Posted on 09/19/2006 12:52:33 PM PDT by jdm
No Way!The next step is an all-expenses paid trip to Camp Gitmo,"The Retreat From The Stress Of Jihad"!!!!!!!!!!!
The Waco treatment only applies to what the gov't considers white trash.
"I think the federal authorities are quietly and discreetly nipping this one
in the bud before it comes anywhere near execution.
We may never know how close we came."
A generation or so from now, Americans will either be watching a bunch of
"Now It Can Be Told" series on The History Channel about how the Islamic
threat was held at bay and finally overcome.
OR, they'll be in mosques on every Friday.
My (hopeful) suspicion is that there are a lot of cases of Islamic subterfuge
that the guvmint authorities effectively can't prosecute (for fear of
tipping off the bad guys about surveillance methods or informants).
But they hold public raids to let the principles (and potential associates)
know that the FBI is lurking and ready to spring.
Sort of like the good old days of The Cold War with Ted Hall and Saville Saxe,
where the FBI had the goods on them, let them know could prosecute them,
but didn't bring them to court due to secrecy concerns.
http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/venona/family.html
Columbia is the home of the University of Missouri which has an extremely left-wing journalism department and some other departments as far as I know are also just as leftist.
Know any more details?
No biggie -- I was just wondering what I had missed! :-)
bttt!
just wait for the lawsuits from the aclu & cair!!!!
Actually,I was wrong in recommending "Club Gitmo"as their next destination.Now that Iraqis are runnin Abu Graib,that's where we should send them for their next holiday!
Columbia, Missouri
Algerian Islamic Salvation Front
-Al Qaeda
-Hamas
ping
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