VS : schietpartij in een Sikhistische tempel, een angstaanjagende haatmisdrijf

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In de V.S. tracht men een schietpartij in een Sikhistische tempel (Oak Ridge, Wisconsin) te bestempelen als een haatmisdrijf. Een skinhead, een veteraan, 9/11 gefrustreerde of een blanke racist zou er verantwoordelijk voor zijn. De Amerikaanse overheid heeft de pest aan skinheads, veteranen, 9/11-haters of blanke racisten. Terminologie die maar al te graag gebruikt wordt om verschillende bevolkingsgroepen tegen elkaar op te zetten en groots geweld uit te lokken.

Weerom een op hol geslagen blanke racistische veteraan of 9/11-freak die het officiele verhaal te serieus neemt of simpelweg kwaad opzet ?

Men zou het vrije bezit van wapens (2nd amendment) in de V.S. graag willen beperken/annuleren.

Onlang heeft de Batman Joker ook toegeslagen... Nu volgt dit.

De dader heeft 6 mensen gedood en 3 verwond. Later werd hijzelf door de politie volledig onschadelijk gemaakt.

CNN - Wisconsin temple gunman Army vet; may have been white supremacist

<sub>Oak Creek, Wisconsin (CNN) -- The gunman who shot six people to death and wounded three others during a rampage at a Sikh temple in a Milwaukee suburb was an Army veteran who may have been a white supremacist, according to a law enforcement source involved in the investigation.

The name of the shooter, who himself was killed by police after wounding an officer, may be released as early as Monday morning, the source added.

Earlier, the FBI had said it had not determined a motive for the Sunday morning shooting and that investigators were looking into whether the attack might be classified as domestic terrorism.

Tom Ahern, a spokesman for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, said the gunman had a military background but would not elaborate. He also would not elaborate on the man's tattoos.

Kanwardeep Singh Kaleka, a member of the five-year-old temple in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, said those inside the gurdwara -- or Sikh house of worship -- described the attacker as a bald, white man, dressed in a white T-shirt and black pants and with a 9/11 tattoo on one arm -- which "implies to me that there's some level of hate crime there."

Because of their customary beards and turbans, Sikh men are often confused for Muslims, and have been the targets of hate crimes since the September 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington.

While officials try to piece together what prompted the man to go on his shooting spree shortly before the main Sunday morning service, America's Sikh community struggled to come to grips Monday with the brutal attack.

"It's probably somebody not in their right mind," Justice Singh Khalsa, a temple member since the 1990s, said late Sunday. "It's possibly a hate crime, somebody not understanding the religion."

The victims ranged in age from their late 20s to about 70, said Khalsa, who helped translate witness accounts for authorities.

One of the dead was a priest named Prakash Singh, who recently immigrated to the United States with his wife and two young children, Khalsa said.

The shooting also claimed the life of congregation president Satwant Kaleka, according to his son.

Satwant Kaleka's son, Amardeep, said his father was shot trying to take down the gunman in the temple. His mother hid in a closet.

Authorities have not formally released the names of the deceased.

The three victims who were wounded remained in critical condition early Monday morning at Milwaukee's Froedtert Hospital. One had been shot in the abdomen and chest; another in the face, and the third in the neck, the hospital said.

Meanwhile in India -- the birthplace of Sikhism -- Prime Minister Manmohan Singh said he was "shocked and saddened" by the shooting.

"That this senseless act of violence should be targeted at a place of religious worship is particularly painful," Singh, himself a Sikh, said Monday. "India stands in solidarity with all the peace-loving Americans who have condemned this violence."

The country's main Sikh political party, the Shiromani Akali Dal, planned to hold a demonstration in New Delhi's embassy district Monday to protest.

Sunday's attack occurred about 10:30 a.m. (11:30 a.m. ET), when temple members were reading scriptures and cooking food in preparation for the main Sunday service and community lunch. The temple has more than 350 members.

According to witnesses, the gunman started shooting in the parking lot, killing at least one person. He then entered the temple and continued firing, they said.

Women who were in the kitchen preparing meals for the congregants "were fortunate enough to basically duck down and dodge" the bullets, said Kanwardeep Singh Kaleka.

Some ran to safety outside, others sought refuge in the temple's basement, while many huddled together tightly in the pantry.

The gunman shot and wounded the first officer to respond to the scene, Oak Creek Police Chief John Edwards said. A second officer returned fire, killing the shooter, and bringing an end to the bloodshed, according to the chief.

