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April 19, 2013 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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April 19, 2013, Friday, Hour #1
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Welcome to today's edition of the Rush 24-7 podcast.
Yes, America's Anchorman is away, and this is your undocumented anchorman sitting in, Mark Stein, living in the shadows and loving it.
As you heard him say yesterday, Rush is at a funeral today, but he will be back live on Monday.
And that means that on America's most listened-to radio show, it's Sinister Foreign Guest Host Friday.
For some reason, our Prescheduled Chechen guest host didn't show up for work this morning, so you got me.
We're coming to you live from Ice Station EIB in northern New Hampshire, just a stone's throw from the Canadian border.
So if you're a Massachusetts jihadist fleeing the country, do swing by.
You can't miss us.
There's a big sign on the interstate, Last Rush guest host before the border.
On this 238th anniversary of the battles of Lexington and Concord, some of the oldest townships in the Republic are in lockdown as we speak.
Boston, Cambridge, Newton, Waltham.
Schools are shut.
The subways and taxis are forbidden to run.
And by order of the governor, all citizens are to remain in their homes with doors locked and to open them to nobody except uniformed officers.
One million Americans are, quote, sheltering in place.
Sheltering in place.
Copley Square in Boston is a ghost town.
In Watertown, armored vehicles rumble down leafy residential streets of 19th century clabbered houses.
A strange and deadly week in America is coming to a close.
One suspect is dead, Tamilan Tsarnav.
His brother remains at large and is armed and dangerous.
My son is a true angel, their father, Anzor Sarnaev, said this morning from Makashkala, capital city of the Republic of Dagestan, one of those nickel and dime stands in post-Soviet Russia.
And to old school fellas like me, that town will always be Petrovsk, named after Peter the Great.
But their dad's in Dagestan, while his sons scrammed the stand and are planting bombs in Boston.
My son is a true angel, says Anzor Sarnaev.
Jokar is a second-year medical student in the U.S.
He is such an intelligent boy.
We expected him to come on holidays here.
Something here, by the way, doesn't quite add up.
Jokar and his brother supposedly entered the United States as children with family around 2000, 2001, 2002.
But right now, their dad is in Dagestan.
So they arrived here in 2001, 2002, but they became legal permanent residents in 2007.
And there have been reports that they may be registered voters, although it's not clear if they're citizens.
We do know they're alumni of Cambridge Ringe and Latin School, which sounds fancy, but it's a public high school.
Not a lot of Latin going on there these days.
Tamilan was on the New England boxing team.
He was, quote, like the most popular kid at school, said his friend, R.D. Morrow of Watertown.
He was a really good-looking kid.
He's as American as anybody.
He's as American as anybody.
That's what R.D. Morrow says.
On the other hand, Tamilan Tsarayev himself says, quote, I don't have a single American friend.
In 2011, the city of Cambridge awarded his brother Jokar one of only 40 or so scholarships they give out.
As for how he repaid that scholarship, he's the one you see on the video footage dropping off his bomb on the sidewalk next to the Richard family of Dorchester.
They're smiling happily, enjoying the final few yards of the marathon, hoisting the younger kids up onto the railings.
Eight-year-old Martin Richard was killed.
His sister lost a leg.
His mother has undergone brain surgery.
Martin Richard will never be the most popular kid in high school, like Tamilan.
He'll never get a scholarship, never box on the New England team, never be a second-year medical student or a second-year anything else.
But two Chechen brothers, apparently legal residents of the United States for six years, thought eight-year-old Martin Richard was worth killing.
You recall that on Tuesday, Salon published one of those near-parodic pieces in which the more tortured and self-loathing dweebs of the Western world specialize in these days.
The headline on the piece read, Let's hope the Boston Marathon bomber is a white American.
Well, in a way, that guy who wrote that stupid column, David Sirota, got his way.
The killers are Caucasian.
That's to say, they're from the Caucasus.
They're from the bloody hell of the Caucasian wars in what was formerly the Chechen Ingush Soviet Socialist Republic, and which has since split up into Ingushity and Chechnya.
And I mentioned that the dad now lives next door in Dagestan.
That's the stand next door.
Chechnya is overwhelmingly Muslim.
Dagestan is overwhelmingly Muslim.
But please, let's not jump to any conclusions.
These boys have been in Massachusetts for a long time.
They could be Chechen Episcopalians, Chechen congregationalists.
