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Plainfield, Indiana arab killed in crash, has three IDs and four checkbooks with different names.
WIBC-AM radio, AP ^ | May 7, 2002 | AP

Posted on 05/07/2002 7:02:52 AM PDT by caddie

By the Associated Press

[WIBC News] - The Indiana State Police are investigating why a man killed in a car crash was carrying three identifications and four checkbooks with different names.

Police initially thought there were two occupants in the car that crashed late Sunday, killing Q. Naim Abdullah, 24, of Plainfield.

State police troopers and volunteer firefighters searched the high weeds and mud at the scene of the crash on Interstate 65 in southern Bartholomew County, but no one else was found.

Abdulla was traveling northbound at a high rate of speed, swerved to miss a tractor trailer and lost control, striking the median and rolling the vehicle several times, police said. He was not wearing a seat belt.

The FBI assisted in determining the correct identification of the driver and notifying the family.


TOPICS: Breaking News
KEYWORDS: abdullah; arabs; carcrashes; checkfraud; idfraud; immigration; incompetentfbi; incompetentins; jihadinamerica; murderers; religionofpeace; terroristcells
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To: chuknospam;Diddle E. Squat
I don't think they are blinded, I just think they are afraid of people like Diddle E. Squat who would call them racists, anti-Semites, fascists, Klansmen, etc., etc., for pointing out the obvious: Muslims are our enemy.

I don't blame the LEAs for frisking and strip-searching the blue-hairs at the airport and then, turning a blind eye to the obvious arab terrorist types.

Hell, they might lose their pensions if they get labeled as racists by some FAA supervisor named al-Hazzouzi.

They've got to judge each man by himself, by cracky!

Yessir, each man by himself.

181 posted on 05/07/2002 2:01:19 PM PDT by caddie
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To: NautiNurse
You've got a point there!
182 posted on 05/07/2002 2:03:00 PM PDT by sheik yerbouty
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To: FreedomPoster
I've worked in the industry, but if I billed myself as Kevin Bacon, I might get more gigs.
183 posted on 05/07/2002 2:05:47 PM PDT by sheik yerbouty
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To: caddie
A closed mind is very difficult to open. Seriously, I majored in history and Hoffers book was required reading in about 1/2 my classes. If you have the guts to read it, you`ll understand my post.
184 posted on 05/07/2002 2:05:53 PM PDT by bybybill
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To: B Knotts
"Immediately enact a one-year moratorium on permanent immigration and student visas. Resume immigration after that at approximately 1/8 to 1/4 the previous level, without quotas. Enforce common-sense profiling at airports."

Your ideas are not good enough! A total ban on immigration for 25 years is necessary. After that an extremely limited lifting of the ban for certain individuals from countries we designate. End all politcal asylum. Removal of all illegals from America, especially those from Latin America and the Islamic world. Announce to the world that America will no longer tolerate any illegal border jumpers. And also declare that America will no longer be open to immigration. No more student visas. All visa violaters immediately deported to country of origin.

185 posted on 05/07/2002 2:15:57 PM PDT by StormEye
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To: bybybill
A closed mind is very difficult to open.

The difficult thing in life is keeping one's mind open enough to examine new ideas, but not so open that the tested and true ideas fall out.

Seriously, I majored in history and Hoffers book was required reading in about 1/2 my classes. If you have the guts to read it, you`ll understand my post.

He won't. He'd really love the Venetian nationalist in Dibdin's The Dead Lagoon, though.

186 posted on 05/07/2002 2:22:00 PM PDT by Poohbah
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To: NautiNurse
As a former Hoosier and attendee of the greatest spectacle in racing, I doubt if it would be too terribly difficult to get a dirty nuke or biological hazzard into the infield. Heck, I've seen bales of hemp in the infield. It grows wild back there don't ya know.

Time to round 'em up, ship 'em out, and stop letting 'em in. Wake up America!

187 posted on 05/07/2002 2:25:03 PM PDT by Rockitz
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To: Poohbah
Actually, I had to use various backroad motels to get home from Washington, DC after 9/11.

The foreign-owned ones were run by Hindus, who are not known for their kinship with Moose Limbs...

Perhaps the Hindus have muscled-in on that business! Hey, I hope you are right, but I have encountered a number of muslim motel desk clerks over the past several years - and right up the I-65 corridor leading into Indiana; I forget the name of the towns... two towns with the same name, one in Tennessee and one in Kentucky, just a few miles apart. Saw some prayer-rug types thereabouts. I suspect the Moose Limbs are here in sufficient numbers to cause us great trouble. But... we can probably count on the local Hindus to help us with this little problem.

188 posted on 05/07/2002 2:25:19 PM PDT by Charles Martel
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To: caddie
FYI, this from the American Memory collection of the Library of Congress:

When Jefferson became president in 1801 he refused to accede to Tripoli's demands for an immediate payment of $225,000 and an annual payment of $25,000. The pasha of Tripoli then declared war on the United States. Although as secretary of state and vice president he had opposed developing an American navy capable of anything more than coastal defense, President Jefferson dispatched a squadron of naval vessels to the Mediterranean. As he declared in his first annual message to Congress: "To this state of general peace with which we have been blessed, one only exception exists. Tripoli, the least considerable of the Barbary States, had come forward with demands unfounded either in right or in compact, and had permitted itself to denounce war, on our failure to comply before a given day. The style of the demand admitted but one answer. I sent a small squadron of frigates into the Mediterranean. . . ."

Look at this again. Jefferson said,

"Tripoli, the least considerable of the Barbary States, had come forward with demands unfounded either in right or in compact, and had permitted itself to denounce war, on our failure to comply before a given day. The style of the demand admitted but one answer. I sent a small squadron of frigates into the Mediterranean. . . ."

