Possible shootout at MIT?

[Rabbit of Caerbannog]

I had one ranting about how Obama had met with a Saudi Prince on the Wednesday and the real suspect was a Saudi who had been deported.  It was accompanied with a (badly) photoshopped pic of Obama standing next to bin Laden.  The piece he was quoting it from had a bit in it from FAUX news and, to give the swine their due, even FAUX didn't mention anything about it, so dear knows where the stupid tit was getting his ideas from.

Glenn Beck.  He basically started a witch hunt for this Saudi national, which is why he was put into protective custody in the first place, and Beck is using the fact that the US is protecting the guy from his lynch mob as proof that he's the real culprit and Obama is in on it.

No....just no.  Someone arrests Mr. Beck now.   Pretty sure making threats against the government is illegal.

Ironbite-and Alex Jones can go rot in a prison of his own body.

I wouldn't call that a threat of physical violence--I think he's planning on "exposing" government officials. Nothing worth arresting anyone over.

Expose WHAT? What does he have that's not half-coherent, unsubstantiated ramblings? He has as less ability to expose anyone than the guy growing marijuana plants next door.

Excuse me, I misheard him. Glenn Beck is actually going to expose himself to government officials. I sincerely regret the error.

[chitoryu12]

Well, I'd expect his dangly bits to be half-coherent as well.

[syaoranvee]

The conspiracy lot also thought that the fertilizer plant blown up in Texas was supposed to be a distraction and the government lobbed a missile at it to cause the explosion.

[chitoryu12]

The conspiracy lot also thought that the fertilizer plant blown up in Texas was supposed to be a distraction and the government lobbed a missile at it to cause the explosion.

That's why the video of it shows the entire sky visible as the plant burns massively right before exploding, right?

There's not even a plane for them to use to justify their wackiness. Next it'll be "invisible hypersonic cruise missiles", which they "prove" by pointing out a slight staticky woosh as the cameraman moves the camera.

[Canadian Mojo]

The conspiracy lot also thought that the fertilizer plant blown up in Texas was supposed to be a distraction and the government lobbed a missile at it to cause the explosion.

That's why the video of it shows the entire sky visible as the plant burns massively right before exploding, right?

There's not even a plane for them to use to justify their wackiness. Next it'll be "invisible hypersonic cruise missiles", which they "prove" by pointing out a slight staticky woosh as the cameraman moves the camera.

Lasers.

[Shane for Wax]

It appears that that the suspect will not be given Miranda Rights, and will be interrogated by the High Value Interrogation Group. Republicans are criticizing the Obama administration for not restricting the suspects rights enough.

http://news.msn.com/crime-justice/miranda-rights-question-hovers-over-bombings-prosecution?ocid=ansnews11

I'm pretty sure they'll be using torture here.

Miranda Rights actually don't have to be read in some circumstances. That doesn't mean much of anything.

[Scotsgit]

The conspiracy lot also thought that the fertilizer plant blown up in Texas was supposed to be a distraction and the government lobbed a missile at it to cause the explosion.

That's why the video of it shows the entire sky visible as the plant burns massively right before exploding, right?

There's not even a plane for them to use to justify their wackiness. Next it'll be "invisible hypersonic cruise missiles", which they "prove" by pointing out a slight staticky woosh as the cameraman moves the camera.

Apparently 9/11 was a missile disguised by laser holographic technology.

You know, I wish we had the kind of technology.  Would certainly beat the hell out of the pish 3D effects you get in cinemas.

[Barbarella]

Well, I'd expect his dangly bits to be half-coherent as well.

The Govt. will have to get an electron microscope.

[Rabbit of Caerbannog]

Excellent article on how our post-9/11 mentality continues to harm us in the wake of the Boston attack.

[Rabbit of Caerbannog]

It appears that that the suspect will not be given Miranda Rights, and will be interrogated by the High Value Interrogation Group. Republicans are criticizing the Obama administration for not restricting the suspects rights enough.

http://news.msn.com/crime-justice/miranda-rights-question-hovers-over-bombings-prosecution?ocid=ansnews11

I'm pretty sure they'll be using torture here.

Miranda Rights actually don't have to be read in some circumstances. That doesn't mean much of anything.

There is an exception for Miranda Rights--the public safety exception. And it absolutely matters.

[Shane for Wax]

I never said it didn't matter. I said it didn't mean much of anything. There's a very big difference. Mainly because of what I was responding to that there was going to be torture.

[Rabbit of Caerbannog]

I never said it didn't matter. I said it didn't mean much of anything. There's a very big difference. Mainly because of what I was responding to that there was going to be torture.

It just sounded like you were dismissing it entirely, that's all.

[Shane for Wax]

I wouldn't do that, for future reference.

[Yla]

I am aghast at how cavalier people are about the prospect that the guy will be interrogated under torture.

[MadCatTLX]

I am aghast at how cavalier people are about the prospect that the guy will be interrogated under torture.

I'm against the use of torture on him, but I think I'm in the minority. (Not on here, in general) Torture is generally useless to get information and it absolutely pointless when using it to get a confession. I'd make an exception for when the torture isn't officially condoned, in a dire situation, and the information is very important right fucking now, like a nuke equivalent to the Tsar Bomba hidden in New York.