Let's not be hasty here.
Let's not be hasty here in what is one of the symbolic jests of this grim scenario.
The car in which the guy took it on the lamb, the Massachusetts, I'm not sure what kind of car is that.
Is it a Chevy Camaro or something?
But it's got a coexist bumper sticker on.
The car in which the Chechen bomber fled has a coexist sticker on.
I don't know whether you've seen those things.
They're all over the place.
In fact, I think they're mandatory in Cambridge, aren't they?
They're like the recycling stickers.
You've got to have them on the car.
The coexist bumper sticker is the one that's got the Christian cross and the Star of David for the Jews and the Islamic Crescent and some little LGBT symbol on there.
So that the gays and the Jews and the Muslims and everyone can all coexist together in the great liberal utopia.
That the nice sheeshi gay couple in Cambridge, Massachusetts can live at number 23 Elm Street and next door at number 25 Elm Street you can have the big-bearded Imam with his four child brides and they all coexist together in the perfect liberal utopia.
That's the car that the Chechen terrorist fled in.
Meanwhile, back in the real world, there is an old Russian joke that I pass on just in case you happen to be in a bar in Grozny or Makhashkala and you need to break the ice.
Stop me if you've heard this one before.
A Chechen, an Ingush and a Dagestani are in a car.
Who's driving?
Answer, the cops.
Chechen jihadists have a tough reputation and deservedly so.
They were the guys.
There's an awful lot of blood since the year these fellas were born.
The blood spilled in the name of the Chechen so-called liberation struggle has been vast.
These were the guys behind the Moscow theater siege and the Beslin grade school massacre of 2004.
There's a picture from the aftermath of that atrocity in my book, America Alone.
I've never forgotten that picture.
The first time I saw that picture, it stayed with me.
And it's a photograph taken from above of row upon row upon row of body bags, all lined up in a schoolhouse gym.
And it's photographed from above, and the body bags look empty.
They seem to lie flat on the ground.
And it's only when you peer in closer at the photograph that you realize that that's because the bodies in them are too small to fill the lengths of the bag.
They're children, row upon row of corpses of dead children, elementary school children, over 150 dead children, many of them shot in the back as they tried to flee, others shot in the face by men who look a child in the eye and then pull the trigger, and some of them burned alive just for laughs.
And as the victims of Major Hassan at Fort Hood did, the very last thing that those children heard as they departed this world was the voice of their killer screaming, Allahu Akbar.
God is great.
Tamilan and Jokar Saraev were children themselves at the time of that massacre, the Beslan massacre.
They were already living in Massachusetts, apparently.
But like their fellow soldiers of Allah, thousands of miles east in that Beslan schoolhouse, they looked at that eight-year-old boy and they saw a target.
So we'll follow all the news from Watertown as the net closes on Joker Saraev.
But it is also the end of the week and you know what that means.
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But today, no such expert trained broadcast specialist is available.
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Obviously, we will follow the first successful terrorist attack in the United States since 9-11.
We will keep you up to date on that.
We will also keep you up to date on the state of the gun control debate.
And actually, that is not unrelated to what is happening in Massachusetts either.
And the immigration debate.
You may have heard Senator Rubio yesterday talking to Rush.
And we'll keep you up to date with the state of play on the immigration debate in the United States, because that's not unrelated to what happened in Massachusetts.
Why are these guys in the country?
You know, you are Americans.
You are citizens of a sovereign entity called the United States of America.
Most people out there on the rest of the planet, they're very pleasant, a lot of them.
They're Frenchmen, Australians, Fijians, Slovenes, Uzbeks, Tajiks, all very pleasant people.
But they are not Americans.
The French have France to live in, the Slovenes have Slovenia to live in, the Fijians have Fiji to live in.
And generally speaking, sovereign nations have the right to determine which non-citizens they admit within their borders.
And Until relatively recently, it was normal for sovereign nations to make hard-headed decisions as to which people they admitted and whether they were a net benefit to the existing citizenry of the United States.
These guys somehow are legitimate permanent residents of the United States, may even be citizens.
They may even be voters in Massachusetts.
Why?
What benefit is that to the United States of America?
So the events in Massachusetts are not unconnected to some of the other debates that have been going on in the United States this week, including the proposals for so-called comprehensive immigration reform.
We'll talk about that and all the rest of the week's news on Open Line Friday, straight ahead.
