Report: Mexico is al-Qaida route to U.S.

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Friday, September 17, 2004

[JohnHuang2]

Al-Qaida plans to use Mexico as a key infiltration route for sending operatives into the United States, according to a Mexican newspaper.

Mexican intelligence agencies have identified at least two routes for al-Qaida infiltration, the Proceso newspaper reported last week.

The infiltration plan calls for terrorists to depart South Africa for London and then take a non-stop flight to Mexico or a Central American nation and from there use migrant smuggling routes to reach northern Mexico and the United States.

Two of three suspected al-Qaida terrorists recently arrested in England and Pakistan had passed through Mexico with South African passports.

Another suspect, a Saudi national, is being sought in northeastern Mexico after traveling through Panama, Honduras, Nicaragua and Guatemala.

Adnan Shukrijumah is a key al-Qaida figure in North America. He was tracked to Sonora, Mexico, in August and is being sought by the FBI.

[risk]

Under Secretary for Border
& Transportation Security:
Asa Hutchinson

[Atlantic Friend]

Oh, thank you ! I'm lagging behind in my knowledge of the current and soon to be reelected administration !

[Atlantic Friend]

Oh, thank you ! I'm lagging behind in my knowledge of the current and soon to be reelected administration !

[risk]

You're welcome, A.F. I'm not so sure they're going to be reelected. If they closed the borders, eliminated undesirable immigration, curtailed our kowtowing to the Saudis, and destroyed Iran's nuclear facilities before the election, they might have a chance.

[Travis McGee]

The open border is one of Bush's last remaining vulnerabilities, which could result in him losing the election.

If AQ terrorists came over the open border and pulled a Beslan, it would be blamed 100% on Bush and his open border policy. And for once, the media would be right.

(Not that Gore would have done any better, that's not the point. The 'rat media would crucify Bush for "sending the military to Iraq, and leaving the border wide open."

[TomGuy]

While Homeland Security Undersecretary Hutchinson is running around trying to find his Asa.

[Atlantic Friend]

I don't see the current administration acting against Iran before the election, but I concur the election will probably be a difficult fight - ain't it always the case when something is important and worth fighting for ?

I really do hope the Republicans will stay in power. As opposed to our media, I fail to see the point in making friends with guy A when it's President B you have a conflict with and thus need to mend fences with.

The way I see it, A Democrat election would really be the end of the Western alliance.

[Camachee]

This is one of the reasons I'll hold my nose as I push the touch-screen button for Bush in November. His stance on Mexican (illegal) immigration and the pi$$-poor southern border security issue is almost as dangerous...

Saved me the trouble.

[TomGuy]

If AQ terrorists came over the open border and pulled a Beslan, it would be blamed 100% on Bush and his open border policy. And for once, the media would be right.

I firmly believe that, should a major terrorist attack happen inside the US and the perps entered illegally over the north or south border, the sitting President, whether Kerry or Bush, will be impeached at the insistence of the American people. And most of Congress will be replaced by the American people.

The politicians still are asleep or are too busy with their under-the-table placating and pandering and business dealings. But I believe the American people are more aware than the politicians know and Americans will clean house of the elected.

That said, GWB is walking a thin line by not putting more border controls in place. It will be HIS failing if the next major terrorist attack happens by illegals slipping in.

[skeeter]

The open border is one of Bush's last remaining vulnerabilities, which could result in him losing the election.

Al Qaida must be like a football team on offense just noticing, that while the defensive line are the biggest mothers they've ever seen, both safeties are parapalegic.

We are all being put at risk for the sake of the almighty dollar. close the borders now.

[dljordan]

"The Hispanderers in Washington, DC are going to regret leaving our southern border unprotected."

No they won't. When we have another attack, perpetrated by terrorists that have crossed our Southern border, they will call for more money, more power and more of your liberties.

[risk]

There is such a thing as issue by issue "loyal opposition." I have come to respect President Bush a great deal. But we need to make sure we're heard on this issue, even if we support 9 out of 10 of his other policies. First we are Americans. Our first loyalty should be for America. The Founding Fathers never expected us to trust any leader blindly.

[risk]

As opposed to our media, I fail to see the point in making friends with guy A when it's President B you have a conflict with and thus need to mend fences with.

Those are very democratic sentiments, A.F. Few Democrats in America realize the truth to which you refer. There are millions of Americans who support President Bush. Electing a Kerry or a Dean would not reconcile their frustrations. We need to reconcile as much as we can, but not at the expense of the people.

Very well put, A.F!

[B4Ranch]

I can read Times from cover to cover in 30 minutes.

[Atlantic Friend]

Aw, shucks, just my two cents here.

[Osage Orange]

You know...we have been saying this since 911.

The press is pathetic...

[B4Ranch]

>>It will be HIS failing if the next major terrorist attack happens by illegals slipping in.<<

HIS family will not be victims in a terrorist raid, yours and mine will. We are the common folks who die in wars and terrorist raids.

[B4Ranch]

Allow me to repeat your words

The Founding Fathers never expected us to trust any leader blindly.

[Semaphore Heathcliffe]

We're prolly no more than fifteen years away from a foodfight of historic proportions in the US. And the way it's been so blatantly orchestrated, you have to believe somebody somewhere wanted to engineer nothing less than the complete destruction of the American middle class. Can't have an educated, wealthy, armed middle class, when ignorant defenseless skeletons are so much more compliant.

[Semaphore Heathcliffe]

Forgot "cohesive" middle class. Cohesion means stability, and stability is a roadblock. So lets just make a big mess of ethnicities and cultures, call it Good, then watch it simmer.