Sure. McVeigh hoped to start an insurrection against the federal government.
These idiots down in Miami hoepd to kill as many "devils" as possible. I
don't know what their political motives were, maybe we will find out about
that soon enough. But they pledged alleigance to Al Qaeda, which means tha
are you talking about in my eyes or in the eyes of the law? Cause apparently,
if Scott is correct, blowing up an abortion clinic is just fine.
>There is no fine line. You plot to blow up a building and kill innocent
>people, you are a terrorist. Tim McVeigh and Terry Nichols, for example.
>Domest
> RoMunn wrote:
> There is no fine line. You plot to blow up a building and kill innocent
> people, you are a terrorist. Tim McVeigh and Terry Nichols, for example.
> Domestic terrorists was the label given to them.
>
I'm picking knits, but don't you have to have a political agenda as
well? That
There is no fine line. You plot to blow up a building and kill innocent
people, you are a terrorist. Tim McVeigh and Terry Nichols, for example.
Domestic terrorists was the label given to them.
On 6/24/06, Dana wrote:
>
> the Florida group didn't have any international ties either. Not for want
>
just out of curiosity, where in MD was this? I have not seen the story
thanks
>It was a clinic in Maryland..
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the Florida group didn't have any international ties either. Not for want of
trying though. I agree that it's a fine line.
> Was the man in Maryland being funded by a foreign element? Was he
> targetting a single person/family or a mass of random people? Was he
> trying to instill fear and doub
Mike Barnicle just had a good quote.
(As well as I can remember it)
"While most muslims are clearly not terrorists, most terrorists at the
moment are Muslims"
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> Sam wrote:
> He was sentenced by a federal judge and is in a federal prison.
>
Federal pound-you-in-the-ass prison?
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He was sentenced by a federal judge and is in a federal prison.
On 6/23/06, Nick McClure wrote:
> Was he charged under federal law or state law?
>
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I'm pretty sure you would get the death penalty for both around here
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From: Paul Ihrig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 6:20 PM
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Subject: Re: What is terrorism
yep!
if i kill a few crack whores on my corner, i will get less p
Was he charged under federal law or state law?
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From: Sam [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 5:28 PM
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The federal government under the Bush admin tried to get Stephen John
Jordi, a white guy, sentenced
On 6/23/06, Jerry Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am talking just about the case in Maryland, and was trying to find
> out the rules.
>
> Does the race/religion of the accused play a significant (or
> definining) role in whether something is considered to be terrorism?
yes sir. whity walks.
I am talking just about the case in Maryland, and was trying to find
out the rules.
Does the race/religion of the accused play a significant (or
definining) role in whether something is considered to be terrorism?
Does the intended target play a significant (or defining) role in
whether something
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The question would go to when he was planning on bombing the clinic. Late at
night is quite different than on "bring your daughter to work" day. As for
the charges, I truly believe that there should be a legal charge of
stupidity
The federal government under the Bush admin tried to get Stephen John
Jordi, a white guy, sentenced for terrorism but the judge refused.
These guys in Miami were trying to work with al Qaeda, which made it
international.
If the Palestinian guy was working on his own he wouldn't be
considered a terr
Wait a minute here. You've altered the parameters. You replaced an abortion
clinic, which may be a privatly or state funded location with a national
landmark which is on the federal level. Much different case. If a white
christian did the same ther would be little argument as well.
If you keep t
If a Palestinian Muslim man stole guns from his neighbor in Maryland,
blew up his neighbor's house, and had concrete plans to blow up a
national landmark, would it be terrorism?
With very little argument.
In this case, the only difference is the possible race/religion of the
possible terrorist an
The question would go to when he was planning on bombing the clinic. Late at
night is quite different than on "bring your daughter to work" day. As for the
charges, I truly believe that there should be a legal charge of stupidity.
>Actually he was targeting a clinic, he had the bomb with him whe
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Was the man in Maryland being funded by a foreign element? Was he targetting
a single person/family or a mass of random people? Was he
Was the man in Maryland being funded by a foreign element? Was he targetting a
single person/family or a mass of random people? Was he trying to instill fear
and doubt in the government's ability to protect their people?
Terrorism is an attempt to instill terror. The Florida group was trying to
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Did he plan on blowing up a place
Did he plan on blowing up a place within a different state, or was it a
clinic in is own state?
> -Original Message-
> From: Paul Ihrig [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, June 23, 2006 3:42 PM
> To: CF-Community
> Subject: Re: What is terrorism
>
> yes it sho
Yes, but you need to convince a judge, not the president.
http://www.washblade.com/2004/7-16/news/police/
A Florida man was sentenced on July 8 to five years in federal prison
for plotting to fire bomb abortion clinics, churches and gay bars.
Stephen John Jordi, 36, pleaded guilty in February to a
Yes, it is also terrorism.
But maybe not to Bush?
On 6/23/06, Scott Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Seven men in Florida busted for trying to engage Al-Queda in a plot to blow
> up the Sears tower in Chicago
>
> http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/msnbc/sections/news/060623_batiste_indict.pdf
> (ful
yes it should
but the current admin is against abortion..
go figure.
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Seven men in Florida busted for trying to engage Al-Queda in a plot to blow
up the Sears tower in Chicago
http://msnbcmedia.msn.com/i/msnbc/sections/news/060623_batiste_indict.pdf
(full indictment on terrorism charges)
Man in Maryland plans to blow up abortion clinic, made bomb steals guns
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