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Agreed. This is getting silly. It doesn't say he wasn't an alien invader from Mars either. Should we think it's a viable possibility? No.Where in there does it say he wasn't a Muslim?What is known about Estaban Santiago. He was a war veteran. He was honerably discharged. He was under psychiatric treatment. His family and law enforcement have said he has a history of mental illness problems.
Ft. Lauderdale Gunman Esteban Santiago Was Being Prosecuted for Strangling His Girlfriend
Santiago served in the U.S. military, first in the Puerto Rico Army National Guard in 2007, according to the Department of Defense. He was deployed to Iraq in April 2010 as a combat engineer and returned to the U.S. in early 2011. In November 2014, after moving to Alaska, he joined the Alaska National Guard. Santiago was honorably discharged four months ago, according to ABC News.
Santiago’s sibling, Bryan, described his brother as “pro-American” and “spiritual.”
Santiago visited an FBI office in Anchorage in 2016, claiming voices were telling him to fight for ISIS, according to CBS News. Santiago also reportedly believed he was being controlled by the CIA to watch ISIS videos. Santiago’s brother said he had since been receiving psychological counseling.
Esteban Santiago: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
ABC News reported that Santiago “worked for a security company called Signal 88 in Anchorage…In November, he showed up to the FBI’s field office in Anchorage, where he espoused conspiracy theories, including one claim the U.S. government was trying to force him to watch ISIS videos.” ABC reported that Santiago allegedly “appeared incoherent at times,” so he was referred to local law enforcement to have his mental health evaluated. (Anchorage police referred Heavy to the FBI for any questions.)
The man heard voices. And he wasn't Muslim.
More to the point - where does it say he was?
Agreed. This is getting silly. It doesn't say he wasn't an alien invader from Mars either. Should we think it's a viable possibility? No.Where in there does it say he wasn't a Muslim?What is known about Estaban Santiago. He was a war veteran. He was honerably discharged. He was under psychiatric treatment. His family and law enforcement have said he has a history of mental illness problems.
Ft. Lauderdale Gunman Esteban Santiago Was Being Prosecuted for Strangling His Girlfriend
Santiago served in the U.S. military, first in the Puerto Rico Army National Guard in 2007, according to the Department of Defense. He was deployed to Iraq in April 2010 as a combat engineer and returned to the U.S. in early 2011. In November 2014, after moving to Alaska, he joined the Alaska National Guard. Santiago was honorably discharged four months ago, according to ABC News.
Santiago’s sibling, Bryan, described his brother as “pro-American” and “spiritual.”
Santiago visited an FBI office in Anchorage in 2016, claiming voices were telling him to fight for ISIS, according to CBS News. Santiago also reportedly believed he was being controlled by the CIA to watch ISIS videos. Santiago’s brother said he had since been receiving psychological counseling.
Esteban Santiago: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
ABC News reported that Santiago “worked for a security company called Signal 88 in Anchorage…In November, he showed up to the FBI’s field office in Anchorage, where he espoused conspiracy theories, including one claim the U.S. government was trying to force him to watch ISIS videos.” ABC reported that Santiago allegedly “appeared incoherent at times,” so he was referred to local law enforcement to have his mental health evaluated. (Anchorage police referred Heavy to the FBI for any questions.)
The man heard voices. And he wasn't Muslim.
More to the point - where does it say he was?
Santiago was hear voices, obviously a sign of mental health problems. Probably schizophrenia since the voices were telling him what to do over a period of time. We'll know more about his background and connections in a few days.....at least those of us who don't believe the CIA killed JFK and is running ISIS.
That was one of my choices, but being little naysayers for naysaying's sake that you are, that's why you left it out of your quote of my post.Agreed. This is getting silly. It doesn't say he wasn't an alien invader from Mars either. Should we think it's a viable possibility? No.Where in there does it say he wasn't a Muslim?What is known about Estaban Santiago. He was a war veteran. He was honerably discharged. He was under psychiatric treatment. His family and law enforcement have said he has a history of mental illness problems.
