Last week, Sliwa wrote on his Facebook page that Trump incorrectly implied that video of groups of people in the Middle East cheering the attacks actually took place in the U.S. Sliwa wrote that the video actually came from ?the West Bank of Palestine, not the East Bank of the Hudson River!?

JCMan8 wrote:
But just to humor you, if we counted this nutjob with no clear motive as someone radicalized by these mysterious Christian churches which "encourage violence," and congregants of these fantasy churches committed terrible atrocities at a rate which was grossly disproportionate to their percentage of the total population, then yes, we would need the measures I listed.

JCMan8 wrote:

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.

psyop wrote:

For the 400th time, there were reports of all kinds of crazy stuff that morning and throughout the day, most of which turned out to not be true.

"A guy I saw on TV heard there was a phone call that someone made said it". Way to prove your point.

Yvonne wrote:
There is a difference. I was aware of this during the time of 9/11, not when Trump made his statement.

Yvonne wrote:

No, you are wrong. My neighbor plus other I know told me this not now but when it happened. There is a difference between some one now giving a story or someone who mentioned this on or a few days after 9/11. They are first persons witnesses to an event. The fact remains different people are calling in various radio shows saying the same thing. I think Trump exaggerated the numbers but not the fact. The blind sheik's followers are in JC and their mosque is still in Journal Square. So why wouldn't they celebrate?

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Saturday reframed his claim that he saw Muslims in Jersey City, New Jersey, cheering the attacks on the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in Manhattan on Sept. 11, 2001 by asserting the sentiment was shared worldwide.

?Worldwide, the Muslims were absolutely going wild,? the real estate mogul said at a campaign rally in Sarasota, Florida.

trambone wrote:
Isn't this Ms. Marvel just a poor person's Plastic Man or Mr. Fantastic?

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

JCMan8 wrote:

Keep spewing your hate. The majority of Americans agree with me and I'm happy they do.

JCMan8 wrote:

That blog does a nice job detailing the lies and hypocrisy certain people have to cling to in order to maintain the fantasy world they live in.

user1111 wrote:

This why I posted it, it was unfounded.

user1111 wrote:
Star-Ledger coverage of N.J. Muslim communities in the aftermath of 9/11 terrorist attacks

JCorNYC wrote:
I don't believe anything you say. I beleive these oldtimers who lived here more than you. YOu can say you anything you want. I don't believe anything you say. It's so obvious you are a sympathizers. I shouldn't be surprised there are lot of them living in Jersey City anyway. The authorities know where you all live.

JCorNYC wrote:
Mayor Fulop lied about no muslim men celebrating on the rooftops when the plane hit the Towers too. So he shouldn't be running our City, then?

Friends verified he lied to reporters yesterday. Neighbors and friends said they saw these muslims celebrating. Should we impeach Fulop now too? lol

Monroe wrote:
Some people forget, or don't know that the mastermind of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing and some of his co-conspirators were based in Jersey City, or that the uncle of that mastermind went on to be the architect of 9/11, or that certain mosques in Jersey City were under post 9/11 surveillance by the NYPD elite anti-terror team.

JCMan8 wrote:
Throw around whatever nasty accusations you want. They don't matter.

More and more people realize that personal safety comes above political correctness and avoiding hurting people's feelings. And that our enemies couldn't care about being PC in the slightest.

So keep talking about racism, xenophobia, bigotry, or whatever the latest buzzword is. Doesn't matter.

JCMan8 wrote:
Politifact is notoriously biased.

JCMan8 wrote:
Quote:

RickSp wrote:
Sadly amusing how the brain-dead bigots twist the facts to suit their particular hatreds. Yes, Trump claimed "thousands and thousands," which, of course, is a bald face lie.

Not that facts matter to the right-wing haters/

You earlier claimed that you were in JC at the time, and that "There was no cheering. Horror, stunned silence, yes."

Looks like you lied more than Trump. Because at worst, you could say that Trump exaggerated. But the cheering actually happened. You on the other hand, said something that is demonstrably false.

JCMan8 wrote:
There was a story in the Washington Post on September 18, 2011 detailing the Muslims cheering 9/11 in Jersey City.

This guy spent $4 and bought the story from their archives. Looks like Trump's right.

And the people in this thread who relayed stories of Jersey City Muslims celebrating 9/11 on their roofs were 100% dead on.

"In Jersey City, within hours of two jetliners? plowing into the World Trade Center, law enforcement authorities detained and questioned a number of people who were allegedly seen celebrating the attacks and holding tailgate-style parties on rooftops while they watched the devastation on the other side of the river."

http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives ... the-truth-is-optional.php

iGreg wrote:
The Filth in JSQ around the mosque there were openly cheering in the streets.

As well as other spots in JC where vermin gather.

Sorry for the noobs 'who moved here to DTJC" and never saw what really goes on in JC.


Facts are Facts.

Yvonne wrote:

According to you, my neighbor is a liar, MDM's co-worker is a liar and the article written in the Star-Leger are all lies. Sorry, I don't remember the date of the article but I am sure other readers in northern NJ read the same article too.