Translation from early Nineteenth Century Jeffersonian English to contemporary colloquial American English: Jefferson was saying that the Moose Limbs were a bunch of d*ckhead$, and, since there was no way to reason with them, we had to go kick their sorry asses.

Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose.

189 posted on 05/07/2002 2:25:38 PM PDT by caddie
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To: alamo-girl
This is a MAJOR BIG Bump.
190 posted on 05/07/2002 2:36:03 PM PDT by vannrox
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To: Poohbah;bybybill
Dudes, I am really grateful for the reading suggestions, and I will take them to heart.

Meanwhile, read my post #189, which is particularly interesting, if I do say so myself. It is a quote from Jefferson via the Library of Congress website, which corroborates a point I made earlier in the thread.

bybybill, you have my sympathy for being a history major presumably taught by commies, post-1955, in an American college.

I hope you can someday overcome this handicap. Were you not allowed to pass tests unless you regurgitated exactly what the leftist history professors ranted about in class?

That's how I remember history class at a midwestern state school in the 1980s.

I remember the electives I had to take at Indiana University, and the garbage I had to read, the lie-packed lectures, the leftist preaching.

I confess I did not dare contradict the fuzzy-headed hippies who was lecturing.

Can't imagine what it would be like to have to depend on those guys' grades to get my degree.

Scary thought.

191 posted on 05/07/2002 2:36:33 PM PDT by caddie
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To: Rockitz
As a former Hoosier and attendee of the greatest spectacle in racing, I doubt if it would be too terribly difficult to get a dirty nuke or biological hazzard into the infield. Heck, I've seen bales of hemp in the infield. It grows wild back there don't ya know.

As a former Hoosier and attendee of the greatest spectacle in racing, can you imagine any other event that, if attacked, would spur such incredible violence? I've been there several times, too - it's the roughest crowd I've seen at any large sporting event. And they all have similar friends back home, all of whom would delight in getting even - and then some. I, for one, cannot imagine a worse hornets' nest to stir up.

192 posted on 05/07/2002 2:40:05 PM PDT by Charles Martel
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To: Scratch shooter
gigantic mosque in Indiana should be seized by the government and burned to the ground.

Unfortunately, we don't do that here in Indianapolis... separation of Church and State, donchyaknow... however, the IRS now owns (yes, they are on the title/deed) the Indianapolis Baptist Temple.

(The temple employees voluntarily paid both halves of the employment taxes and, well, the IRS can't have the sheep waking up now, can they? They had no alternative but to seize the building, using several dozen agents to take down 4 church elders after a 91 day stand-off.)

193 posted on 05/07/2002 2:40:26 PM PDT by Teacher317
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To: Rockitz; Charles Martel
Unfortunately, guys, the Snake Pit is no more.... the infield is now basically covered by the golf course and the Formula1 track.

However, if you recall the ample mobile home parking for miles in every direction, you'd know that bringing a MONSTER-sized nuke in the back of a Ryder truck or a mobile home would not be noticed. The 500 is also renown as one of the greatest spectacles of debauchery and drunkenness (New Orleans would be the only rival... they go on for days. Indy has only one night like that). Add the 400,000 fans to the 700,000 in the metro area (all within 15 miles), and the body-count could be of biblical proportions.

I hope that the Moose Limbs aren't reading this and getting any ideas. Leave it to us Americans to give them the swords that they attack us with.

194 posted on 05/07/2002 2:52:57 PM PDT by Teacher317
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To: Charles Martel
Community and family ties run deep in the Hoosier state. I miss that in LA LA land. I imagine if something like that happened in Indiana that armed forces recruiting centers would be overrun for months with those looking for an opportunity to avenge such an act.
195 posted on 05/07/2002 2:53:09 PM PDT by Rockitz
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To: chemainus
duuuuh local FBI ? ....

Yes, the FBI has resident agencies (RA's in their vernacular) that only deal with issues within their area. Don't know what to say about the INS.

196 posted on 05/07/2002 3:00:01 PM PDT by scholar
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To: Teacher317
Indy has only one night like that

The Brickyard 400 in August is coming on strong.

Gotta do something back there besides grow corn, raise pigs, and make babies.

197 posted on 05/07/2002 3:01:36 PM PDT by Rockitz
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To: caddie
My teachers were for the most part WW11 and Korean war vets. " True Believer", by Eric Hoffer, in case you forgot it
198 posted on 05/07/2002 3:05:01 PM PDT by bybybill
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To: Rockitz
LOL, true, but there are many differences. Stereo-types being what they are, before the first 400 I expected the usual 5-day clean-up to last twice as long. I remember being utterly amazed at how CLEAN the Coca-Cola plant field was within a single day of the race. The NASCAR folk were much more polite, decent, and conscientious in their drunken bacchanalia. (sp?)
199 posted on 05/07/2002 3:10:14 PM PDT by Teacher317
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To: bybybill
Sum of All Fears is a great book and, in the end, Clancy maybe came up with the solution for Palestine/ Israel which was to make Juresalum[sp] an stateless city controled by the Pope, the head Rabbi, and the Grand Poopa of Saudi Arabia. The Saudis also executed the bad guys, sword to the neck.

Seeing how limply the Catholic Church has dealt with Muslim terror directed at it, all the while criticizing the Israelis who have protected Christianity's holy sites, I'd say that's one of the stupidest ideas I've ever heard come out of Clancy.

200 posted on 05/07/2002 3:12:50 PM PDT by kezekiel
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