seignet posted:

Nehru posted:

There is no need to ask " Is it the brothers again" since it was announced by Riff that a Whiteman did it.

middle east ppl are white. 

Correct.

While individuals will have varied views, the established locations of the population are as follows ...

1. African origin --- Africa

2. Asians -- Asia

3. Europeans -- From Scandinavia through Europe Middle East countries and across to India.

Of course through migration people of various nationality are in the Americas and all other places.

seignet posted:

Nehru posted:

There is no need to ask " Is it the brothers again" since it was announced by Riff that a Whiteman did it.

middle east ppl are white. 

Bhai Siggy, well I hope Riff is reading and learning/.

Nehru,

Try to learn a little more about Islam before you start shooting your mouth.

Chief posted:

Nehru,

Try to learn a little more about Islam before you start shooting your mouth.

What illiterate statement you making??? What did I say about Islam, you head is so tightly wrap in a Towel that it is affecting your already diminished brain, the little that left????

Nehru posted:

Chief posted:

Nehru,

Try to learn a little more about Islam before you start shooting your mouth.

What illiterate statement you making??? What did I say about Islam, you head is so tightly wrap in a Towel that it is affecting your already diminished brain, the little that left????

Sorry Nehru.

It was just a warning, I checked back and you did not say anything this time.

Anyway take it as a warning just in case you want to say something!

Warning my ass!! What the hell I care about your opinion??????????

Is it because you like to feel important and thought it was your usual audience at Masjid????

Nehru posted:

Is it because you like to feel important and thought it was your usual audience at Masjid????

My audience consists of folks like yourself.

Now listen up, do not get beyond yourself.

Every time you see a Muslim, give the salaams and show respect.

If you do otherwise,you will get it from me!!

Nehru posted:

Pointblank posted:

Nehru posted:

HEHEHE Muslims dont like Muslims. Well Al Yuh get Al YUh Acts together do not include we Infidels!!!!

Who said IS is Muslims

They say so, study the Koran and practice the  teachings , are all born in Muslim Countries, fight for Muslim causes. Should I go on like the Energizer Bunny?? They will NOT consider you a good Muslim.

Get out of that hole you in nothing they do confirm to the Quraan or the teachings of the prophet

I am not a fan of YAsir but he is spot on

I don't think this story can have a fruitful ending without the mention of Donald Trump's name. I didn't read the who thread, but I bet Chief will Trump's name if he hasn't done so already.

Prince posted:

I don't think this story can have a fruitful ending without the mention of Donald Trump's name. I didn't read the who thread, but I bet Chief will Trump's name if he hasn't done so already.

You need public flogging on Liberty Ave!

Anyone Guyanese who support Trump will be included.

Chief posted:

Nehru posted:

Is it because you like to feel important and thought it was your usual audience at Masjid????

My audience consists of folks like yourself.

Now listen up, do not get beyond yourself.

Every time you see a Muslim, give the salaams and show respect.

If you do otherwise,you will get it from me!!

I bet Buddy Nehru is shitting in his pants. Is this a public fatwah you declaring on Buddy Nehru?

RiffRaff posted:

Read on another site that lifestyle in US too stressful...not enough time off...the desire to own more and more...all work, not enough play...easy access to drugs...

Stressful Americans should come to GNI Political to blow off steam. We cater for Trump and anti-Trump people alike. GNI itself is a substitute drug....

Lest anyone think that Gilbakka is making light of a tragic matter, there is no arguing the point that effective ways exist to relieve stress of whatever magnitude. One has only to look.

No one is saying the religion of this killer and the word terrorist is not being applied.

Gilbakka posted:

RiffRaff posted:

Read on another site that lifestyle in US too stressful...not enough time off...the desire to own more and more...all work, not enough play...easy access to drugs...

Stressful Americans should come to GNI Political to blow off steam. We cater for Trump and anti-Trump people alike. GNI itself is a substitute drug....

Lest anyone think that Gilbakka is making light of a tragic matter, there is no arguing the point that effective ways exist to relieve stress of whatever magnitude. One has only to look.

GNI, a place to release stress and let it all out. Free therapy.

Quote from Gil:

"GNI itself is a substitute drug...." 

Chief posted:

No one is saying the religion of this killer and the word terrorist is not being applied.

In all fairness Chief, no one heard the guy invoking the name of God as he pummel them with bullets today. Those terrorists claim to be Muslims and also claim to be murdering in the name of Allah. You and I know that their actions are not Islamic but we cannot demand that people who are not Muslims take time out of their own schedule to learn how to differentiate between what Islam teaches and what these clowns do. We just have to hope that they stop doing this shit in the name of Allah. And yesterday is not soon enough.

