Wouldn't it be great if we developed a database of mosques in the USA close to FReepers? Here in Cincinnati, this is the site.
I hope the picture is posted correctly:
If I can get a map to the location like bmcyle, I'll try to link it.
Posted on 07/01/2004 11:06:08 AM PDT by kcvl
Per Fox News...
Hmmm. Try 617. But only with a 10% finders fee!
Is there something about yourself that you're not revealing? That particular number is VERY important to me.
That's about the best "analysis" I've seen on this "issue" in a long time.
Everything I needed to know about the cult of mohammad I learned from reading his biography published in 1913 and long out of print. Download this pdf book and SAVE to read.
Click Fred Nerks for link - see tagline.
No, I just chose it off the top of my head..
Thank you.
Thanks for the links. Reading to ensue.
Wow! I see your point! But it was just a guess, really.
I'm sure CAIR is already mobilizing their protesters and bitching on every TV and radio network that will have them. This should be good.
science of pyrotechnics
You're welcome. Please recommend the biography of the 'prophet' to everyone you can. The author, an emiment historian, provides footnotes of ancient greek and arabic sources. The truth is undeniable.
Understanding the motives of mohammad=understanding islam.
The 'prophet' whom islam maintains was 'sinless and divine' was nothing but a conniving, evil man. A psychopath who suffered from epilepsy and was chizophrenic.
The Reverend Canon Edward Sell was a dedicated, honest man. A Fellow of the University of Madras. My quest, if I may call it that, is to encourage as many as possible to read this biography and make the decision for themselves - If Islam is Evil, why is it so?
I believe the answer lies in the nature of the founder of the cult of mohammad.
What about 627? Like 910, the day before.
haven't been able to find out anything new at all. dang.
no, that is the one down at seven corners, this is the one up at Merrifield.
Feds raid Saudi-based institute in FairfaxAssociated PressThursday, July 1, 2004
FAIRFAX, Va. - Federal agents raided the Fairfax offices of a Saudi-based institute Wednesday. No arrests were made.
A task force of federal agents, including the FBI, raided the offices of the Institute of Islamic and Arabic Sciences Wednesday. Earlier this year, 16 Saudi diplomats affiliated with the institute had their passports revoked. State Department officials said the diplomats were teaching at the institute rather than serving as diplomats.
The institute, in the Merrifield section of Fairfax County, also served as a meeting point for a group of Islamic men who played paintball games in 2000 and 2001 as preparation for holy war, according to prosecutors. Nine of the 11 men charged in what prosecutors called a "Virginia jihad network" were convicted in federal court for their roles in the group.
Lawyers for the Council on American-Islamic Relations observed the raid. The council's spokesman, Ibrahim Hooper, said, "We're concerned that this may be perceived in the Muslim community as a fishing expedition."
He pointed out that a variety of Muslim businesses and charities were raided more than two years ago as part of a broad investigation into alleged terrorist financing, but that no charges have been filed against those charities.
An FBI spokeswoman did not immediately return calls seeking comment.
PLEASE let me know when you do.
You're too close to the action
for me to not worry.
well 176 appears to be the latest info on it. thanks for worrying about me : )
about a block from my house. I'm by dunn loring metro. what about you?
Wouldn't it be great if we developed a database of mosques in the USA close to FReepers? Here in Cincinnati, this is the site.
I hope the picture is posted correctly:
If I can get a map to the location like bmcyle, I'll try to link it.
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