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To: afraidfortherepublic
It's a gut feel more than anything else--the fact that he's wearing a gimmie cap with the bill forward instead of reversed says "older than early-to-mid-20s" to me, especially given that he's a gang-banger. That was well into the time where it'd become fashionable among the hoodlum element, right up there with holding the pistol sideways while shooting.

Also, the OKC bombing was 1995, not 1993. Was that a typo on your part?

I'm wondering if this guy has relations--I just finished American Jihad, and Moose Limb terrorism is a family-business kind of thing. You know, "I wanna be just like Dad/my older brother/my cousin when I blow up."

161 posted on 06/12/2002 5:16:26 AM PDT by Poohbah
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To: Poohbah
Also, the OKC bombing was 1995, not 1993. Was that a typo on your part?

Nah. My brain just slipped a gear. I was thinking "beginning of the Clinton Administration" and I just mis remembered. That Administration was sooooooooooo looooooooong that it is hard for me to remember exact times. LOL. My fault. Sorry.

Youmake a good point with your cap observatons, but I still think these two are remarkably alike. If they are the same person, the cap anomoly could have been an attempt to "fit in" as Al Quaeda are supposed to do. Even if he wasn't Al Quaeda at that time, I'm sure that various militia organizations have their own dress codes too.

167 posted on 06/12/2002 6:49:50 AM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
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To: Poohbah
In case you didn't see it, your remark ME children "wanting to be just like my dad when I blow up" brings this thread to mind:

Click Here

169 posted on 06/12/2002 6:56:54 AM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
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