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Using Explorer, I was able to go to your site.
Leave it up to me, I have to google what I don't know.
The word and phrase is also in the Mosul June message, does the word have a meaning?
Did you mean: wrjw
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Did you mean to search for: wrjw
Thank you for the tip on Jill's website.
I can see you as a Marine.<<<<<
I am very serious.
Thought that might be your thread, have a note made on it, for later, after terror.
Did you go to the links in posts 4757, 4759, 4762, 4798 ?
Also to Laura Mansfield.com
Those Ladies are members and do the digging into all they can do for us.
From there you will see that there is a very real threat for Christmas and the New Year, as you hang out here you will learn more.
NWCTWX makes our new threads, at the 4,000 point or shortly
afterwards. This week he is moving, so we will be late, not a real problem.
We went over 25,000 on the first one and bogged down the entire Free Republic system, so start over after 4,000.
There will be a notice at the end and the beginning that the thread is closed and a link to the new thread is contained in that notice.
If you have not looked at the opening page of the thread, take time to do so, NWCTWX has put links there to the many things we might want to know and some that it is important to know.
You will find that it is suggested that we have food and supplies for emergencies.
You will fall in with the flow, take your time. We can use your young eyes.
http://www.lauramansfield.com/j/121205_australia.asp
Laura has a new report on the Australia riots. above.
On the home page is a link for a video of the 4 Iranians that were kidnapped in Iraq.
and other news.
Thank you Laura.
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http://www.ice.gov/graphics/news/newsreleases/articles/051209seattle.htm
News Release
December 09, 2005
DRUG SHIPMENT ORGANIZER SENTENCED TO 17 YEARS IN PRISON
Eastside man at center of drug probe that led to prison terms for two lawyers
SEATTLE - An Eastside man at the center of a drug probe that has already led to prison terms for two local defense attorneys was sentenced to 17 years in prison today for conspiracy to distribute cocaine and marijuana.
In addition to the prison time, Robert V. Kesling, 27, was also sentenced to five years of supervised release by U.S. District Judge Ricardo S. Martinez. At the sentencing, Judge Martinez told Kelsing “these amounts of drugs are very high, even by federal court standards.”
The charges against Kelsing stem from an investigation by the Organized Crime and Drug Enforcement Task Force (OCDETF), including U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), and the Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation Division (IRS-CID).
Kesling pleaded guilty in September to taking delivery of large shipments of cocaine and assisting in shipping that cocaine to Canada. In addition, Kelsing took delivery of 100 pound shipments of marijuana from Canada, and assisted in distributing the marijuana in the United States. The cocaine and marijuana were stored at various locations, including a residence in Woodinville, Washington, controlled by Kesling and others. On February 28, authorities seized suitcases containing 149-kilogram bricks of cocaine from a vehicle in Monroe, Washington. The cocaine, valued at $34 million, was intended by Kesling for delivery to Canada. In March, agents recovered 1,450 pounds of packaged marijuana with an estimated street value of more than $1 million from the Woodinville residence.
“This case is representative of ICE's commitment to disrupt and deter international narcotics smuggling activity,” said Leigh Winchell, special agent-in-charge for ICE investigations in Seattle. “It is also indicative of our overall law enforcement effort to safeguard our communities. ICE's goal is to identify and dismantle criminal organizations like this one that seek to profit from their illicit activities.”
In their sentencing memo to the court, prosecutors say Kesling was responsible for hundreds of kilos of cocaine going north to Canada, and thousands of pounds of marijuana being imported into the United States. “Kesling was the one who knew the sources of supply for the cocaine in California and Mexico…Kesling was the one they all trusted, and Kesling was the one they relied on to insure the success of their operations in the Western District of Washington.”
As part of his guilty plea, Kesling agreed to forfeit a boat, a 2005 Dodge Ram truck, a 2004 Lexus, two Harley Davidson motorcycles, computer equipment, a 36-inch flat screen television, jewelry, over $250,000 cash, a utility trailer, and numerous firearms, including several handguns.
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http://www.jihadwatch.org/archives/2005/12/009402print.html
December 13, 2005
Swedish terror suspect arrested in Prague
Swedish jihad update. He "loved bin Laden." From AFP, with thanks to Kakui:
A 39-year-old Swede accused of terrorism by the United States has been arrested in Prague, Swedish tabloid Expressen reported on Tuesday.