Open Line Friday on the Rush Limbo Show, Mark Stein in for Rush, live across America on the EIB network, 1-800-282-2882.
We are following breaking developments on the streets of Watertown that have been unfolding for the last basically about the last 14 hours or so since a Massachusetts Institute of Technology officer was shot dead late just before midnight last night.
Many of these boys' relatives are speaking out.
The sister of the Boston Marathon bombers lives in New Jersey and spoke to the Newark Star Ledger from behind her door.
She said of her brothers, Alina Sarnieva, said of her brothers, they were great people.
I never would have expected it.
They're smart.
I don't know what's gotten into them.
Their uncle, that's their sister, Alina Zarnayeva, their uncle, Ruslan Sarni, said of his nephews, he told WBZ-TV in Boston that the two suspects, Joko and Tamalan, did not deserve to live.
And he apologized to their victims.
They do not deserve to live on this earth.
He said that any notion of Islam being a part in the attacks is fraud.
Quote, what I think was behind it, being losers, he said.
So Tamilan and Jokar, Uncle Ruslan has said that they did this because they're losers.
Okay, that's the sister in New Jersey.
That's the uncle in Boston.
They have an aunt in Etobicoke, Ontario, in Canada.
I have an aunt in Etobicoke, Ontario.
I wonder if we've got the same aunt.
Something by Madge.
This is from the Toronto Sun.
Marit Sarnayev, aunt of the suspected Boston bombing suspects, Tamilan Sarnayev and Joker Sarneyev, spoke to the Toronto Sun, and she said she doesn't want to believe that her nephews are being labeled terrorists.
This is a huge tragedy for the family, Marit Sarniev, 45, said, My brother's two boys, they are growing up so fast.
Oh, you almost got the soundbite right.
Marit, Aunt Marit, they're blowing up so fast.
That's the problem.
That's the problem.
My first reaction, she says, is, why the hell would they do this?
The whole world is now making a decision on them just by seeing their pictures and not having anything else.
She says that Joker had a love of math.
And these two boys, all they must have in their heads at this age is love.
So this cannot be true.
Okay, so we've got, let's just run it through.
We've got these two boys in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
We've got their sister Alina in New Jersey.
We've got Uncle Ruslan in Boston.
We've got Aunt Marrot in Etobicoke, Ontario.
There doesn't seem to be a lot left of the Tsariev family to still be in Chechnya.
And again, this comes back to the question before the United States when we start talking about comprehensive immigration reform.
It was accepted until the 1960s that sovereign nations had the right to determine which non-citizens came within their borders.
How can it be, how can it be that virtually every member of this extended Tsarnaev family, not just these boys, but their uncles and aunts,
is apparently living in Western nations and apparently are regarded as so vital to the interests of advanced developed nations that Western immigration systems have had no difficulty admitting them to the United States and Canada.
And no doubt as the day wears on, we'll find they've got relatives in Australia, the United Kingdom, who knows where else these guys will turn up.
So Rush's conversation with Senator Rubio yesterday is part of this story too.
Did they game the system?
We don't know.
According to the official reports, they arrived in Boston around the turn of the century and they became legal residents some seven years later in 2007 and they would be eligible just for citizenship now and there appears to be some confusion as to whether or not they're registered to vote in Massachusetts.
But here's the point.
The youngest, the guy they're trying to get right now, the guy they're trying to get, is 19 years old.
So taking this stuff at face value, he has lived in the United States since he was six years old.
What does he know of Chechnya?
He has no memory of living in Chechnya.
He may have visited there.
He may have been on various training schemes there.
He may have visited Dagestan.
But he's essentially the product of Massachusetts and of Boston, of the so-called American melting pot in the year 2013.
A guy who has been in this country since the age of six and is so American that he cannot think of anything he wants to do on Patriots Day more than blow up the Boston Marathon.
There are questions that American citizens need to ask themselves about where we're headed with stories like these.
These guys are not untypical.
I can well believe the things the uncle and aunt are saying because generally the pattern across the Western world is that often third generation Muslim immigrants are far more radical than second and first generation Muslim immigrants.
So we're going to talk about that in the hours ahead on the Rush Limbaugh Show.
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Mark Stein infraush.
Immigration, terrorism, gun control, all the week's news.
We're live on Open Line Friday.
