[wtc911]

I honestly believe that there has been no shift in sentiment, just a shift in tactics. Khan's writings in other countries are easy to find and condemning of the US in almost every area.

The more insidious tentacles of islam in America have spent years tunneling into our infrastructures and building nests. A significant tactic has been to create the appearance of moderation and a sense of assimilation. Many if not most of the people and corporate/charitable/religious entities involved in this effort have been exposed and/or indicted for real connections to al-queda, hamas, hezbollah, etc. The Muslim World League, The SAAR Network, CAIR, the Florida Professor, Chaplain Yee, etc are all examples of this.

Another, all but unknown example is the post 9.11 arrest of a muslim naturalized citizen who had ties to some of the organizations. At the time he was picked up he was the Facilities Engineer (running the power plant) at a West Coast Naval Station. (I know the LEO who cuffed him) He had been there for six years...kinda makes one wonder about the blackout last summer.

In the 9.7.03 NYT piece by Khan he states that muslims have to earn the right to "demand" that we change for them. He is telling us what their intentions are in America. We would be foolish beyond redemption not to hear what they're saying.

Happy Thanksgiving.

[FairOpinion]

"Another, all but unknown example is the post 9.11 arrest of a muslim naturalized citizen who had ties to some of the organizations. At the time he was picked up he was the Facilities Engineer (running the power plant) at a West Coast Naval Station. (I know the LEO who cuffed him) He had been there for six years...kinda makes one wonder about the blackout last summer."

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I haven't heard of this -- as you said, it has not received much publicity.

These things are truly disturbing, to say the least.