[Dinah Lord]

Hmmm. Very interesting. More at the link.

[JohnLongIsland]

C o v e r - U p

[verity]

Very few details are offered at the link. Please add to this thread when you find more info. Thank you.

[Cicero]

Thanks. We figured that there was a cover-up, but this certainly makes it more definite.

So, they just let them out where they can murder civilians instead of troops? Or even plot to murder troops from outside the base, as other terrorists have done?

[GeronL]

So... they only threatened to do it?

[Vaquero]

NOTHING TO SEE HERE!

[muddler]

I guess it’s safe to assume that they have no idea where these guys are now that they were released.

I hope the Muslims have changed their minds about a terrorist attack.

That hope and change crap again.

[ilovesarah2012]

Why are muslims let into our country, much less our military?

[Syncro]

Posting the original excerpt with the html links:

If there was nothing to the allegations, then why were four of the five Muslim soldiers discharged? It seems to me that the earliest reports were wrong that the five Muslims were plotting to poison Fort Jackson's food supply. But later reports that there were nothing to the allegations were also clarified when we learned that the investigation was not into a plot but over comments about poisoning the food.

Plus here's a little more:

Early reports had alleged that some of the accused were in contact with some Virginia North Carolina men who have been indicted on terror related charges. If the four were in contact with some would-be jihadis, then this alone is a serious charge. Especially after Fort Hood and Nidal Hasan.

Interesting article

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[JustPiper]

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[T Minus Four]

When they say “discharged”, do they mention caliber anywhere?

[Prole]

LIARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Islaminaction]

Cover up!

[PghBaldy]

All 5 were US citizens from northern Virginia (a hotbed of Islamic radicalism). http://www.wistv.com/Global/story.asp?S=12059696 The second district representative says all five men were U.S. citizens from northern Virginia enrolled in "Lima 09," a program started to help train Farsi and Arabic speakers. Officials say the soldiers were not removed because of the allegations, but for instances of minor theft. An investigation continues into other possible crimes relating to information found on their laptops, Wilson said. The laptops were turned over to the FBI for analysis.