A single 9mm semi-automatic pistol believed to have been used by the gunman was found at the scene, a law enforcement source with direct knowledge of the investigation said.

It took several more hours for authorities to thoroughly sweep the building and the surrounding area, checking for clues and signs of additional gunmen, as some witnesses had suspected.

Police spent Sunday night searching the shooter's home in nearby Cudahy, a short distance from the temple,

April Reyna, who lives around the corner from the shooter's house, said she had said hello to him on one or two occasions and that he seemed pleasant and quiet.

National and state political leaders -- including Gov. Scott Walker -- also offered condolence after the killings, which came two weeks after a massacre at a Colorado movie theater that left 12 dead and dozens more wounded.

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney called the slaying "a senseless act of violence and a tragedy that should never befall any house of worship."

And from the White House, President Barack Obama said the United States had been "enriched" by Sikhs, "who are a part of our broader American family."

"My administration will provide whatever support is necessary to the officials who are responding to this tragic shooting and moving forward with an investigation," Obama said.

The Sikh religion originated in northern India around 1500 and has about 25 million followers.

The United States is home to about 700,000 Sikhs, nearly all of Indian origin. The men are easily identifiable by their beards and turbans, a tradition that's lasted for 500 years.

But the attire and appearance have also meant that they are often mistaken for Muslims, and are targets of anti-Islam attacks from those who seek to avenge the September 11 attacks.

The first person murdered in retaliation for the 9/11 attacks was a Sikh - a gas station owner in Mesa, Arizona, named Balbir Singh Sodhi who was shot five times by aircraft mechanic Frank Roque on September 15, 2001.

In the intervening years, the Sikh Coalition, a New York-based advocacy group, reported more than 700 attacks or bias-related incidents.</sub>

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Veteranen, blanke racisten en homebrew terrorists... gaan hand in hand volgens de Amerikaanse overheid.

Een verslag...

Video - 7 Dead at Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, Wis.; Officials Believe 'White Supremacist' Behind 'Domestic Terrorism'

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Veteranen, blanke racisten en homebrew terrorists... gaan hand in hand volgens de Amerikaanse overheid.

Een verslag...

Video - 7 Dead at Sikh Temple in Oak Creek, Wis.; Officials Believe 'White Supremacist' Behind 'Domestic Terrorism'

Bedoelt u met Amerikaanse overheid CNN?

[julian]

Maakt weer duidelijk waar de sympathie van zonbron ligt.

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Bedoelt u met Amerikaanse overheid CNN?

Neen, DHS/FBI. Maar laat ons nog even afwachten, het onderzoek is nog bezig.

Wat opvalt is volgende :

De Aurora shooter Holmes studeerde mind control. Zijn vader had banden met het DARPA mind control programma.

De Wisconsin Temple shooter is geindentificeerd als Wade Michael Page, een militair die oneervol ontslagen werd. Hij was een Psychological Operations (PSYOPS) Specialist, eigenlijk ook een vorm van mind control.

I.p.v. veteranen onmiddelijk met homebrew terrorists/domestic terrorism te associëren, springt de specialisatie in psychologische toestanden in beide gevallen wel erg in het oog.

Meer over Psychological Operations (United States)


<sub>Psychological operations are planned operations to convey selected information and indicators to foreign audiences to influence their emotions, motives, objective reasoning, and ultimately the behavior of foreign governments, organizations, groups, and individuals.[1]

The purpose of United States psychological operations (PSYOP) is to induce or reinforce behavior favorable to US objectives. They are an important part of the range of diplomatic, informational, military, and economic activities available to the US. They can be utilized during both peacetime and conflict. There are three main types: strategic, operational, and tactical. Strategic PSYOP include informational activities conducted by the US government agencies outside of the military arena, though many utilize Department of Defense (DOD) assets. Operational PSYOP are conducted across the range of military operations, including during peacetime, in a defined operational area to promote the effectiveness of the joint force commander's (JFC) campaigns and strategies. Tactical PSYOP are conducted in the area assigned to a tactical commander across the range of military operations to support the tactical mission against opposing forces.

PSYOP can encourage popular discontent with the opposition's leadership and by combining persuasion with a credible threat, degrade an adversary's ability to conduct or sustain military operations. They can also disrupt, confuse, and protract the adversary's decision-making process, undermining command and control.[2] When properly employed, PSYOP have the potential to save the lives of friendly or enemy forces by reducing the adversary's will to fight. By lowering the adversary's morale and then its efficiency, PSYOPS can also discourage aggressive actions by creating disaffection within their ranks, ultimately leading to surrender.

