[Bigtigermike]

Bush Fault....I knew it

Invisible man on campus? sounds like Ob.........never mind!

[gop4lyf]

Funny how we already know more about this guys past than we do 0bama’s.

[B Knotts]

What is his DU screen name?

[DoctorBulldog]

LOL!

That’s what I was thinking when I read that headline!

Cheers

[funfan]

Igor Djuric, a broker who showed Mr. Shahzad the 1,356-square-foot home he eventually bought, said he remembered that Mr. Shahzad was quiet about himself, but was openly critical of President Bush in the aftermath of the Iraq war.
“I didn’t take it for anything, since a lot of people didn’t like Bush,” Mr. Djuric said, “but he was a little bit strong about expressing it.”

So why didnt this guy do it when Bush was in Office if he hated him so much? The logic of these people boggles my mind
hopefully the next terroist wont be upset by Lydon Johnson
and Vietnam

[Presbyterian Reporter]

There is so many things about Faisal Shahzad that remind me of Obama——

“”and was an almost invisible presence at the American university where he earned two degrees.””

[Tzimisce]

And just think, we’re about to fast track amnesty for a bunch of immigrants. :)

[nomad]

We need to dig up the dirt on this rat turd, I`ll bet real money this rectum of Allah, is a hard core lefty.

[RasterMaster]

Another friend of DUh-bama and a registered DUmocrat to boot....what else could be expected from a newly annointed JACKASS?

[AnglePark]

What?! He disliked Bush? Why, this isn’t working out at all like the Left had planned...

[Wild Irish Rogue]

“..all next-door neighbor Brenda Thurman could remember was his habit of going jogging at night wearing all black.
He told her he didn’t like the sunlight, she said.

At home, he sometimes wore ankle-length traditional Muslim garb,..”

Do vampires wear man dresses ?

[Drango]

was openly critical of President Bush

The Amish can be hyper critical....

[j-damn]

You know what this country needs? Immigration reform, so guys like this can get in the country even easier.

[Roy Tucker]

Frankly, I think we should hang the guy for treason. Our country is at war with Islamic jihad and he took the other side. Hanging him would send a very clear message to these dilettante jihadis that their actions have consequences.

I would also bankrupt his wife and kids with civil suits (cost of the investigation, legal costs etc) so he knows that his family too will suffer for the rest of their days as a result of his actions.

Unfortunately, we have the wrong CIC in office to do any of that.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I wonder why so many Islamofascist terrorists hate President Bush but just love the hell out of Obama. I don’t get it!

[CaptainK]

Puts 20% down on the house but leaves his job of his own accord and let's the house go into bankruptcy. Strange.

[rj45mis]

“disliked President George W. Bush”

A Muslim terrorist didn’t like Bush! I’d say that’s a positive for our former POTUS!

[El Gato]

"I didn't take it for anything, since a lot of people didn't like Bush," Mr. Djuric said, "but he was a little bit strong about expressing it.

Yeah, but most of them, in the US, are not Pakistani Musslemen from the NW frontier provencies. Should have said something dude. But fortunatly he was another incompentant bomber likely with incompetant (maybe the good ones are mostly dead, in "work accidents" and unfortunate encounters with guided weapons).

[El Gato]

Mr. Shahzad is the son of retired Air Vice Marshall Baharul Haq, a former top Pakistani air force officer and deputy director general of the civil aviation authority, according to Kifyat Ali, a cousin of Mr. Shahzad's father. Mr. Ali, who spoke to the Associated Press, said Mr. Shahzad "was never linked to any political or religious party here"

Now that is NOT GOOD. Air Vice Marshall is a two star, like a US Major General.

[El Gato]

Sometimes, relatives would come to visit, she said, driving cars with New York license plates.

Relatives or co-conspirators, or both?

[XHogPilot]

Are we discussing Obama?

an almost invisible presence at the American university where he earned two degrees