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Hey fuck Face... you dont bring a knife to gun fight. Can you say Sniper?Quote:
Originally Posted by WalkaWalka
If you think 70% of dads and Step dads want to kick your ass.....
you must be a real piece of shit.......... some one should erase you.
I have been fighting with these Punks since DAY 1 get in line PUSSY.
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Originally Posted by Gumby
Wake the fuck up Dumby they want you Dead...
I could Post links for hours........
i have posted links for hours...........
Seattle Jews recovering from attack
By HILARY LEILA KRIEGER
The Seattle Jewish community is in shock after a shooting spree at the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle left one dead and five wounded on Friday.
A man declared, "I'm a Muslim American; I'm angry at Israel," before opening fire, according to witnesses. He was soon apprehended by police and later identified as 30-year-old Naveed Afzal Haq, a US citizen of Pakistani origin.
Seattle police said they had directed their officers to closely monitor the city's synagogues and other Jewish institutions following the attack, but that they believed Haq had acted alone.
Its called Jihad Fuck Face...<<<<<<new sig
10. No gOD fearing Muslim would leave the bliss that is Islam to come to a poop stain like NYC.
9. America is too greedy for crude oil. Why bite the hand that pays?
8. Even our fugly women are more attractive than any Muslim gal sporting a pillow case on her head.
7. Why blow people up when conversion by coercion is so much more cost effective?
6. Who says they were terrorists? I saw their eyes before they crashed...those were some happy-go-lucky mofos I tell you what.
5. Pilgrimages to Mecca are kinda hard to do when you've blown yourself up.
4. Muslims are our friend! Those signs they have here and there and everywhere that read 'KILL AMERICA' are common mistranslations. They mean to say 'HAIL AMERICA'.
3. Muslims are too busy stoning their neighbors to be bothered with attacking America.
2. Need a bad guy scapegoat? Throw a dart at an atlas...2/3 are our enemy!
And the number one reason why the terrorists were fake....~insert drum roll~....
1. They get around on camels ya dummies...not airplanes!!
Jake STFU.... lIsten A muslim went into a Jewish Center and shot pregnant women...............YOU ARE TO DUMB....Quote:
Originally Posted by Jake Martinez
Is reuters OK assface...........
By Daisuke Wakabayashi
SEATTLE (Reuters) - A lone gunman burst into a Jewish organization in downtown Seattle on Friday, killing one woman and wounding five others in what authorities were calling a hate crime.
Police said the gunman had been arrested without a struggle inside the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle, where the shooting took place, and was being questioned by police.
The gunman is a U.S. citizen, and police said initial contacts with him by phone while he was inside the building indicated that he was a Muslim.
Amy Wasser-Simpson, the federation's vice president, told the Seattle Times in a story on its Web site that the man got past security at the building and shouted, "I'm a Muslim American; I'm angry at Israel," before he began shooting.
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"This was a purposeful, hateful act as far as we know, by an individual acting alone," said Seattle Mayor Greg Nickels at a news conference, adding "This is a crime of hate."
The FBI was working with local authorities on the case.
Police first responded to reports of shots fired and a possible hostage situation at the center shortly after 4 p.m., when there were about 18 people in the offices.
Jake quit Taking shots at me and Ill quit handing you your ass.......... MMMMMk
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Originally Posted by slowthestone
Till they get training...............bada bum pa......(high hat)
VVVVVVVVVVThis is not a camel....wake up.VVVVVVVVVVVVVVV
Sorry Bong but this dude was a christian........RICHLAND -- Those who knew Naveed Haq said Saturday that to them he was an enigma, a puzzle that they wish they could have solved before his deadly rampage in a Seattle Jewish center.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bong30
Stunned and saddened by the news, some of Haq's acquaintances recounted many of what they saw as the contradictions of his life.
He held a degree in electrical engineering and was the son of a successful engineer, yet he couldn't keep a regular job. He was smart, creative and skilled as a writer. He recently won an essay contest for a U.S. Institute of Peace scholarship.
Yet Haq was frustrated at his lack of friends and female companionship.He told friends he felt alienated from his own family, in part because his career had disappointed his father and also because he had disavowed Islam last year, converting to Christianity.
Haq had begun studying the Bible, attending weekly men's spiritual group meetings, only to stop coming a few months after his baptism.
