http://www.seraphicpress.com/understanding-the-islamic-boston-massacre/#more-16535

“I consider it part of my responsibility as President of the United States to fight against negative stereotypes of Islam wherever they appear.” –President Obama (See above line at 10:30)

Obama is reprehensible.

He was fleeing the scene of a crime….

In his case, understandably so.

He was trying to get out of the line of fire.

At first, the BPD thought they had a real live one.

He even had a politically correct profile: the elusive White man.

The total stripping makes one think that the cops thought he was a doper or suicide candidate.

Near death experiences can make one e x t r e m e l y hyper — as in the body wants to exercise flight, fighting if it has to.

So you have a situation wherein everyone involved is overreacting.

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Prime example is the wife of TT. Drops out of school, converts to Islam, accepts a beating (or two) like a good Islamist wife, pops out a baby (the fruit of a true love romance, I guess), works to support financially a bum – and she doesn’t see anything wrong with all that… Moreover, her parents were apparently proud of her “open-mindedness”.

I’m confused by today’s cultural obsession with zombies, but if there were zombies, they would look like the wife of TT.

It doesn’t take Sherlock to figure out the crime:

1) Darth Tamerlan buys $ 5,000 in cannabis from an assured source. (His ‘buddy’ – ‘best American friend’ warranted the pot.)

2) The weed turns out to have the THC content of lawn grass — certainly below standard — could’ve been short weighted, too.

3) Darth Tamerlan comes back to ‘buy more’ — and liquidates the offenders with his fists. One punch is enough to knock out the players.

4) The reject weed is sprinkled over their corpses as a message to the trade.

5) The $5,000 buy price is left behind as a deeper message: “You can’t buy your way out of trouble when you screw with Darth Tamerlan.”

This last bit is, of course, taken directly from “Pulp Fiction” and Darth Tamerlan sees himself as fulfilling the role of Jules Winnfield (Samuel L. Jackson), the character that ‘comes to religion’ during the film.

Notably, Jules is constantly quoting from the Bible — Old Testament — wrath of God stuff.

You can believe that Darth Tamerlan was spouting off wrath of Mo’ as he beat the life out of his connections. His infidel ‘best American buddy’ was nothing more than a business connection for Tamerlan.

The fact that his namesake piled up the skulls back in the day is just icing on the graves.

Conan Doyle has to be spinning in his.