Posted on 02/03/2002 6:39:58 AM PST by PJeffQ
. . .good, let them come out protesting. . .show themselves; and then we should arrest them and ship them back to wherever. . .
I follow the articles posted on the lists like Jihad in America ,
lots of people have raised the same comments you have.
The Fresno village started the list and they are not on the map!!!
If they extradite this pig I will be surprised. Very. This will be extremely telling as to the Paki's true willingness to actually help us combat terrorism.
If by some fluke we actually do get him here ....... then the fun really begins. The islamonazis will be flushed out of the woodwork around here and a lot of Americans will die in the battles on our own soil that ensue.
It must be however.
This IS a war in which ordinary citizens are combatants and targets.
How many Americans are slated to die violent unnecessary deaths because we refuse to round up illegals and greencard holding traitors?
Click here for a wake up call.
This needs to be said again.
Loud and clear
http://www.azzam.sh/
Terror seems to be an old tradition. In fairness, not only in Islamic nations. Fortunately now, in the 21st century it has been rejected by the civilized nations of the world.
They indicate It is not aligned with a more prominent and homegrown black Muslim group, the Nation of Islam, and in fact it has serious theological differences with Louis Farrakhan's flock. Of course, I have serious theological differences with Al Fuqra, and they didn't mention me.
Steve doesn't get out much.
"Furthermore, a variety of extremist groups are known to operate within South Carolina."
South Carolina Emergency Preparedness Division
FBI Learns Terrorist Info In SC
FBI Learns Terrorist Info In SC
News Channel 7
Jan 4, 2002
A federal prosecutor says state and federal authorities gained useful information by interrogating South Carolina residents from countries where terrorists operate. First assistant U.S. Attorney Scott Schools would not provide more details about the men's identities or what authorities learned.
After the September 11th attacks, U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft targeted more than five-thousand men nationwide for questioning. In November, federal officials asked the South Carolina anti-terrorism task force to interview 25 men in the state. Schools says a few of the men could not be found and some had moved. He would say not how many men were questioned.
The men in South Carolina are not considered suspects. Schools says all the men interviewed cooperated with authorities.
British Muslims Seek Terror Training In U.S.
Destroying domestic terror camps Lawmaker calls for end to training networks in U.S.
Now, think about the comments in that link right above. It's "now" time to think about stopping these domestic terror training camps in the U.S. LOL! You would think they might have gotten serious and stopped them before! If you think that's bad, the FBI cannot even prove that a terrorist conspiracy took place on American soil on September 11.
Good .Now I have a translation.
No matter how much we love FR, we flatter ourselves if we think this would do anything but clog up the works. Bad idea.
-ccm
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