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Policeman shot and killed in Boston

Tam

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An MIT police officer was shot and killed in early hours of the morning. They have one suspect in custody and 1 is still at large. Suspects were heavly armed and had explosives that were detonated. There was a reported gas station robbery or car jacking that lead to the shooting.
 

Tam

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Boston Globe is reporting that the one in custody was also involved in the marathon bombing BUT the FBI is saying it is to early to tell if they are connected.

WATERTOWN — One suspect in Monday’s Boston Marathon bombings has been captured, according to an official with knowledge of the investigation. Another remains on the loose in Watertown after a firefight with police. Authorities have established a 20-block perimeter as they search for him.

A scene of chaos descended on Cambridge and Watertown late Thursday night and early Friday morning, as police confirmed an MIT police officer was shot and killed, and an apparent carjacking led police on a wild chase into Watertown.

Witnesses in Watertown said they heard explosions. Police officers were screaming about improvised explosive devices.

Authorities would not comment on whether the events were connected to Monday’s Boston Marathon bombings. At least one of the suspects in Watertown appeared to be a man in his 20s.
 

Mike

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Tam said:
An MIT police officer was shot and killed in early hours of the morning. They have one suspect in custody and 1 is still at large. Suspects were heavly armed and had explosives that were detonated. There was a reported gas station robbery or car jacking that lead to the shooting.

Muslims???????????????????
 

Whitewing

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Mike said:
Tam said:
An MIT police officer was shot and killed in early hours of the morning. They have one suspect in custody and 1 is still at large. Suspects were heavly armed and had explosives that were detonated. There was a reported gas station robbery or car jacking that lead to the shooting.

Muslims???????????????????

Probably. A continuation of their holy war.
 

Mike

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Several European countries allowed "Stealth Jihad" to ruin them by doing nothing.

It's time for some proactive measures........................

Islam is not a Religion. It's a Political Ideology.
 

Steve

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according to what I saw when I came in earlier.. they are Chechnya muslims.

the oldest 26 who is dead came over in 2004.. at 17 ? ,.. and did not assimilate at all..

the younger 19 who is apparently wounded came over in 2003,.. at 9 or 10. did assimilate and was in med school or pre-med..

seems he and another are holed up.. and if the brat stops crying... they may get to talk to him..

as for actual rationale.. radicalized liberals.. radicalized muslims.. disgruntled immigrants.. or just to "intelligent" to function within society..

sometimes these kids are so smart, that they become incredibly stupid...

I would say it is a bit of all of the reasons..
 

Steve

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one another note,.. if you get a chance listen to or watch the uncle's interview..

I know several muslims.. and they all are similar to him in their views.. and to how he explains it.. some fit in and the others resent them and America for it.. but won't leave either..

as Krim has said.. why don't they just leave..


the disgust for this type of terrorism is clear when they do talk about it..
 

Steve

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During the lifetime of the two Boston bombing suspects, their homeland Chechnya has seen two Russian invasions unleash some of Europe's worst bloodshed in generations, and produced fighters who carried out attacks on civilians that shocked the world.

So far there has been no claim of responsibility for the attacks on the Boston Marathon or evidence made public of the motivations of the suspects, brothers Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.

Both have left a trail on the Internet suggesting they were devout Muslims, proud of their Chechen heritage and supportive of the region's bid for independence from Moscow.

Their uncle, who said the boys brought "disgrace on the entire Chechen ethnicity", said they never lived in Chechnya. Before coming to the United States they were schooled in Dagestan, a neighbouring region that was drawn into Chechnya's violence during the 1990s and has since become the focal point for a simmering Islamist insurgency.

Both provinces are part of the North Caucasus, a mountainous strip of southern Russia populated mainly by Muslim ethnic minorities, with a history of rebellion against Moscow - and brutal Russian repression - dating back centuries.



this may explain the father's views..

When the Soviet Union broke up in 1991, Chechens sought independence like the people of the 14 other ex-Soviet republics that left Moscow's orbit. But Moscow decided to fight rather than let them leave.

Bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was born in 1993 and given the same name as Dzhokhar Dudayev, the Chechen secessionist leader of the time. Dudayev was killed by a Russian missile in 1996 as his rebel forces were inflicting a humiliating defeat on Russian troops. Pro-independence Chechens still call their capital Grozny "Dzhokhar" in his honour.

Kadyrov said Chechnya had nothing to do with the Boston bombings: "The root of evil should be looked for in the United States," he said on the Internet. "(The brothers) grew up and studied in the United States and their attitudes and beliefs were formed there.... Any attempt to make a connection between Chechnya and the Tsarnaevs is in vain."

The most horrific guerrilla attack took place in Beslan outside Chechnya in 2004. Fighters seized a primary school on the first day of class, rigged it with explosives and held hundreds of children hostage. When Russian troops stormed the building, 331 hostages were killed, half of them children.

Today, the North Caucasus region still faces violence from an insurgency led by an Islamist group, the Caucasus Emirate, led by a former Chechen independence guerrilla commander, Doku Umarov. Much of the violence is focused on Dagestan.

The Caucasus Emirate claimed responsibility for a suicide bombing at Moscow's Domodedovo airport in January 2011 that killed 37 people and for suicide bombings on the Moscow subway that killed 40 people in 2010.

http://www.swissinfo.ch/eng/news/international/Boston_bombers_bring_echo_of_Chechnyas_legacy_of_violence.html?cid=35568534
 
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