Now I am also curious why the word terrorists is only reserved for Muslims so I see your point there.

No way it is recorded that the anti man that shoot up the pulse night club mentioned Allah O Akbar.

Yet we hear it is Islamic terrorism.

There is nothing like islamic terrorism it is found king terrorism period.

Chief posted:

No one is saying the religion of this killer and the word terrorist is not being applied.

He is white and not a religious person so he cyant be a terrorist, ai ai ai.

He came from bad stock. His dad was a bank robber and done time for other actions.

Kaz really good buddy on Religious forum would be in his glory when he finds out this banna has some bad history. He would say this is why the kids gotta punish for the sins of the father.

cain posted:

Chief posted:

No one is saying the religion of this killer and the word terrorist is not being applied.

He is white and not a religious person so he cyant be a terrorist, ai ai ai.

He came from bad stock. His dad was a bank robber and done time for other actions.

Kaz really good buddy on Religious forum would be in his glory when he finds out this banna has some bad history. He would say this is why the kids gotta punish for the sins of the father.

 

For a moment I started to think that the good brother Keith made some sense. Then I realized that it is not the punishment of the old dude that troubles me but rather the sufferings and loss of lives of the 59 killed and more than 500 injured along with their loved ones who the good brother would have much trouble explaining. I could ask him but he may just say again that I am ignorant. 

Good observation Kaz

He 'saved my life and lost his': Las Vegas shooting victims

Jason Dearen and Kathleen Ronayne, The Associated Press
Published Monday, October 2, 2017 9:45PM EDT, http://www.ctvnews.ca/world/he...ng-victims-1.3616333

Two women embrace outside of a family assistance centre Monday, Oct. 2, 2017, in Las Vegas. The makeshift centre was set up to help families and others reconnect after the mass shooting on the Las Vegas Strip. (AP Photo/John Locher)

A registered nurse from Tennessee who died shielding his wife, a doctor, from gunfire. The only son of a Canadian couple who is now left childless. A California middle school special education teacher engaged to be married.

All were among the at least 59 people killed in the mass shooting at a country music festival in Las Vegas.

Families, friends, co-workers and neighbours shared stories Monday about some of those slain and the hundreds more who were injured after a gunman opened fire on festivalgoers.

OFF-DUTY OFFICER COACHED KIDS, WAS RESPECTED LEADER

Off-duty Las Vegas police officer and youth football coach Charleston Hartfield was among those killed when a gunman opened fire on a crowd of concertgoers in Las Vegas, two of his friends said.

Hartfield, 34, was known as a selfless, respected leader who brought out the best in his players, said Stan King, whose son played football for Hartfield.

Troy Rhett, another friend of Hartfield's through football, said he knew from social media that Hartfield was attending the Sunday concert. When he heard about the shooting, he texted him, hoping to learn Hartfield was safe. He never heard back, and Rhett said he learned through another friend Monday morning that Hartfield had died.

Hartfield, who also went by "Chuck" or "Charles" or even "Chucky Hart," was also a military veteran and leaves behind a son and a daughter, Rhett said.

Hartfield is also listed at author of a book titled "Memoirs of Public Servant" about his time as a Las Vegas police officer.

ALASKA FISHERMAN HAD A HEARTY LAUGH

Commercial fisherman Adrian Murfitt, 35, of Anchorage, Alaska, was also among the slain, a family member said Monday.

His sister, Shannon Gothard, said the family heard from one of Murfitt's friends who was with him when he died, though they haven't received official confirmation about his death.

Asked if the family was holding out hope that he made it after all, she said, "No. No."

Gothard described her brother as a man with a hearty laugh and a former competitive hockey player who still dabbled in the game.

"His whole life was always around hockey," she said.

After graduating from high school, he became a fisherman, picking up odd jobs in the off-season.

He had just come off an extremely successful fishing season when he made the trip to Las Vegas with some good friends, Gothard said.

Her brother "was happy to pay some things off and had made some really good money and decided to go out and celebrate and go to the concert and treat himself to something nice and fun," she said.

FRIEND HELPED GET WOUNDED COLLEGE STUDENT TO AMBULANCE

Karessa Royce, a 22-year-old Las Vegas local, was rushed to an ambulance by a friend after she was shot in the shoulder, said Marissa Nino, her cousin who is acting as a family spokesperson.

Royce, a student at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, is in the intensive care unit following surgery for a collapsed lung. She is expected to survive, Nino said. Royce had no identification on her at the concert, so it took the family some time to locate her, Nino said.