Lots more still to come here on the Excellence in Broadcasting Network.
Yes, Open Line Friday, 1-800-282-2882.
Rush returns live on Monday.
He is at a funeral and memorial service today.
As we speak, Boston is in lockdown.
Its streets are deserted.
And the net is supposedly closing in the suburbs of Boston in Watertown around a Chechen jihadist, born in Chechnya, but a guy who has spent, he's 19 years old now, and he has spent most of his life in the United States.
The net is closing on him.
In the meantime, life goes on.
Dana Milbank in The Washington Post is not writing about Chechen Jihadists or anything like that.
He's writing about the stuff that matters.
He's doing a profile of Ted Cruz, and it includes this marvelous sentence.
Cruz is 42, the same age Joe McCarthy was when he amassed power in the Senate with his allegations of communist infiltration.
Unquote.
Ted Cruz is the new Joe McCarthy, according to the genius Milbank in The Washington Post.
So at a time when there is a Chechen jihadists on the lamb in a car with a coexist bumper sticker in the streets of Boston, Dana Milbank is writing about the real threats to the Republic.
Now, if you listen to Rush on Tuesday, the day after the Boston Marathon bombing, this bombing happened basically in the final minute of Rush's Monday show, right at the finish of the marathon.
And on Tuesday, Rush was talking about it, and here's what he said.
Let me ask you a question, again, based on my observation in recent years.
If you, listening to this program, if you are a Muslim, and it turns out that a Muslim did bomb the Boston Marathon, how do you feel?
I dare say that if you are a Muslim, you can be pretty certain, you can rest assured, that everybody in the media will circle the wagons and say, this is not because of Islam.
This is a lone bad actor, lone wolf, but this in no way says anything about Islam.
It is in no way says anything about Muslims.
It's just a lone nut.
And they will remind us that the vast majority of people denounce this kind of terrorism, the vast majority of Muslims.
So if you're a Muslim and it turns out to be a Muslim bomber, you will be in no way associated with it.
Which, fair.
However, folks, if you are a conservative out there today and it turns out that whoever did this is either real or has an imagined connection to conservatives, everybody in the media will unite to denounce your whole group.
There will not be the same treatment.
If this turns out to be some crazy extremist domestic, everybody thought to be in that guy's group is going to be tarred and feathered as well.
And believe me, that's what they're all hoping for on the left.
They're the ones saying so.
They're the ones indicating that, not me.
Just so.
That was Rush on Tuesday.
And as we now know, these guys are Muslim.
One of them was Muslim.
He's dead.
He died in the early hours this morning.
The other guy, still on the lamb, is Muslim.
Muslims from Chechnya.
And so as usual, any moment now, we'll start to hear, oh, well, these are just lone wolves, as Rush said.
They're not typical of anything.
None of these guys are ever typical of anything.
Major Hassan at Fort Hood isn't typical of anything except pre-post-traumatic stress disorder or whatever the diversity celebrators said he was suffering from.
Major Hassan at Fort Hood isn't typical of anything.
The panty bomber over the skies of Detroit wasn't typical of anything.
The Times Square bomber, he's not typical of anything.
Mayor Bloomberg famously said, you'll recall, that it was probably someone who was mad about Obama's healthcare proposals.
The Washington Post suggested that he wanted to blow up Times Square because he had fallen behind on his mortgage payments.
So it was some kind of, he was the first subprime jihadist.
But none of these guys, none of these lone wolves, none of these lone wolves stretching as far back as the eye can see are ever typical of anything.
We don't know, we don't know that any of these lone wolves belong to the United Amalgamated Union of Lone Wolves and Isolated Extremists.
They're all just one-offs.
All jihad is local.
Don't try and see any wider pattern in this.
Whereas if some guy shoots up a grade school, even if he's nothing to do with the NRA and he's nothing to do with the Tea Party and he's not the father of Sarah Palin's youngest child, he is nevertheless, those people are nevertheless responsible.
The entire conservative movement, Sarah Palin, NRA, Tea Party, is always responsible.
And that is why we need to gut the Second Amendment.
One guy shoots up a school, that's a reason to tear up the Second Amendment, toss it into the trash can of history, because that guy is emblematic of everything.
But if a couple of Chechen jihadists decide to blow up the Boston Marathon in service of Allah, pay no attention to that.
They are just lone wolves.
