FBI: LA Airport gunman was an Egyptian-born resident of Irving, California

Ha'aretz ^ | July 5th 2002 | News Agencies

[Grampa Dave]

The Jeff and Dave Team come up with the non PC summary, that will never be on the maggot phoney news:

Dave "Screw the semantics, his intended goal was the same regardless if it was a hate crime or terrorism.

Jeff: "Amen. Hate Crime in this instance = terror lite = terror

Goodnight Jeff, Joe, Arne, Sabre and the rest, I'm heading off to dream land.

[Dianna]

The dogs hit on his car at the airport. No other info on that.

They also hit on his house. No further info there either.

[Nam Vet]

"... we'll see more and more Islamic Columbines where these guys figure out where the gun free killing zones are and migrate in that direction"

Yer right on there Bud. Maybe someday the anti-gun libs will get a clue.

Nam Vet

[MJY1288]

" Probably just another news report where they can't get their facts straight.

I wouldn't rule it out. By tomorrow afternoon we might here the guy was Osama's cousin and the FBI was watching him and said after he was observed loading several hand guns in his car today they tried to follow him but Sayedet was able to out run them in his 1985 Yugo :-)

Nothing would surprize me anymore :-)

[patriciaruth]

Rather than randomly shooting anyone who looks Arab in major U.S. cities, perhaps you should think about you and your friends buying parkas and going for hikes in the Northern woods.

[seeker41]

I'm concerned that if that report is true that this terrorist may have made a bomb(s) and delivered it to someone.

[PJeffQ]

The home values for his neighborhood on Yahoo Real Estate seem to be in the 200s to mid-400,000 range... is that average for a decent house in Irvine?

[seeker41]

I'm wondering if this guy was an engineer. Many egyptians in this country are in some type of engineering related field.

[Dianna]

That would be anyone's guess at this point.

Someone said earlier that when talking about the note the reporter seemed shook up. I assumed they were referring to the note on the door, but I guess the info in the house could be bad.

[seeker41]

It will be interesting to see what is up with this guy, his background and playmates.

[brat]

The Israeli spokesman on Greta Van Cistern Show said that he was an Egyptian national working in the US.

[Dianna]

Housing in Ca is outrageous, so I'd say that's probably right.

No word yet on a job, and I'm assuming this is not an apartment since the reports said house.

[Jeff Head]

Your extrapolation of what I said into an assumption of random shooting is foolish.

Arming law abiding citizens does not translate into random shootings. If you think it does, you've been dumbed down and brain washed into a very docile and moldable state.

What it translates into is less crime ... and would also stop terror attacks.

BTW, I have some good parkas, live in Idaho, and take nice walks int he woods all the time.

Try again.

[Dianna]

Well, I hope the reporting gets better!

[patriciaruth]

I have some good parkas, live in Idaho, and take nice walks int he woods all the time.

North Dakota is advertising for tourists. Try hiking there, too.

[per loin]

He was a limo driver.

[seeker41]

Thanks for the info..there went my theory.

[Lael]

The home values for his neighborhood on Yahoo Real Estate seem to be in the 200s to mid-400,000 range... is that average for a decent house in Irvine?

On one hand, the HUGE number of Islamic immigrants could be considered a threat.

On the other hand, The CASH FLOWS from Islamic sources is the reason that, at least on the Coasts, the housing market isn't a bubble.

Bush couldn't stop this immigration if he wanted to!

[Jeff Head]

From the looks of 246 ... I wonder.

But, no worries ... it doesn't take anything like a majority when it comes to personal defense (or national for that matter) ... takes some sense, love for independence and liberty as enumerated by the founders, faith in God above, good training and good equipment.

... and of you are lacking in the last one ... but have the others ... you can always get the equipment in a pinch.