The man, who was not identified, is wanted by the US CIA spy agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, which accuse him of being terror mastermind Osama Bin Laden's "man in Sweden", Expressen wrote.
The US has tried to obtain his extradition for several years, accusing him of setting up Al Qaeda training camps in the US state of Oregon in 1999, but Sweden has refused to hand him over, the paper said....
The paper said that the Swede was also accused of having links to the group that carried out the July 7th bombings in London.
Expressen met the 39-year-old earlier this year when he denied having anything to do with the London bombings.
But he stressed that he "loved Bin Laden".
"You don't have to be a terrorist to love Bin Laden," he told the paper.
According to Expressen, the man was accused in Sweden of plotting terrorist attacks several years ago but was freed for lack of evidence. He was later sentenced to a year behind bars on a weapons offence.
Posted at December 13, 2005 05:21 AM
ON THE NET...
http://trackingalqueda.blogspot.com/2005/12/video-for-al-shami-zarqawi-spiritual.html
http://www.jaami.com/vb/showthread.php?t=1529
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http://www.centcom.mil/CENTCOMNews/News_Release.asp?NewsRelease=20051232.txt
NEWS RELEASE
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES CENTRAL COMMAND
7115 South Boundary Boulevard
MacDill AFB, Fla. 33621-5101
Phone: (813) 827-5894; FAX: (813) 827-2211; DSN 651-5894
December 12, 2005
Release Number: 05-12-32
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ISF AND MNF CONTINUE SWEEP OF TERRORISTS AND WEAPONS
MOSUL, IRAQ (December 12, 2005)- Iraqi Security Forces along with Multi-National Forces from Task Force Freedom detained 46 suspected terrorists and seized weapons caches in northern Iraq Dec. 5-12.
In Mosul, Iraqi Army Soldiers from 3rd Battalion, 1st Brigade, 3rd Division along with Iraqi Police detained three individuals suspected of terrorist activity and seized loaded AK-47 magazines during a raid Dec. 5. Iraqi Army Soldiers from 3rd Battalion, 4th Brigade, 2nd Division detained two individuals suspected of terrorist activity during a raid Dec. 8. Iraqi Army Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 2nd Brigade, 1st Division detained three individuals suspected of terrorist activity during operations Dec. 9. Iraqi Army Soldiers from 2nd Brigade, 2nd Battalion, 2nd Division along with Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment seized a cache of AK-47’s with multiple loaded magazines, a sniper rifle with loaded magazines, an anti-aircraft missile launcher with four missiles, over 100 rounds of ammunition, 500 more linked rounds of ammunition, a semi-automatic pistol, an automatic rifle, hand grenades, rocket propelled grenade launchers with ammunition, and high explosives during a raid Dec. 12. Iraqi Army Soldiers confiscated the cache for future destruction. Suspects are in custody with no ISF injuries reported.
Iraqi Police detained an individual suspected of placing several IED’s near an election site during operations in Mosul Dec.10. The suspect is in custody with no ISF injuries reported.
Also in Mosul, Soldiers from 1st Battalion, 17th Infantry Regiment detained five individuals suspected of terrorist activity and seized an anti-tank mine, detonators, and a timer Dec. 5. Soldiers from 1-17 Infantry detained eight individuals suspected of terrorist activity during operations Dec. 6-10. The unit detained another ten individuals suspected of terrorist activity during a raid Dec. 7. Soldiers from 4th Squadron, 11th Field Artillery Regiment detained an individual suspected of terrorist activity during operations Dec. 9. Soldiers from 4th Battalion, 23rd Infantry Regiment detained three individuals suspected of terrorist activity during operations Dec. 10. Suspects are in custody with no MNF injuries reported.
In Tal Afar, Soldiers from 2nd Battalion, 325th Airborne Infantry Regiment detained an individual suspected of terrorist activity during a raid Dec. 5. Soldiers from 2/325 Infantry also discovered a cache of AK-47 bandoleers, a 120-mm round, TNT-filled canisters, sticks of TNT, anti-U.S. propaganda, and various IED materials Dec. 5. Soldiers from 2nd Squadron, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment detained six individuals suspected of terrorist activity and seized IED making materials during operations Dec. 9. Suspects are in custody with no MNF injuries reported.
