I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly.
The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries >aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to
be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly.
The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries
aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to
be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
I hadn't heard this yesterday. How awful.
I wonder if all those who have proclaimed over the years that incendiary rhetoric is responsible for inspiring people to commit violent acts will
keep silent since, you know, Jews are the chosen scapegoats.
On 2025-06-02 3:32 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly.
The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries >>> aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to
be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
I hadn't heard this yesterday. How awful.
I wonder if all those who have proclaimed over the years that incendiary
rhetoric is responsible for inspiring people to commit violent acts will
keep silent since, you know, Jews are the chosen scapegoats.
If they don't condemn it, throw their own reasoning back on them by
declaring that "silence is violence".
I can't remember a single report of someone Jewish ever physically
attacking the protesters at any of the all-too-common pro-Hamas rallies,
do you? It's almost like one side actually believes in freedom of speech
and the other side doesn't....
2025-06-02 3:32 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly. >>>The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries >>>aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to
be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
I hadn't heard this yesterday. How awful.
I wonder if all those who have proclaimed over the years that incendiary >>rhetoric is responsible for inspiring people to commit violent acts will >>keep silent since, you know, Jews are the chosen scapegoats.
If they don't condemn it, throw their own reasoning back on them by
declaring that "silence is violence".
I can't remember a single report of someone Jewish ever physically
attacking the protesters at any of the all-too-common pro-Hamas rallies,
do you? It's almost like one side actually believes in freedom of speech
and the other side doesn't....
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly.
The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to
be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
On Jun 2, 2025 at 12:51:43 PM PDT, "Rhino" <[email protected]> wrote:
On 2025-06-02 3:32 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that >>>> his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly. >>>> The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries >>>> aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to >>>> be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
I hadn't heard this yesterday. How awful.
I wonder if all those who have proclaimed over the years that incendiary >>> rhetoric is responsible for inspiring people to commit violent acts will >>> keep silent since, you know, Jews are the chosen scapegoats.
If they don't condemn it, throw their own reasoning back on them by
declaring that "silence is violence".
I can't remember a single report of someone Jewish ever physically
attacking the protesters at any of the all-too-common pro-Hamas rallies,
do you? It's almost like one side actually believes in freedom of speech
and the other side doesn't....
I'm currently watching the hippopotamuses on THE VIEW desperately trying to explain how the Colorado man who lit pro-Israel protestors on fire in Denver this weekend wasn't a far-left terrorist. They’re suggesting the whole thing
was a false-flag perpetrated by Mossad to stoke anti-Palestine sentiment.
I read the other day that even the Disney brass have become uncomfortable with
the crap those harridans spout daily and have told them to tone it down or else. When you're too woke for the Disney board, maybe it’s time for some serious self-reflection.
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly.
The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries
aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to
be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
Jesus H. Christ.
In the first three lines, she calls it a blow torch, throwing Molotov cocktails, and a flamethrower. And then she has the nerve to say this:
“What’s more, in a time of rising, democracy-threatening misinformation, we
make our fiercely independent journalism free to all, with no paywall – so that everyone in the US can have access to responsible, fact-based news.”
She wouldn’t know a fact if she stumbled over it
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
2025-06-02 3:32 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly. >>>> The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries >>>> aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to >>>> be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
I hadn't heard this yesterday. How awful.
I wonder if all those who have proclaimed over the years that incendiary >>> rhetoric is responsible for inspiring people to commit violent acts will >>> keep silent since, you know, Jews are the chosen scapegoats.
If they don't condemn it, throw their own reasoning back on them by
declaring that "silence is violence".
I can't remember a single report of someone Jewish ever physically
attacking the protesters at any of the all-too-common pro-Hamas rallies,
do you? It's almost like one side actually believes in freedom of speech
and the other side doesn't....
Perhaps some shoving. I'd have remembered a flame thrower.
Gotta love a violent act to enforce the heckler's veto.
On 2025-06-02 4:00 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Jun 2, 2025 at 12:51:43 PM PDT, "Rhino"
<[email protected]> wrote:
On 2025-06-02 3:32 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack justI hadn't heard this yesterday. How awful. I wonder if all
now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-
colorado- attack-rally The attacker has been apprehended; no
bonus points for guessing that his first name is Mohamed. I
hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover
quickly. The report I read does not mention fatalities so
I'm hoping the injuries aren't too bad although I imagine
the psychological trauma is going to be very difficult to
overcome if it can be overcome at all.
those who have proclaimed over the years that incendiary
rhetoric is responsible for inspiring people to commit violent
acts will keep silent since, you know, Jews are the chosen
scapegoats.