Royce is one of five children and is studying hospitality.

Royce's friend "definitely saved her life," Nino said. Royce cannot speak, but her friend shared what happened with the family and has been in the hospital by Royce's side since, Rios said.

WEST VIRGINIA WOMAN DIED IN HUSBAND'S ARMS

While the sun was still shining Sunday at the Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas, Denise Burditus posted a photo on Facebook of herself and her husband standing in front of the stage, smiling broadly.

Later, after news of the massacre spread, a friend asked simply: "Are you two ok????"

Burditus never replied.

The Martinsburg, West Virginia, woman was among dozens of people killed when a gunman opened fire from a hotel overlooking the festival. MetroNews, a West Virginia-based radio network, reported that Tony Burditus wrote on his Facebook page that his wife was among the victims.

"It saddens me to say that I lost my wife of 32 years, a mother of two, soon to be grandmother of five this evening in the Las Vegas shooting," Tony Burditus wrote. "Denise passed in my arms. I LOVE YOU BABE."

Denise Burditus' Facebook page includes a photo of her and her husband at the same festival last year. Mandalay Bay, the hotel where the gunman opened fire, is shown in the background.

KIND-HEARTED NURSE PROTECTED WIFE

Sonny Melton, a registered nurse, died in the shooting, according to The Henry County Medical Center in Paris, Tennessee, where he worked.

His wife, Dr. Heather Melton, an orthopedic surgeon who was with him when shots were fired, survived, the medical centre said.

Heather Melton told WZTV in Nashville, Tennessee that her husband "saved my life and lost his." She says her husband was the most kind-hearted, loving man she ever met.

Friend Jeremy Butler told the Paris (Tennessee) Post-Intelligencer that Melton was shielding Heather Melton from gunfire when he was fatally shot.

'WOMAN OF STRONG FAITH' IS RECOVERING

Danae Gibbs has always been a huge fan of country music concerts, said her friend, Jennifer Draper of Cedar Park, Texas, and she was thrilled to be at the concert.

Draper wrote in an email to The Associated Press that Gibbs, 23, who recently graduated from Texas Tech University of Lubbock, was shot at the concert in Las Vegas and is recovering.

Draper started a GoFundMe page to help Gibbs and her family with the medical expenses. On the page is a photo of Gibbs wearing a graduation cap and red Converse sneakers, jumping in the air with a huge smile in front of her university.

"Danae is a strong young woman and I firmly believe she will make it through this long road to recovery!" Draper wrote. "She is a woman of strong Faith and has hundreds of people praying for her! We love Danae and cannot wait to see her!"

REAL ESTATE AGENT WAS SHOT REPEATEDLY BUT SURVIVED

Real estate agent and father of three older children Rob McIntosh, 52, of North Pole, Alaska, was near the front of the stage with friends when the shooting began, according to friend and real estate broker Mike Vansickle. He was hit repeatedly but survived, Vansickle said.

"From just getting off the phone with the family, he took three bullets to his body," said Vansickle. "He just came out of surgery, and he's going to make it."

In a personal note on his real estate website, McIntosh describes himself as enjoying the outdoors in Alaska, where he also operates a business called Santa's Fireworks.

"Whether I'm fishing, snow machining, hunting, steel welding or building my own home or cabin; I stay active all year round," McIntosh wrote.

Vansickle described McIntosh as being strong.

"He's been though lots of adversity," said Vansickle. "He'll get through all this and come out with some stories to tell."

HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARY REMEMBERED AS LOVING, SINCERE

Lisa Romero, a high school secretary from Gallup, New Mexico, was an "incredible loving and sincere friend, mentor and advocate for students," the Gallup-McKinley County Public Schools interim superintendent said Monday.

District officials confirmed to reporters on Monday that Romero, 48, died sometime after a 64-year-old man fired multiple weapons.

"Last night during the mass shooting in Las Vegas we lost one of our staff members," interim superintendent Mike Hyatt wrote to employees. "Lisa Romero, discipline secretary at Miyamura (High School), was a victim in the shooting. Our prayers go out to her family during this tragic time."

Survivors included Romero-Muniz's husband, children and grandchildren, Hyatt said. Officials announced a candlelight vigil in honour of Romero-Muniz set for Monday night.

CANADIAN MOTHER, MECHANIC'S APPRENTICE AMONG THOSE KILLED

Two Canadians - a mother of four and a man just days from his 24th birthday - were among those killed in the shooting.

