Turns Out It Was A White Rethuglicon All Along

[Kristy]

Cesar Altieri Sayoc has been arrested in connection with the suspicious packages that were sent across to various liberal personalities and CNN. Sayoc was named as the suspect by NY1’s Myles Miller. Sayoc is 54 years old and is a resident of Aventura, Florida. Sayoc is originally from the Sheepshead Bay neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York.


Making America terrorist again

Sayoc has been arrested several times in Broward County, Florida, dating back to 1991, court records show. His most recent arrest in Broward was in 2014. In 2002, he was charged with making a bomb threat in Dade County, Florida. He was sentenced to one year of probation. Prosecutors agreed to withhold adjudication of the felony charge, meaning it was dismissed after he completed the probation in 2003.

In 1991, Sayoc was charged with third-degree grand theft, a felony. He pleaded guilty that same year and was sentenced to two years of probation. In 1994, his mother sought a domestic violence injunction against Sayoc, court records show.

Sayoc was arrested on drug charges in 2004. He was accused of possession and sale of steroids, along with possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, tampering with evidence, filing fraudulent tax returns, criminal use of personal ID info and possession or unlawful issue of a driver’s license. He pleaded guilty that same year and was sentenced to 18 months of probation.



Story here:

https://heavy.com/news/2018/10/cesar-sayoc/

[FORD]

A Trumpsucking terrorist from Florida?? Who could have ever predicted that?

Wonder if Jerksmear knows this asshole?

Weird picture of the dude BTW. He looks like a skinhead Paul McCartney.

[FORD]

here's the terrorist's van. Can't imagine how this fool didn't get somebody's attention before now....

[FORD]

Apparently this wackjob loves Cheeto so much he went to his pathetic inauguration......

[twonabomber]

"Native Americans For Trump."

He looks Native American in the inauguration pic. Not so much the first pic.

How did most of those packages get delivered when the stamps weren't canceled? No markings on most of them. Wasn't there a change in Postal Service policy sometime after 9/11 or the anthrax scares that packages with a bunch of stamps on them and just dropped in a collection box wouldn't be processed or sent? And the one that has "postage due" on it, I'm pretty sure they use a standard sticker and not a Post-It note.

I'm no conspiracy theorist, but something isn't right.

[Kristy]

His Shitter account (get it while it's still good)

https://twitter.com/hardrock2016

[FORD]

[FORD]

His claims of being a "Native American" are probably bullshit. This is what a spokesman for the Seminole Tribe said....

Tribe spokesman Gary Bitner, alluding to the many social media profiles that appear to be associated with Sayoc, flatly rejected the assertion that Sayoc is in any way affiliated with the tribe.

“We can find no evidence that Cesar Altieri, Caesar Altieri, Caesar Altieri Sayoc, Ceasar Altieri Randazzo (Facebook) or Julus Cesar Milan (Twitter) is or was a member or employee of the Seminole Tribe of Florida, or is or was an employee of Seminole Gaming or Hard Rock International,” Bitner said in an email. “At this time, we cannot verify if he is or was an employee of a vendor company.”

While many of his aliases would imply he's Italian, so far the only thing actually known about his ethnic background is that his father migrated from the Philippines in the 50s. Assuming that actually was his father. Looking at those eyes, I say it's entirely possible that his mama was getting busy backstage at a Beatles concert. Hate to put that on poor Paul, but the resemblance is kinda freaky......

[Terry]

Once I saw the Sunrise connection to Debbie Wasserman Schultz in the paper Wednesday morning, even before they caught him I knew the mail bomber had to be from Florida.

Just had to be.

[Nickdfresh]

He had decapitated puppets in his van!

[Kristy]

[Nitro Express]

His claims of being a "Native American" are probably bullshit. This is what a spokesman for the Seminole Tribe said....



While many of his aliases would imply he's Italian, so far the only thing actually known about his ethnic background is that his father migrated from the Philippines in the 50s. Assuming that actually was his father. Looking at those eyes, I say it's entirely possible that his mama was getting busy backstage at a Beatles concert. Hate to put that on poor Paul, but the resemblance is kinda freaky......

Well the dude was an exotic male dancer. That means he likes attention. He's got plenty of that now. Might get some more attention in prison and it won't be ladies reaching down his pants.

[twonabomber]

[FORD]

I'm sure this fucking tool would have got around to threatening Bernie eventually. And might have, considering his bombs were still being found in the mail (to Borey Crooker & others) even after he was already in custody.

While he was obviously inspired by the FAUX/Trump talking point enemies list, he also was targeting some ACTUAL liberals. Apparently sent some threatening tweets to Jamie Peck from the Majority Report, threatening to drag her through a Florida swamp with one of those air boats and let the gators eat her (or words to that effect)

[FORD]

Meanwhile, in other bigoted Nazi fuck terrorist news.......

nytimes.com
Gunman Identified in Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting; At Least 4 Dead




PITTSBURGH — At least four people were dead and six injured after a gunman opened fire during a service at a synagogue on Saturday morning, city officials said.

Two law enforcement officials identified the suspect as Robert D. Bowers, 46. The officials requested anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the investigation.

Social media activity linked to Mr. Bowers suggested a history of virulent anti-Semitism, filled with slurs and references to anti-Jewish conspiracy theories.

Erika Strassburger, the city councilwoman for the district that includes the synagogue, the Tree of Life Congregation, said Mr. Bowers surrendered to the police after being barricaded in the building and was taken to the hospital.