Iraqi Security Forces in conjunction with Multi-National forces continue successful operations aimed at defeating anti-Iraqi forces in an effort to provide safety and security to citizens of the region.
Anyone with information on anti-Iraqi-insurgent activities should call the Joint Coordination Center’s telephone number at 513462 or 0770163300.
TEXT PROVIDED BY THE TASK FORCE FREEDOM, MULTINATIONAL FORCE-NORTHWEST PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICE. FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT LT. COL. ANDRE HANCE AT ANDRE.HANCE@MNBNW.IRAQ.ARMY.MIL
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By Joel Mowbray
FrontPageMagazine.com | December 12, 2005
When former college professor-and alleged terrorist-Sami al-Arian was unexpectedly acquitted Tuesday on eight counts and received a hung jury on the other nine, many Muslims could barely contain their glee. "People are just jubilant," Ahmed Bedier, the Tampa chapter director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), told the New York Times.
The not guilty verdicts were a "wonderful and a tremendous victory," according to a statement released by Muslim-American Society (MAS) President Mahdi Bray.
While in many cases it might be reasonable to forgive a defendant acquitted by a jury of his peers, it is not with al-Arian. Regardless of whether or not the jury believed his actions constituted a specific legal violation by acting "in furtherance of" terrorist attacks, there is no mistaking what is in al-Arian's heart.
As a result of the trial, al-Arian has been forced to admit that he did, in fact, have an intimate working relationship with Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ). Why? Because he was caught on tape coordinating with them, again and again and again.
Al-Arian also admitted that he wrote a letter-which he allegedly attempted to send, but could not do so successfully-to a Kuwaiti legislator urging him to support the families of suicide bombers in order to provide "support of the jihad effort in Palestine so that [suicide] operations such as these can continue."
He wrote the letter just weeks after President Clinton had signed an executive order banning financial and material support of PIJ. Again, this is only known because the government introduced it as evidence during trial.
Support for al-Arian, though, has long pre-dated the six-month trial. Then again, so has the evidence against him.
Dating back to September 1995, the Tampa Tribune wrote dozens of articles investigating al-Arian's affiliations with terrorist organizations and leading terrorists themselves.
While the university severed its relationships with the think tanks founded by al-Arian, it did not attempt to fire him. That only happened after 9/11-in a much different political environment.
Throughout the 90's, the body of evidence against al-Arian grew. An organization he founded, the Islamic Conference of Palestine (ICP) hosted an annual conference that played host to what the Tampa Tribune dubbed a "militant all-star team": Islamic Jihad founder Abdel Aziz-Odeh, Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman (spiritual leader of the 1993 World Trade Center bombers), leading Hamas official Mohammed Sakr, and high-ranking Sudanese terrorist Hassan Turabi. The paper also reported that ICP publications had "articles [that] solicited contributions for the Islamic Jihad and Hamas."
At the 1990 ICP conference, Al-Arian addressed the crowd of 200 people in St. Louis called for "true armed jihad against the enemy in Israel." At an ICP conference the next year in Chicago, the supposedly mild-mannered professor riled the crowd with a fiery rallying cry: "Advance, advance until Jerusalem! Victory is to Islam!"
But al-Arian didn't want to stop at Jerusalem. At a Cleveland ICP conference in 1991, he exhorted the audience to accept nothing less than a "Palestine" that spans from "from the river to the sea"-meaning from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, or all of the West Bank, Gaza, and Israel.
And his bloodthirst was not confined to Jews in the Middle East. His sights were also set on his adopted home country. In that same speech, he said, "Let us damn America. Let us damn Israel. Let us damn their allies until death."
None of this has been denied. It can't be. Al-Arian was on candid camera at each of these conferences, courtesy of counterterrorism expert and former journalist Steven Emerson, who first exposed Islamic militancy in the U.S. in his PBS documentary "Jihad in America."
Al-Arian was one of the "stars," yet he continued to enjoy substantial support in the Muslim community.
