Stop lying, Giuliani was dead on,
he was unequivocally wrong. in the eight years before obama became president there were multiple islamic terror attacks in the united states. that is historical fact.
you understand this isn't a matter of opinion, right? Giuliani claimed there were no - as in zero - islamic terror attacks in the united states for the eight years of the bush presidency. if we give him the benefit of the doubt and believe his comments actually meant 'after 9/11' HE IS STILL WRONG
so why are you lying pretending he was not incorrect?
Look, Giuliani is unlike you an expert in this. He knows what he was saying. After 9/11, there were no significant terrorist organization attacks until Obama. He wasn't talking to chicks like you who want to word parse what he said, you'll never be satisfied with anything he said because you're a liar.
Yet you endlessly whore for the party who classified San Bernardino "workplace violence" and wouldn't classify Dallas as a hate crime and change "allah" to "god" in 9/11 calls in Orlando.
You are a l-i-a-r. Argue his point, stop bull shitting and chick word parsing how he phrased it
What are Guliani's "expert" credentials? And
no, he doesn't know what he's "saying".
2002 Los Angeles Airport shooting
On July 4, 2002, Hesham Mohamed Hadayet opened fire at Los Angeles International Airport, killing two and injuring four. Hadayet, a 41-year-old Egyptian national, died after being shot by an airport security guard.
Prior to his immigration to the United States, Egyptian authorities
accused him of belonging to the terrorist organization, Al-Gama'a al-Islamiyya (though he denied this charge). The FBI
concluded that Hadayet’s killing spree was a terrorist act, but he acted alone and hoped to influence U.S. government policy toward Palestine.
2002 Beltway snipers
In October 2002, John Allen Muhammad and his accomplice, 17-year-old Lee Boyd Malvo, randomly gunned down 10 people in Washington. They were arrested by police and SWAT officers on Oct. 24.
The snipers’ motives were myriad. Malvo
drew sketches depicting his acts as jihad and
testified that Muhammad, a member of the Nation of Islam, lectured him on the religion. He also said Muhammad wanted to start a revolution over "the continued oppression of black people."
A Virginia court found Muhammad guilty of engaging in an
act of terrorism, and the incident is listed as a
major terrorism case on the FBI’s website. Muhammad was executed in 2009 and Malvo is currently serving a life sentence.
2006 Seattle Jewish Federation shooting
On July 28, 2006, Naveed Afzal Haq killed one woman and injured five others at the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle.
A witness
told the Associated Press that Haq declared himself "a Muslim American, angry at Israel" before opening fire. FBI officials
said he was not acting part of a terrorist group, but "acting out some kind of antagonism toward this particular organization." The attack was ultimately classified as a
hate crime by the county prosecutor.
In 2014, however, the City of Seattle
included the shooting as an example of an incident that fits "into the terrorist mold" while the New America Foundation
lists it as a "violent jihadist attack," because Haq claimed to be motivated by opposition to U.S. actions.
2006 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill attack
In March 2006, UNC graduate Mohammad Reza Taheri-azar drove an SUV onto campus, injuring nine pedestrians.
He turned himself in following the attack and sent several letters to UNC’s student newspaper from jail declaring his intentions to exact revenge for Muslims. "I was aiming to follow in the footsteps of one of my role models, Mohammad Atta, one of the 9/11/01 hijackers, who obtained a doctorate degree," he
wrote in one letter.
UNC students were
divided over whether Taheri-azar’s actions constituted an act of terror. The FBI declined to comment on whether it was investigating links to terrorism, the
New York Times reported in 2006.
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