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Are terrorist cells still in the US?
Christian Science Monitor ^ | August 9, 2005 | Alexandra Marks |

Posted on 08/10/2005 12:19:07 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife

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1 posted on 08/10/2005 12:19:10 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: Cincinatus' Wife

of course they are still here.


2 posted on 08/10/2005 12:26:02 AM PDT by King Prout (and the Clinton Legacy continues: like Herpes, it is a gift that keeps on giving.)
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To: Cincinatus' Wife
Be vewy, vewy quiet. We'wre hunting tewwowists.
3 posted on 08/10/2005 12:35:41 AM PDT by Reform4Bush
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To: King Prout
Are terrorist cells still in the US?

There is a big one they call the DNC...

5 posted on 08/10/2005 12:39:02 AM PDT by Sir Francis Dashwood (LET'S ROLL!)
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To: Cincinatus' Wife
Yes of course there are. They walk among us,just waiting for the phone to ring.
7 posted on 08/10/2005 12:45:19 AM PDT by BigCinBigD
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To: F15Eagle; Reform4Bush; Sir Francis Dashwood; King Prout; All
Camp Gitmo and our military tribunals will begin to look go to other targeted countries

UK: Secret terror courts considered***….Home Office officials say it is unlikely the plans will be ready to be included in planned new anti-terrorism laws due to be debated by Parliament this autumn.

They are not examining an exact model for the way the new courts would work.

A major independent review of terror laws in 2003 said if evidence against a suspect was considered sensitive, for security or other reasons, a case against them should be put together by a special, security-cleared judge. The case would then go to a conventional trial headed by a different judge.

But the Home Office says any idea of moving towards a French-style inquisitorial, rather than adversarial court system, is "very long term" and not being actively considered. There are also no plans to hold full criminal trials in secret. ….***

8 posted on 08/10/2005 12:48:56 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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FBI: Cleric Plotted Terror Attacks

SAN FRANCISCO, August 9, 2005

(AP) A judge refused to set bail Tuesday for a Muslim cleric from Pakistan who faces deportation and has been accused of planning to set up a camp to train followers to kill Americans.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/08/09/terror/main769464.shtml


9 posted on 08/10/2005 12:52:57 AM PDT by Gucho
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MORE from your LINK:

Shabbir Ahmed, 39, is only charged with overstaying his visa while he was heading a mosque in Lodi. The allegation about the terrorist camp came from an FBI agent's testimony during the immigration hearing.

“Do I believe he is planning a terror attack?” FBI agent Gary Schaaf said. “That's some of the information that has been provided to us.”

He testified that Ahmed and others were in the fledgling stages of opening a terrorism training camp in Lodi, a town of 62,000 about 30 miles south of Sacramento.

Schaaf did not say what type of terrorist attacks were planned, but he said Ahmed was acting as an intermediary for Osama bin Laden and other terrorists. The agent refused to say whether Ahmed was a member of a terror group, saying that information was classified.


10 posted on 08/10/2005 12:58:16 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: Cincinatus' Wife

Mosques are creating more daily!


11 posted on 08/10/2005 1:47:51 AM PDT by ncountylee (Dead terrorists smell like victory)
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To: Cincinatus' Wife
His former martial arts teacher, a jazz bassist from the Bronx named Tarik Shah

Those Islamicists can sure lay down a mean bass line.

12 posted on 08/10/2005 1:48:23 AM PDT by martin_fierro (< |:)~)
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To: ncountylee
So are their schools.

Anger as foreign madrassa students ordered home

13 posted on 08/10/2005 1:56:29 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: martin_fierro

Maybe "she'll" get picked up by Mick Jagger.


14 posted on 08/10/2005 2:03:06 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: Cincinatus' Wife

Terrorists were using Imperial County in California as a training ground as well. During the Clinton administration they were so confident the administration didn't give a rats ass about terrorism that they trained in their traditional arab garments, in the open desert near a busy Highway. And indeed, when these detail were brought to the attention of the FBI, they did absolutely nothing.


15 posted on 08/10/2005 2:12:42 AM PDT by Ajnin (I)
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The Clinton Adminstration and his Justice Department (Jamie Gorelick)
set up barriers to block interagency information sharing.

http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/nation/3303810

Aug. 9, 2005, 9:56PM

Early ID of 9/11 hijacker may not have been shared
Panel to probe report about Atta that dates to 1999
By KIMBERLY HEFLING
Associated Press

WASHINGTON - The Sept. 11 commission will investigate a claim that U.S. defense intelligence officials identified ringleader Mohammed Atta and three other hijackers as a likely part of an al-Qaida cell more than a year before the hijackings but didn't forward the information to law enforcement.

Rep. Curt Weldon, R-Pa. and vice chairman of the House Armed Services and Homeland Security committees, said Tuesday the men were identified in 1999 by a classified military intelligence unit known as "Able Danger." If true, that's an earlier link to al-Qaida than any previously disclosed intelligence about Atta.

Sept. 11 commission co-chairman Lee Hamilton said Tuesday that Weldon's information, which the congressman said came from multiple intelligence sources, warrants a review. He said he hoped the panel could issue a statement on its findings this week.

"The 9/11 commission did not learn of any U.S. government knowledge prior to 9/11 of surveillance of Mohammed Atta or of his cell," said Hamilton, a former Democratic congressman from Indiana. "Had we learned of it obviously it would have been a major focus of our investigation."

The Sept. 11 commission's final report, issued last year, recounted government mistakes that allowed the hijackers to succeed. Among them was a failure to share intelligence within and among agencies.

According to Weldon, Able Danger identified Atta, Marwan al-Shehhi, Khalid al-Mihdar and Nawaf al-Hazmi as members of a cell the unit code-named "Brooklyn."

Weldon said that in September 2000 Able Danger recommended that its information on the hijackers be given to the FBI "so they could bring that cell in and take out the terrorists." However, Weldon said Pentagon lawyers rejected the recommendation because they said Atta and the others were in the country legally so information on them could not be shared with law enforcement.

Defense Department documents shown to an Associated Press reporter Tuesday said the Able Danger team was set up in 1999 to identify potential al-Qaida operatives for U.S. Special Operations Command. At some point, information provided to the team by the Army's Information Dominance Center pointed to a possible al-Qaida cell in Brooklyn.

However, because of concerns about pursuing information on "U.S. persons" — a legal term that includes U.S. citizens as well as foreigners admitted to the country for permanent residence — Special Operations Command did not provide the Army information to the FBI.


16 posted on 08/10/2005 2:26:01 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: BigCinBigD
Yes of course there are. They walk among us,just waiting for the phone to ring.
I agree they are waiting for their Order 66.

17 posted on 08/10/2005 2:55:54 AM PDT by Cool Multiservice Soldier (Newer screen name, but same attitude, same political incorrectness since 1999.)
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To: Cool Multiservice Soldier

Thank you for your service soldier, soon to be sailor!


18 posted on 08/10/2005 2:59:58 AM PDT by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: Cincinatus' Wife

And don't forget our prisons.


19 posted on 08/10/2005 3:31:42 AM PDT by mlc9852
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To: mlc9852

Say....Calypso Louie's been awfully quiet the last 4 years, hasn't he?

Get your own 'new name' here;

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:)


20 posted on 08/10/2005 4:05:36 AM PDT by Salamander (We're pain, we're steel, a plot of knives. We're Transmaniacon MC!)
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