[JohnHuang2]

Wednesday, March 20, 2002

Quote of the Day by browardchad 3/20/02

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

I believe this is the video he made.

This 1995 documentary includes previously unknown videos of the clandestine activities of
radical Islamic terrorist groups operating in the United States since the 80's,
and featured interviews with moderate Muslims and federal counter-terrorism officials
speaking for the first time about the magnitude of the threat posed by militant Muslim groups on U.S. soil.
This is a must see documentary that is 1 hour long. This is a ZIP file that is 8MB

[SevenDaysInMay]

The religion of peace at war with us for generations. Theo-fascism will control us or die.

[68-69TonkinGulfYachtClub]

The story behind the Jihad in America documentary.
The video is also posted on post 2 of this thread.
This really shows the enemy within.
If you have never seen the documentary it is a real eye opener.
If you have seen the video before you can learn about how it was made.

May God Bless and Protect America.

[truth_seeker]

I guess you have to give credit, where credit is due: PBS

Having said that, have these revelations (and of course 11th Sep. 2001) resulted in any crackdowns on these enemies within? How many arrests by the FBI, from information taken from the film? How many trials? How many convictions?

Is incitement of violence a crime? If not, shouldn't it be?

Would you trust and believe a muslim in the US, who stated his opposition to terrorism? I do not.

[RaceBannon]

major bump!!

[livius]

very interesting. I wondered what had happened to Steve Emerson, that is, if he had ever received any threats after making that video. I wish this had been published in something with a broader reach than WorldNetDaily.

[Grampa Dave]

John thanks for posting this!

To me the most important part of this article is the handcuffing of the FBI re these groups as noted here:

I soon learned that the FBI could do little or nothing to monitor such groups. Congressional restrictions imposed following disclosure in the 1970s of abuses by law enforcement and intelligence agencies had long since prevented the FBI from performing "blanket surveillance." Investigations could only be done on particular individuals and then only if these individuals appeared to be in the act of committing a crime.

Regulations, as former FBI official Oliver Revell has stated, forbade them from compiling even "open source" information – articles that appear in the newspaper, for instance – without receiving prior permission to open up an "investigation." Indeed, individual FBI investigators could be personally sued for engaging in surveillance activities that went beyond these guidelines. Several agents had been the targets of such lawsuits, and most FBI agents had become extremely wary of straying outside the lines.

Even more significant, the FBI was particularly hamstrung if these groups operated under the auspices of "religious," "civic," "civil rights" or "charitable" groups. This has provided cover for recruiting and fund raising by jihad warriors in the United States."

It would be very interesting to see which Rat Senators and maybe Rinos put these restrictions on the FBI. Then to see how much money these Rats have gotten from the Opecker Princes and other Islamic groups for putting these restriction on the FBI!

[ChadGore]

bump . . .this guy rocks

[patriciaruth]

Steven Emerson is a hero in my book.

I'll check the thread for more information. Thanks for the article, John; and thanks for the ping, Tonkin.

[isthisnickcool]

Any data on how deep these people have dug in at the UN?

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

bump and bookmarked for later reading

[Toddsterpatriot]

Bump

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

[cf_river_rat]

bump for future reference

[TaRaRaBoomDeAyGoreLostToday!]

bump

[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]

Steve Emerson herobump!

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

[Terriergal]

ouch. ergh. Disturbing to say the least.

[swarthyguy]

At least PBS showed it in 94 on FrontLine.

Too bad they've caved after that.

[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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