Response to Gibbers, UGA, ppabart, gardenweasel, etc.

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I've decided to create this thread to specifically address your comments directly, particularly some of the "parting shots" from the other day and some of the new evidence (Gibber) has presented. I've continued to research the subject and just came across some information (albeit also hearsay) that counters the narrative provided by mainstream media and the powers that be, which is basically what triggered this response. The previous thread, like many others, has devolved into another gong show!

Just to clarify, I previously stated that I remain unconvinced about the two brothers' involvement or their complicity. This does NOT mean that I believe in their complete innocence either. I JUST DON'T KNOW. Call me crazy, but I require substantial proof instead of merely relying on what the authorities and the media are saying, images that I need to connote, and more or less hearsay and speculation - which, apparently, is more than enough for most.

Here are some questions posted by another. I'll just cut and paste and delete those that I don't agree with because I do share many of her concerns!

"The mainstream media gave the aunt hardly any time to express her opinion which is frustrating seeing how she would be a good source for information on who these kids really were. What I want to know, is if these kids caused all of this; planted the bombs and successfully detonated them, stole a car and drove around Watertown shooting at police officers and throwing bombs out the window, caused a lockdown on the entire city; Where is the proof? Where are the dash cam videos that would have recorded all of this? So far the only proof the FBI has provided other than ?I said so? is the video surveillance of the two brothers walking by, which really isn?t any type of evidence. If the FBI had been tracking the oldest brother for years, telling his family they knew he was connected to extremist/terrorist groups, why did they ask the public for help identifying them? Why did they identify him incorrectly as Sunil Tripathi? Why would the Boston PD deny there were any drills going on after they had made announcements over the loud speaker they were just drills? And how, on Earth, could a 19 year old take thousands of elite officers on a wild goose chase around Watertown in a car or even on foot??"

There are even more questions actually. How about law enforcement claiming that the older boy was shot and killed during an exchange of gunfire? And why was this quickly changed to "he was run over" by his younger brother as he was fleeing? And as this video depicts, we have the aunt "allegedly" identifying the "naked man" as her older nephew. The same naked man being taken into custody (unharmed) and identified by this eyewitness. If not the older brother, then who is this naked man? And, if the report I provide at the end is accurate, why is the aunt so convinced that it was her nephew being apprehended? WHO is telling her not to speak to the media? Why isn't mainstream media doing more interviews with her - surely SHE would be one of the experts on the boys - wouldn't she? Don't these things make you stop and pause and wonder? Or have you conclusively made up your mind that the boys are guilty regardless of any other evidence presented?

And now onto your quotes directed at me:

Others would stop because of common sense, but if "respect" is what it takes for you then so be it:facepalm:

It's quite apparent that you equate common sense with "buying into" what you're being told, conjecture, hearsay, assumptions, speculations, etc. Good for you. I don't. As I've said stated ad nauseam, I would much rather have concrete evidence. You know, kinda like science where the majority of research requires empirical data before coming to a conclusion.

He needs you to produce a picture that shows the pressure cooker as it leaves his fingertips. :facepalm:

Why must you resort to hyperbole? I don't recall saying that anywhere! What about a projectile leaving the vehicle as law enforcement are chasing them? How about them shooting? How about that proof? Surely that had to be recorded by someone/anyone? Yeah, we heard gunshots, but who the heck knows where they were coming from? Do you know for certain?

when the po-po confronted the brothers after the carjacking and chase over 200 rounds were exchanged... there was also a pressure cooker bomb thrown at the cops during the confrontation....

the top was found embedded in a nearby car....

how many folks do you know that carry around pressure cooker i.e.d.`s in your neighborhood?

i hope this ends this absurd debate...:lol:

Aside from media reports, where is the actual PROOF of this? Surely someone/anyone somewhere must have recorded this. And if you were to uphold the accuracy of mainstream media reporting, then which one of their stories is true - the one where they shot and killed the older brother OR the one where the the younger brother ran him over OR him being stripped naked and taken into custody? Or was it all three simultaneously? Or different permutations of the three? All I saw was a dead body after the fact.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

Cherry I have read so many articles on the subject I will have trouble producing references.. But I have read more than a few times that a department store across the street did indeed clearly record suspect number 2 taking the bag off his shoulder and dropping it to the ground minutes before it went off. However the articles also say the FBI wouldn?t make these videos public until the conclusion of their investigation and/or trial. Also they state the video is quite jarring and not suited for public view. This is not uncommon. Most of the time we never actually see the carnage. I mean, we know there are school surveillance tapes of Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris blowing the brains out of their fellow students but the authorities have never and will never release them to the public. So by your logic are these boys also innocent b/c you personally never saw the "concrete evidence"?