Wendell D. Hissrich, Pittsburgh’s public safety director, said four police officers were among the injured. He said those injured were in serious or critical conditions and taken to three hospitals.

He would not respond to questions at a news conference about how many people had died.

His voice catching, Mr. Hissrich said: “It’s a very horrific crime scene. It’s one of the worst that I’ve seen, and I’ve been on some plane crashes. It’s very bad.”

He said the federal authorities would lead the investigation into the shooting, which he said was being treated as a hate crime.

In January, an account an account linked to Mr. Bowers was created on Gab, a social network that bills itself as a haven for free speech. The app, which grew out of claims of anti-conservative bias on Facebook and Twitter, is a popular gathering place for alt-right activists and white nationalists whose views are unwelcome on other services.


Early members included the right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulous and Andrew Anglin, the founder of the neo-Nazi Daily Stormer website.

Mr. Bowers’s Gab feed was dominated by references to Jews and Judaism. Several weeks ago, Mr. Bowers’ account posted a link to the website of HIAS, a Jewish nonprofit organization that helps resettle refugees, which was planning a shabbat ceremony for refugees in locations around the country. The caption read: “Why hello there HIAS! You like to bring in hostile invaders to dwell among us?”

And hours before the shooting, the account posted again: “HIAS likes to bring invaders in that kill our people. I can’t sit by and watch my people get slaughtered. Screw your optics, I’m going in.”

On Saturday, after Mr. Bowers was named as a suspect in the shooting, Gab confirmed that the name on the account, which was verified, matched the name of the alleged gunman.

The company took down the account, and released a statement saying it was cooperating with law enforcement. “Gab unequivocally disavows and condemns all acts of terrorism and violence,” the statement read.

President Trump said on Twitter that “events in Pittsburgh are far more devastating than originally thought.”

Mr. Trump later addressed reporters at Joint Base Andrews. “It’s a terrible, terrible thing what’s going on with hate in our country and frankly all over the world, and something has to be done,” he said. “The results are very devastating, you’re seeing the numbers come in.”

He added that if the temple “had some kind of protection” that “it could have been a much different situation.”

Gov. Tom Wolf of Pennsylvania said in a statement that “these senseless acts of violence are not who we are as Americans.”

“We must all pray and hope for no more loss of life,” he said. “But we have been saying ‘this one is too many’ for far too long. Dangerous weapons are putting our citizens in harm’s way.”

Joseph Miksch, a University of Pittsburgh spokesman, said three individuals were in surgery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Presbyterian hospital, and a fourth was awaiting surgery. One person was treated and released earlier from the hospital.

Another person was in surgery at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center Presbyterian Mercy hospital. All of the victims had gunshot wounds, Mr. Miksch said.

Tree of Life is in Squirrel Hill, a quiet, middle-class neighborhood in the heart of Pittsburgh’s Jewish community.

Mark Joel Mahler, the rabbi emeritus at another Pittsburgh synagogue, was leaving Torah study at Rodef Shalom, about a mile from Tree of Life, when he learned of the shooting from one of his children, who works as an emergency room nurse.

The rabbi at Rodef Shalom put the synagogue on lockdown.

Unable to do anything else, the congregation went on with the Saturday morning service, praying the mi sheberach, the prayer for healing, for those being gunned down just a short walk away.

For all the congregation knew, Mr. Mahler said, Rodef Shalom might have been the next target.

“The service continued,” he said. “There was a pall over over everyone. No question.”


Mr. Mahler said that on Saturday mornings there are three services at the the Tree of Life, one led by the Tree of Life congregation, another led by the Or L’Simcha congregation and another led by the New Light Congregation.

Rabbi Jeffrey Myers, who leads the congregation, said in a blog post in July that the government was unable to pass important laws, such as gun control, to protect citizens.

“Despite continuous calls for sensible gun control and mental health care, our elected leaders in Washington knew that it would fade away in time,” he wrote. “Unless there is a dramatic turnaround in the midterm elections, I fear that that the status quo will remain unchanged, and school shootings will resume.”

Brandeis University researchers reported in a 2017 study that the Squirrel Hill neighborhood has “historically been the center of Jewish life in Greater Pittsburgh.”

About 26 percent of the Pittsburgh area’s Jewish households are in Squirrel Hill, while another 31 percent of Jewish households are largely located in neighborhoods around there, according to the report, which was carried out on behalf of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh.

About 48 percent of Jewish children in greater Pittsburgh live in Squirrel Hill, according to the study.

Shortly before 11 a.m., residents could still hear loud pops of gunfire. The authorities told residents to stay inside.

Ben Opie, 55, who can see the synagogue from his backyard, said his wife was about to leave the house on Saturday morning to do some volunteer work when SWAT officers approached their home and said there was an active shooter in the synagogue.

“They chased my wife inside,” he said. “They just said get in the house.”

In New York and Los Angeles, the police said there was no “nexus” between the shooting in Pittsburgh and those cities but that the authorities were taking precautionary measures until more is known about the shooting.

“The N.Y.P.D. is deploying heavy weapons teams, including the officers from the Critical Response Command and the Strategic Response Team, to houses of worship across the City,” the New York police said.

Christina Caron, Jeffery C. Mays, Kevin Roose, Julie Turkewitz, Ali Winston and Mihir Zaveri contributed reporting from New York. Adam Goldman contributed reporting from Washington.