[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

fyi

[johnny7]

"When you're looking at inspired through the internet, homegrown extremists, well they can pop up anywhere," Miller said.

Errr... what about the mosques... the Islamic schools and the pro-muslim groups that are spread throughout the nation?

[cripplecreek]

I doubt I’m the only one to notice that a lot of this stuff seems to be parked on the street outside Hugo Chavez’s house. No direct links but the proximity is curious.

[theBuckwheat]

If the sister of one of the suspects could not tell in advance that he was planning violent jihad (almost redundant), with the goal of not only disrupting an important airport, and doing economic damage, but taking glory in how many unbelievers he hoped it would kill or injure, then pray tell, how are we supposed to tell?

Even so, the PC crowd at the MSM still insists that we must not be suspicious of members of this self-described “religion of peace”. Well where is the outrage from the other peaceful members? I am finally hearing from the MSM that this plot was “Muslim extremists”, so we are finally hearing the “M word”, but I have yet to see the press conference by those who claim to speak for the “religion of peace” here in America, let alone see the street protests by followers who are expressing outrage at how opposed they are to such bloodshed and violence in the name of their “peaceful” deity.

What is wrong with this picture? It is becoming increasingly clear that the opposite case is the truth: that Islam has a number of followers who just cannot bring themselves to acknowledge, let alone honestly accept, that their religion is one of violence, war and bloodshed. It is moderate followers who are in denial of the truth about Islam, a truth that these “extremists” are only following.

It also illustrates how dangerous the mass-denial and group-think that Political Correctness imposes on the public.

[Don Corleone]

If the truth be known I’ll bet the trail on this one runs all the way to the mountains in Pakistan.

[JayNorth]

"When you're looking at inspired through the internet, homegrown extremists, well they can pop up anywhere," Miller said.

Abdel Nur...is still in Trinidad
Of the three other men charged, two remain custody in Trinidad.
Another man, Russell Defreitas...is a U.S. citizen, a native of Guyana

Doesn't sound too "home-grown" to me. Why do they keep playing that card when it clearly isn't the case.

[God luvs America]

the AQ involvement is rather weak in this story...

[OldBullrider]

All Law Enforcement Agencies need to keep an ear to the ground on these last two cases. The JFK and the Ft Dix terrorists are made to look as though they have no backing from a know Terrorist Organization. These two incidents are diversions to keep Law Enforcement from seeing or hearing what really is being planned, a major attack here in the U.S.

[blam]

I thought I heard on Fox News last night that they (FBI, etc) were looking for seven additional people involved with this incident? Did anyone else hear that?

[Gritty]

[Misschuck]

Note to John Edwards: What do you have to say now you moronic b@st@rd??

[sono]

I'd start looking here ...