Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s Immigration Records Reveal FBI Bombshell

[JohnyCanuck]

Important New Info on Boston Marathon Bombing

WhoWhatWhy has discovered that the FBI secretly flagged at least one of the “Boston Marathon bombers” as a terrorist threat in his immigration records, despite publicly denying it had done so.

This designation existed right up to the time the bombs went off at Boylston St. on April 15, 2013.

Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s heavily redacted immigration records, known as an A-file (alien file), were released in February under the Freedom of Information Act and posted online by US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). FOIA has a “frequently requested record” provision where multiple request for the same record triggers a “reading room” (posted online) treatment of the records. WhoWhatWhy was one of those requesters.

For context, it’s important to note that soon after the bombing, uncomfortable questions were raised by WhoWhatWhy when it became clear the FBI had long been aware of Tsarnaev. Even some of the mainstream outlets, which almost uniformly have accepted the government’s version of events, couldn’t ignore this reality.

http://whowhatwhy.org/2016/05/11/tamerlan-tsarnaevs-immigration-records-reveal-fbi-bombshell/

[Laughing Mirror]

1. They were waiting to see what he would do

And they waited too long.

[JohnyCanuck]

2. Well that's one way of looking at it.

Although not the only way.

And yet a shadowy program used by the feds to keep individuals deemed a “national security concern” from obtaining citizenship looks like the reason Tsarnaev’s naturalization application was held up — to the very moment of his death. This program is called the Controlled Application Review and Resolution Program (CARRP).

Significantly, CARRP is also used to manipulate foreign nationals (mostly Muslims) to do the FBI’s bidding by — ironically — flagging them as a “national security concern,” according to an extensive ACLU investigation into the program.

http://whowhatwhy.org/2016/05/11/tamerlan-tsarnaevs-immigration-records-reveal-fbi-bombshell/

[JohnyCanuck]

10. Ccomment on the original thread at WhoWhatWhy

blueskybigstar • 15 hours ago

Is anybody brave enough to say that this wing of the FBI is being used for a devilish recipe of terrorizing psyops by committing atrocious crimes in order to frame and blame others, which is designed to herd the populace to actions, like endless war, that the elite desire and to socially engineer denying people more of their rights?

Can't find a way to link to the comment directly. Right now it's the second down from the top in the comments section.
http://whowhatwhy.org/2016/05/11/tamerlan-tsarnaevs-immigration-records-reveal-fbi-bombshell/

[islandmkl]

7. probably the same with Timothy McVeigh...

[PeoViejo]

3. Ministry of Truth

..never does anything wrong.

[leveymg]

4. Somehow the fact that CIA put him was on the terrorist watch list before he left to go to Russia

Chechnya and Dagestan has also been overlooked.

As is the fact that he was a person of interest in a murder case in Massachusetts but nonetheless managed to leave the country and come back without any problem, despite the fact that he isn't a US Citizen, after being denied Naturalization on the basis described by this article.

The whole family came into the US on "CIA visas." The Boston Bombing was yet another case of a CIA operation gone bad, and the FBI having its hands tied. Like 9/11.

[AngryAmish]

5. His uncle is married to the CIA station chief in Kabul.

Edit. Was married to chiefs daughter

[leveymg]

6. That's very interesting.

I knew that his uncle was associated with the Agency in some way, and that Tsarnaev's father was at some point a former Soviet officer who de facto defected. I seem to recall that exfiltration was during the second Chechnya war after the Soviet Union collapsed.

I take it the direct link to more recent Agency employees has been pointed out by WhoWhatWhy? Links? Thanks.

[gratuitous]

8. The FBI is really busy, you guys

You think young, impressionable people are going to go rogue terrorist all by themselves? It takes months and months of careful deception to inflame an 18-year-old into committing a terrorist act with ersatz explosives so the Feds can swoop in at the Moment of Truth and bust them. With that on their plates, they don't really have time to go investigating every suspicious person who is actually planning to set off a bomb at a public event.

[JohnyCanuck]

9. kick n/t