PSYOP is a component of information operations:

The integrated employment of the core capabilities of electronic warfare, computer network operations, psychological operations, military deception, and operations security, in concert with specified supporting and related capabilities, to influence, disrupt, corrupt or usurp adversarial human and automated decision making while protecting our own. Also called IO.[3]

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Over deze opvallende gelijkenis in beide situaties zal zonder twijfel spoedig gesproken worden. Blijkbaar slagen de stoppen bij mensen die zich met zulke zaken bezig houden nogal gemakkelijk door. Of is dit alles toeval ?

Deze man voerde bij het leger reparaties uit en later werkte hij voor de US Army PSYOPS-afdeling. Vraag is maar of deze man mentaal in staat was om zulke zaken aan te kunnen. Het lijkt me dat beide killers gek zijn geworden van die mind control toestanden.

Maar voorlopig blijft het dus nog even afwachten.

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De vereisten om Psychological Operations Specialist (37F) te kunnen worden lijken me echter niet zo veeleisend te zijn, maar misschien vergis ik me.

Uit yahoo :

<sub>What does a Psychological Operations Specialist do?

PSYOP is a very secretive field, to say the least. However, they are NOT psychologists. Those are 68X, mental health specialists.

Not exactly verbatim, the objective of PSYOP is to create a desired behavioral change in the target audience.

As an active duty PSYOP you will automatically be sent to Airborne School at Fort Benning, GA and Language School at Fort Bragg, NC.

Job-wise, PSYOP follows it's motto: Persuade, Influence, Change. They are also split into two categories, Tactical and Regional PSYOP.

Just because it's called Tactical doesn't mean it's "high speed bust down doors shoot 'em in the face" all day. It simply means that you'll be working in a three man team when you go outside the wire. As tactical PSYOP, you will be doing a lot of face-to-face with local indigenous populous through use of an interpreter. You'll also get a really really big speaker mounted to the top of your humvee, from which you'll play messages, such as "Surrender," "Stay inside," or "We're here to help." PSYOP are also trained on how to use a manpack speaker, which is just the dismounted version of the bigger one for Humvees. Tactically, you'll also pass out leaflets, handbills and other media to persuade the locals.

On the regional side, you will be developing the products which will be used by tactical psyop. This ranges from creating leaflets, loudspeaker broadcasts, TV shows etc. PSYOP is as open ended as your creativity allows. Regional PSYOP involves a lot of paperwork and a very long 7-step process. You will also get help from graphic illustrators, which is a 25 series, and other specialists for illustrations for your products.

Also, PSYOP is part of the Special Operations Command, which means you'll be deployed for six months instead of a year. (If you're a reservist, it's also a year, sorry.)

If you have any other questions relating to PSYOP, feel free to message me.
Source(s):
PFC, 37F, Psychological Operations Specialist</sub>

[F.B.]

Misschien zo'n amerikaan die dacht dat het moslims waren.

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Misschien zo'n amerikaan die dacht dat het moslims waren.

Sommigen veronderstellen dat, maar als een PSYOPS specialist wist hij maar al te goed dat het geen Moslims waren, veronderstel ik.

Verder, een zeer eigenaardig toeval ?

De Batman shooter zijn naam is James E. Holmes.

De Sikh temple shooter zijn adres/woonplaats :

<sub>CUDAHY - A number of law enforcement vehicles surrounded and entered a two-story duplex near S. Kirkwood Ave. and E. Holmes Ave. in Cudahy that is believed to be the home of the shooter.Authorities may have found some answers to the deadly shooting at the Sikh temple in Oak Creek when they entered the home, believing the suspect who died may have lived there.TODAY'S TMJ4 arrived on scene before 4 p.m., Sunday after police had sectioned off the 3700 block of E. Holmes Ave. Neighbors and residents are being told to stay away from law enforcement.

...</sub>

BRON : MSNBC - Police investigate home of alleged Sikh temple suspect in Cudahy

[F.B.]

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Sommigen veronderstellen dat, maar als een PSYOPS specialist wist hij maar al te goed dat het geen Moslims waren, veronderstel ik.

Verder, een zeer eigenaardig toeval ?

De Batman shooter zijn naam is James E. Holmes.

De Sikh temple shooter zijn adres/woonplaats :

<sub>CUDAHY - A number of law enforcement vehicles surrounded and entered a two-story duplex near S. Kirkwood Ave. and E. Holmes Ave. in Cudahy that is believed to be the home of the shooter.Authorities may have found some answers to the deadly shooting at the Sikh temple in Oak Creek when they entered the home, believing the suspect who died may have lived there.TODAY'S TMJ4 arrived on scene before 4 p.m., Sunday after police had sectioned off the 3700 block of E. Holmes Ave. Neighbors and residents are being told to stay away from law enforcement.

