Boston Bombing

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I'm interested in who John King was referring to when CCN announced that an arrest had been made. So far, I've heard the following explanations:

1) An arrest was made and reported by CNN, but it was mistaken, and someone just accidentally passed word to CNN that an arrest had been made. FBI scolds media, nothing to see:

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/18/busine....html?_r=0

2) It's a white male, right-wing extremist who is a member of the Tea Party, and did this to protest paying taxes, as well as the Federal assault on Waco, even though the date is off.



3) Saudi National is then somehow involved as reported by Rupert Murdoch's FoxNews, unscheduled emergency deportation agreement made with Saudi Foreign Minister and White House, the man in question, Alharbi, is soon to be deported and the status of his deportation is classified as a National Security affair, not for public consumption. When asked about this, political appointee, Janet Napolitano says the idea is so filled with misrepresentations of facts, she won't even entertain it with an answer during the Congressional hearings where she begs for more budget this week.



4) No, it's not a Saudi suspect, it's some Chechen brothers who were born in Kyrgyzstan, then emigrated to the US as refugees after spending some time in Dagestan. Manhunt ensues, lots of shooting and targeting of security guard, bombs thrown, one suspect gunned down, the other caught in a boat, sheeplegasm erupts in slavish worship of the police.



5) Don't believe the assortment of gubm't-approved messages? Alex Jones claims a team of "black operatives" wearing Chris Kyle hats, 5.11 pants, and black backpacks are really the ones who planted the bombs as a false flag to get more control. They didn't even have the decency to wear disguises, they are that bad:



Some folks even think that device in the one black operative's hand is the remote detonator.

North Korea also was able to launch their missile under all the confusion, and make it land on the fertilizer plant in Texas. I gotta tell you, journalism is dead, and raw information saturation combined with knee-jerk theories is alive and well.