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Is an american holiday. what's odd about that banner is number one, it was translated a number of times, that shows they were really trying to get it out there. and it had a date, usually their banners say attack london, and there's no date. this one said halloween, october 31st. so it was very specific. i don't know if there's a tie there. if this is indeed an inspired attack, perhaps he was responding to that. >> and the suspect they're describing as a 29-year-old uzbek-born man. >> yes. >> does his uzbek nationality say anything to you about his affiliation or anything else? >> it does, in ...

When i saw this article i had a few reactions. i'll be totally honest and say that my first was, this is not good. i wondered if i had been duped by someone who it turned out was a cryptojihadi in waiting all along. my second reaction was that even if the story was true, and maybe it was, the point about the basic constitutional unfairness of the no-fly list still stood. i mean, if the government has enough to charge someone, they should charge him. but putting someone on the secret list that curtails their movement and rights without recourse is pretty clearly unjust. and in fact, it just so ...

And my third reaction was skepticism. it does seem kind of weird that someone would take his wife and daughter to go join isis. and why was only pajamas media reporting it and reporting it with unnamed officials? also, turkey isn't exactly a bastion of justice and due process. it's a place that had detained a vice journalist on trumped-up charges and where a man is currently right now facing a criminal trial for comparing president thassen erdogan to gollum from "lord of the rings." i'm not making that up. before we responded we trooig tried to get to the bottom of what actually happened. that...