Once again, the conclusions that you're coming to are not what I intended. And why do you have to resort to hyperbole as well? Where the hell did I ever state that I wanted to see the carnage? That makes absolutely NO SENSE whatsoever! The scenario you've mentioned is NOT my logic. However, using Klebold and Harris as an example since you brought them up, I believe that footage of them handling the weapons and the subsequent aftermath would more than suffice. In this particular case, we have NONE OF THIS at all! And the footage that you speak of, the one that we're not privy to, well now THAT would be proof of them planting/dropping something, don't you think? WHY would it be so jarring? Can't they simply show them dropping the goddamn bags and END IT THERE? C'mon, it doesn't take a genius to splice and edit film. Just release that! Out of all the evidence that they have they release shots that require you to make assumptions and come to your own conclusions (the image is of a backpack which the younger brother dropped). WHY??? If they have even better visual proof, why not provide the public with this and end many of the debates? How does THIS make any sense?

Found the article

WASHINGTON (AP) ? Surveillance video from the Boston Marathon attack shows one suspect dropping his backpack and calmly walking away from it before the bomb inside exploded, Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick said Sunday.

The video clearly puts 19-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev at the scene of the attack, Patrick said on NBC's "Meet the Press."

"It does seem to be pretty clear that this suspect took the backpack off, put it down, did not react when the first explosion went off and then moved away from the backpack in time for the second explosion," Patrick said. "It's pretty clear about his involvement and pretty chilling, frankly

http://news.yahoo.com/mass-gov-video-shows-bomb-suspect-dodging-blast-142946907.html

This is a report and, of course, we are asked to believe it as completely true in addition to taking Gov. Patrick's word for it. Again, why not release parts of the video for public viewing? All we have to conclude from today is deductive reasoning. And with that, millions of others already share Patrick's viewpoint, but only from what we have been told and the images that we have seen - NOT from distinct and clear evidence, and certainly not enough for me to convict the two brothers - as authorities, mainstream media and countless millions have from the outset.

From the pictures that I have seen, it is not clear to me that it was HIS backpack that was placed near the 8-year old victim. What is clear to me is that he was in the vicinity as the victim at some point prior to the explosion. How the hell do I know how he reacted after the first explosion? Are there pictures/film showing him laughing/smiling/grinning/unfazed?

There is that other photograph showing him moving away from the blast with that weird expression on his face. But is that enough to be certain that it was him? What about the older gentleman in the bottom right hand corner in the blue sweatshirt who appears to be enjoying himself? Isn't that more damning evidence against him? What is he doing laughing? AND could it not be conceivable and completely impossible, given the angle of the photograph, that the younger brother's coat and the position of his arm is obscuring his backpack from view? Remember, from the videos provided by the FBI, he had his backpack slung ONLY over his right shoulder. Why did they choose to publish THIS particular still? Why not more than just one? JUST TO BE CLEAR, I'm not saying that he's still carrying his backpack in the picture, just that I cannot completely 100% ascertain that he's not.

I'm sure that there are a plethora of other questions that I've missed.

Anyway, here's the video that prompted this response. It would have been much better if the reporter was actually able to film the aunt. Regardless, is this report just as valid as those presented to us by mainstream media? Who knows!

What is most interesting to me is the attached CNN report beginning at 14:45. How valid is this report and this eyewitness account? Should it be summarily dismissed because it doesn't fall in line with the dominant narrative. And what exactly is the dominant narrative today?

I look forward to hearing/reading your well-articulated rebuttals.

Peace! :)
 

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ChrryBlstr ? out of curiosity, do you seek out ?concrete evidence? for every major arrest that comes across in the news or as you put it, ?mainstream media??

Here in Chicago, here is a recent story of an arrest made of a young man with terrorist intentions:

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...in-al-qaida-in-syria-20130420,0,1765986.story

In this case, are you skeptical that this is a legitimate federal arrest, or would you like to see the emails from the undercover agent first?
 

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ChrryBlstr ? out of curiosity, do you seek out ?concrete evidence? for every major arrest that comes across in the news or as you put it, ?mainstream media??

Here in Chicago, here is a recent story of an arrest made of a young man with terrorist intentions:

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...in-al-qaida-in-syria-20130420,0,1765986.story

In this case, are you skeptical that this is a legitimate federal arrest, or would you like to see the emails from the undercover agent first?

Yes. If there is a reason to question it, then why not? As a quick aside, a major component of my research is focused on mainstream media. So forgive me it I don't automatically accept what I'm being told as gospel.

As for the the example that you've given me, I would need to further investigate prior to coming up with a definitive opinion since I'm unfamiliar with the case. I wouldn't necessarily assume his guilt nor innocence just from reading one article about it. How would I know if it was a legitimate arrest or not? Am I supposed to make a stance based on ONE story? Or even several of the same ilk? And you do realize the use of the term "allegedly" throughout, right? What does this is imply to you?

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ChrryBlstr ? out of curiosity, do you seek out ?concrete evidence? for every major arrest that comes across in the news or as you put it, ?mainstream media??

