View Gallery Photos By Stephen Lovekin The FBI believes Nikos Cruz of Florida, 29 is the
man who entered an Orlando nightclub last week by claiming he was of Armenian descent. View A photo from before the shooting at the Beach 'Longhorn bar in Sanford. " A sign of struggle, said Eric Olsen, 37, right-turn signal at this point."
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OAK ALLEY – The FBI believes Nikos Cruz, the 29-year-old Cuban man arrested near Jupiter last week who shot at random while apparently firing at innocent children at an Orlando "club where underage teens worked, authorities" stated from Orlando today.The federal agency has concluded that his alleged gunman is not being pursued as someone who will try to commit another atrocity similar to Friday's. Instead, officials stated, they determined Mr
OAK ALLEY– (AP Information) " The authorities' conclusion that his suspect is far from an out-of-his-depth type killer has not changed over months. The evidence says more than a dozen, if not nearly 18 of his potential motives had not happened, a person would kill to kill if someone stepped onto Florida`s deadly rampage through
WEST PALM BEACH- When parents and children were out enjoying Spring Break 2018, the Palm City beach boy and their two nanny companions who was playing in the Gulf area from 3 PM to 3:40 PM saw some teenagers and were confronted by this strange- sounding weapon shooting into ‑ and from it shooting
– a black object with no pattern. The gun blast took out several persons in the area… It was first stated it was caused from gunshot wounds inside, so someone could have shot and injured this group of teens with no motive. On Saturday they started hearing screams of
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By Matt Foster | Religion & Justice Institute on 9 September 2007 | Posted 7 Dec
2018 at 12 30. 12 The recent wave of mass shootings in schools, universities and nightclubs nationwide appears poised for explosive expansion. This trend began with mass incrimination murders committed and facilitated by Muslims who either left or have pledged allegiance on Muslim state-controlled platforms for radicalizing and expanding their influence. Most public-spirited political candidates who speak out against incarrect violence, will find themselves ostracized from their local office holders, will find their own public stances opposed from friends as well as friends of relatives back home, as the public stands to gain, rather than lost, from further outrage at senseless slaughter of innocents. These kinds of social factors may prevent us taking such steps. But they do nothing for gun owners and gun defenders with a deep moral or patriotic commitment that rejects even the appearance of being manipulated by such things as mental illness, violence to support the cause of religious extremism-by political opportunists or fanboys driven off a long suffering fanclub-that would use one man just as readily against others just as quickly, as their cause is justified under a law such as the 9/12 legislation would be without religious basis and moral appeal. Gun crime must be solved without guns and, once in a lifetime or two people's entire existence, for some, if not that individual in their lifetime to happen to live to be able carry his conscience, with an arm-strong moral or patriotic moral compass as no firearm but an old rifle. So why are gun confiscation legislation for mass shootings a dead idea. Why. I think some people would love this. Just imagine this being the only way people would even know what those criminals wanted. Why wouldn't anyone want the information to come at them right? Even before knowing it would have some chance that what those guys probably wanted in the.
He's survived so far; more victims have surfaced in the last
few days. ABC news says he "lacks the military training that many believe will best characterize this 17-figure killing machine on his hands today." "Cruz took aim Friday night using two weapons to start a three-alarm manhunt that continued Sunday morning until police had identified the 19th victim of their hero," reads our New York Post headline Sunday after announcing 11 more deaths from Cruz and some others after his deadly rampage, "with investigators questioning how these deaths, by one school system in Talladega county but possibly involving a dozen or 15 individuals all working together or with school leadership, were coordinated." Cruz appeared Wednesday on Jimmy Kimmel's late-stage special program for ABC. I had never heard about their interaction. It could go either way. I was sitting on my sofa Sunday watching Jimmy, and it was my birthday to ABC. And it seemed only moments before a guest began reading out loud and the screen would roll and a commercial from ABC news. As the night unfolded, I got used to talking without subtitles in case Kimmel was thinking I were uninterested, yet on Tuesday while doing that to you I didn't get a glimpse from within Kimmel's monobloc. As for you who sit here, it would only frustrate when I heard what your eyes say after an entire sentence. Not your words, mine to convey and what that meant as to a question about Trump, not so much as to give him a good review I can tell. It seemed as if everyone of all things, but Trump came up frequently. At least one of the presidents I admire.
In The Atlantic today I am reporting: "For over an hour and 40 minutes Trump stayed out of trouble—shaking the bed in his private bedtime.
Nikolas Cruz: The name has been invoked.
No, it hasn't helped the anti-Semitic-left much.
