[Lion's Cub]

FYI--see #13, #22, #36.

There's that Argenbright again. There has to be a cell among the Argenbright employees. The FBI has to know it. Why is it being ignored?

Security personnel at Dulles seen as risk

Initial Findings of Review of Argenbright Security, Inc. [largest in US]

[Nita Nupress]

I'm gonna be like mostlyundecided up there and put on my optimistic hat this morning. Maybe the FBI isn't doing anything about what must surely be an Argenbright cell because they want to watch them closely & take names before moving in.

And maybe Mr. Garung was initially released so the dim bulb could be followed and lead the FBI to other terrorists.

And maybe Mr. Garung was only charged with a misdemeanor so he could be released so he could be followed so he would lead to other terrorists. (Surely by now it's more than a misdemeanor to carry 9 lockblade knives, mace and a stun gun in an airport terminal!)

(..sigh..) It's not making much sense, is it? I just know that my own local FBI agents have a good reputation and I have confidence in their detective abilities, so it's hard to imagine a city like Chicago would have agents who don't know what they're doing.

[aristeides]

Thanks for the flag. Argenbright again, eh?

Those guys Azmath and Khan are turning out to be central to the whole plot. This guy Gurung lived at the same address in Chicago where Khan used to live?

I wonder if Gurung is a Moslem. I didn't realize there were any Moslems in Nepal, but I see, looking at an almanac, that 3% of the population there is Moslem.

[NautiNurse]

I'll check tomorrow to see if they are at the Tampa airport too (headed to OKC). Mid-October I flew out of TPA. At least half of the security guards were 'swarthy' with thick accents that I could only understand 1/3 of what they said. The other half of security staff were gray hairs who looked tired of working.

They never looked at my computer, never opened the bag--even when I asked them. Eeeeeesh.