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[doug from upland]

Amazing. Great technology. I bet they peed their pants.

[sissyjane]

This is an amazing example of our intelligence at work implemented by our fabulous military.Way to go!

[truth_seeker]

"Two al Qaeda suspects were taken into custody as they tried to enter the United States after their fingerprints were matched with ones lifted by U.S. military officials from documents found in caves in Afghanistan, law-enforcement authorities said yesterday."

How long will it take, for the ACLU and CAIR to claim these guys are 'victims' of unfair profiling?

It seems like the US federal government is doing something right, to protect citizens from very evil and dangerous forces. No doubt, these guys are muslims. Not peaceful and tolerant ones, if their prints were in caves, in Afghanistan.

No doubt, plenty were already here, and others have slipped through, in position is sleeper cells. After the next big attack, I truly wonder if Americans will feel really swell, about muslims in our midst?

Whenever I see a woman with the muslim scarf on her head, part of me wants to approach her in public, and state that she looks like a member of a terrorist family.

I wonder how much she recognises the extent to which her safety depends on her co-religionists to NOT make further attacks in America?

[ewing]

Hmm, more ghouls trying to enter the country.

[Guillermo]

Just because their prints were in Al Qaeda caves, doesn't mean they're terrorists.

They could just have been spelunkers.

We should let them in and give them financial aid to flight training schools.

[Right_in_Virginia]

BTTT

[mikegi]

Two al Qaeda suspects were taken into custody as they tried to enter the United States after their fingerprints were matched with ones lifted by U.S. military officials from documents found in caves in Afghanistan, law-enforcement authorities said yesterday.

It's a good thing we have smarter people than me doing our antiterrorism work! I wouldn't have even thought of doing such an extensive investigation of the documents.

[VaBthang4]

Good Job.

[maica]

This was on page A3 of today's Washington Times. I have not heard one word about it on any news broadcast. Surely, that could not be because it might show that Bush, Ashcroft, Rumsfeld, etc are doing something very well!