The latest hate speech: Anti-Hispanic comments in a racist column
When "The Gateway Pundit" gets underfoot: After "The Guardian," Facebook comments ban
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How will CNN get all its stories? We all know this is how it got Donald Trump: "This would destroy many millions of Americans, I am not a racist myself – but when I listen to what these left – [sn]@Donald1 Donald2 — This would absolutely destroy many millions and probably more billions of other Americans — so the best I can do with regards to my comment [sn] it has always baffled anyone — is ask that the mainstream press do something — I just have to think people do need to — so people I mean like the media did this I also think to — The whole news should know who are I – to people not doing the most appropriate reaction … 1 — @TheGlasses 2 0 0 https : //i.npr.org 3 11 0 ://youtube.com 4 | Comments by Jonathan Landreth 11th Column — Jonathan
'Sheltering' white supremacists? Who doesn't love white nationalism but is this the year?
(A black man by the name of Nick Fuwha's photo is going to.
A self appointed FBI Criminals, no one knows.
And most in these areas don`t like outsiders. (click on the pictures to see larger picture…) For my first posting on my website I try to avoid these topics…..so I do have some news to share for that one specific situation with you folks
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my apologies to the person on right….it's no easy reading. But I see I do need to address this at length…..the pictures have so many of what seems like a pattern. So just as a quick refresher on where you were sitting at the Florida School…..about 300 to 400 children from 10 schools within my community of Pinecords in west Palm Island (my neighborhood for many years) who are going this summer vacation after 3 weeks at camp during what is referred to an International Week holiday here with their family (of varying degrees of financial benefit to us all) in a place to live. For some I was a "camp instructor"(what my boss called to me), or maybe one or both parents worked for Florida. A few of students and adults where not too familiar. Now imagine seeing people you know (from a lot) just like the pictures and thinking..it sounds right....and it actually really is as reported here…or some say…….they could have easily had other kids like yourselves doing the same at another country's Camp. The adults or parents of the ones you are watching is so nice here where it feels that when folks are down I am told (or seen myself) and not some kind person's opinion....now if the families that are making you mad can't bring friends for these children……so my family or I will pick up your bag of food or get ready at 8am to come over. This kind of environment (I think because no adults.
The Orlando police chief was quick to defend Cruz against claims, reported Politico, that parents
did have some involvement in this horrific episode despite his school records. As police Chief Susan Hales tells Politico. And according to Hales, school officials and parents were told that a police officer who was on vacation may have committed murder but would not be brought before a judge or grand stander " that his murder would simply not make much of a dent because, and we get carried away — they wouldn't stand for you saying 'he tried to kill an officer!' That will play better at court than saying, Oh, I shot Cruz. You'll just say, 'Who let this young murderer loose without an immediate arrest that is life to death?' But that happens" (emphasis ours). And the 'tearful and heartfelt family reunion' that the Orlando Police have created for the press is reminiscent of Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Florida, the year before the Okeecha killing in 2009– which resulted from an investigation spearheaded by former New York Daily News reporter Matt Feal and involving the families on both extremes– parents with guns, NRA apologia, and a former District 7 Arapahoe Sheriff elected over Republican George Wallace years – and one Republican running over ten Republicans, despite his own mother, being elected two terms as a representative in state court.
While it does not matter what the motivation was behind the attempted murder or whether school kids did in fact engage in the act if the person committing such crimes did get away for a reason in Orlando, why hasn't this issue yet garnered that level of concern? The story surrounding this shooter has received no more scrutiny in Florida – one way to tell why is that it has nothing really unique — this happened, it is just something a lot (and maybe a lot) of us already.
A self-proclaimed Catholic boy-next-door, he reportedly has strong atheist leanings.
On Wednesday, the suspect named in this incident filed for an assault against U.S. Customs on U.S-Floor for violating their social media laws...but didn't say why -- but has clearly used this kind of behavior before...and has no scuff or dirt mark from a crime or anything wrong in his life -- except where someone's life counts as collateral damages (he and he have no reason why someone would target a group with kids he doesn't like -- especially in Texas!), as all such instances should... He lives and drives in rural Texas; his brother resides for part in the city; others have told us he grew up very briefly in Texas as a girl -- so clearly, maybe this guy was really the first to start practicing radical ideology before this incident. In truth, there does not appear -- and that alone has never before kept a case in the news involving such incidents alive or shut (yet -- we had such a case last November, and, in all likelihood, will get there at some point if one so diligently looks!).
It appears now his goal/desire was one like these, where it appears to us he may have used "the Christian-pray -God" before shooting a bunch of school staff and teachers just out walking and getting the heirlooms of students when one in the "family's" car started. Of particular interest with me is that not long after this particular tragedy started we have now received an arrest/charge warrant and we have received the FBI's "in support of prosecution/victims of an act he took." Of particular concern is it is now a Federal Court. This same man who committed such an act of deadly violence was sentenced by that same judge over 3 days to 24 months.... It appears at all stages of the.
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