Fair does.

oioioi wrote:
He works for fox news, lol.

Unless you agree with WUB that it is all done by the FBI, either way I would like people to provide evidence please.

i-baster wrote: I understand that people have this fascination with talking about me. But, again, please don't put words into my mouth.

It doesn't seem to be an unreasonable or complicated request, but yet certain people seem to have a big problem understanding it!

I didn't put words in your mouth though, you made the assertion earlier in this topic. If that is not your view I apologize but was just going by what you said. Maybe try to be clearer in future.

Did the FBI phone Boston suspect before fatal shootout?

The father of the Boston bombing suspects claims to Channel 4 News that the FBI telephoned his elder son after the attack, and prior to a fatal shootout that claimed the life of a police officer.

The father of Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, Anzor, told Channel 4 News that the elder brother had telephoned their mother a few days after the bombings.

Mr Tsarnaev was speaking by telephone to Channel 4 News filmmaker Nick Sturdee (pictured below), who is in Makhachkala, Dagestan. The father said Tamerlan contacted his mother, Zubeidat Tsarnaeva, two or three days after the bombing.

Tamerlan told her the FBI had just rung him and accused him of being behind the attacks, and that he had responded by saying "that's your problem", Mr Tsarnaev claims.

The telephone call claim raises a number of questions.

On the one hand the claim could be false. It follows suggestions by both parents that the FBI had been monitoring Tamerlan for years and could be part of efforts to defend the brothers. Another possiblity is that the telephone call was Tamerlan preparing his mother for bad news.

If the claim is true, then it raises questions over the FBI handling of the investigation into the Boston bombings.

People will be asking about how the alleged telephone call may have fitted into the chain of events - from the attack itself up to the firefight that took place three days later, in which a police officer, as well as Tamerlan, was killed.

The FBI in Boston told Channel 4 News they currently won't confirm or deny any claims about their involvement.

They are waiting to question Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who is under armed guard in hospital, and reported to be in a serious condition. He was caught in the early hours of Saturday morning.

Boston Mayor Tom Menino said on Sunday that authorities may never be able to question 19-year-old Dzhokhar, who is said to be seriously injured and unable to speak.

Although this information will likely never be verified, it does suggest even more evidence that the FBI knowingly lied to the public when officials claimed that they did not know who the suspects were upon releasing pictures of them at the scene of the bombing.

Channel Four news has clearly put its weight behind the information because it fits with everything else the suspects’ parents have said thus far. Both have claimed that their sons were framed, with the mother going into detail about how the FBI were regularly in contact with Tamerlan for three to five years.

The FBI was forced to admit that it had previously had contact with Tamerlan Tsarnaev in 2011, but only after officials first denied the claims made by the mother. The change of story from the FBI came when the media, particularly RT (Russia Today), began to further investigate the matter.

It also emerged that Russian officials contacted the FBI last year regarding Tamerlan’s visit, asking the agency to investigate him when he was spotted with ‘a militant’ on trip to Dagestan.

You do know now you have to hope nowt happens to Milliband or you'll be getting "a knock"?!

andyh wrote:
Once again Andy you are way off. I have studied journalism and media but do not work in that field. If I did it would not be for Fox news since they don't really go in for journalism.

i-baster wrote:
It's called having a laugh at a guy so subservient he ought to have a sex change op.

Seriously, since when did Americans become so pathetic?

andyh wrote:
Women are subservient then?

I am not American.

So I'm not seeing anything on the news about how Glenn Beck brought down the USofA government yet.
Did they assassinate him then?

Bush Won't Reveal Saudi 9/11 Info

Sen. Graham: Bush covered up Saudi involvement in 9/11

Saudi Arabia plays an incredibly important role in the economy of the United State, largely because of its position as one of the most influential members of OPEC, the group, which is formed of the countries which are net exporters of oil. Saudi Arabia has huge oil reserves and it is currently the country with the best capacity for increasing or decreasing its oil production in response to changes in oil prices and demand.

The US economy is highly dependent on oil, relying on oil for about 40 percent of its energy production and 97 percent of its vehicle fuel, as well as for the supply of the petrochemicals that are used by many manufacturing industries. Although the United States does produce some of its own oil, it has to import approximately two thirds of the oil that is uses. This means that it is very dependent on the oil producing nations, particularly the OPEC countries and Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia has a significant impact on the global oil and petrochemicals industry, which means that it can therefore have a potentially significant influence on the economy of the United States. About 13 percent of the oil that is imported into the US every year, over 100 million barrels a day, comes from Saudi Arabia. This is a significant amount, but Saudi Arabia, as a key player in OPEC, also has an indirect influence on the US, economy through its influence on the other sources of US oil imports.

So I'm not seeing anything on the news about how Glenn Beck brought down the USofA government yet.
Did they assassinate him then?

i-baster wrote:
Prolly explains it then.
Please mr policeman come inside and shaft me with your truncheon and quash my constitutional rights

andyh wrote:
Being shafted and allowing the cops to look for a fugitive are not the same thing.

Those two things are not the same either.