...</sub>

BRON : MSNBC - Police investigate home of alleged Sikh temple suspect in Cudahy

...mmm... Ik zou die piste maar openlaten...

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...mmm... Ik zou die piste maar openlaten...

Inderdaad.

Echter, hier nog een toevalligheid...

<sub>police spokesman Officer James Holmes said in addition to the increased presence around the temples, Phoenix's Police Community Response and Homeland Defense Bureau are in contact with Valley Sikh leaders.

Holmes called the shooting "senseless" and said, "our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families and the Sikh community."</sub>

Bron : azcentral - Phoenix police step up patrols around area Sikh temples

Blijkbaar is de naam Holmes nogal populair ginds.

Maar dat die kerel in de E. Holmes Ave. woonde kan misschien wel iets verklaren...
Misschien was dat voor hem het doorslaggevend signaal dat ook hij "aan de slag" moest. Nuts !

[An Arkos]

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Sommigen veronderstellen dat, maar als een PSYOPS specialist wist hij maar al te goed dat het geen Moslims waren, veronderstel ik.

Verder, een zeer eigenaardig toeval ?

De Batman shooter zijn naam is James E. Holmes.

De Sikh temple shooter zijn adres/woonplaats :

<sub>CUDAHY - A number of law enforcement vehicles surrounded and entered a two-story duplex near S. Kirkwood Ave. and E. Holmes Ave. in Cudahy that is believed to be the home of the shooter.Authorities may have found some answers to the deadly shooting at the Sikh temple in Oak Creek when they entered the home, believing the suspect who died may have lived there.TODAY'S TMJ4 arrived on scene before 4 p.m., Sunday after police had sectioned off the 3700 block of E. Holmes Ave. Neighbors and residents are being told to stay away from law enforcement.

...</sub>

BRON : MSNBC - Police investigate home of alleged Sikh temple suspect in Cudahy

... is dat serieus een redenering?

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... is dat serieus een redenering?

welke van de 2 ?

1. Een PSYOPS specialist is gespecialiseerd in bepaalde talen en het buitenland, dat is hun job.

2. De straatnaam van de sikh shooter is E. Holmes Ave. , de naam van de Batman shooter

Waar loopt er ergens een redenering fout naar Uw mening ? Ik zie zelfs geen redenering maar stel enkel vast.

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Meer over de sikh temple shooter...

The Global Mail - Sikh temple shooting suspect was former U.S. Army specialist



<sub>The suspected gunman who killed six people at a Sikh temple in Wisconsin before he was shot to death by police was identified Monday as a 40-year-old Army veteran and former leader of a white supremacist metal band.

First Assistant U.S. Attorney Greg Haanstad in Milwaukee identified the alleged shooter as Wade Michael Page. Mr. Page joined the Army in 1992 and was discharged in 1998, according to a defence official who spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release information yet about the suspect.

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Mr. Page was a “frustrated neo-Nazi” who led a racist white supremacist band, the Southern Poverty Law Center said Monday. Mr. Page told a white supremacist website in an interview in 2010 that he had been part of the white-power music scene since 2000 when he left his native Colorado and started the band, End Apathy, in 2005, the non-profit civil rights organization said.

He told the website his “inspiration was based on frustration that we have the potential to accomplish so much more as individuals and a society in whole,” according to the SPLC. He did not mention violence in the website interview.

End Apathy’s biography on the band’s MySpace page said it began in 2005 and was based in Nashville, N.C. It said their music “is a sad commentary on our sick society and the problems that prevent true progress.”

Joseph Rackley of Nashville, N.C., told the AP on Monday that Mr. Page lived with his son for about six months last year in a house on Mr. Rackley’s three acres of property. Mr. Page was bald and had tattoos all over his arms, Mr. Rackley said, but he doesn’t remember what they depicted. He said he wasn’t aware of any ties Mr. Page may have had to white supremacists.

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Mr. Page joined the military in Milwaukee in 1992 and was a repairman for the Hawk missile system before switching jobs to become one of the Army’s psychological operations specialists, according to the defence official.

So-called “Psy-Ops” specialists are responsible for the analysis, development and distribution of intelligence used for information and psychological effect; they research and analyze methods of influencing foreign populations.

Fort Bragg, N.C., was among the bases where Mr. Page served.