He had told the group's leader that he seen too much anger in Islam and that he wanted to find a new beginning in Christianity.
Yet in the midst of his shooting spree in Seattle Friday, he declared himself an angry Muslim.
Acquaintances said he never seemed the fanatic religious extremist he played out on Friday. Instead some think his anger was really directed at problems in his personal and professional life.
"Naveed had the profile of the guy who just couldn't get things together," said Erik Neilsen, a Richland resident who let Haq live with him for three months in 2004. He said he thinks several problems compounded for Haq, and he just exploded.
"I wish I could have done something about it. I look back in retrospect and say 'Is there anything I could have done.'"
Last winter, Haq began attending a weekly men's group meeting led by a member of the Word of Faith Church in Kennewick.
The group's leader, Albert Montelongo, said Haq started studying the Bible and in December he underwent a water baptism at the non-denominational church, performed by Montelongo. He said Haq accepted his new faith, though he knew that he would also be offending his own family and its deeply rooted culture. His father, Mian Haq, was among the founders of the Islamic Center of the Tri-Cities in Richland.
Montelongo said Haq seemed depressed by the tension that had grown between him and his family. And he said Haq talked about suffering from bipolar disorder. But that he seemed to improve in how he coped with what Montelongo described as his own anger.
A few months after he was baptized, though, Haq stopped coming to the men's group meetings. Montelongo last heard from Haq in a message that said he was going to Seattle to find a job. He said he tried to call Haq several times but never reached him.
Then on Friday, Montelongo said he saw the news in Seattle and thought the man in police custody looked like Haq.
"I don't understand that. That throws me off from everything he was doing here," Montelongo said. "That blew me away."
"We'll be praying for him and everybody that was hurt in what happened, and everybody that's involved in it," Montelongo said.
At the Islamic Center of Tri-Cities, a senior member, Muhammad Kaleem Ullah, said that Haq stopped attending regularly after he graduated from Richland High School in 1994. He said Haq would attend off and on while visiting his parents and that he surprised members on a Friday two weeks ago with a visit.
"This is a totally sad day for us. This is the closest I've ever come to something like this," said Ullah. "What could have been going on in his brain has been very hard to figure out."
After high school, Haq enrolled in dentistry school at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y., something his father encouraged. But after about four years of study, Haq decided to quit school and return home. That also created some tension between father and son, Ullah said.
Instead Haq went to Washington State University, where he earned a degree in electrical engineering.
Efforts to reach his family were unsuccessful.
In March, Haq was arrested for lewd conduct at a Tri-Cities mall. It was Ullah he called to bail him out of jail, because he was too embarrassed to call his own family, Ullah said.
The family was very distraught at Friday's events, Ullah said, based on a conversation he had with Haq's father after his son's arrest.
Haq apparently moved back and forth between Tri-Cities and Seattle while he was looking for employment. At one point, he told Neilsen, the friend with whom he lived for a few months in 2004, that he was working as a security guard at a Seattle area department store. Neilsen said he'd lost touch with Haq until about six weeks ago when he got an e-mail from Haq, saying his friend had started work at a Home Depot store in Everett.
He said it seemed odd that someone with a degree in engineering had taken an unskilled job. It seemed to him that Haq had trouble keeping steady employment and that he often lacked focus in his career.
Neilsen said he thinks Haq's issues with family, his religion and even his social life just compounded. He said he believed his friend wanted desperately to fit into mainstream U.S. society. But he felt like an outcast in his own family.
Neilsen, a fellow engineer, said he was deeply saddened at Friday's news.
"I've had conversations with him; he'd come over and we'd have a cigar in my back yard and have a nice talk. And all of a sudden, it's like 'What happened? What happened to you?'."
Thats it. You know what you really do deserve to be banned. For a long time i thought you were just a normal guy with different opinions, but no. You just like to attack people and make them feel like shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bong30
If calling someone a "fuck stain" isn't a personal attack i dont know what is.
Why are those s'posed terrorists driving around in a Ford truck?
ITs BUllshit EG>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14082298/
• Seattle shooting a ‘crime of hate’
July 29: The suspect arrested for a Jewish center shooting was a Muslim American who said he hated Israel, according to witnesses. KING-TV’s Gary Chittim reports.
