Guzman said all of these reports were "mostly anecdotal. People called into police and news. When you tried to follow up it wasn't quite like we were told -- it was a game of telephone."

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Kerik, meanwhile, was on CNN later in the morning, where he told the "Newsroom with Carol Costello" program that there were some reports of people celebrating, as Giuliani said, in Brooklyn and Queens, and agreed there were reports from Paterson, N.J. and Jersey City as well.

http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/rudy ... 911/2015/12/01/id/704079/

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Hate him or like him ... Trumps getting all the archives backing his claim. LOL. He may have exaggerated the numbers for Jersey City alone but he's putting it out there what the media and political correctness try to deny.


https://twitter.com/realDonaldTrump/status/671716793195634688

Ok, assuming it's true, so what? You can find a small minority of people who practically support anything. And?

The first step in conquering a problem is acknowledging it. Currently, our leaders can't even do that, so this is progress.

And as Trump says, a small minority of a group consisting of over 1 billion people = a large number of violent crazies.

In terms of practical steps, shutting down all radical mosques and arresting the radical preachers is a great start. And yes, our ally Saudi Arabia is a large contributor to this.

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Shot rolls downhill. I've met plenty of non-white bigots that enjoy taking part in bigotry against other ethnicities and groups.

But surely you agree that describing a Hispanic guy that hates BLM types as a "white supremacist" isn't exactly accurate. Or maybe he is and that explains why you think white supremacists make up a huge swath of this country and perhaps why you seem to think I'm a WS as well.

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'Natzi'? I think in the last week we've seen more 'racist', 'bigot', 'Nazi' attributions than in the last year. Hyperbole doesn't work when it's not true folks.

Also, it really removes any power those terms have. When you declare that anyone who likes Donald Trump (or any other Republican) to be a racist Nazi, then people just shrug and say "ok, whatever, who cares?" Just like the BLM crowd is acting in such an obnoxious fashion that most people have turned against both them and their message, which actually is counterproductive. That became obvious when they started to attack people having brunch in various large cities because they were white and had money. Also same with the liberal "all males are rapists and they should get a notarized consent form prior to engaging any sexual act - and they should add a new signature for each new act performed..." And you know where rapists really flock to? That's right, college campuses.

Anyway, I guess what I'm really getting at is that this nonsense is par for course among liberals.

Those bulk lien sales were basically homeowners who could not pay their taxes after reval. A recession started in the late 1980s into the early 1990s. Homeowners could not sell their properties even downtown. When I say I know people who lost their homes

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THe problem is that some Jersey City residence saw the muslim (men) celebrating and some didn't.

Remember when 9/11 happened it was during the time people commuting on their way to work.

There were some still at home and some on the way to work - which this group of people would not have seen the muslims celebrating whereas, those that was still home , like my friends and the neighbors who told me of that day.

It would be hard to videotaped these muslims because there were no smartphone videos at taht time. Those that did get their camera out were too focus on the Towers on fire so many were on the Waterfront. My friends and some neighbors went on their roof or balconies to get a better look and that's when eyewitnesses saw a certain apartment building with at least 6 or 8 muslim men was celebrating. Eyewitnesses called 911 but since that time cellphone signals were so jammed by people calling in and out of NYC/JC area it would've been hard to get any cops. But eyewitnesses did get hold of cops and reported the building where they saw Muslim men celebrating on that day. Since it was hours or days after and cops didn't witness the activity, eyewitness reports were dismissed. But the talk kept alive for years and till this day.

That fateful day was brought up again when Paris was Attacked, reliving of eyewitnesses seeing Muslim Men in the neighborhood celebrating. Coincidence Trump ignited the talk openly across the Nation. The whispers was just in Jersey City from Westside, to Journal Sq, The Hill, Rte 440 down to Paulus Hook!

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... a terrorist org that would happily roast every non-Muslim in America?

No need for hysteria.

I don't think this is hysteria. I think it is an accurate description of the org that perpetrated 9/11. How would you describe them?

I also find it curious that we have people on this board actually defending AQ and insinuating that they're really "not that bad." I'd love further explanation.

There are far too many terrorist sympathizers on this board. Fortunately, as national polls indicate, they are not representative of the average American. Liberalism hasn't infected everyone...yet.

The 2016 election will be a mandate on how we choose to deal with these issues, and we can only hope the right choice is made.

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You can't choose your race. But you can choose your religion.

Over 20 Muslim run countries will kill you if you choose to convert to another religion, of course, but the differences between race and religion go far beyond the pedantic.