Fitzgerald again seeks names of NY Times sources

Reuters/Yahoo ^ | 2-13-06 | Christine Kearney

[piasa]

The IAP group out of Richardson, TX relates to the INFOCOM internet provider case. Infocom was based right across the street from IAP and they shared employees and at least one corporate officer.

Infocom ran HLF's website. HLF in turn hosted CAIR, Islamic Society of North America aka ISNA, The Muslim Students' Association of the US and Canada aka MSA, and the Islamic Circle of North America aka ICNA- the ICNA is a front for Jamaat-i-Islami.

[piasa]

When INFOCOM was shut down the relatives of the people involved in that company formed another company called SYNAPTIX CORP, which hosted the website for Alsunnah Magazine, a mag published out of Birmingham, UK by the Centre for Islamic Studies, a registered "charity" in the UK. The mag is banned in Saudi Arabia because it advocates the overthrow of the Saudi government; it is a vile publication that also solicits suicide attacks on US troops in Iraq and Israeli troops.

[mware]

Didn't Miller tip off some Islamic foundation about pending raids, maybe this is what he's looking for?

Yeap, this is that other case that Fritz subpoenaed her on and she is trying to block the subpoena