Here in Chicago, here is a recent story of an arrest made of a young man with terrorist intentions:

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...in-al-qaida-in-syria-20130420,0,1765986.story

In this case, are you skeptical that this is a legitimate federal arrest, or would you like to see the emails from the undercover agent first?

Yes. If there is a reason to question it, then why not? As a quick aside, a major component of my research is focused on mainstream media. So forgive me it I don't automatically accept what I'm being told as gospel.

As for the the example that you've given me, I would need to further investigate prior to coming up with a definitive opinion since I'm unfamiliar with the case. I wouldn't necessarily assume his guilt nor innocence just from reading one article about it. How would I know if it was a legitimate arrest or not? Am I supposed to make a stance based on ONE story? Or even several of the same ilk? And you do realize the use of the term "allegedly" throughout, right? What does this is imply to you?

Peace! :)

Sorry to be a pest, but this sheeple has another question. If you don't accept many things as gospel, is there a reason I don't see more threads/posts demanding "concrete evidence" on other arrests? Just wondering why this case has brought out the strong rhetoric to withhold judgment on the bombing suspect.
 

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Sorry to be a pest, but this sheeple has another question. If you don't accept many things as gospel, is there a reason I don't see more threads/posts demanding "concrete evidence" on other arrests? Just wondering why this case has brought out the strong rhetoric to withhold judgment on the bombing suspect.

Whoa! I'm not one to name call or stereotype individuals. I'm simply giving you my rationale.

And why this particular case? Well, it just so happened that I was at home and procrastinating when the sad event took place. So I was able to follow it from the outset. Happenstance - no more, no less. I try my best to withhold judgement on most things. Otherwise, emotions and other factors add to the equation and it becomes extremely difficult to be completely objective.

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Whoa! I'm not one to name call or stereotype individuals. I'm simply giving you my rationale.

Correct you don?t name call, you write long winded eloquent posts that allow you to give the appearance of straddling the fence while insinuating others are narrow minded for not following along similar trains of thought.
 

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Correct you don?t name call, you write long winded eloquent posts that allow you to give the appearance of straddling the fence while insinuating others are narrow minded for not following along similar trains of thought.

Not at all, but if that's the way you choose to perceive it, then that's your prerogative. I have no qualms or problems with standing on my own. All I've been doing from the outset is explaining my rationale for believing what I do and asking people to lead me to some concrete evidence that would indicate their guilt. My "straddling the fence" has absolutely nothing to do with either the "right or wrong" way of thinking. I try to avoid such dichotomies. Anyone can think or believe whatever they choose. I simply need more convincing.

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Correct you don?t name call, you write long winded eloquent posts that allow you to give the appearance of straddling the fence while insinuating others are narrow minded for not following along similar trains of thought.

Anyway, I do need to start working. I apologize if I offended you in any way. It was not my intention to do so.

Peace! :)
 

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There are even more questions actually. How about law enforcement claiming that the older boy was shot and killed during an exchange of gunfire? And why was this quickly changed to "he was run over" by his younger brother as he was fleeing? And as this video depicts, we have the aunt "allegedly" identifying the "naked man" as her older nephew. The same naked man being taken into custody (unharmed) and identified by this eyewitness. If not the older brother, then who is this naked man? And, if the report I provide at the end is accurate, why is the aunt so convinced that it was her nephew being apprehended? WHO is telling her not to speak to the media? Why isn't mainstream media doing more interviews with her - surely SHE would be one of the experts on the boys - wouldn't she? Don't these things make you stop and pause and wonder? Or have you conclusively made up your mind that the boys are guilty regardless of any other evidence presented?

could the naked man have been the carjacked victim? apparently the guy they carjacked was spared because he wasnt american. the naked man didnt look american, could this have been him and the police were taking precautions not knowing if he was associated with them?

I know the idea of some big conspiracy theory might be more entertaining to some but how about some realistic suggestions?

its a shame all these conspiracy theories exist but its no coincidence its happening more and more in the modern day now. all youre really contributing to is someones pockets because theyre just getting rich answering loaded questions and making up all sorts of lies to make you wonder. jess ventura (a hilarious conspiracy theorist) buddy alex jones who is a youtube conspiracy theorist has a net worth of over 5 million. keep padding his pockets by believing all this shit he makes you wonder about.

amazing that you can wonder about all these conspiracies but not wonder why this guy believes and pushes every theory that comes across his desk so he can keep raking in the dollars. :0002
 

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amazing that you can wonder about all these conspiracies but not wonder why this guy believes and pushes every theory that comes across his desk so he can keep raking in the dollars. :0002

I know of him through a mutual friend who he used to work with. I can tell you for a fact that his prime motivation, unlike most, is NOT money.

Peace! :)
 

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Thanks. Interesting reads.

Perhaps they'll actually release or introduce the video footage that I've been waiting to see during the trial.

Peace! :)

I am sure the prosecution for this case is overly concerned with ensuring that not only the people inside the court room see the evidence but that it is available to all including all our skeptical friends north of the border.
 
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