(Sounds an awful lot like what Pam Bondi and the Trump administration are fighting for now in the wake of the Charlie Kirk and Dallas ICE shootings, right? S1957 made it through the House back then but failed in the Senate. ACLU argued it was some sort of pre-crime and would be used to muzzle dissent in the country, erasing our 1st amendment rights. And here we are again.)
(archived from November 30, 2007)
by Scott
Creighton
In the vein of
the anthrax attacks that helped
pass the Patriot Act, when they were being held up, now, the S 1959
“Violent Radicalization and Homegrown Terrorism Prevention Act of
2007″, is JUST BY CHANCE, getting the same kind of LUCKY support
while it languishes in the Senate and while people like me and many
others question it’s constitutionality!
That’s right,
a “homegrown terrorist” has strapped what he said was a bomb to
his chest and decided to go to a Hillary Campaign headquarters in
Rochester, New Hampshire.
Apparently he
took hostages, and let them 4 of them go. They are not sure if there
is still a woman inside or not.
MSNBC reports
“The source, who was not identified, told Williams the man went to
a local hardware store earlier Friday, where he apparently bought
some of the material he wore into the campaign office. The man
apparently bought road flares, according to a local resident who
spoke with a relative of the man.”
This is one of
16 Hillary campaign offices in the state, and Hillary was in DC to
give a speech to the DNC.
So this guy,
goes and buys “road flares” and duct tapes them to his body and
walks into the Clinton Campaign Headquarters of some little 30,000
person town, and then lets everyone go? Why, you ask?
Well, as it just
so happens, there is also a video of someone who knew the man, on
MSNBC, here.
And during the
video, this kid says he didn’t really know the man but he knew his
kid. But he seemed ok to him, when he met him…”
Now get ready
for the punchline… get ready!
The kids says ”
He was ok when I met him… but I’ve been told stories
around here…that he just had issues. Ah… just complained of
“CONSPIRACY THEORIES” …and things of that nature.”
