Hola Enrique!

SCA · 12-10-2015, 12:07 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#1
http://nypost.com/2015/12/10/terrorists-...o-in-2012/

The feds come calling. You ain't crazy...and pretending to be so ain't gonna help you. Your ass is grass. In fact that entire family is like a hornet's nest. I won't be surprised if they take them all in for aiding and abetting terrorism.

Enrique is another convert...a wanna be. The formula never fails. These chaps have to come and prove themselves. He might very well have been involved in the shooting...remember eyewitness said there were 3 people there? The plot thickens.

Sing Enrique...sing. You are now punked.

He converts in 2011.
He plots an attack in 2012.
He buys the guns.
Marries Farook's sister-in-law sister.

Question: What happens to Farook's brother. Sister-in-law. Enrique's wife?


Why would he not be involved in this one?ย 

#2
The Feds really screwed this one up...however Enrique indicated that there are plenty more where those two came from and they are inside the US. Time is of essence. If they don't find them in time then it will be catastrophic.

#3
The victims...how come we don't see any sympathy for the victims in any terrorist acts on this site? Are they not deserving of sympathy? Or are we devoid of human decency? It is shameful if you ask me.

Se Yvette's last day...

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/12/10/fir...-thursday/

On the morning of Dec. 2, Yvette Velasco got dressed up and flat-ironed her hair. It was an important day: The 27-year-old was going to receive the gold badge officially recognizing her as a San Bernardino County Department of Public Health inspector at a holiday work event.

The world now knows what happened: Co-worker Syed Farook and his wife Tashfeen Malik stormed into the gathering, opening fire on his colleagues. Velasco and 13 others were killed in what the FBI is investigating as an act of terrorism.

#4
Of course there will be more, but agencies often focus on the wrong things and ring leaders of attackers get unnoticed for years..

#5
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Of course there will be more, but agencies often focus on the wrong things and ring leaders of attackers get unnoticed for years..
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Well, this will all change. All of the visa programs will be reviewed. Immigration will be more difficult for more deserving people...and opportunities for foreigners will be drying up. People do not know who to trust, and they will trust even less a foreigner.

Thanks to the mudheads.

#6
"Since the attack, he has checked himself into a mental health facility "...sometimes when you play mad you does have to bear the consequence...no mercy for this wannabe. They should release him to the public for some sanity check.

#7
"He's never done anything mean. A lot of newspapers call me and want me to talk bad about him," she said. "He is a really good person."


Nah he didn't. He just bought weapons and gave it to a terrorist, and plotted, and then aborted the plot, in 2012 with the said terrorist. Nice guy. Let him join the Navy now. Get some training...become more proficient in his trade. More mustards.

#9
Marquez and Farook first hatched a plot to throw pipe bombs into crowds of students at the library or cafeteria at Riverside Community College, where they had been students.

#10
They also focused on killing motorists along Route 91, which they planned to block with a pipe-bomb attack during rush hour.

After trapping the cars, Farook planned to walk along the freeway and gun down motorists in their vehicles. Marquez would then shoot from a nearby hillside, targeting responding cops.

What the rass these guys are really thinking here???? I think Enrique should go with the insanity defense...they are plenty more depraved than Rohini.


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