I do not understand. Does a terrorist act require more than one perpetrator or more than one victim? Or maybe more than one of each iyo.
Of course it was not! A few pipe bombs around the house and the couple's Islamist beliefs don't mean a thing. Everyone knows that was just a common crime that had nothing to do with jihadists. Same with the Fort Hood murders several years ago--just an incident of workplace violence. The base commander affirmed that, and obviously he would not have done so if the Commander-in-Chief, President B. Hussein Obama, had not agreed. Does your Islamophobia know no bounds? Next you'll be claiming that Dr. Nidal Hasan had been in touch with Anwar Al-Awlaki, the Al Qaeda jihadist who mentored two of the 9/11 hijackers!
If you keep trying to call attention to jihadist violence instead of doing all you can to cover Muslim jihadists' backsides. I'm going to have to assume you are not much of a leftist America-hater!
All of those outlets covered the incident when it occurred. Why resort to lies when your original premise fell flat?
I compared this case to the Travon Martin case didn't I? Did CNN, MSNBC and the New York Times cover the Zimmerman trial? Are they covering the Jah'Keem Yisreal trial?
Thanks Stonewall. If that's the FBI's position I think they have got it wrong. If one person, NOT you or me, kills one of the greatest Americans or all time - Joe Biden say - with the intention of striking fear and apprehension into the US population that IS terrorism. (I know because I've done the University of Gröningen mooc on the subject of terror which makes me a world class expert - a bit like Mr Biden come to think of it.)
Alton Nolen killed Colleen Hufford with a large knife at the food plant where they both worked. Then he cut her head off.
The media has labeled this crime "workplace violence". The media doesn't appear to care much about reporting the facts of this case. Why?
Well, Nolen had recently changed his name to Jah'Keem Yisreal after converting to Islam in prison. He also told his coworkers that he "didn't like white people". Colleen Hufford was a white woman.
He tried to kill Traci Johnson, who is also white, but she fought back.
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This was potentially terrorism and a hate crime. Looks like white lives don't matter as much as being politically correct does to the media.
So because the coverage doesn't rise to the level of Trayvon/Zimmerman, then terrorism? What a ridiculously stupid argument.
What a ridiculously stupid interpretation of my comment too. Probably done on purpose because you can't answer why Trayvons life or Mike Brown's life was more important than Colleen Huffords life or the lives of Channon Christian and Christopher Newsom who were also chosen for murder because of their skin color and the media largely ignored it.
You aren't dumb kobie I can recognize that from reading your posts. So you must be in denial, that's the only other option.
Just because the media doesn't sensationalize a particular case does not mean the victims' lives are more or less important, nor does it somehow make the attack on Colleen Huffords a "terrorist attack."
Why do they only choose to promote stories from a racial perspective involving a black victim and a white killer, such as police shootings?
Yet the many cases of black on white violence are taboo.
This is why many of us think the left are hypocrites, because they turn Mike Brown into a martyr, completely ignoring his criminal history, yet Colleen Hufford gets 2 minutes of airtime and they bury it.
So you think "the left" are hypocrites because of the story prioritization of "the media"? How does THAT follow?
Now you're going to pretend like the media isn't made up of mostly left leaning people? There's a reason they go to journalism school, because aside from bs, they showed no aptitude in high school.
And there it is.
So you think "the left" are hypocrites because of the story prioritization of "the media"? How does THAT follow?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaughan_Foods_beheading_incidentPolice stated that they are investigating the incident as workplace violence, and established that it was not a domestic situation. In light of recent concerns about beheadings carried out by ISIS, Moore police immediately announced they could find "no evidence the attack was inspired by any similar events in the Middle East or by religious fundamentalism". Nevertheless, many media outlets speculated on whether the suspect's recent conversion and his affinity for radicalized militant causes was being minimized or could have been a motive for a lone-wolf attack.[21][22] Also, according to prosecutors, Nolen had what was described as an infatuation with beheadings.