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Thank you, that is what I was talking about, it was good of Fair Opinion to find the real information and post the picture.

I know that it has not been that long ago, that there was a report of a Policeman shooting someone who "only had his cellphone", I had forgotten about this type gun.

My friend had his wife send it to her friends, as at the time it had been used to hijack cars, something along the line of "my phone battery is dead, can you use your phone for help ing me get my car towed, or can you call 9-11 for me?", this gets you to open the window of your car.

The pen gun has been around for a lot of years, possibly before WW2.

Today, I think if someone pointed a cell phone, I would think they intended to set off a bomb.

Laughing, as I don't have one of those new fangled gadgets..

Thank you Fair Opinion, as I could not have posted the photo, if I had found it.

LOL.. if you want to know how we lost the war in Iraq, then you need to go and listen to Rick Barbor on 850koa.com.

I haven't heard all of it, as Rick had said the author was from Pacifica radio at Berkley, Calif., that told me it would not be a Free Republic supporting author.

It appears to be a book written, from the al Jazeera broadcasts and websites, as he keeps quoting al Jazeera.

So you will know, the name of the book is " How America lost the war in Iraq".

The author says that if we want to train the Iraqi's we must send them to West Point.

You can, as I understand it, listen for 24 hours to the last program, it is in the first hour.

Oh, he is going to hold over the news, that means he will do 2 hours of the program, so you can join in the current program if you want.

How sad, the anti America crowd will be so happy with his book full of how awful we are.

Soldier sees a hidden Baghdad

Snip: We haven't found any weapons of mass destruction yet, but give us time, we're still digging."Those are the words of Brian Mason, a first lieutenant in the Arkansas National Guard. He has been a member of the United States Army National Guard for nearly 20 years. In February, he will be promoted to captain.

And although the members of his troop, along with members of thousands of other troops, didn't find any weapons of mass destruction, Mason said boxes were uncovered that contained high amounts of radiation. "What was Saddam doing with this? He didn't have a nuclear power program. Was it enough for a dirty bomb?" questioned Mason. "Yes, absolutely."

Iraqi hospital raided to free terrorist

Snip: Fifteen Iraqi gunmen stormed a hospital in Kirkuk Wednesday to free an injured terror suspect, killing at least three police officers in the raid.

Police Chief Torhan Abdul Rahman said the raid freed Yousif Mohammed Khdaier, who was arrested by Iraqi police two weeks ago. Rahman said that Khdaier was a terrorist who was wanted for planting explosives.

Muslim in revenge plot to kill British soldier

Snip: A Muslim terror suspect planned to kill a decorated British soldier in revenge for boasting about how many Iraqi rebels he had killed, a court heard today. British-born Abu Baker Mansha's plot against Corporal Mark Byles was discovered during a raid by the anti-terrorist squad and firearms police on his flat in March this year, it was said.

David Cocks, QC, prosecuting, told Southwark Crown Court the 21 year-old's fingerprints were found all over a newspaper newspaper article dated 8 September last year on which he had circled the soldier's name, address and the number of Iraqi insurgents he had killed during the war. A dismantled fake gun which had tried to be converted to fire live bullets was also found at Mansha's south-east London home.

How Al Qaeda uses the internet

Snip: According to the writer, militant Islamists are content to get the gist of their message out so that the general public comes to know that they are “alive and kicking”.

Islamic Guide - Compulsory course in University

Snip: There are now some rumors among students that Mullah Zanjani intends to convert Tehran University to Relegious Domain (in Farsi: Houzeh). That is a very bad news. The students have also found out that Mullah Zanjani has a plan to introduce some compulsory courses at all faculties of the university. Among those courses, they think one is the textbook of Islamic Guide or Rahnamood-haayeh-Masoomin! Here is a part of that textbook in Farsi.

Report disputs belief about jobless illegals

Snip: WASHINGTON - The vast majority of illegal Mexican immigrants in the United States held jobs in their native country but left to find better-paying work in fields many Americans find unappealing, a Hispanic research group said Tuesday.

Compared with earlier generations, the latest arrivals are younger and more educated and use family connections to find jobs in a handful of blue-collar industries, according to the report by the Pew Hispanic Center. The report appears to dispel a common belief that undocumented Mexican workers sneak into the United States because they are jobless.

Texas to get more than 400 new border patrol agents in 2006

Snip: EL PASO, Texas - For the second time in as many years, the U.S. Border Patrol in Texas is poised for a significant influx of agents. The agency announced Tuesday that 1,700 new agents will be deployed this fiscal year in the four states along the 2,000-mile U.S.-Mexico border. Texas will see 452 of those agents, a nearly 10 percent bump in the state's Border Patrol work.