?

[re_nortex]

Yes, your attitude is reprehensible and un-American. In your mind, only Southern Baptists (or whatever your denomination is) can be American citizens. By extension, you think that Constitutional protections only apply to your particular religion. This is not the America the Founding Fathers created.

It's early in the morning over in this hemisphere and I do need to hit the hay. This will be my last post for the next several hours. I did stick around long enough to await your response.

America is a Judeo-Christian nation (regardless of what hussein says) and that's the basis of our Republic. I am church of Christ but am more than tolerant of all non-muzzie faiths, including but not limited even these non-mainstream sects: Mormonism, Seventh Day Adventists, Jehovah's Witnesses, Buddhist, Sikhism and far too many, many, many more to enumerate, especially at this hour. Heck, personally I can even give a pass, albeit reluctantly, to agnostics, atheists as well as those in the tongue-in-cheek J. R. "Bob" Dobbs cult. Yes, in the legal view even they qualify as full American citizens. My sole exception applies to the disciples of mohammed.

I have a suspicion that we've fully crossed the Rubicon and that you'll not wish to converse further. If you do want to continue and a reply isn't forthcoming, it's only because I'm heading off to sleep. Likewise, your implied request for a zot still stands and should my account be rescinded, that will also explain a lack of a reply.

I have been nothing but frank in my replies and unless I slipped up, I don't think I've called you any names such as "idiot". I've tried to keep it civil and above board in our dialog. If you think otherwise, I truly apologize.

So, goodnight from here and good afternoon over there!

[dinodino]

I never asked for a zot—not sure where you got that.

You know what? Even Muslims are US citizens. Be careful trying to strip citizenship from one religious group or another—that weapon may later be turned on you.

[re_nortex]

The dog started barking so I came quickly back to the forum before wrapping it up. Onward...

I never asked for a zot—not sure where you got that.

Sorry for any misunderstand but my perception from posts #104 and #105 was that you thought Free Republic would be better served by my enforced absence. After all a "retard" and "idiot" doesn't reflect well on the premiere site for Conservatism.

You know what? Even Muslims are US citizens. Be careful trying to strip citizenship from one religious group or another—that weapon may later be turned on you.

You're absolutely right on the latter point. I fear -- justifiably -- that muzzies will do exactly that, initially persecute and then ultimately liquidate all Jews and Christians (we the "infidels"). Their goal for America is shariah law followed by a full-bore caliphate. And that's why I brazenly stand by my assertion that, at best, followers of that evil mohammed death cult be granted only subject status and not citizenship in the American Republic. And I think there is legal precedent for that stance but, honestly, it's way too late for me to further explore that aspect.

One nation under God! Not allah.

[jsanders2001]

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She’s happily married, right? :( I was holding out some small, faint glimmer of hope. :)

Divorced last I knew...: )

[jmacusa]

I seriously doubt that I don’t give a f**k for your opinion.

[ViLaLuz]

I visited the Irving mosque and know the imam. They plan to expand it, and they are very politically active. Unfortunately the former governor, Perry, coddled them and helped them get Texas halal laws established.