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• Woman Killed in Seattle Shooting Identified
Updated: 9:15 p.m. MT July 29, 2006
SEATTLE - The man suspected in a fatal shooting rampage hid behind a potted plant in a Jewish charity’s foyer and forced his way through a security door by holding a gun to a 13-year-old girl’s head, the police chief said Saturday.
Once inside, police say, Naveed Afzal Haq opened fire with two semiautomatic pistols. One woman, Pam Waechter, 58, of Seattle was killed at the scene. Five more women were wounded.
Haq, 30, was ordered held on $50 million bail Saturday pending formal charges of murder and attempted murder.
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Haq, a Muslim, told authorities he was angered by the war in Iraq and U.S. military cooperation with Israel.
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“He pointedly blamed the Jewish people for all of these problems,” Seattle Police Chief Gil Kerlikowske said at a news conference Saturday.
Tired of being ‘pushed around’
According to a statement of probable cause, Haq told a 911 dispatcher: “These are Jews and I’m tired of getting pushed around and our people getting pushed around by the situation in the Middle East.”
Muhammad Ullah, a close family friend and a senior member of a mosque founded in part by Haq’s father, described Haq as a quiet loner with few friends.
In a statement, the Islamic Center of the Tri-Cities offered condolences to the shooting victims and said “we disassociate this act from our Islamic teachings and beliefs.”
Seattle police said Haq picked up the two handguns and spare ammunition just days earlier, and appeared to have targeted the federation after a cursory Internet search for Jewish organizations.
He also was stopped shortly before the shootings in Seattle for a minor traffic infraction, and was cited and released, Kerlikowske said. Haq had a valid driver’s license and his actions did not raise any suspicion, the chief said.
Pregnant victim called a hero
One of the women wounded in Friday’s shooting — hit in the arm as she shielded her pregnant belly — helped bring the crisis to an end by crawling into her office, calling 911, and convincing her assailant to talk to dispatchers, Kerlikowske said.
“She’s a hero in my eyes,” he said at a news conference.
That woman, Dayna Klein, 37, was hospitalized at Harborview Medical Center along with the four others wounded.
Jewish Federation officials identified the other wounded women as Cheryl Stumbo, 43; Layla Bush, 23; and Carol Goldman, 35, all of Seattle; and Christina Rexroad, whose age and hometown could not immediately be confirmed.
The 13-year-old girl taken hostage at the beginning of the melee was not shot, police said.
Call to 911 released
When Haq got on the phone with 911 operators, he identified himself by name and said, “This is a hostage situation and I wanted these Jews to get out,” according to a statement of probable cause.
At one point, he told the dispatcher he wanted police to call the media and that he had a gun pointed at a woman’s head. He said he was acting alone and had not been drinking, court documents said.
The three most seriously wounded women, who had been shot in the abdomen, were upgraded from critical to serious condition Saturday, hospital spokeswoman Susan Gregg-Hanson said. The other two were in satisfactory condition Friday. A nursing supervisor refused to say Saturday evening whether they had been released from the hospital.
Prosecutors have until Aug. 2 to formally charge Haq, spokesman Dan Donohoe said. They are not yet seeking capital charges, but that could change, he said.
Authorities searched Haq’s parents’ home and his apartment — both in the Tri-Cities area of southeastern Washington — and removed evidence, including computers and Haq’s car, Kerlikowske said.
Police and the FBI are labeling the shootings a hate crime.
Haq entered the King County courtroom on Saturday wearing handcuffs, chains and leg shackles, and a white jail jumpsuit that labeled him.”
An ‘ultra security inmate’
Before entering, Haq requested through a public defender that he be allowed to not personally attend the hearing, or for him to not be photographed or videotaped. District Judge Barbara L. Linde denied both requests.
Haq briefly glanced at rows of news media in the gallery on his way into the courtroom but otherwise showed no outward emotion.
Waechter, an assistant director at the federation, was described by colleagues as a tireless worker for the Jewish community.
“She was a person everybody loved, everybody enjoyed being with,” said Rabbi Jim Mirel of Temple B’nai Torah, where Waechter was a past president.
WAKE UP EG^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Originally Posted by slowthestone
Yes in souther Iraq...........They are called a GUN TRUCK.