So, I don't know.
The Boston area is pretty much shut down at present for fear of bombs.
Update: NBC says they are Turks, legal residents who have been here about a year.
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Who is Sunil Tripathi? If it's indeed him, what could be the motive? Beta rage? Did he convert to Islam?
Unless overseas terrorists murdered some poor Indian-American a few months ago, and stole ...and are using... the victim's ID.
Suspect #1 could easily be Eritrean, or half Ethiopian. Lots of them are quite fair, and he looked significantly darker in the videos than the still shots.
BTW, turns out Sunil Tripathi used to work for an immigration activist group in Philly.
"the suspects have "foreign military training."
I guess that meant majoring in philosophy at Brown.
Personally, I think this bombing might be the beginning of a good thing- and that thing is immigration blowback. Just like the Wall Street bombing in the 20's opened the eyes of the elite to the reality that not all immigration was a positive, if the elite ( and especially their children) start coming home in body bags, we might finally see the beginning of the end of our current open borders masturbatory fantasy, albeit too late.
While I am obviously against innocents being maimed/killed, I do think Boston, as a city, deserves a bombing reign of terror ( if it could be done without hurting anyone). Why? Because Boston was the number 1 supporter of the IRA in the 70's and 80's. The Irish Carholic Pubs of Boston were the primary fundraisers for the IRA to blow up London and Belfast. Heck, Harisson Ford even did a movie about it! They're now getting a taste of their own medicine. How's that working out for you, guys?
I lived in London during that period of IRA bombing. Sauce for the goose/gander.
Now, if only our elites could have the pleasure of their children being exposed 24/7 to the glories of black/brown diversity, things would begin to change. Very quickly.
Nothing like facing the possibility of death to clarify one's thinking!
Bill, no, there are no Eritreans who are fair, or even close. The very very lightest are roughly Obama's coloring, and on average they are more like the First Lady.
Steve, you are a blogging machine. Thanks for all you do.
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