[MadIvan]

Presumably she was just holding onto them for "research" purposes. Yes, that's the ticket. ;)

Love, Ivan

[LSAggie]

You have a wonderful author, Gerald Seymour, who has written several books that have disaffected English yutes converting to Islam and trying to do harm as only a muzzie can. "A Line in the Sand" takes place in England and "The Unknown Soldier" in Saudi Arabia. The most disconcerting thing about these books is the fact that profiling just Arabs may, in fact, not be the best course of action since the muslim religion appeals to so many who are weak-minded, disaffected, or who just want revenge upon a society they feel has done them 'wrong'.

[piasa]

That's why we download that crap. If you don't know what the enemy is thinking and reading how are we to confront them?

I would hope they have something more on her than her choice of reading materials.