Al-Arian didn't have to do too much to mollify his boosters. When confronted on CBS' 48 Hours about his saying "Death to Israel" on camera, he lamely responded, "'Death to Israel' means death to the system. It's like saying 'death to apartheid.'"
Without sitting in the jury box or in the deliberation room, there is no way to determine exactly why the 12 men and women decided that al-Arian's actions did not constitute a violation of the law. But it wasn't because most of the allegations weren't true; they were.
Al-Arian's lawyers did not deny that he was an exuberant cheerleader of murdering innocent Jews, nor did they deny that his inner circle included many known terrorists.
So while this jury felt there wasn't enough to convict al-Arian of providing material support for terrorism, there is more than enough evidence for leading Muslims to know better than to embrace him.
While some organizations have stayed silent or have not been as exuberant in their support-Muslim Public Affairs Council Executive Director Salam Al-Marayati said simply in a statement, "We congratulate Mr. Al-Arian and his family for enduring this painful ordeal"-others have been less restrained.
American Muslim Alliance Chairman Dr. Agha Saeed hailed the verdicts as "'a Great Day for Justice in America," and claimed that the entire trial was nothing more than a "witch hunt against [a] legitimate Muslim leader."
Saeed's giddiness is particularly significant, as he is also the chairman of the American Muslim Taskforce for Civil Rights and Elections, which is comprised of 11 national organizations, including CAIR, MPAC, MAS, and the Islamic Society of North America.
More important is the long-term reaction of the politically active Muslim community and leaders of the prominent organizations. The obvious response would be to shun al-Arian, but the early reaction to the verdicts is not encouraging. Almost none of the leaders of Muslim organizations stated the self-evident truth that no matter what the jury found, al-Arian represents the very vitriol and thirst for violence that must be condemned.
Should al-Arian become a hit on the Muslim speaking circuit-and he may well-then what should be made of those who attend and the public figures who either support or at least condone his appearances? The answer, much like the true nature of al-Arian's character, is obvious.
http://frontpagemagazine.com/Articles/authors.asp?ID=607
The missing link for my last post on Sami.
I agree, I definitely think it was a test.
Thanks, Neosgirl.
By Abby Christopher
Story location: http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,69580,00.html 02:00 AM Dec. 12, 2005 PT
Don't worry about bird flu -- video games will come to the rescue.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is funding a series of computer games to help prepare health workers and other first responders facing bioterror attacks, nuclear accidents and pandemics.
Backed also by Chicago's Department of Public Health, a University of Illinois at Chicago research team is developing a series of games that simulate health-related emergencies as well as biological, chemical, radiological and natural disasters.
The new approach is expected to save money -- but it can also prepare many professionals and volunteers quickly in the event of a health emergency, like the potential bird-flu pandemic.
"These games let people train on their own schedules," said Eric Holdeman, an expert in disaster relief and director of Washington state's King County Office of Emergency Management. "And it gets us away from death by PowerPoint in the typical classroom environment. It's also cost-effective."
The first game, which took three months to develop, trains health workers to respond to an anthrax outbreak. A massive flu pandemic simulation is in the works.
Players learn how to set up MASH sites, evaluate patients and dispense drugs. They also are trained to distribute medications to health-care sites and notify the public, instructing people on what to do -- without instilling panic.
Throughout the game, trainees' responses are scored for speed and appropriateness.
The game also helps health workers and volunteers cross-train for more than one job. Crisis teams are typically understaffed. The scoring helps players determine what they are good at and what skills they need to sharpen.
A multiplayer prototype is being developed to train teams of health specialists to work together.
There are about 23 different roles for each crisis, and each scenario requires different training, explained Dr. Colleen Monahan, an epidemiologist and the simulations' lead programmer.
"Avian flu is a real challenge, because people will be really scared," she said. "Fifty percent of people who get avian flu die, regardless of age. Quarantines, keeping people away from each other, will be difficult. Our approach helps people train for multiple tasks and role-play with each other without the cost and on their own schedules."
Traditionally, health-care workers are trained by role-playing or watching videos. The simulations won't entirely replace conventional approaches, Monahan said, but they will shorten and focus the face-to-face training.
