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Posted on 08/06/2005 4:45:21 PM PDT by nwctwx
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Me too.
You're welcome.
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http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1463997/posts
Uzbekistan signals
Washington Times ^ | August 14, 2005 | Christopher Brown
Posted on 08/15/2005 5:15:08 PM PDT by Tailgunner Joe
Perhaps the most interesting aspect of China's statement is the phrase "terrorism, separatism and extremism." That phrase is one of the key rhetorical foundations of military cooperation within the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO).
The SCO is perhaps the most dangerous organization most Americans have never heard of. It is headquartered in Beijing and consists of China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. India, Iran, Pakistan and Mongolia currently enjoy observer status in preparation for full membership.
On July 5 at the annual meeting of the leaders of the member states, there was a joint statement issued that included the demand for a timeline for the withdrawal of U.S. forces from SCO member nations.
That same day the United States responded by saying "our presence [in the SCO member states] . . . is determined by the terms of our bilateral agreements" -- in effect, ignoring the significance of the SCO and the joint statement signed by Mr. Karimov himself. Within 24 hours, the Uzbekistan foreign ministry reiterated that it was seriously reconsidering the presence of United States forces on Uzbek soil.
There is, of course, another part to this story. Two weeks after the riots in Uzbekistan at the end of May, Mr. Karimov visited Beijing. He left China with a series of agreements for contracts worth over $1.5 billion. Two weeks after the July statement from the Uzbekistan Foreign Ministry, the Chinese energy company Sinopec announced an additional $106 million investment in Uzbekistan. Ten days later, Uzbekistan announced the eviction of U.S. forces, which have been supporting counter-terrorism operations in Afghanistan. They will leave behind a completely modern base, upgraded at the cost to American taxpayers of millions of dollars, which can be used by either Russia or China.
(Excerpt) Read more at washingtontimes.com ...
I recognize those names.
Time to dig.
Thanks, Grizzfan!
Yep. Same guys!
September 17, 2001 (D): Federal agents looking for Nabil al-Marabh at an old address fail to find him (see September 19, 2001-September 3, 2002), but they accidentally discover three other potential terrorists.
They arrest Karim Koubriti, Ahmed Hannan, and Farouk Ali-Haimoud. They worked as dishwashers at the Detroit airport. Investigators believe they were casing the airport for possible security breaches. [Boston Globe, 11/15/02] In the apartment, the FBI discovers a day planner that includes notes about the "American base in Turkey," the "American Foreign Minister" and "Alia Airport" in Jordan. [Washington Post, 9/20/01]
They believe the three were planning to assassinate ex-Defense Secretary William Cohen during a visit to Turkey. [AP, 11/17/01] A stash of false documents is also found, and all three have false passports, Social Security cards and immigration papers. [Boston Herald, 9/20/01, Boston Globe, 11/15/02] Fake documents linking al-Marabh and another terrorist named Yousef Hmimssa are also found [ABC 7, 1/31/02], as is videotaped surveillance of major tourist spots like Disneyland and the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas. [Boston Globe, 11/15/02]
Abel-Ilah Elmardoudi, the apparent ringleader of this group, is arrested in North Carolina in November 2002. All are to be tried on terrorist charges in 2003. [Boston Globe, 11/15/02]
http://billstclair.com/911timeline/main/nabilalmarabh.html
When we cease to be vigilant on one front, they'll get us on another at which we've become lax or disregard as impertinent....
Left to right: Farouk Ali-Haimoud, Ahmed Hannan and Karim Koubriti.
Off topic a bit, but I HAVE to chime in with a remedy:
The two worst foods I can possibly have before bed are garlic and cucumbers:
Garlic dries out my throat and sinuses plus gives me the obvious strong mouth odor;
Cumcumber yields a horrendous 'after taste' which lingers for hours and which keeps revisiting.
However I love both dearly.
A remedy for your consideration: A product over the counter I found via the Italian families, called 'brioschi' (spelling is probably suspect here}. At any rate, it would be with the antancids in the pharmacy or grocery, next to Tums. Comes in granules which one pours into a glass of water similar to alka selzer. However, a pleasant,sweet taste, and has always worked wonders for me.
Ex-terror suspect sues feds for release
http://www.detnews.com/2005/metro/0508/11/B07-277096.htm
I can NOT believe these guys are still walking around FREE to plan attacks!
Off topic a bit, but I HAVE to chime in with a remedy:
The two worst foods I can possibly have before bed are garlic and cucumbers:
Garlic dries out my throat and sinuses plus gives me the obvious strong mouth odor;
Cumcumber yields a horrendous 'after taste' which lingers for hours and which keeps revisiting.
However I love both dearly.
A remedy for your consideration: A product over the counter I found via the Italian families, called 'brioschi' (spelling is probably suspect here}. At any rate, it would be with the antancids in the pharmacy or grocery, next to Tums. Comes in granules which one pours into a glass of water similar to alka selzer. However, a pleasant,sweet taste, and has always worked wonders for me.
More:
>>>Details on 21-year-old Ali-Haimoud's occupation were not immediately available, but state officials confirmed that all three men have chauffeur's licenses and that Koubriti also has a commercial truck driver's license.<<<
http://www.theiowachannel.com/news/966884/detail.html
Note to self: Posting once and once only will be sufficient thank you...
Thank you, I will definitely check it out.
As I do love both garlic and cucumbers....they don't like me.
was that off the cuff vel. . .
Wednesday, July 20, 2005 1:08 p.m. EDT
Saudi Prince Bandar Resigns as Ambassador to U.S.
Saudi Arabia's bon vivant ambassador to the United States announced Wednesday he was stepping down.
Dean of the diplomatic corps in Washington, the 56-year-old Prince Bandar bin Sultan showed time and time again that he was more than an ordinary ambassador.
Bandar himself became a focus when his wife, Princess Haifa al-Faisal, was criticized for providing money indirectly to a Saudi man wanted for questioning by U.S. officials about links to two Sept. 11 hijackers, according to a congressional report.
http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/7/20/130852.shtml
Note: An unconfirmed source reported Prince Bandar was in Aruba when Natalee Holloway disappeared.
From the following link, which has info about drugs and kidnapped young American girls and boys taken out of the country by private plane, unchecked by customs:
" It is well known in Washington Bandar requests blond blue eyed girls for sex.
http://www.sauduction.com/32issue.htm
No, not off the cuff.
>>>An American Hiroshima?<<<
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=18986
I started a thread on this, crosspost:
ICE ARRESTS 25 CHILD SEX OFFENDERS IN CHICAGO AREA
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1464076/posts
Suspicious package forces evacuation
By: North County Times
FALLBROOK ---- A suspicious package found Monday at the Fallbrook Naval Weapon Station forced a two-hour shutdown of the Ammunition Road gate and the evacuation of an apartment complex, authorities said.
Someone came to work at the base's post office and found a package for the commanding officer that caused concern, said sheriff's Sgt. John Minardi. A military spokesman could not be reached for information about the package.
http://www.nctimes.com/articles/2005/08/15/news/breaking/16_06_018_15_05.txt
wish I could hear that in 'merican . . .
mmmMMMmmm...cucumber salad
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