Impressive Students

~ Clarissa

What class were they taking? I’m desperate to find out what subject attracts such impressive students.

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  2. The knife bit doesn’t surprise me at all.

    When I was in college, I lived in the dorms of a collage which was a weapons free zone. Yet despite the whole college being a weapons free zone nearly every single man in my dorm had at least one if not several knives either on them or just lying about the dorm. Heck there was even one guy who had smuggled in a pistol.

    We were not ROTC, so I suspect they have even more things like that stashed about than we did.

    Ultimately, good on them. Excellent teamwork, and with any luck they will not rat on whoever used the knife. No sense in letting a patriot go to jail considering the judges today would likely have let the attacker off with a slap on the wrist if he had just been subdued.

    The news is stating that the attacker was on supervised release 8 years into his 11 year sentence for attempting to aid the Islamic State. It also mentioned that by aid, he tried to send money to them, and agreed to sign up to fight and kill in their operations. Before going to a gun store to attempt to acquire a firearm.

    Apparently the FBI was actually being useful for once, and the people he ended up talking to was a sting operation in the area. The money was confiscated, and he agreed to fight and kill for the group to an undercover agent, and the last straw was when he was trying to get weapons. That was when he was arrested.

    Apparently he was a so called naturalized citizen who had joined the national guard. Was honorably discharged in 2015 before attempting to join the Islamic State in 2016.

    Judging by the time period and the name, I think by Islamic State they were actually talking about ISIS. Which would make a lot more sense in why the FBI had sting operations going on at the time, as that was when they were the most active.

    • – W

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    1. I always carried a pocketknife. We all did. Even in grade-school. It is a mark of how much the culture changed around that, and how quickly, that… nobody ever said a word to me about it, except once my 5th grade teacher found my knife, which had fallen out of a new hole in my backpack, and returned it to me with nothing more than a “be more careful.” Only a few years later, my brother got suspended after his knife was found in a backpack search (without a warrant!) at school. Now of course I have one on my keychain for opening boxes and cutting zipties– lots of totally innocuous pocket multitools have similar blades and a certain built-in plausible deniability wrt “weapons” policies. Wouldn’t be without such an essential tool. Would have to be pretty determined, to kill someone with it.

      -ethyl

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  3. Well, given our own legal system, a Canuck probably shouldn’t say anything, but is treason no longer a crime? Or given the seriousness of the charges, can’t the government at least deport naturalized criminals after they have finished their jail time? The death of one citizen and the wounding of two others, one in critical condition, seems to be a pretty costly price to pay for F’ing misplaced empathy.

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    1. Well yes, but I’d be willing to put money down that most of the judges in America don’t really consider anyone to the right of Stalin to be real people.

      The thing a lot of people don’t seem to realize is that George Soro’s spent an absolutely massive amount of money in the 8 years Obama was running things to get as many Judges elected as possible. These people were scum of the earth, but they had the funding to allow them to push to victory.

      So here is the question. If person (A) was committing treasonous acts, but the route to have their citizenship removed and them expelled required you to get approval from person (B) a judge who was appointed specifically to throw a wrench into things. How does person (A) get removed, tossed in jail, etc. When person (B) the judge is constantly running interference for them?

      No it was best that he was removed on the spot to keep him from trying this again. The only real tragedy here is that he managed to kill one person and wound two others first.

      I think it is highly likely we are going to see more of these murderers being removed feet first as America has seen that the Judicial system has been captured by bad actors.

      I also think as things continue to go down hill we will see more attackers popping up.

      Quite frankly the country is in for a bad time until the corruption is removed, but it is so deep that there will likely be no way to remove it without watering the tree of liberty once more.

      But like I have said before, I think we will see the rapture first before the real fighting kicks off. And once that happens I feel quite sorry for all who remain as it will be hell on earth. Ruled by the corrupt and evil, constant warfare, starvation on a massive scale, and natural disasters (God’s Wrath) that will make everything we have seen up until this point look like roses.

      On a similar if a side note, there is a guy. Phillip Barnett. I’ll be honest, I don’t know how much I put into his prophecies. But the Lord did tell us that in the last days that our young men will have visions and our old men will dream dreams, and a lot of the dreams and visions from the watchman community have been coming true with frequent regularity at this point.

      He apparently in 2007 prophesied what was called the Azovmena Prophecies. I think there were two of them? Basically he stated that there would be a war between Ukraine and Russia. That there would be two evacuations of Kiev, the first during the war, and the second right before WWIII kicked off.

      He said that the Lord had told him to warn people of well several things, but a few very concerning ones. He said that WWIII will be kicked off with Nukes from America wiping out the Russian forces along with Eastern Ukraine, plus chunks of Belarus and Russia.

      Before I thought the use of nukes was unlikely. Today I am much less certain. The way Trump is acting, ….. I don’t know if he is being influenced/blackmailed, or if like the elderly sometimes get, he just no longer cares, but I can see him ordering nukes used if things continue to get worse.

      According to Barnett, the Lord passed on a warning to America. That a lot of our cities would burn. There was a list given. Mostly Northeastern States, but a number of others too.

      He said that Western US would be invaded by the Anti-Christ’s armies. Alaska into Canada and into Washington, and through Mexico up into Cali and Texas. With more landing where Louisiana used to be. Apparently Hawaii will be a major battlefield as well.

      Again, not sure if I believe him, but worth looking into and thinking about for anyone who is not saved.

      • – W

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  4. Well, the media isn’t helping. The suspect in Thursday’s attack at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, has been preliminarily identified as Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, but no motive has as yet been discovered ;-D

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        1. No secret, copy a phrase in a word press blog that has strikethrough, post it here, then post your comment inside that phrase, and remove the remnants around the original phrase. Just a forgetful old phart ;-D

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          copy a phrase in a word press blog that has strikethrough, post it here, then post your comment inside that phrase.

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            1. Nah, Kid, I am truly the original technoserf as in peasant ;-D

              Your site does not show the drop down menu symbol for hidden commands. While I have located keyboard commands for a superscript 2, 1/2, em dash, and degrees, but I cannot seem to locate the one for strikethrough in Word Press yet. My techno nerd friend is off golfing in Arizona, perhaps we have one amongst us here?

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              1. Am I too literal?
                I would have failed that for using more than 5 lines! (Though if you could show that the letter P was written without taking pen off paper, along with the O and M, and E only required two lines I would accept it again)

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              2. I laughed quite a bit at that one.

                Clearly that kid was an over-achiever. He wrote poem in six lines instead of the required five.

                Assuming the pic wasn’t some randomly generated one. I really would love to see his parents meeting the teacher, and her trying to defend her position when the kid clearly followed the instructions as they were written.

                • – W

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