...and it starts.

[AudioPhile777]

 

[-Gavin-]

So it's good enough for the brown people but when it goes after a white boy, it's a big problem?

 

[aramism]

something doesn't add up there. there's gotta be more to the story.

 

[-Gavin-]

Given that the mother knew technical bomb terms like Blast Cap and so on... i'd say there is..

Plus she's an inbred hick fuck... "i feel like i'm living in a third world country".
Fuck you, you are!

 

[KeithTidd]

the irony is that she probably voted for the very president who passed the patriot act.

Honestly though, i can believe the kid called in a bunch of bomb threats, even if he didn't have actual bombs.

 

[JeffTD]

Stole his IP address and used it to make calls on the internet? I'm a techie and that just sounds fucking stupid to me.

Sounds like another case of people doing stupid shit, getting caught/fucked over, and trying to get out of it by blaming someone else.

I'm not a huge fan of the Patriot Act, but this just does not add up.

 

[aramism]

that kid looked like a doof anyway. even if he's innocent he probably said some dumb shit when he got taken in. there's no logical reason they would keep someone like that in federal custody. they are not THAT stupid.

also usually the family attorney gets on the news and does shit. they don't like they tried hard to get him out. and the mom looked rather relaxed considering her son was taken in the middle of the night.

 

[-Gavin-]

PROPAGANDA... Which news station is this?

 

[GarethSE]

Whether he made the bomb threats or not, I'd say the kid's entitled to proper processing.

And yeah, it doesn't quite add up, but we've all made stupid dumbfuck prank calls before, and there's always one kid that oversteps the mark, but that's no reason for the government to act like they just caught Bin Motherfucking Laden.

 

[Saculus]

At least 200 passengers have been convicted of felonies under the Patriot Act, often for behavior involving raised voices and profanity. Some experts say airlines are misusing the law...

http://articles.latimes.com/2009/jan/20/nation/na-airline-felonies20