Mexico's Foreign Embassies: A Terror Threat to America?

Pajamas Media ^ | March 1 | Todd Bensman

[AJKauf]

Former Dearborn, Michigan, resident Mahmoud Youssef Kourani was a secret Hezbollah agent sent to infiltrate America in February 2001. He stole over the Mexican border into California with a skill set that court records would later describe as “specialized training in radical Shiite fundamentalism, weaponry, spy craft, and counterintelligence,” picked up in Lebanon and Iran.

Kourani got caught in 2004 and thrown in federal prison for raising money and recruits for Hezbollah, which pioneered the modern art of suicide truck bombing by blowing up American Marines in Beirut.

But the enduring significance of Kourani isn’t that Hezbollah was able to implant the likes of him on American soil. It’s how it was done that reveals an insufficiently known national security danger for the U.S. that emanates to this day from a most unexpected source: Mexico’s foreign service embassies, consulate offices, and “honorary” appointed consuls across the Muslim world....

[grellis]

The thread was a duplicate, I thought you might be interested in additional comments.

[george76]

thanks

[Kenny Bunk]

Sampson Lovelace Boateng of Belize City

Not surprised the Mexicans are working with a Belizean to pull off this passport caper.

cf. my monograph:

" The Yachtsman's Guide to the Comparative Uselessness of Caribbean Natives"

The Belizean's were tied for 1st in overall yachting uselessness in the 2007 Guide. Who knew they could handle something as complex as acquiring Mexican Passports? A pity their corrupt little country was never a German colony. Most of the natives know nothing of useful trades but are big on anti-Yankee commie malarkey they must pick up from Cuban English Language Radio.