Ft. Lauderdale Gunman Esteban Santiago Was Being Prosecuted for Strangling His Girlfriend
Santiago served in the U.S. military, first in the Puerto Rico Army National Guard in 2007, according to the Department of Defense. He was deployed to Iraq in April 2010 as a combat engineer and returned to the U.S. in early 2011. In November 2014, after moving to Alaska, he joined the Alaska National Guard. Santiago was honorably discharged four months ago, according to ABC News.
Santiago’s sibling, Bryan, described his brother as “pro-American” and “spiritual.”
Santiago visited an FBI office in Anchorage in 2016, claiming voices were telling him to fight for ISIS, according to CBS News. Santiago also reportedly believed he was being controlled by the CIA to watch ISIS videos. Santiago’s brother said he had since been receiving psychological counseling.
Esteban Santiago: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
ABC News reported that Santiago “worked for a security company called Signal 88 in Anchorage…In November, he showed up to the FBI’s field office in Anchorage, where he espoused conspiracy theories, including one claim the U.S. government was trying to force him to watch ISIS videos.” ABC reported that Santiago allegedly “appeared incoherent at times,” so he was referred to local law enforcement to have his mental health evaluated. (Anchorage police referred Heavy to the FBI for any questions.)
The man heard voices. And he wasn't Muslim.
More to the point - where does it say he was?
Santiago was hearing voices, obviously a sign of mental health problems. Probably schizophrenia since the voices were telling him what to do over a period of time. We'll know more about his background and connections in a few days.....at least those of us who don't believe the CIA killed JFK and is running ISIS.
Agreed, plus a legislation on how to both help American citizens with mental health issues, but to do so with minimum impact on their Constitutional rights.Agreed. This is getting silly. It doesn't say he wasn't an alien invader from Mars either. Should we think it's a viable possibility? No.Where in there does it say he wasn't a Muslim?What is known about Estaban Santiago. He was a war veteran. He was honerably discharged. He was under psychiatric treatment. His family and law enforcement have said he has a history of mental illness problems.
Ft. Lauderdale Gunman Esteban Santiago Was Being Prosecuted for Strangling His Girlfriend
Santiago served in the U.S. military, first in the Puerto Rico Army National Guard in 2007, according to the Department of Defense. He was deployed to Iraq in April 2010 as a combat engineer and returned to the U.S. in early 2011. In November 2014, after moving to Alaska, he joined the Alaska National Guard. Santiago was honorably discharged four months ago, according to ABC News.
Santiago’s sibling, Bryan, described his brother as “pro-American” and “spiritual.”
Santiago visited an FBI office in Anchorage in 2016, claiming voices were telling him to fight for ISIS, according to CBS News. Santiago also reportedly believed he was being controlled by the CIA to watch ISIS videos. Santiago’s brother said he had since been receiving psychological counseling.
Esteban Santiago: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
ABC News reported that Santiago “worked for a security company called Signal 88 in Anchorage…In November, he showed up to the FBI’s field office in Anchorage, where he espoused conspiracy theories, including one claim the U.S. government was trying to force him to watch ISIS videos.” ABC reported that Santiago allegedly “appeared incoherent at times,” so he was referred to local law enforcement to have his mental health evaluated. (Anchorage police referred Heavy to the FBI for any questions.)
The man heard voices. And he wasn't Muslim.
More to the point - where does it say he was?
Santiago was hear voices, obviously a sign of mental health problems. Probably schizophrenia since the voices were telling him what to do over a period of time. We'll know more about his background and connections in a few days.....at least those of us who don't believe the CIA killed JFK and is running ISIS.
And all it does is obscure the very real need for more mental health funding and help.
Correct and I did. I also digested the multiple posts you made claiming he was Muslim because he had a scarf, beard and pointed his finger sideways. It's supposed to be up like this:That was one of my choices, but being little naysayers for naysaying's sake that you are, that's why you left it out of your quote of my post.
