Posted on 09/08/2009 4:21:29 AM PDT by ButThreeLeftsDo
Tension is growing within the Minneapolis Somali community as it awaits the next indictments in the federal probe of the disappearances of young men who became fighters in their homeland's ongoing warfare.
So far, three Somali men have pleaded guilty to terrorism-related charges. Now several others -- who either know the men or were considering returning to their homeland to fight for a terrorist group -- are waiting to learn whether they, too, have been targeted by federal investigators.
Stephen L. Smith, a Minneapolis attorney who has counseled up to 20 local Somalis questioned by federal agents over the past 10 months, said recently that a number of people have contacted him and expressed "a heightened sense of concern" that they may be in legal jeopardy.
E.K. Wilson, special agent for the FBI in Minneapolis, has declined to comment on the case, but it is believed that new indictments may soon be announced. Wilson has said that the investigation is far from finished.
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Ping.
Do you think if we sent all of the skinnies back to the sh!thole they came from anyone would notice or care?
Dear Leader would probably block that action.....
No, not at all.
In fact don't stop at Somalia, send all the rest of the Muzzies back where they came from too.
They obviously have no plans to assimilate and they are just trying to get some public sympathy in an effort to sway the public against the FBI and their investigations......
Didn’t this story already run 80 times?
It’s called an ongoing investigation.
Good, maybe they will think twice about coming here now.
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