Jessica Klymchuk, of Valleyview, Alberta, and Jordan McIldoon, 23, of Maple Ridge, British Columbia, died Sunday night in Las Vegas.

Klymchuk, 28, was an educational assistant, librarian and bus driver for St. Stephen's School, said the Holy Family Catholic Regional Division.

"The scope of this tragedy is worldwide, and we are feeling its impact here at home," the division's superintendent, Betty Turpin, said in a statement.

A post on Klymchuk's Facebook page says she got engaged in April, and was in Vegas with her fiance.

British Columbia Premier John Horgan said in a statement that Mclldoon, a mechanic's apprentice, was among those killed.

"We only had one child," Al and Angela McIldoon, told the CBC. "We just don't know what to do."

Horgan offered condolences and says flags will be dropped to half-staff on the province's Parliament buildings and on government buildings in Maple Ridge.

SCHOOL DISTRICT EMPLOYEE 'WAS ALWAYS SMILING'

Susan Smith, 53, a resident of Simi Valley, California, near Los Angeles, had worked for the local school district since 2001 as the office manager at Vista Elementary School.

"Susan was wonderful with the kids and the staff and was an integral part of the school community here," said Jake Finch, the public information officer for the district. "She was the hub of everything that happened at the school. If a kid is sick, she's the one calling the parents and no matter how chaotic things got here, she was always smiling."

Finch said the school district learned about Smith's death from friends who had been with her at the music festival. She said when teachers and other staff members in the district and at the school arrived early Monday morning, most of them had not yet heard that Smith was among those who were killed.

She said counsellors were dispatched to the school to talk to both staff members and students and when students were told, they took part in activities such as writing letters and making cards for Smith.

"It doesn't sound like much but it gives kids something to latch on to, to make sure they felt like they were able to help in some way," she said.

She said Smith was married with two adult children, adding that Smith's love for country music was well-known.

CALIFORNIA OFFICER, HIS GIRLFRIEND INJURED

A four-year veteran of the Ontario, California, police department was shot in the head during Sunday's shooting, Ontario Police Sgt. Jeff Higbee said.

Officer Michael Gracia was injured, as was his girlfriend.

"He's always real personable, upbeat, a real friendly guy," Higbee said.

POLICE RECORDS TECHNICIAN 'WILL BE GREATLY MISSED'

Rachael Parker, a police records technician, was shot and ultimately died in the hospital, the Manhattan Beach Police Department said.

Parker was among four department employees who were attending the Route 91 Harvest Festival while off-duty. Another suffered minor injuries.

"She was employed with the Manhattan Beach Police Department for 10 years and will be greatly missed," the department said in a statement.

HOCKEY COACH SHOT IN CHEST, IN STABLE CONDITION

Nick Robone, an assistant hockey coach at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, was shot in the chest, the school said.

The Rebels men's ice hockey team said in a statement Monday that Robone had surgery to remove a bullet.

General Manager Zee Khan says Robone is breathing with help from a ventilator and is in stable condition.

The team says the bullet missed Robone's lung, and he is expected to fully recover. The team says he will be hospitalized "for the near future."

DISTRICT MOURNS SPECIAL ED TEACHER'S DEATH

Sandy Casey, a middle school special education teacher living in Redondo Beach, California, was killed in Sunday night's attack, the school district and a relative said.

"This is unbelievably tragic and sad," Mike Matthews, superintendent of the Manhattan Beach School District, wrote in a Monday morning letter to the district. "This loss is impacting many of our staff members deeply."

Casey, 35, is an alumna of the College of St. Joseph in Rutland, Vermont, and Assumption College in Worcester, Massachusetts, said Linda O'Leary, a cousin of Casey's mother who is acting as a family spokeswoman.

Casey was at the Las Vegas concert with her fiance and a friend, who were not injured, O'Leary said. Most of Casey's extended family lives in Vermont, she said.

"They're receiving a lot of support and love, the best you can do with an unbelievable tragedy," she said.

The family is discussing setting up a scholarship in Casey's name.

INJURED LAW STUDENT ON BED REST

Kristin Babik, a law student at the University of Florida in Las Vegas for an internship at the Clark County district attorney's office, suffered broken ribs and a collapsed lung in the shooting, the school said.

"Kristin is on bed rest for now," an email from the law school's dean said. "We look forward to welcoming her back to Gainesville as soon as she recovers."