He received his basic training in Fort Sill, Oklahoma before being moved to Fort Bliss in Texas. Fort Bragg, where he finished his career, is home to many of the U.S. Army’s airborne units and its Special Operations Command.

According to the Pentagon, Mr. Page was a qualified parachutist who received a commendation medal, five achievement medals, two good conduct medals, the National Defense Service Medal and a Humanitarian Service Medal.

But he left with the relatively junior enlisted rank of Specialist E-4.

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[Diego Raga]

Naarmate we december naderen, zullen we meer en meer van dat soort incidenten meemaken.
Labiele mensen kunnen denken dat dit jaar de aarde vergaat en willen dan nog een en ander 'presteren', alvorens het doek dicht gaat.
Ook bij (boze) kandidaat zelfmoordenaars leeft nogal eens de neiging, om zoveel mogelijk slachtoffers te maken tijdens hun ultieme daad.
Dat sommige van hen (in deze gevallen) wel eens 'psy-gestuurd' kunnen zijn door de overheid, is ook een mogelijkheid die niet zomaar terzijde mag geschoven worden.

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Naarmate we december naderen, zullen we meer en meer van dat soort incidenten meemaken.
Labiele mensen kunnen denken dat dit jaar de aarde vergaat en willen dan nog een en ander 'presteren', alvorens het doek dicht gaat.
Ook bij (boze) kandidaat zelfmoordenaars leeft nogal eens de neiging, om zoveel mogelijk slachtoffers te maken tijdens hun ultieme daad.
Dat sommige van hen (in deze gevallen) wel eens 'psy-gestuurd' kunnen zijn door de overheid, is ook een mogelijkheid die niet zomaar terzijde mag geschoven worden.

Inderdaad.

Jammer genoeg moeilijk te bewijzen.

[Diego Raga]

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Inderdaad.

Jammer genoeg moeilijk te bewijzen.

En zeker als het om een machtige organisatie gaat, die al meer dan een halve eeuw ervaring heeft met het manipuleren van 'bewijzen'.
Als de volgende gungeek ook een psychologische parameter op z'n cv vermeld, zou een en ander wel eens in staatsverband kunnen staan, al valt dit wsl nooit te bewijzen.

[AnarchoChristophe]

Staatsverband? Moet dat dan? Ik weet niet of je het gemerkt hebt, maar de Amerikaanse Staat is al decennia voor de camera's over heel de wereld miljoenen mensen om zeep aan het helpen. Dat noemt de U.S. Military, C.I.A., e.d. meen ik. Misschien eens wat van gehoord?

Ik vond dit een vrij mooie satire op het selectieve Amerikaanse media-drama.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-onrcul4as&feature=plcp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QiThmPO4lk&feature=plcp

[Diego Raga]

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Staatsverband? Moet dat dan?

Ok, you've got me.
Die kerels hun koppen zijn al gevormd door Uncle Sam 's state of mind.
In die gewelddadige cultuurgeest krijg je 'slapende cellen' die vroeg of laat hun ding doen en de media doet de rest.

Ik weet niet of je het gemerkt hebt, maar de Amerikaanse Staat is al decennia voor de camera's over heel de wereld miljoenen mensen om zeep aan het helpen. Dat noemt de U.S. Military, C.I.A., e.d. meen ik. Misschien eens wat van gehoord?

Ik vond dit een vrij mooie satire op het selectieve Amerikaanse media-drama.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y-onrcul4as&feature=plcp
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4QiThmPO4lk&feature=plcp

Satire ? Waar dan ?
Afgezien van Obama's lipstick, vond ik de comments in da filmke anders wel vrij objectief.

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Dit zou een foto van hem zijn.




_{According to the Anti-Defamation League, the Odin's Cross symbol is popularly used by white supremacists and neo-Nazis. The number 14 refers to "14 words;" shorthand for a sentence spoken by white supremacist David Lane. Lane was a founding member of "The Order," a white supremacist terrorist group.}

BRON : WTVM - Sikh Temple shooter was a white supremacist

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Hij zou geprobeerd hebben materiaal van de groep National Alliance te kopen

<sub>The National Alliance, like most white supremacist groups, is controlled by the FBI.

In 2007, its supposed leader, Green Beret David Kellerman, said he worked for the FBI. During a trial on weapons charges, Kellerman “said he went to work for the FBI with orders to infiltrate the National Alliance, a neo-Nazi group, in 2000 and relay intelligence. The group’s founder wrote a book that is widely believed to have inspired the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing,” the Miami Herald reported.</sub>