Just for the record also, this was NOT an isolated incident, but was an organized attack/"protest" by CODE Pink
Posted on 07/08/2011 4:23:35 PM PDT by Nachum
Newly unsealed court documents reveal new details about a plot to attack a military recruiting center in Seattle. Items seized by federal investigators from the home of accused lead conspirator Abu Khalid Abdul-Latif include plans to attack a U.S. military facility and motivational materials related to alleged atrocities committed by American soldiers overseas. The attack on the Seattle military installation is yet another example of a terrorist plot in which American military personnel in the United States have been targeted by Islamist radicals opposed to U.S. military operations in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere.
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Now, if only someone could tell me why we allowed these people to come here in the first place.
At least it’s comforting to know they won’t be profiled at the airport. /s
It makes sense in a way. This is what the jihadis do in Iraq and Afghaninstan is to target police and military recruiting in their own countries. I’m not sure what they hope to accomplsih with this because doing such a thing here will just pi$$ us off.
Islam is a growing cancer on our society. People of that barbaric faith should be restricted, if allowed at all in our Armed Forces.
One would think that they would have learned the folly of p***ing us off ten years ago.
It all just goes to show that Islam doesn't just kill people -- it kills brain cells.
Just for the record also, this was NOT an isolated incident, but was an organized attack/"protest" by CODE Pink
So is the TSA gonna set up scanners and latex glove stands at Recruiting Station doors?
I wanna be there the first time a TSA dude tries to “caress search” the Gunny...
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