WIDE SCALE FOOD POISONING of US troops attempted at Ft. Jackson, SC

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[Mr. Jazzy]

No info at link yet, just came across the TV.

[Kozak]

Yeah, dolt, because there aren’t any “Americans” learning Arabic, et al, at DLI or Langley etc. right now as we speak. And I’m sure that none of them were paid incentives or anything, you know, it’s not like they had some sort of drive to do such things around October 2001

GREAT PLAN so far! It's what nearly 9 YEARS after 9/11 and we STILL have to depend on foreign born Arabic translators. How much has the Federal government pissed away in that 9 years? Your cranial rectal inversion appears terminal.

[j-damn]

I really don’t think we need translators. We have plenty of munitions already bought and paid for.

[Neoliberalnot]

The reality is that the Jihads can smell weakness a half a world away and when they see weakness they strike. Expect more of the same in the days to come. “”

Don’t be deceived, it is not weakness they smell but a sympathetic ear from a tyrant in the white hut. Consider that BO and his czars have access to all national security secrets and ponder who they are telling and selling this info to. This is the real threat.

[Neoliberalnot]

There is only one way BO will leave the white hut early. This guy is an America-hating tyrant and he will not leave office for at least another 3-7 years.

[Clinging Bitterly]

hmmmm

[Cindy]

ADDING to post no. 404:

http://newsmax.com/US/US-Fort-Jackson-Investigation/2010/02/28/id/351180
(AP)

“US Rep: No Plot to Poison Food at SC Army Base”
Sunday, 28 Feb 2010 09:18 PM A

SNIPPET: “Four of the soldiers were discharged from the Army for petty crimes, Wilson said, and the fifth was returned to his National Guard unit in Virginia. None of the soldiers has been identified.”

SNIPPET: “An investigation continues into other possible crimes relating to information found on their laptops, Wilson said. The laptops were turned over to the FBI for analysis.”

[piasa]

The "petty crimes" were the theft of military ID and theft of cell phones of other personnel.

Not very petty at all considering how much info you can get by inspecting someone's cell phones for contacts...not to mention just using someone else's cell phone so the calls don't trace back to you...and how much access you could get with military ID.

It's not like they were caught stealing six packs of Bud Lite, adn I doubt the military ID was stolen so they could impress chicks.

[piasa]

Wonder if the ID belonged to food service folks?