If they don't condemn it, throw their own reasoning back on them
by declaring that "silence is violence".
I can't remember a single report of someone Jewish ever
physically attacking the protesters at any of the all-too-common
pro-Hamas rallies, do you? It's almost like one side actually
believes in freedom of speech and the other side doesn't....
I'm currently watching the hippopotamuses on THE VIEW desperatelyI guess their old standby of "mostly peaceful protest" didn't seem
trying to explain how the Colorado man who lit pro-Israel
protestors on fire in Denver this weekend wasn't a far-left
terrorist. They’re suggesting the whole thing was a false-flag
perpetrated by Mossad to stoke anti-Palestine sentiment.
likely to fly so they concocted a false-flag op to explain why it
couldn't possibly be one of those wonderful, peace-loving
Palestinians expressing his true feelings....
I read the other day that even the Disney brass have become
uncomfortable with the crap those harridans spout daily and have
told them to tone it down or else. When you're too woke for the
Disney board, maybe it’s time for some serious self-reflection.
I saw some commentary on that which pointed out that The View has
really high ratings and toning down the nonsense by the hosts would
probably hurt those ratings and Disney's bottom line so Disney is
just pretending to want changes. I guess we'll see if they're
serious in due course. If production management and/or hosts start
leaving, we'll know that Disney meant it; if nothing changes, we'll
know they were just pretending.
On 2025-06-02 3:59 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
2025-06-02 3:32 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that >>>>> his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly. >>>>> The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries >>>>> aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to >>>>> be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
I hadn't heard this yesterday. How awful.
I wonder if all those who have proclaimed over the years that incendiary >>>> rhetoric is responsible for inspiring people to commit violent acts will >>>> keep silent since, you know, Jews are the chosen scapegoats.
If they don't condemn it, throw their own reasoning back on them by
declaring that "silence is violence".
I can't remember a single report of someone Jewish ever physically
attacking the protesters at any of the all-too-common pro-Hamas rallies, >>> do you? It's almost like one side actually believes in freedom of speech >>> and the other side doesn't....
Perhaps some shoving. I'd have remembered a flame thrower.
Gotta love a violent act to enforce the heckler's veto.
I wonder if we'll find the attacker lionized the way Luigi Mangione has
been? It would be nauseating - but all too predictable - if the attacker
was treated as a martyr who was standing up for the poor downtrodden Palestinians just like all those wonderful activists protesting on the world's streets and campuses.
In other news, I see Greta Thunberg has joined a flotilla trying to
bring "symbolic" aid to Palestine through the IDF blockade of Gaza.
Here's hoping the IDF arrest her and her companions and detain them with
some of the worst of the Palestinians they hold.
On 6/2/2025 4:57 PM, Rhino wrote:
On 2025-06-02 4:00 PM, BTR1701 wrote:
On Jun 2, 2025 at 12:51:43 PM PDT, "Rhino"
<[email protected]> wrote:
On 2025-06-02 3:32 PM, Adam H. Kerman wrote:
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:I hadn't heard this yesterday. How awful. I wonder if all those who
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder- colorado- >>>>>> attack-rally The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points
for guessing that his first name is Mohamed. I hope he gets the
death penalty and that the victims recover quickly. The report I
read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries aren't >>>>>> too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to be >>>>>> very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
have proclaimed over the years that incendiary rhetoric is
responsible for inspiring people to commit violent
acts will keep silent since, you know, Jews are the chosen
scapegoats.
If they don't condemn it, throw their own reasoning back on them by
declaring that "silence is violence".
I can't remember a single report of someone Jewish ever physically
attacking the protesters at any of the all-too-common pro-Hamas
rallies, do you? It's almost like one side actually believes in
freedom of speech and the other side doesn't....
'Freedom of speech' seems an unlikely factor. Seems generally
acknowledged that today's Jewish culture is more civilized than today's Muslim culture (fwiw).
I'm currently watching the hippopotamuses on THE VIEW desperatelyI guess their old standby of "mostly peaceful protest" didn't seem
trying to explain how the Colorado man who lit pro-Israel protestors
on fire in Denver this weekend wasn't a far-left terrorist. They’re
suggesting the whole thing was a false-flag perpetrated by Mossad to
stoke anti-Palestine sentiment.
likely to fly so they concocted a false-flag op to explain why it
couldn't possibly be one of those wonderful, peace-loving Palestinians
expressing his true feelings....
False flag or true, both sides will doubtless use the attack to gin up sentiment leading to more of the same.
I read the other day that even the Disney brass have become
uncomfortable with the crap those harridans spout daily and have told
them to tone it down or else. When you're too woke for the Disney
board, maybe it’s time for some serious self-reflection.
