'Jihad in America': Author explains how he made video, lived to tell about it

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | Wednesday, March 20, 2002

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[Texas_Jarhead]

thanks, I must have missed this the first time around

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[holden]

Imagine the blockbuster revelation of how FBI politicos were almost certainly herded by the Presidual-duo to quash this whole Middle Eastern angle on OKC--flying in the face of many, many incontrovertible facts. Imgine the facts being disclosed ten days before the election, at which time it will be clear that the Clantons fiddled with our National Security such that the WTC was finally and completely, succesfully brought to the ground with thousands of victims, on the second attempt. The headlines, should they choose to print them, will rightly and ironically read,

"CLINTON KNEW!!"

And the demonRats think they got troubles now!

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[redhead]

JH, was/is this guy fluent in Farsi or other Arabic languages? I was wondering how he so easily understood what was written/said.

[JCG]

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America's Fifth Column ... watch Steve Emerson/PBS documentary JIHAD! In America
New Link: Download 8 Mb zip file here (60 minute video)

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Ban Islam in the U.S.A.

[Terriergal]

ouch. ergh. Disturbing to say the least.

[Terriergal]

Amendment #2...

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[swarthyguy]

At least PBS showed it in 94 on FrontLine.

Too bad they've caved after that.

[Terriergal]

Thanks to the PC crowd the inmates are running the asylum.

hear hear.

[knighthawk]

And so in 1993 I left CNN to work full-time as an investigator of terrorist networks in the United States. I founded The Investigative Project, which has employed a shifting staff of from two to 15 people. What we discovered is that, indeed, international terrorist organizations of all sorts had set up shop here in America. They often took advantage of religious, civic or charitable organizations. Usually, this was more than enough to fool the public, the police and especially naive leaders of religious or educational institutions, who were more than willing to encourage and sponsor these groups in the name of "multiculturalism" and "diversity." Meanwhile, U.S.-based terrorists have been able to use these organizations to ferry equipment to Middle Eastern terror groups, to offer financial support to the families of suicide bombers, to coordinate efforts with other terrorist networks around the world, and ultimately to plan and support terrorist acts in the United States.

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If people want on or off this list, please let me know.

[VOA]

These men had congregated outside of the Oklahoma City Convention Center.

About five or ten blocks from the medical reference lab that I worked at after
graduating from college.

When I first read the posting of this excerpt at www.jewsweek.com, I was freaked
out by this.

And my vague feeling that McVey and Nichols may have just been dupes of
Islamic terrorists (especially given Nichols trips to The Phillipines) was re-kindled...

[My2Cents]

Why do we tolerate these kind of meetings? Maybe they're scrutinized more now, after 9/11. But reading his description of the rhetoric that came out of the convention in Oklahoma City, it reminds me of the "innocent" meetings of the Brown Shirts in Germany, circa 1932 or '34. I'm sure to the average German, this seemed like a collection of crazy but harmless nuts. My perspective is such that I think that whether the Brown Shirts of the '30s, or the Jihadists of the new millenium, they're all motivated and directed by a "lower" power. The battle has a spiritual dynamic to it, and needs to be taken seriously considering the spirit that is behind it all.