A truck was stopped at the Port of Miami...
The driver was acting suspicious...told the inspector that he was alone...but, they found 2 men hiding in the back of the cab.
The driver is Iraqi...the two hidden men are Lebanese and Iraqi....they have taken the truck to be inspected by bomb squad and HAZMAT...
We are waiting a press conference that has been delayed about 4 times...
Supposedly these 3 guys are here LEGALLY, and are not on terrorist list..but, the manifest was wrong...
Also..it has been noted on this thread that the 9/11 hijackers were here legally for at least part of their stay here.
They have stopped tanker trucks going to the port to fuel the cruise ships also....and this is a very busy cruise ship day.
Speculation: Is this a dry run?
I posted earlier that they will probably tell us to move along, nothing to see here!!!
LOL
Wasn't there a story about the Port of Miami back when the Dems were making a stinker about Dubai and the ports??
Something about a Big Dem Donor owning it or wanting to own it??
The frizzy hair congresswomen is coming to mind also
I could be totally wrong .. My brain isn't working and I can't remember the whole thing
"Supposedly these 3 guys are here LEGALLY, and are not on terrorist list..but, the manifest was wrong... "
Look forward to a LOT more of this. Homeland Security is missing 100,000 resident application files and went ahead and issued them papers anyway. Just the agency we need to administer another guest worker program of 12 to 20 million people.
More Than 100,000 U.S. Government Immigration Files Missing 12/13/2006 10:03:53 AM
The GAO discovered that of the naturalization applications adjudicated in 2005, about 30,000 --or about 4 percent of them -- may have been adjudicated without access to the aliens' files.
An investigation by the Government Accountability Office revealed that the US government processed about 30,000 citizenship applications even though the office of the US Citizenship Immigration Services acknowledged they were missing 110,000 A-Files or alien files.(snip)
http://www.hawaiireporter.com/story.aspx?29ec4761-3182-494b-a1b6-5ef2e6840f0e
Reportedly the only contents of the truck were 2 55 gal drums, contents unknown. At this point, I think the more relevant question is whether they were there for pickup or delivery. If it was to pick something up, what was it, where is it now, and where were they going with it?