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Abdurahman Alamoudi was arrested for supporting terrorists and for money laundering which leads us right back to Libya and the Oil for Yellowcake money laundering operation, IE caught with $300,000 in cash on his way back from Libya.

Hmm...and as we FReepers all know, Abdurahman Alamoudi has some INTERESTING Connections to one Senator Chuck "Yes; I'm McStain's Muppet!" Hagel!

Gee, Chucky is conneted to the Holy Land Foundation, and so is Sami Al Arian...who just coincidentally, was just cleared of a whole bunch of Conspiracy charges!

Check This Thread, and also this; THE ROLE OF CHARITIES AND NGO’S IN THE FINANCING OF TERRORIST ACTIVITIES SUBCOMMITTEE ON INTERNATIONAL TRADE ^ | AUGUST 1, 2002, and also THIS mind-blowing record of Hagel's pro-Islamazi efforts.

And since Hagel is McStain's muppet, I believe this is all linked to "Keating 5" John!

HILLARY BLASTS GOP OVER TERROR-LINK CHARGE The New York Post October 29, 2000, Sunday

Copyright 2000 N.Y.P. Holdings, Inc. All rights reserved. The New York Post

October 29, 2000, Sunday

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HEADLINE: HILLARY BLASTS GOP OVER TERROR-LINK CHARGE

BYLINE: GREGG BIRNBAUM in West Babylon, L.I. and ROBERT HARDT Jr. in Ithaca

BODY: Hillary Rodham Clinton said yesterday she was "outraged" the state GOP was making phone calls linking her with the bombing of the USS Cole and demanded rival Rick Lazio apologize to victims' families.

"I believe that the Republican Party and Congressman Lazio owe an apology to the families of the sailors who died in the terrorist bombing of the USS Cole," the Democratic Senate candidate said, blasting the GOP calls as "a new low."

Clinton was reacting to a report in The Post yesterday revealing the state Republican Party is making phone calls to over 500,000 undecided voters, telling them the first lady accepted money from an Arab organization that "openly brags about its support for a Mideast terrorism group, the same kind of terrorism that killed our sailors on the USS Cole."

Lazio made no apology and charged Clinton with trying to hide an Arab-American donation to her campaign. State Republican officials said the calls were appropriate - and will continue.

Seventeen sailors were killed two weeks ago in a terrorist bombing of the guided-missile cruiser Cole off the coast of Yemen.

Clinton joined her husband at the memorial service for the sailors in Norfolk, Va.

"To go beyond the pale, as they've done here, really deserves the condemnation of everybody: Republicans, Democrats, independents, anyone who cares about the quality of our political process," said Clinton, whose campaign also released a statement from war hero Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) ripping Lazio.

During a press conference on Long Island, Lazio asked in disbelief, "I should apologize?"

Lazio scoffed, "I don't think we need instructions from the Arkansas political machine that Mrs. Clinton affiliates with . . . on how to run New York campaigns."

"Especially people who were forced to return $50,000 to people who associate themselves with terrorism or violence in the Middle East," Lazio added, referring to a fund-raiser for Clinton that some charge was sponsored by the American Muslim Association.

The Republican Senate hopeful said the calls were not being made by his campaign and that there was no attempt by the GOP to conceal the fact the party was running the phone bank.

Republican Party spokesman Dan Allen defended the calls and said they would continue, along with other calls targeting Jewish voters.

Lazio also repeatedly refused to answer when asked if he believed Clinton supports terrorism, as the GOP phone message charges.

Lazio and Gov. Pataki, who made a campaign stop with the GOP hopeful, accused the first lady of trying to hide the affiliation of one of the Arab-American contributors to her campaign.

The $1,000 donation - since returned by Clinton - was from Abdurahman Alamoudi, of the American Muslim Council, but it was recorded on the first lady's publicly available campaign-finance report as the "American Museum Council."

"That's the real story," Lazio said.

The Clinton campaign said it was an innocent mistake.

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