I saw some commentary on that which pointed out that The View has
really high ratings and toning down the nonsense by the hosts would
probably hurt those ratings and Disney's bottom line so Disney is just
pretending to want changes. I guess we'll see if they're serious in
due course. If production management and/or hosts start leaving, we'll
know that Disney meant it; if nothing changes, we'll know they were
just pretending.
I don't know what this says about its "really high ratings", but all I
know of The View is what I hear from people who hate it.
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly.
The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries >aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to
be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly.
The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries >aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to
be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly.
The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries >aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to
be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
I wonder if all those who have proclaimed over the years that incendiary
rhetoric is responsible for inspiring people to commit violent acts will
keep silent since, you know, Jews are the chosen scapegoats.
If they don't condemn it, throw their own reasoning back on them by
declaring that "silence is violence".
I can't remember a single report of someone Jewish ever physically
attacking the protesters at any of the all-too-common pro-Hamas rallies,
do you? It's almost like one side actually believes in freedom of speech
and the other side doesn't....
Rhino <[email protected]> wrote:
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly.
The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries >>aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to
be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
I've heard different reports about the immigration status of the alleged >perpetrator Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45. He was born in Egypt; the reports >agree he's an Egyptian national. He lived in Kuwait for 17 years.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/boulder-attack-suspect-us-illegally-homeland-security/story?id=122409898
New York Times says he sought asylum.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/06/02/us/boulder-colorado-attack-suspect
Colorado Public Radio said he came to Colorado Springs from Kuwait on a >tourist visa in August 2022 (expired February 2023) and then applied for >asylum in September 2022. He was on a work permit while the application
was pending.
https://www.cpr.org/2025/06/02/boulder-attack-suspect-what-we-know/
Several stories agree that he took a gun safety class to buy a gun but
was prevented from doing so due to his citizenship status. Instead, he
built the makeshift flame thrower and Molotov cocktails.
I was truly shocked to see news of this horrific attack just now:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jun/02/boulder-colorado-attack-rally
The attacker has been apprehended; no bonus points for guessing that
his first name is Mohamed.
I hope he gets the death penalty and that the victims recover quickly.
The report I read does not mention fatalities so I'm hoping the injuries >aren't too bad although I imagine the psychological trauma is going to
be very difficult to overcome if it can be overcome at all.
I've heard different reports about the immigration status of the alleged >perpetrator Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45. He was born in Egypt; the reports >agree he's an Egyptian national. He lived in Kuwait for 17 years.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/boulder-attack-suspect-us-illegally-homeland-security/story?id=122409898
New York Times says he sought asylum.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/06/02/us/boulder-colorado-attack-suspect
Colorado Public Radio said he came to Colorado Springs from Kuwait on a >tourist visa in August 2022 (expired February 2023) and then applied for >asylum in September 2022. He was on a work permit while the application
was pending.
https://www.cpr.org/2025/06/02/boulder-attack-suspect-what-we-know/
Several stories agree that he took a gun safety class to buy a gun but
was prevented from doing so due to his citizenship status. Instead, he
built the makeshift flame thrower and Molotov cocktails.
Tue, 3 Jun 2025 14:07:39 -0000 (UTC), Adam H. Kerman <[email protected]>:
I've heard different reports about the immigration status of the alleged >>perpetrator Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45. He was born in Egypt; the reports >>agree he's an Egyptian national. He lived in Kuwait for 17 years.
https://abcnews.go.com/US/boulder-attack-suspect-us-illegally-homeland-security/story?id=122409898
New York Times says he sought asylum.
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2025/06/02/us/boulder-colorado-attack-suspect
Colorado Public Radio said he came to Colorado Springs from Kuwait on a >>tourist visa in August 2022 (expired February 2023) and then applied for >>asylum in September 2022. He was on a work permit while the application
was pending.
https://www.cpr.org/2025/06/02/boulder-attack-suspect-what-we-know/
Several stories agree that he took a gun safety class to buy a gun but
was prevented from doing so due to his citizenship status. Instead, he >>built the makeshift flame thrower and Molotov cocktails.
So what grounds could there possibly be to claim asylum in the US?
I'll be the first to agree that neither Egypt nor Kuwait are heaven on
earth but since when does that give an individual from these countries
the right to enter the US illegally and claim asylum?
As I understand the law (IANAL) shouldn't the judge's first question
be to establish that the claimant has grounds to apply for asylum? And
if they fail in that, the hearing should end in seconds with a denial
and deportation order.
Sure he has a right to a hearing but having gotten it, he doesn't have
the right to have things his way (e.g. legal US status)
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