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Associated Press Writers Rachel D'Oro in Anchorage, Alaska; Jay Reeves in Birmingham, Alabama; Julie Watson in San Diego, California; Kathleen Ronayne in Sacramento, California; Don Babwin in Chicago; Rob Gillies in Toronto; Mike Balsamo in Los Angeles and Russell Contreras in Albuquerque, New Mexico contributed to this report. Dearen reported from Gainesville, Florida.

This undated official photo provided by the Manhattan Beach, Calif., Police Department shows Rachael Parker, a police records technician for the department. Parker was one of those listed as killed in the mass shooting in Las Vegas, Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017. (Manhattan Beach Police Department via AP)

This undated photo shows Sonny Melton, one of the people killed in Las Vegas after a gunman opened fire on Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017, at a country music festival. (Facebook via AP)

Sad!

No one is saying anything about Guns.

Chief posted:

Sad!

No one is saying anything about Guns.

why you want people repeat the same shit over and over

Chief posted:

Sad!

No one is saying anything about Guns.

If they don't address this monster now, when is a good time? Maybe we need to ask the NRA and the Republicans.

THis morning the Orange Orangutan was asked about Guns, he said we will see. What a bloody Moron!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nehru posted:

THis morning the Orange Orangutan was asked about Guns, he said we will see. What a bloody Moron!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well said Buddy Nehru!

Chief posted:

No one is saying the religion of this killer and the word terrorist is not being applied.

BULLSHIT!!!!!!!!

Nehru posted:

BULLSHIT!!!!!!!!

That was taken from the New Unabridged Trump Dictionary.....

Nehru posted:

BULLSHIT!!!!!!!!

Kindly expound! what do you mean?

Are you saying that you are not in agreement with the meaning that was posted?

You need an explanation of BULLSHIT??? Really????

Definition of terrorism in English:

terrorism

noun

mass noun

• The unlawful use of violence and intimidation, especially against civilians, in the pursuit of political aims.

  ‘the fight against terrorism’

   

  ‘international terrorism’

Origin

Las Vegas shooting: These are the Canadians killed or injured in the attack

By Maham Abedi

National Online Journalist, Breaking News  Global News, October 3, 2017 4:13 pm, Updated:October 3, 2017 5:04 pm, https://globalnews.ca/news/378...ians-killed-injured/

More details emerged on Tuesday about victims of the largest mass shooting in modern U.S. history.

The shooting rampage at the Route 91 Harvest Festival in Las Vegas on Sunday night left 59 dead and at least 515 injured. Among them were several Canadians from across the country.

Tributes poured in as family members and loved ones honoured those who died, or were injured in the incident.

These are the Canadians who were killed:

Jessica Klymchuk, Valleyview, Alta.

Alberta native Jessica Klymchuk was one of the people killed in a mass shooting at a Las Vegas music festival.

The mother of four was an educational assistant, librarian and bus driver. Klymchuk was in Las Vegas with her fiance.

On Monday, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley and Edmonton Mayor Don Iveson both sent their condolences to the loved ones of Klymchuk.

A family friend has set up a GoFundMe page to help the family with expenses. The page says Klymchuk passed away with her fiancé by her side.

READ MORE: Alberta woman killed in music festival attack

Jordan McIldoon, 23, Maple Ridge, B.C.

McIldoon was just days away from his 24th birthday, and close to completing a course to qualify as a heavy-duty mechanic.

On Monday, McIldoon’s girlfriend Amber posted to Instagram calling him the love of her life.

“You will forever be in my heart, until the end of time. Forever and always my love,” she wrote.

READ MORE: Maple Ridge man Jordan McIldoon killed in Las Vegas shooting

Calla Medig, Jasper, Alta.

 

Calla Medig was one of the victims in the mass shooting in Las Vegas.

Credit: Facebook. Calla Medig

The west Edmonton restaurant worker, who grew up in Jasper, Alta., was on her third annual trip to Vegas.

On Monday night, the Royal Canadian Legion in Jasper posted a Facebook message that confirmed Medig was one of the victims in the mass shooting.

The branch called Medig “a young, beautiful lady.”

READ MORE: 3rd Canadian confirmed among dead in mass attack

Tara Roe, 34, of Okotoks, Alta.

 

Tara Roe Smith died in a mass shooting in Las Vegas.

Sophia Models

Roe was at Route 91 Harvest Festival with her husband when a gunman opened fire. Friends and family confirmed to Global News that Roe was one of the victims killed in the attack.

A mother of two and a model, Roe was remembered by her booking agent Amber Morgan.

“She was always a friendly face and had a very caring spirit,” Morgan said.

A GoFundMe page has been set up for her family.

READ MORE: Alberta woman, Tara Roe, 4th Canadian killed at festival