“we can’t go around arresting people because they happen to be Muslim who visit gun shops…” –Obama AG Loretta Lynch
She sounds like she crawled out of the same sewer he did.

Lynch Says FBI Didn’t Arrest Orlando Shooter Because “He Had The Right To Be A Radical Muslim”
Speaking on ABC Sunday Morning, Attorney General Loretta Lynch defended the FBI for not anticipating the mass shooting that claimed 49 lives at an Orlando nightclub last Sunday. Among the many topics discussed after the shooting were reports that a gun shop owner notified the FBI that shooter Omar Mateen had come in and attempted to buy body armor, leading the shop owner to grow suspicious.
“Despite the circumstances that surround this tragic event, the FBI cannot and should not be blamed for what happened. They are experts at what they do, they keep this country safe 24/7, but they’re not psychic, they can’t predict things that have not yet happened,” Lynch argued. “I’m not trying to sound overly protective, but at the end of the day, despite all of their training and conditioning, the Federal Bureau of Investigation consists of ordinary human beings, not prophets and future-seeing robots.”
FBI On Orlando Jihad Massacre: Unedited Transcript ‘Might Inflame Other People’
Can’t find a motive. What could it possibly be?
Although Mateen called himself an Islamic fighter multiple times, the FBI is looking into “other motivations” Mateen might have had when he decided to murder people in a gay nightclub.
“We’re actually looking into any potential motive,” Hopper said. “We’re not limiting ourselves to coming up with just one motive. We’re looking at a myriad of things right now….”
Loretta Lynch: Islam’s Finest PR Agent
House Speaker Paul Ryan called on the Obama administration Monday to “release the full, unredacted transcript” of the Orlando massacre gunman’s 911 calls, slamming the Justice Department’s censoring of all references to Islam as “preposterous.”
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by Peter McLoughlin