Suspect #2s dad says whole thing is 'inside job' and 'Hell Will Break Loose' if son is killed

dad lacks info wrote:

[quote]Brutal Reality wrote:

I'm overseas and I have access to all stories, pictures, videos, etc..

Do tou know what year it is?[/quote

Are you in Chechnya?

No, but I've in many crappy places and had cellphone access and internet access. It's surprisingly good in places you would never think it would. Overseas isn't what it used to be.

Ohsure wrote:

The problem is these leaders of the Islamic extremists clearly. No question about it.

Maybe they joined the CIA, didn't buy into all their garbage, left, and this is what happened, like what happened to OBL and SH.

The dad has done a lot of interviews. He said he talked to his sons after the race and they told him they weren't near the bombings so they were safe.

As the dad processes and gets more information I hope his reaction becomes more like the uncles.

rojo wrote:

To me, it reminds me of the sniper case where the kid was totally under the influence of the older guy.

Here, the older brother didn't fit in,moved over late and admitted he had no American friends. A lost soul with few prospects - he goes radical like many Klansman back in the day. Younger bro, whom everyone seemed to think was smart and well liked, just follows big bro.

Very sad.

I have to wonder how many more ticking time bombs from Chechnya are hanging around places like Boston and NYC.

News presented in a place like Chechnya is going to be skewed, just like al-jazeera skews the news:

"Both the pro-Russian Chechen president, Ramzan Kadyrov, and his archenemies—the underground jihadists in the North Cacuasus—have disavowed any connection with the Tsarnaev brothers. Kavkazcenter.com, the main mouthpiece for North Caucasus armed groups, has even been marketing the conspiracy theory line that the accused are being framed by the American media. None of this is the behavior of a global Chechen terror network with a supposed branch office in Boston."

http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/04/19/the-boston-bombing-suspects-and-the-caucasus/?mod=google_news_blog

Blog written by Charles King who knows a thing or two about Chechnya.

wejo wrote:

The dad has done a lot of interviews. He said he talked to his sons after the race and they told him they weren't near the bombings so they were safe.

As the dad processes and gets more information I hope his reaction becomes more like the uncles.

You're quite the optimist.

U certainly sound like someone that has no clue regarding Christianity. Why don't you just stfu already, unless you want to reveal more of your ignorance.

Fringed at the Edges wrote:

"If he wins enough fights there, Tamerlan says he could be selected for the US Olympic team and be naturalized American. Unless his native Chechnya becomes independent, Tamerlan says he would rather compete for the United States than for Russia."

Chechnyans absolutely despise Russia. He was probably saying it in a "HA I'd rather compete for America than Russia" way.

Mom & dad expressed outrage as if their sons were framed by the American media. Dad said son was like an angel. Yeah right. Here's what the parents said to Russian media. Parents shouldn't be surprised that their son became a terrorist after these kinds of questions were raised by the FBI with them:

The suspects' parents told Russian state media that the FBI had been speaking with their sons.

"FBI came to them two or three times, asking 'Are you Chechens? Is anyone harassing you?' Why would anyone offend us? Then they came again. Said they wanted to talk to Tamerlan. We didn't know what was going on, didn't know whether he had done something. But they were saying, 'Oh, it's nothing, it's just routine.' They talked to us at our home," father Anzor Tsarnaev told the state-run RIA Novosti news agency. "I heard myself that they (the FBI) said: 'We know that you read, what you drink, what you eat, where you go.' And then they added that that's routine practice to prevent bombings on the streets of Boston, so that our kids can go to school in peace. This conversation happened half a year ago. But I keep asking, why did they have to talk to him about that then?"

Mother Zubeidat Tsarnaeva told Russia Today that the FBI had been checking on Tamerlan for three to five years.

"They knew what he was doing, what sites he was visiting. They followed his every move, yet today they say this is a terrorist act," she said. "The FBI was afraid of my eldest son because he was a leader, could stand up for himself, and talked about Islam a lot. Once they officially called me and told me that they don't doubt his decency. But at the same time they said he gets information from extremists' sites and that they are very afraid of him."

http://www.cnn.com/2013/04/19/us/boston-suspects-no-links/index.html

Idontevenknow wrote:

Chechnyans absolutely despise Russia. He was probably saying it in a "HA I'd rather compete for America than Russia" way.

And for good reason. Read up on the last 40 years of Russian-Chechnya interactions, and you'll see why no ethnic Chechnyan would have anything to do with Russia, let alone represent it internationally.

wejo wrote:

The dad has done a lot of interviews. He said he talked to his sons after the race and they told him they weren't near the bombings so they were safe.

As the dad processes and gets more information I hope his reaction becomes more like the uncles.

Maybe, it's possible these two are innocent. Governments are capable of most anything when they want or need a conclusion.

This means that FBI profilers are good enough to have suspected it. It think it has been clearly reported that they were alerted to Tamerlan by another government. Even if this were the underlying reason, then his fight is with the FBI and not with an 8-year old boy and anyone else he killed and maimed.