They're just card-carrying members of the Amalgamated Union of Lone Wolves and Isolated Extremists.
They are not part of any broader movement whatsoever, so don't worry about it.
Let us go to Jim in Temple, Texas.
Jim, you are live on the Rush Limbaugh Show.
Great to have you with us.
Hi, Jim.
Hey, I can't hear a word, Mike.
Is Jim there?
I never quite know whether it's the piece of wet string leading out of Ice Station EIB to connect us up with the wider world, or whether Jim has just flounced off in a great big huff.
But Jim is not there.
We'll try and get him back up and come back to him.
Tamilan Sanyaev, who was the first, the older brother, and who died in the early hours this morning, he had a playlist devoted to terrorism on his YouTube account.
And that's, again, that's very interesting, by the way.
There's all kinds of people who've had their YouTube accounts shut down on the right, because YouTube is sensitive about that stuff.
So if you're like a conservative and you belong to certain kind of conservative groups, YouTube will yank the plug on you at the slightest opportunity.
But YouTube apparently has no objection to a playlist devoted to terrorism.
According to the things he likes here, he has one video in English entitled The Emergence of Prophecy, The Black Flags from Khorasan.
Khorasan is this kind of Islamic fantasy of a, it's, what do they call it?
Mahdist.
It's basically similar to the stuff that the Iranians are into with the 12th Imam and all the rest of it.
It's basically the kind of Islamic equivalent of it's millenarian cultism, the Khorasan thing.
He also maintained a separate playlist devoted to Islam and one devoted to Timur Mutsarayev, a Chechen singer.
Now, again, this is a guy who has been in – this is the product, by the way, of the Massachusetts public school system.
Do you remember John McCain in one of the many curious things he said, that he said smart visa policies are more important than smart bombs when it comes to winning the war on terror.
And he's got it absolutely backwards because the ones who most hate the West are the ones who have been most exposed to it.
And it happens time and time again.
Osama bin Laden, summer school in Oxford.
Mohammed Atta, an engineering student from Hamburg, Germany.
The ones who have spent the most time in the Western world are the ones who hate it the most.
Not the upcountry yakherds in Waziristan, but the ones who have spent the most time among us in the Western world.
These brothers are the products of the Massachusetts public school system.
They went to public high schools.
They went to this thing, what's it called?
Boston Ringe and Latin School.
It's one of the oldest public schools in the nation.
The younger brother got a $2,500 scholarship that the city of Cambridge gives, one of only 40 scholarships it gives.
He's supposedly some kind of second-year medical student.
These guys have been the beneficiaries of the best that American education can give them, except in one respect.
Nobody taught them to feel American, to be American, to live as American.
And so, on Patriots' Day, on a beautiful Monday in the city of Boston, two guys who have lived in the United States, they have no memory of living in any other country.
Two guys go out and decide to blow up the Boston Marathon in the name of Allah.
Mark Stein, in for Rush, lots more straight ahead.
Open Line Friday on the Rush Limbaugh Show, 1-800-282-2882.
Lots of news out of Boston.
The spiritual mentor, I think that's the phrase, the spiritual mentor of the late Boston marathon bomber, Tamilan Sanaev, who was killed in a shootout with police.
Actually, I believe he was killed in a road accident, but he was rather spectacularly wired.
So instead of just being run over, he self-detonated.
I understand that's what happened.
At anyway, Tamilan Zionev, his spiritual mentor was the radical Muslim preacher, Sheikh Faiz Mohammed.
Now, again, what I was saying earlier about the guys who most want to kill us, the guys who most want to destroy Western civilization, are the ones who are the products of it.
Sheikh Faiz Mohammed was born in Australia, Australian, born and bred.
But he wants to overthrow Western civilization.
He was the mentor.
He was the spiritual mentor, apparently, to Tamilan Zanayev.
He's famous, by the way, for denouncing the Harry Potter movies.
He objects to the higher Harry Potter movies because they encourage people to commit the sin of worshiping someone or something other than Allah.
So if you raise your children on Harry Potter movies, they may get all into Harry Potter and Ron Weasley and Professor Snape and all the rest of it, instead of worshiping Allah.
They may be encouraged to worship Harry instead of worshiping us.
So he's very against the Harry Potter movies.
He called on a friend of mine, Hert Wilders, The Dutch politician who has been threatened with death and who lives under 24 armed guard, he called for Hirt Wilders to be beheaded.
