first, its heart breaking whats taken place,
BUT having said that, France (which is typically spineless) has always taken a pretty firm stand against the Radical muslims, and NOWWWW<<< you have a country that GIVES ZERO FUKS about peacyness,,,
this shit is gonna get interesting now,,,
i think i may go out and buy a bottle of french wine, and play the PIXIES as I drink it.
BUT having said that, France (which is typically spineless) has always taken a pretty firm stand against the Radical muslims, and NOWWWW<<< you have a country that GIVES ZERO FUKS about peacyness,,,
this shit is gonna get interesting now,,,
i think i may go out and buy a bottle of french wine, and play the PIXIES as I drink it.
I know China, Russia, and North Korea are all problem countries, but I'm assuming they never have to worry about it cauz THEY AREN'T STUPID ENOUGH TO LET PPL WALTZ INTO THEIR COUNTRIES like the rest of us who do!!!
enfuego, thats my point,,, isis says they bombed them because of their involvement,, lol, i am not as versed in the polotics as you, but again, thats my point, the french stand for nothing,,,
i believe the other agressive move that they made the face covering veils illegal,,, lololol,,, NO OTHER counmtry has done that,, so to be honest, i think that alone speaks to my point,,
france is spineless,,, lol,, yet they are nOT muslim fans,,, this is gonna be intersting to see where they take this,,
i believe the other agressive move that they made the face covering veils illegal,,, lololol,,, NO OTHER counmtry has done that,, so to be honest, i think that alone speaks to my point,,
france is spineless,,, lol,, yet they are nOT muslim fans,,, this is gonna be intersting to see where they take this,,
http://www.cnn.com/2016/08/03/politics/dc-transit-officer-charged-with-aiding-isis/DC transit police officer charged with aiding ISIS
By Evan Perez and Tal Kopan, CNN
Updated 2:10 PM ET, Wed August 3, 2016
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<cite class="el-editorial-source">Washington (CNN)</cite>In the first case of a US police officer charged with aiding ISIS, a Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority cop was arrested Wednesday for providing material support to ISIS, the Justice Department announced.
Nicholas Young was arrested by the FBI on Wednesday but was on law enforcement's radar since 2010, according to an affidavit released with Young's arrest.
There was no evidence of any threat to the DC Metro system. Young will make his first appearance in court later Wednesday, according to two law enforcement officials.
He would be the first police officer in the United States arrested and charged with supporting ISIS.
Young has been in contact with undercover law enforcement officers and informants since 2011 and was interviewed as early as 2010 about his relationship with a friend, Zachary Chesser, who pleaded guilty to supporting a foreign terrorist organization, according to court documents.
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In addition, Young allegedly met several times with Amine El Khalifi before el Khalifi was arrested in 2012 for plotting to carry out a suicide bombing at the US Capitol building.
In 2014, Young also began meeting with an informant who convinced Young he was traveling overseas to join ISIS in Syria, according to the FBI. Once Young believed that had happened, the FBI began communicating directly with Young electronically, posing as the informant.
The core charge of material support came from Young allegedly buying gift cards to support ISIS through mobile messaging accounts. He sent the gift card codes to the person he believed to be in Syria in late July.
Young also traveled to Libya in 2011 and tried to go a second time, telling law enforcement he was working with rebels to overthrow Moammar Gaddafi, according to the court documents. Numerous times he allegedly expressed desires to stockpile weapons, attack law enforcement and warned others about being watched.
Young was a Metro police officer since 2003 but was fired Wednesday morning after his arrest, according to Metro Transit Police.
"This investigation began with concerns that were reported by the Metro Transit Police Department, and it reinforces that, as citizens, we all have a duty to report suspicious activity whenever and wherever it occurs," Metro Transit Police Chief Ron Pavlik said in a statement.
Metro General Manager and CEO Paul Wiedefeld called the case "profoundly disturbing," saying the agency has been working "hand-in-glove" with the FBI throughout the investigation.
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Updated 2:10 PM ET, Wed August 3, 2016
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D.C. cop charged with aiding ISIS
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- It's the first arrest of a law enforcement official for aiding ISIS
- There was no danger to the DC Metro system, officials said
<cite class="el-editorial-source">Washington (CNN)</cite>In the first case of a US police officer charged with aiding ISIS, a Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority cop was arrested Wednesday for providing material support to ISIS, the Justice Department announced.
Nicholas Young was arrested by the FBI on Wednesday but was on law enforcement's radar since 2010, according to an affidavit released with Young's arrest.
There was no evidence of any threat to the DC Metro system. Young will make his first appearance in court later Wednesday, according to two law enforcement officials.
He would be the first police officer in the United States arrested and charged with supporting ISIS.
Young has been in contact with undercover law enforcement officers and informants since 2011 and was interviewed as early as 2010 about his relationship with a friend, Zachary Chesser, who pleaded guilty to supporting a foreign terrorist organization, according to court documents.
Read More
In addition, Young allegedly met several times with Amine El Khalifi before el Khalifi was arrested in 2012 for plotting to carry out a suicide bombing at the US Capitol building.
In 2014, Young also began meeting with an informant who convinced Young he was traveling overseas to join ISIS in Syria, according to the FBI. Once Young believed that had happened, the FBI began communicating directly with Young electronically, posing as the informant.
The core charge of material support came from Young allegedly buying gift cards to support ISIS through mobile messaging accounts. He sent the gift card codes to the person he believed to be in Syria in late July.
Young also traveled to Libya in 2011 and tried to go a second time, telling law enforcement he was working with rebels to overthrow Moammar Gaddafi, according to the court documents. Numerous times he allegedly expressed desires to stockpile weapons, attack law enforcement and warned others about being watched.
Young was a Metro police officer since 2003 but was fired Wednesday morning after his arrest, according to Metro Transit Police.
"This investigation began with concerns that were reported by the Metro Transit Police Department, and it reinforces that, as citizens, we all have a duty to report suspicious activity whenever and wherever it occurs," Metro Transit Police Chief Ron Pavlik said in a statement.
Metro General Manager and CEO Paul Wiedefeld called the case "profoundly disturbing," saying the agency has been working "hand-in-glove" with the FBI throughout the investigation.
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And what makes it think it's your country? Your forefathers came here on a boat most probably. This isn't your country. Not by a long shot. Also, when you invade other countries and kill innocent children and women you are going to face a backlash so stop whining about reaping what you sow. Blame your government's politics not terrorists. Stay out of their countries and maybe they'll stay out of ''your'' country.
What the hell were you people doing in Iraq? SMH Lol. Clueless clowns on this forum. All mob sheep.
Jeez.
There is not even an OUNCE of actual intelligence let alone CLEVERNESS behind that.
Just Sheer Hatred.
And to think that there is a dude SOMEwhere who is able to arrive at the conclusion that such a response would be worth posting.
Unable to see that this would only humiliate him by outing him as the mental midget that he is.
This cat might be the STOOPIDEST person ever to Register on this Forum.