The game was originally developed for the Chicago Public Health Department, but the CDC and other agencies, embarrassed by the response to Hurricane Katrina and other recent disasters, are keen to adopt new tools that will help them be more prepared when the next crisis hits.
Suspected 7/7 bomber's ID card fake, says Pak's database authority Peshawar | December 11, 2005 5:28:18 PM IST
Pakistan's National Database Registration Authority (NADRA) has declared the computerised Pakistani identity card found from the possession of 7/7 London bombing suspect Zeeshan Siddiqui, as a forged one.
Siddiqui had entered Pakistan via an Emirates Airlines flight on February 17, 2003. He is said to be the main terror link in relation to the 7/7 bombings, who imparted training to the London bombers.
According to the Daily Times, an expert working with the NADRA declared the identity card as forged after proper investigation.
Meanwhile, a trial court recorded the statement of the Crimes Investigation Department (CID) Investigation Officer, Attique Shah and completed the prosecution witnesses' statements before fixing December 12 as the date for recording the statement of the accused terrorist.
In his recorded statement, Shah revealed that after the arrest, the raiding party handed Siddiqui's ID card over to him. "I charged Siddiqui under Sections 419, 420, 468 and 471 of the Pakistan Penal Code (PPC) for possessing a fake identity card and booked him under Section 14 of the Foreigners Act 1946 for staying in the country illegally," the paper quoted him as saying.
Siddiqui's counsel Musarrat Hilali requested that the trial court summon the records from Lahore International Airport, and that his entry into Pakistan was legal and he was in the country with all the necessary documentation.
"Due to the non-availability of his entry records, I could not move his bail application in the Peshawar High Court," she said adding that: "I had tried very hard to get his travel documents from the airport authorities, but was refused access to them." (ANI)
December 13, 2005 Anti-Terrorism News
(France) Twenty-four still in custody in Paris terror probe
http://www.expatica.com/source/site_article.asp?subchannel_id=25&story_id=26122&name=Twenty%2Dfour+still+in+custody+in+Paris+terror+probe
Australian Guantanamo inmate wins battle for British citizenship
http://www.khaleejtimes.com/DisplayArticle.asp?xfile=data/theworld/2005/December/theworld_December371.xml§ion=theworld
(Australia/Indonesia) JI 'could be ready to attack'
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5744,17551825%255E1702,00.html
The latest warnings from Australia and the US against travel to
Indonesia could indicate Jemaah Islamiah (JI) is ready to strike again, a US
intelligence group said today.
Bin Laden's 'man in Sweden' arrested in Prague
http://www.bakutoday.net/afps/english/shared/int/051213111349.yufkf3yj.html
A 39-year-old Swede accused of being Osama Bin Laden's "man in Sweden",
Swedish tabloid Expressen reported Tuesday.
(Belgium) Call for change to terror financing law
http://www.expatica.com/source/site_article.asp?subchannel_id=24&story_id=26119&name=Call+for+change+to+terror+financing+law
Hamas Released Election Video Promising Continued Terrorism and
Congratulating Israeli Arabs
http://www.israelnn.com/news.php3?id=94714
(9/11) Weldon expects green light for 'Able Danger' hearings
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=47879
Saudi Prince Donates $40M to Universities
http://ap.washingtontimes.com/dynamic/stories/H/HARVARD_ISLAMIC_STUDIES?SITE=DCTMS&SECTION=HOME
Reduced Sentence Sought for Would-Be Bomber
http://ap.washingtontimes.com/dynamic/stories/M/MILLENNIUM_TERROR?SITE=DCTMS&SECTION=HOME
Lawyers for would-be millennium bomber Ahmed Ressam asked a federal
appeals court to overturn his conviction on one charge in the hopes of
reducing his 22-year prison sentence; he was convicted in 2001 of
terrorism charges in a plot to blow up the Los Angeles International Airport.
Israel denies plans to attack Iran
http://www.isn.ethz.ch/news/sw/details.cfm?id=13816
IDF denies existence of plan in question, without ruling out
preparation of alternative military operations
From flowers to armoured vehicles: British forces in Basra
http://news.independent.co.uk/world/middle_east/article332817.ece
"The irony, as a senior British military source pointed out two months
ago, is that security for British forces in Iraq has deteriorated as it
has improved for local people."
