Costco in Tucson FULL of Muslim woman buying bulk food 9-4-12

Yesterday in the North Costco in Tucson, AZ my wife (not the doom and gloom observer I am) and I noticied several women with appropriate Muslim clothing on, purchasing hundreds of pounds of rice, salt, flour, sugar, etc. My wife commented that she had never seen this before (she is at Costco often unfortunately), and then she asked me what I thought it meant. Trying not to stereotype,I said maybe they all have restaurants. We have a very low Muslim population in Tucson, yet I counted over 20 Muslim looking women doing this, all by themselves, no kids, men or others with them. Got to talking with a lady in line at the checkout and she said "What do they know that we don't"? It truly seemed strange and somewhat alarming. Or am I just beoming even more paranoid...Thoughts?

That doesn't mean shit. They are frugal people. Believe me, I am absolutely no fan of that misogynistic, pedophilic religion. That said, everyone buys in bulk these days.

I keep a years worth of food stored not for TEOTWAWKI but for the job and economic crunch. I buy tons of shit at SAMS.

I know it doesnt mean shit. I am saying it is out of the norm...I have been going there since the Price club days and have not seen this before. I am not there daily of course but it did seem different

So if it was a bunch of Asians would you think they were planning to do Pearle harbor again...geeze get a fucking life!

OP: Below is a post at steve fail's website posted under alerts. (Pay attention to your gut feeling!)


Steve,

I came across some disturbing information recently that I believe needed to be passed on. I have a very close relative that is a contractor on White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. He/she is in the logistics department and works on a variety of programs. He/she is working on one program in particular which I believe is called N.E.I. I am not positive on the name but anyways this program handles training of foreign troops for deployments in places like the middle east, Afghanistan in particular. He/she told me that the program, N.E.I., usually has 1,000-2,000 troops from one country on the base for training at one time. Well, he/she said that there are 15,000 troops from various countries all over the world coming to the base at the beginning of November this year, 2012. This is unheard of for them to host this many troops from more than one country at one time. This is very odd, especially when you consider the timing of these troops arrival and the presidential elections. This relative of mine knows nothing or believes any conspiracy theory or martial law or anything of that nature so, to have this person tell me this means something very strange is going on there.

God bless,
Z

Thank you, do you remember when he was speaking about it? I would like to hear it.

OP: Below is a post at steve fail's website posted under alerts. (Pay attention to your gut feeling!)


Steve,

I came across some disturbing information recently that I believe needed to be passed on. I have a very close relative that is a contractor on White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. He/she is in the logistics department and works on a variety of programs. He/she is working on one program in particular which I believe is called N.E.I. I am not positive on the name but anyways this program handles training of foreign troops for deployments in places like the middle east, Afghanistan in particular. He/she told me that the program, N.E.I., usually has 1,000-2,000 troops from one country on the base for training at one time. Well, he/she said that there are 15,000 troops from various countries all over the world coming to the base at the beginning of November this year, 2012. This is unheard of for them to host this many troops from more than one country at one time. This is very odd, especially when you consider the timing of these troops arrival and the presidential elections. This relative of mine knows nothing or believes any conspiracy theory or martial law or anything of that nature so, to have this person tell me this means something very strange is going on there.

God bless,
Z

Yesterday in the North Costco in Tucson, AZ my wife (not the doom and gloom observer I am) and I noticied several women with appropriate Muslim clothing on, purchasing hundreds of pounds of rice, salt, flour, sugar, etc. My wife commented that she had never seen this before (she is at Costco often unfortunately), and then she asked me what I thought it meant. Trying not to stereotype,I said maybe they all have restaurants. We have a very low Muslim population in Tucson, yet I counted over 20 Muslim looking women doing this, all by themselves, no kids, men or others with them. Got to talking with a lady in line at the checkout and she said "What do they know that we don't"? It truly seemed strange and somewhat alarming. Or am I just beoming even more paranoid...Thoughts?

Yesterday in the North Costco in Tucson, AZ my wife (not the doom and gloom observer I am) and I noticied several women with appropriate Muslim clothing on, purchasing hundreds of pounds of rice, salt, flour, sugar, etc. My wife commented that she had never seen this before (she is at Costco often unfortunately), and then she asked me what I thought it meant. Trying not to stereotype,I said maybe they all have restaurants. We have a very low Muslim population in Tucson, yet I counted over 20 Muslim looking women doing this, all by themselves, no kids, men or others with them. Got to talking with a lady in line at the checkout and she said "What do they know that we don't"? It truly seemed strange and somewhat alarming. Or am I just beoming even more paranoid...Thoughts?

That's crazy you pointed that out OP, I noticed a strikingly similar occurrence at the Walmart by the Foothills mall about a week ago.

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That's crazy you pointed that out OP, I noticed a strikingly similar occurrence at the Walmart by the Foothills mall about a week ago.