The Terrorist Next Door--A "mild-mannered" D.C. teacher gets 15 years for supporting al-Qaeda group

FrontPageMagazine.com ^ | August 31, 2006 | Paul Sperry

[tkathy]

Just what is this trojan horse monster teaching? Hatred, murder, genocide, always blame others, and suicideforsex???

[2banana]

Another told the judge Chandia's so gentle he wouldn't hurt a tree branch in his yard. "I said to Ali that I may need to cut the branch (but) he asked that I not hurt the tree," the friend, a landscaper, said in a letter. "I was touched by Ali's insistence that the tree not be harmed in any way."

To muslims, infidels are below insects.

All this took place in the shadow of the U.S. capital. And yet members of the large Muslim community there, many of whom work for the government, were unfazed by the evidence aligned against Chandia.

Now THAT is scary

But the judge wasn't buying it, and he imposed a fairly stiff sentence. Chandia, for his part, was unrepentant to the end. Upon his sentencing, Chandia lashed out at prosecutors, warning "their judgment is on the way."

His true heart shows...

[Dudoight]

Whew! He may not want to harma tree...but that does not translate into valuing human life in his baliwick. Too bad the stiffest sentence is only 15 years. He will come out madder than ever...he might even chop down a tree.

[MediaMole]

The recent terror case of a "gentle" third-grade teacher from the D.C. suburbs shows the danger is at once closer and harder to ID than you think. The enemy is hiding not in the shadows, but in plain sight, and may even wear a smile.

Oh, I see one big red flag. Of course, that's profiling.

[Jeff Head]

Friends say anti-Muslim prosecutors railroaded a "law-abiding" and "peaceful" brother.

Peaceful and gentle?

Upon his sentencing, Chandia lashed out at prosecutors, warning "their judgment is on the way."

Yea, sure.

[P-40]

Another told the judge Chandia's so gentle he wouldn't hurt a tree branch in his yard.

So he recruited someone else to do it...

[Former Proud Canadian]

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[YellowRoseofTx]

Too bad the stiffest sentence is only 15 years. He will come out madder than ever

And how many other prisoners will he convert in those 15 years?

[WorkerbeeCitizen]

"...e was sentenced to 15 years in prison for supporting terrorists."

Is that all? Behead those who plot against America!

[17th Miss Regt]

Hundreds of Muslims last week flocked to a federal courtroom to show their support for the affable and soft-spoken Ali Asad Chandia of Maryland

Hundreds of Muslims last week flocked to a federal courtroom to show their support for Islamic terrorism

Fixed it...

[David Isaac]

"And yet members of the large Muslim community there, many of whom work for the government, were unfazed by the evidence aligned against Chandia."


I think those who believe in the good Muslim-Bad Muslim dichotomy, may need to reexamine their thinking.

[shankbear]

Start by getting a hold on the threat that C.A.I.R. presents to this country. These radical jihadist Muzzies need to be tracked down and removed. The academics who espouse the destruction of our country need to be tracked down and removed. They are at war with us and we only use BB guns. It will take real resolve and courage to fight and win this war but it must be done.

[oust the louse]

"Chandia, for his part, was unrepentant to the end. Upon his sentencing, Chandia lashed out at prosecutors, warning "their judgment is on the way."

There you have it folks....enough said.

[philman_36]

Upon his sentencing, Chandia lashed out at prosecutors, warning "their judgment is on the way."
Looks like somebody should have an appointment set up for the interrogators.
It probably won't happen and what ever this guy knows is coming will happen.
Nothing new. It's Zacharias Moussaoui all over again.

[angkor]

The Broad Strata of Society.

[jimbo123]

He's going to be someone's wife in prison.

[asp1]

What worries me is how many inmates will this terrorist try to convert while in prison? Half the time I think they want to go to jail, what fertile ground to spread this filthy cult.

[asp1]

LOL! I should have read the entire thread before commenting. Those were my first thoughts, too. :O)