The second
Boston Marathon bomber, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, has been captured alive and we all hope he sings
like a canary. (I say “we all” excepting maybe Michael Moore and Noam Chomsky.)
There is a whole lot more to this story that needs to be uncovered and perhaps a little "water up his nose" can help Dzhokhar remember the details ... and prevent the next such attack?.
While
reading about Dzhokhar life (see: Boston Globe Story) I am struck with a certain sadness in that an
immigrant to this country can receive so much yet turn around and bite (off)
the hand that feeds him. And, equally disheartening,
he was given so much with really so little to offer. In days past, immigrants
have come here with high hopes and ideals and, as a consequence, have quickly
assimilated ... and given their all to help build our great nation. I think that this truth may be slipping
away ... possibly due to the laxness of our immigration system?.
Dzhokhar's brother, Tamerian Tsamaev, apparently had more drive and promise (see: Breitbart Story) ... yet was sidetracked in a sinister direction by a sinister devotion. And I don't feel any more comfortable with the myriad other Tsamaev relatives who are and have been in our country ... even that uncle who denounced these two monster brothers. He seemed, to me, to be grandstanding and disingenuous. While the father, back in Russia, threatens ... if Dzhokhar is killed "all hell will break loose." Might this still hold if he is eventually executed?
And this Tsamaev extended family is once more indicative of a broken immigration system. They all were granted political asylum to enter into the United States ... yet the father can return to Russia with impunity? What an outragous sham!
We have all been impressed with the professionalism and competence of all our law enforcement agencies. However well they responded to this atrocity, I am still struck by the political overtones that prevailed here … particularly the unexplained delays. Was the release of those key photos of the suspects held back until after President Obama spoke at the memorial service here inBoston ? If so, then
that poor MIT policeman probably paid for this Presidential posturing with his
life.
And one last sniping comment … why must those update briefings be fronted by our politicians. After all, it was law enforcement which had all the salient facts. Our governor and mayor … and all those lesser political hacks standing in the background were, to me, just so much window dressing.
Dzhokhar's brother, Tamerian Tsamaev, apparently had more drive and promise (see: Breitbart Story) ... yet was sidetracked in a sinister direction by a sinister devotion. And I don't feel any more comfortable with the myriad other Tsamaev relatives who are and have been in our country ... even that uncle who denounced these two monster brothers. He seemed, to me, to be grandstanding and disingenuous. While the father, back in Russia, threatens ... if Dzhokhar is killed "all hell will break loose." Might this still hold if he is eventually executed?
And this Tsamaev extended family is once more indicative of a broken immigration system. They all were granted political asylum to enter into the United States ... yet the father can return to Russia with impunity? What an outragous sham!
We have all been impressed with the professionalism and competence of all our law enforcement agencies. However well they responded to this atrocity, I am still struck by the political overtones that prevailed here … particularly the unexplained delays. Was the release of those key photos of the suspects held back until after President Obama spoke at the memorial service here in
And one last sniping comment … why must those update briefings be fronted by our politicians. After all, it was law enforcement which had all the salient facts. Our governor and mayor … and all those lesser political hacks standing in the background were, to me, just so much window dressing.
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