The friends of James Ujaama

Jewish World Review ^ | July 31, 2002 | Michelle Malkin

[mafree]

I've been wondering about this case when it broke. I have a hard time supporting this guy being detained unless he can be tied to an actual crime.

[Travis McGee]

Sure, no crime at all, just running laptops to Al Qaida prior to 9-11, on who's dime nobody knows. And setting up terrorist camps, and planning to poison water supplies.

Purely innocent, we all did that, right?

Radical Islam is an insane murder cult, and "moderate" Islam is its Trojan Horse in the West.

[grimalkin]

Ron Sims, King County, Wash. executive and the highest-ranking African American elected official in the state, echoed the declaration publicly. Of Ujaama and his younger brother, Mustafa, Sims said: "These two gentlemen are community activists, not terrorists." Larry Gossett, a black King County councilman added: "Both of these cats have had a positive, contributing role in the African American community here."

I absolutely *hate* Ron Sims as well as all of these parasitic, mealy-mouthed, race baiting, so-called "black leaders" around here. Only the ignorant and the selfish follow them.

[jwtexian]

He didn't say otherwise. Goose for the gander, maybe?

[mafree]

Sure, no crime at all, just running laptops to Al Qaida prior to 9-11, on who's dime nobody knows.

The Taliban does not exactly equal al Qaeda. If those Taliban did something wrong then it is right to talk to him. Even so, why not question him instead of detaining him?

[beowolf]

Purely innocent, we all did that, right?

That was you?! Geeze, you run with a rough crowd!-)

[Travis McGee]

The Taliban was the public face to the world of the covert Al Qaeda terrorist group. They were the Corleone's "Olive Oil Company".

The Al Qaeda used laptops to compose terror orders, then sent couriers to the West with discs for dissemination of attack orders and plans. Ujaama was clearly one of the Al Qaeda couriers.

Do you think he only thought he was going back and forth with commercial information on Afghan rugs?

Please, we are in a war against islamic terrorists, breathe in a deep dose of reality.

Unless you secretly sympathize with the enemies of the USA, in which case I understand your defending this terrorist courier while pretending not to understand what was going on.

[Travis McGee]

Not me.

[mafree]

The Al Qaeda used laptops to compose terror orders, then sent couriers to the West with discs for dissemination of attack orders and plans. Ujaama was clearly one of the Al Qaeda couriers.

If so then I guess he should be detained.

[piasa]

He also has some outstanding charges to answer:

DECEMBER 1999 : James Ujaama was arrested by Renton police after he was accused of shoplifting a $170 VCR from a Wal-Mart store. Court records show he failed to appear for a hearing, and a warrant for his arrest is outstanding. At the time, he was reportedly working as a cabdriver during a visit to Seattle.

- "Seattle Muslim denies allegations of ties to terror network," Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Wednesday July 17, 2002 by CHRIS McGANN AND ROBERT L. JAMIESON Jr. SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTERS
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