(Los Angeles) Suspicious device found in airport luggage
http://www.washingtontimes.com/upi/20051212-020728-3307r.htm
Police blew up a device that reportedly looked like a hand grenade
after it was found Monday in checked luggage at Long Beach Airport near Los
Angeles.
(Netherlands) 'Informer' denies supplying siege grenades
http://www.expatica.com/source/site_article.asp?subchannel_id=1&story_id=26095&name=%27Informer%27+denies+supplying+siege+grenades
France considers how to target terrorists
http://www.washtimes.com/upi/20051212-015718-6512r.htm
(Lebanon) 'Terrorist Syrian regime' behind bombing
http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=47866
Lebanese leader accuses Damascus of threatening opposition
New Bin Laden Message Soon, Says Newspaper
http://www.adnki.com/index_2Level.php?cat=Terrorism&loid=8.0.238930878&par=0
AKI cites report in al-Manar (Hezbollah news arm) that bin Laden will
issue new message soon and is planning strikes for 2006
Hideout of Shaikh Rahman, Bangla Bhai detected (Bangladesh)
http://nation.ittefaq.com/artman/publish/article_23788.shtml
Hideouts of spiritual leader and chief of JMB and chief of JMJB have
been detected, and police planning to arrest them while avoiding major
causalities during raid
No American Muslim Terrorists? [A Reply to Spencer Ackerman] (column)
http://www.danielpipes.org/article/3196
Daniel Pipes on issue raised in Daveed Gartenstein-Ross's December 11
post
Iraq insurgents reject al Qaeda election threat
http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/GEO255081.htm
Saddam Hussein loyalist quoted: "Zarqawi is not a threat to us. We are
more powerful and have a national goal to defend."
Terror cells active in Bosnia - NATO commander
http://www.serbianna.com/news/2005/02235.html
Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigade terrorist admits Hizbullah connection
http://www.mfa.gov.il/MFA/Terrorism-+Obstacle+to+Peace/Terrorism+and+Islamic+Fundamentalism-/Al-Aqsa+Martyrs+Brigade+terrorist+admits+Hizbullah+connection+12-Dec-2005.htm
Terrorist admitted he received funds from Hizbullah operative from
Lebanon - he and six others were members of Palestinian security services -
claimed Hizbullah source of funds for financing terrorism against
Israelis
Bangladesh on alert ahead of anniversary
http://www.thepeninsulaqatar.com/Display_news.asp?section=World_News&subsection=Philippines+%26+South+Asia&month=December2005&file=World_News200512122422.xml
Terror on 2-wheels looms over Delhi's American units - Four other
cities on LeT alert
http://indiamonitor.com/news/readNews.jsp?ni=9653
Delhi Police received specific intel of threat of motorcycle-borne
attacks on American units there - four other cities cited as possible
targets for LeT attacks at behest of Al Qaeda are Hyderabad, Bangalore,
Mumbai and Kolkata
Afghanistan suicide bombing wounds four US soldiers
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200512/s1529529.htm
Govt warns of Indonesian Christmas terror attacks
http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200512/s1529422.htm
Take a look at this list of articles, which say that
OBL is no longer the leader of al-Qaeda.
http://news.google.com/news?ie=utf8&oe=utf8&persist=1&hl=en&client=google&ncl=http://www.boston.com/news/world/middleeast/articles/2005/12/13/parsing_tapes_some_see_a_shift_at_al_qaeda_helm
U.S. deports Saudi director of Virginia Muslim charity
A Saudi national who served as director of the Virginia office of the Muslim World League (MWL) has been deported by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents on immigration charges.
ICE spokesman Dean Boyd said Abdullah Alnoshan, 44, of Falls Church, was returned to Saudi Arabia over the weekend. He was arrested in July by ICE and FBI agents assigned to the Joint Terrorism Task Force. A criminal complaint charged Alnoshan with conspiring to commit immigration fraud by using fake employment documents to enter, exit and live in the United States.
Alnoshan also was accused of seeking to deter law-enforcement agents from discovering his true immigration status. (snip)
http://washingtontimes.com/national/20051212-110500-7469r.htm
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