Althouse: "I don’t want something that’s like small. I just want something big.... Something very big."

October 17, 2012

"I don’t want something that’s like small. I just want something big.... Something very big."

"Very very very very big, that will shake the whole country, that will make America, not one step ahead, change of policy, and make one step ahead, for the Muslims ... that will make us one step closer to run the whole world."

23 comments:

rhhardin said...: Things are all book-entry these days, with off-site backups, so it's hard to see the impact.; 10/17/12, 9:25 PM
Lem Vibe Bandit said...: Things are all book-entry these days, with off-site backups, so it's hard to see the impact.

rh gets all organic ;); 10/17/12, 9:31 PM
virgil xenophon said...: He's gonna get something very big, alright. Hows life with no parole? Don't mess with the money..; 10/17/12, 9:38 PM
Michael K said...: No problem. Just another case of workplace violence, like Fort Hood.; 10/17/12, 9:48 PM
Wince said...: Aside from the word "Muslims", that entire post could be a quote of Bernanke in a rare moment of candor at a Fed meeting.; 10/17/12, 9:48 PM
Lem Vibe Bandit said...: Are we sure this guy is not tied to Ron Paul ;); 10/17/12, 9:49 PM
MadisonMan said...: I suspect that one day one of these may succeed. I doubt very much though that it would halt a nationwide election.; 10/17/12, 9:57 PM
Ipso Fatso said...: Gee, and a young Kenyan on a mission to destroy America is about to get re-elected to the POTUS.; 10/17/12, 10:07 PM
edutcher said...: Cavuto had a little piece today on the economic consequences if this cutthroat had succeeded. If he'd shut it down for a week, a Depression - no hemming or hawing. I was, when I first heard about it, skeptical.

Now, I'm not so sure.

YMMV, on that score, but, for anyone that's see the third of the "Die Hard" movies, you get a feel for what this guy was trying to do and the enormity of a possible impact.; 10/17/12, 10:22 PM
Cedarford said...: Be better if people like him were not admitted to the country in the 1st place.
Why import a domestic terror problem??; 10/17/12, 10:52 PM
Lyle said...: Classic jihadist.

That anti-jihad sign didn't even make him do this. Ha.; 10/17/12, 11:06 PM
Tim said...: No doubt his bombing plans were inspired by an anti-Muslim video on Youtube, or a cartoon, or something.

Had to be something we did.

The deranged left insists it must be so.; 10/17/12, 11:40 PM
bagoh20 said...: It seems like most terrorists these days are working with an undercover FBI dude. That's good. Very good.; 10/17/12, 11:50 PM
JAL said...: So my concern is the guy like this that we miss.

Are we just lucky that he connects with an undercover agent?

Or do we have some American Muslims who are doing the right things and reporting these guys ...?; 10/17/12, 11:50 PM
AllenS said...: Execute that motherfucker.; 10/17/12, 11:55 PM
el polacko said...: they've had this jackass in their back-pocket ready to be pulled out when needed. with benghazi blowing up in obama's face (especially after the debate debacle) this story gives the administration's surrogates reason to hit the talk shows and tout obama's ever-vigilant focus on terror.; 10/18/12, 12:08 AM
Aida Fraso said...: This is what exactly I was searching, the information was overall very useful for me, thanks a lot.
down for me
is it down
down for me; 10/18/12, 5:16 AM
rick rogers said...: I've got something big for this sob.; 10/18/12, 6:38 AM
DEEBEE said...: This has to be a Romney plant. Our president tells us that Al-Qaeda is on its heels since OBL is dead and GM is alive. Move on.; 10/18/12, 7:14 AM
Tibore said...: Waiting for someone in the administration to blame this one on that video...; 10/18/12, 7:26 AM
Tank said...: Cedarford said...

Be better if people like him were not admitted to the country in the 1st place.

Why import a domestic terror problem??

The correct answer, which you are not allowed to say in polite company.

"People like him" - What that mean kemosabe?; 10/18/12, 7:44 AM
John henry said...: Is anyone troubled by the idea that this "attack" would never have taken place unless the FBI had talked him into it and provided (fake) materials?

We see more and more of this and it smells like entrapment to me.

I understand that there is a fine line between legal entrapment and what the Feds are doing. One is OK, the other is not.

Which side of the line are the feds on?

John Henry; 10/18/12, 10:32 AM
John henry said...: I said:

Is anyone troubled by the idea that this "attack" would never have taken place unless the FBI had talked him into it and provided (fake) materials?

On second thought, change the wording to "Might never have taken place..."

I do think we need to be watching these guys and nabbing them as soon as they make the first overt move. I am very troubled by what I see as possible entrapment.

John Henry; 10/18/12, 10:35 AM