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31 December 2009 “LIKE DEJA VU ALL OVER AGAIN” SNIPPET: “There is overlap in space if not in time between NW 253 bomber Abdulmutallab and various unsavory characters and websites. Perhaps it’s just a case of like-minded people moving through similar places at similar times in their lives, but then again, maybe Abdulmutallab came into contact with some of these people, particularly in what appears to be his critical period of radicalization in London circa 2005-2007. At this point all I have are suspicions and some interesting data points to share.”

SNIPPET: "Saad Gaya, a 21-year old, admitted Monday that he was part of an al-Qaeda-inspired plot to build fertilizer-based truck bombs and explode them in downtown Toronto." SNIPPET: "With Mr. Gaya, Mr. Khalid, and Mr. Dirie having pleaded guilty in recent weeks, only seven adult accused are headed to trial at this point. More pleas are possible."

Terrorism links under investigationFBI spokesman says 24 Texas suspects came from watch list By Jonathan York (Daily Texan Staff) December 10, 2002 Massive and oblique, the investigation into Texas terrorism connections has continued, but its traces remain in an FBI "watch list" dating from immediately after Sept. 11, 2001. The connections spread into Houston, where links to a foreign airline and two addresses are unexplained. They haunt Dallas, where a tangle of odd business involving an Internet service provider caused the United States to shut down its largest Islamic charity. Of about 370 suspects on the list, 24 are...

Why BurstNet is a Great American ISP by Johnathan R. Galt Months ago, we had protracted battles -- email exchanges and media blitzes -- with Burst.net over the many terrorist sites that were once hosted there: Hamas, Azzam (Waaqiah), Laskar Jehad, the TalibanOnline, ... just to name a few. Times change. Now, Burst.net has "no desire to host such sites which promote terrorism, support, and praise [the deaths of] our fallen brothers and sisters".Now, (Oct. 2002) ClearGuidance attempts to host at Burst.net. ClearGuidance is TOS'd (removed for Terms of Service violation: hate speach, or other nastyness) and he complains to 'WebHostingTalk.Com':...

The Peaceful Youth of Islam is back online -- they've moved to a new home in Ohio. Found this choice quote -- one of those most rare beings, a 'moderate muslim' started a thread: "Is this really the kind of image we want Islam to have?..." -- of course the jehadis are jumping all over him, demanding he be banned, accusing him of being in cahoots with the "Little Green Morons or the Sad Peepers?" According to UmmKhubayb -- Islam is definitely a "violence does solve everything kinda religion" -- and don't call me "poncy". http://www.clearguidance.com/showthread.php?s=c2425e87fb05267974844fefdd2e5967&threadid=10910 quote: Is this really...

It's now day 6 of the jehad against SiMoKyFed. A week ago the Al-Qaeda network declared total WAR against a small Jewish website in U.S. heartland (Southern Illinois, Southeast Missouri, Western Kentucky). But, a week later SiMoKyFed is still standing. And it's the Islamist websites that seem to be going down instead.  The websites of clearguidance.com, gebrak-usa.com, jihadonline.org, and even the very famous AlNeda which issued the fatwa against SiMoKyFed last week . . . . are among the MIA. http://www.online-tonight.com/ Oct. 8, 2002 - Hour 2: Imagine having the Al Qaeda network after you...and you're just a simple Jewish...