#3 was he is crazy and actually believed the government was forcing him to watch ISIS videos.
Try to digest what you read before responding.
Then why are you so invested in declaring him a Muslim?And it's a no-brainer that the guy was mentally ill, that's usually the kind of person that does a mass shooting.
I said he probably is. That's my opinion. But it's possible one of the other two scenarios are correct.Correct and I did. I also digested the multiple posts you made claiming he was Muslim because he had a scarf, beard and pointed his finger sideways. It's supposed to be up like this:That was one of my choices, but being little naysayers for naysaying's sake that you are, that's why you left it out of your quote of my post.
#3 was he is crazy and actually believed the government was forcing him to watch ISIS videos.
Try to digest what you read before responding.
Do you think this guy is a Muslim?
Correct. When you continued to harp on it, I pointed out why your opinion could be flawed. The fact is, we don't know and it will take a few days to sort out.I said he probably is. That's my opinion. But it's possible one of the other two scenarios are correct.
Because there's been a lot of issues with Muslim violence in the West lately?Then why are you so invested in declaring him a Muslim?And it's a no-brainer that the guy was mentally ill, that's usually the kind of person that does a mass shooting.
Agreed. This is getting silly. It doesn't say he wasn't an alien invader from Mars either. Should we think it's a viable possibility? No.Where in there does it say he wasn't a Muslim?What is known about Estaban Santiago. He was a war veteran. He was honerably discharged. He was under psychiatric treatment. His family and law enforcement have said he has a history of mental illness problems.
Ft. Lauderdale Gunman Esteban Santiago Was Being Prosecuted for Strangling His Girlfriend
Santiago served in the U.S. military, first in the Puerto Rico Army National Guard in 2007, according to the Department of Defense. He was deployed to Iraq in April 2010 as a combat engineer and returned to the U.S. in early 2011. In November 2014, after moving to Alaska, he joined the Alaska National Guard. Santiago was honorably discharged four months ago, according to ABC News.
Santiago’s sibling, Bryan, described his brother as “pro-American” and “spiritual.”
Santiago visited an FBI office in Anchorage in 2016, claiming voices were telling him to fight for ISIS, according to CBS News. Santiago also reportedly believed he was being controlled by the CIA to watch ISIS videos. Santiago’s brother said he had since been receiving psychological counseling.
Esteban Santiago: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
ABC News reported that Santiago “worked for a security company called Signal 88 in Anchorage…In November, he showed up to the FBI’s field office in Anchorage, where he espoused conspiracy theories, including one claim the U.S. government was trying to force him to watch ISIS videos.” ABC reported that Santiago allegedly “appeared incoherent at times,” so he was referred to local law enforcement to have his mental health evaluated. (Anchorage police referred Heavy to the FBI for any questions.)
The man heard voices. And he wasn't Muslim.
More to the point - where does it say he was?
Santiago was hear voices, obviously a sign of mental health problems. Probably schizophrenia since the voices were telling him what to do over a period of time. We'll know more about his background and connections in a few days.....at least those of us who don't believe the CIA killed JFK and is running ISIS.
And all it does is obscure the very real need for more mental health funding and help.
Agreed. This is getting silly. It doesn't say he wasn't an alien invader from Mars either. Should we think it's a viable possibility? No.Where in there does it say he wasn't a Muslim?What is known about Estaban Santiago. He was a war veteran. He was honerably discharged. He was under psychiatric treatment. His family and law enforcement have said he has a history of mental illness problems.
Ft. Lauderdale Gunman Esteban Santiago Was Being Prosecuted for Strangling His Girlfriend
Santiago served in the U.S. military, first in the Puerto Rico Army National Guard in 2007, according to the Department of Defense. He was deployed to Iraq in April 2010 as a combat engineer and returned to the U.S. in early 2011. In November 2014, after moving to Alaska, he joined the Alaska National Guard. Santiago was honorably discharged four months ago, according to ABC News.
Santiago’s sibling, Bryan, described his brother as “pro-American” and “spiritual.”