I wrote the introduction.
Hirt wrote a terrific book that came out last year in the United States.
I was proud and honored to write the introduction for that.
It's a fascinating story.
But this guy, this Australian sheikh, called for him to be beheaded, and he is apparently the greatest philosophical influence on Tamilan Zanayev of Cambridge, Massachusetts.
That is what we know.
We're filling in blanks in the life of the short life of Tamilan Zanayev.
By the way, I want to say something.
I'd be interested to hear today from anyone who served in Iraq and particularly in Afghanistan, where a lot of Chechens have gone to Afghanistan and are renowned for being far more violent and far more vicious than the local guys.
It's the opposite, by the way, with the Saudis.
The Saudis are rather sneered at by the Afghan jihadists as being a bunch of pansies.
They're the sissy jihadists who just want to sleep in in the morning and not actually get up early while on the old IED and go off and blow up a woman's health center or a bunch of schoolgirls or whatever.
The Saudis are just a bunch of deadbeats.
But the Chechens in Afghanistan have a reputation for real supersized savagery in Afghanistan.
They have that reputation.
I was talking earlier about the Beslan schoolhouse massacre, where these guys looked 150 grade school children in the eyes and killed them.
There's a level of depravity in the Chechen uprisings and in Chechen jihadists that is impressive even by the standards of the jihad.
Let's go to Charlie in Indian Valley, Virginia.
Charlie, you're live on the Rush Limbaugh Show.
Great to have you on.
Greetings, Ice Station EIB.
Thank you for the work you do, even if you're a foreigner, you rascal.
Yeah, the media is pointing out the never let a crisis go to waste, pointing out that this can revitalize the gun debate.
And I look at a whole city, a million people, hostage in their own homes because most of them are ill-prepared and disallowed any means of protecting themselves should someone burst into their place or try to take their SUV.
It's quite amazing to watch this.
Yeah, you're right.
It's Cambridge, Massachusetts, which is the home of Harvard.
And so we can take it there.
A lot of people there who think it's just you bunch of rednecks down in the south who need all these guns, and they're happy to mortgage their security needs to the state.
But you're right.
And the fact is, if you're in a house somewhere in any of these cities that are in lockdown at the moment, if you're in Boston, if you're in Cambridge, if you're in Newton, if you're in Watertown, and something happens, something happens, who's to know who's even at the local precinct house to come and get you?
All the cops are all over the state.
You know, the cops from A are cruising down the streets of B because they're all being directed now, all state, federal, local, of all coordinating some.
Yeah, that's a very valid point.
And I went through this in 2008 with a manhunt right in my, right where I live.
I posted guard for my elderly neighbors and it was a multi-jurisdictional.
We're near Virginia Tech, and there was a manhunt here.
A man shot at a trooper who wounded him, state police.
And there were every jurisdiction was involved.
They did a wonderful job, but some of us were posted to keep, you know, certain areas kind of keep an eye on things.
And, you know, without that, he could have moved a whole lot more freely and done a lot more damage.
But you've made all the points I wanted to.
It brings up immigration.
It brings up a lot of questions.
And I'd like to know about people who travel to Muslim countries in 2000 or back in the 80s when you weren't allowed to travel there under an American passport.
And I think you know what I'm referring to, sir.
Yeah, no, no.
And well, and I'll tell you this, too, in talking about travel, I mean, one of the differences, we all make, all these guys are jokes.
Imagine if this bomb hadn't gone off.
These guys would be jokes.
They'd be regarded as losers, as their uncle called them, just sort of dweeby high school losers.
But the difference is, the difference seems to be here is that these guys went back to their native land or their native lands.
They had a kind of mobile, the family seems to have been pretty much kept moving.
And they had some kind of training, and that's really the difference from it.
And yet we don't track people.
It was the same with the Times Square bomber when people were being all sympathetic to him because he'd fallen behind on his mortgage.
Well, one way to fall behind on your mortgage is because you go off to Pakistan and you're in some jihadist training camp and the local madrasa for six months.
That's one way to fall behind on your mortgage.
Mark signing for Rush.
Lots more straight ahead.
Hey, I blinked and minced the comprehensive immigration reform Senate hearings, which apparently were held in the Senate this morning in less time than it takes to hold a Boston jihadist stakeout.
So we have had the comprehensive immigration reform hearings.
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