Santiago visited an FBI office in Anchorage in 2016, claiming voices were telling him to fight for ISIS, according to CBS News. Santiago also reportedly believed he was being controlled by the CIA to watch ISIS videos. Santiago’s brother said he had since been receiving psychological counseling.
Esteban Santiago: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
ABC News reported that Santiago “worked for a security company called Signal 88 in Anchorage…In November, he showed up to the FBI’s field office in Anchorage, where he espoused conspiracy theories, including one claim the U.S. government was trying to force him to watch ISIS videos.” ABC reported that Santiago allegedly “appeared incoherent at times,” so he was referred to local law enforcement to have his mental health evaluated. (Anchorage police referred Heavy to the FBI for any questions.)
The man heard voices. And he wasn't Muslim.
More to the point - where does it say he was?
Santiago was hear voices, obviously a sign of mental health problems. Probably schizophrenia since the voices were telling him what to do over a period of time. We'll know more about his background and connections in a few days.....at least those of us who don't believe the CIA killed JFK and is running ISIS.
And all it does is obscure the very real need for more mental health funding and help.
True. Anyone affiliated with Islam should be committed.
Agreed. This is getting silly. It doesn't say he wasn't an alien invader from Mars either. Should we think it's a viable possibility? No.Where in there does it say he wasn't a Muslim?
More to the point - where does it say he was?
Santiago was hear voices, obviously a sign of mental health problems. Probably schizophrenia since the voices were telling him what to do over a period of time. We'll know more about his background and connections in a few days.....at least those of us who don't believe the CIA killed JFK and is running ISIS.
And all it does is obscure the very real need for more mental health funding and help.
True. Anyone affiliated with Islam should be committed.
You saying religious people are nuts?
Agreed. This is getting silly. It doesn't say he wasn't an alien invader from Mars either. Should we think it's a viable possibility? No.More to the point - where does it say he was?
Santiago was hear voices, obviously a sign of mental health problems. Probably schizophrenia since the voices were telling him what to do over a period of time. We'll know more about his background and connections in a few days.....at least those of us who don't believe the CIA killed JFK and is running ISIS.
And all it does is obscure the very real need for more mental health funding and help.
True. Anyone affiliated with Islam should be committed.
You saying religious people are nuts?
I'm saying Islamic people are.
Some high profile violence, but you're more likely to be killed by a gang-banger for your watch and car than by a terrorist. Overall, you're more likely to get whacked by a texting driver than either gang-bangers or terrorists.Because there's been a lot of issues with Muslim violence in the West lately?
Agreed. This is getting silly. It doesn't say he wasn't an alien invader from Mars either. Should we think it's a viable possibility? No.
Santiago was hear voices, obviously a sign of mental health problems. Probably schizophrenia since the voices were telling him what to do over a period of time. We'll know more about his background and connections in a few days.....at least those of us who don't believe the CIA killed JFK and is running ISIS.
And all it does is obscure the very real need for more mental health funding and help.
True. Anyone affiliated with Islam should be committed.
You saying religious people are nuts?
I'm saying Islamic people are.
Ah. The broad brush.
And all it does is obscure the very real need for more mental health funding and help.
True. Anyone affiliated with Islam should be committed.
You saying religious people are nuts?
I'm saying Islamic people are.
Ah. The broad brush.
You paint Islamists as peaceful and trustworthy with a broad brush.
We will have to wait and see I guess.Some high profile violence, but you're more likely to be killed by a gang-banger for your watch and car than by a terrorist. Overall, you're more likely to get whacked by a texting driver than either gang-bangers or terrorists.Because there's been a lot of issues with Muslim violence in the West lately?
In this case, as in the case of several mass shootings, we're dealing with a nutjob. Yes, San Bernardino and Orlando were bonafide Islamic terrorists (although I think Orlando was more about the shooter's homosexuality than his religion). Other high profile mass shootings were nutjobs: Roof, Loughner, Holmes, Lanza and dear all had a screw loose.
