[Abar]

Davis soon uncovered that several employees at an Oklahoma City property- management company said they had seen a brown Chevy truck like the getaway vehicle aggressively pursued by law enforcement parked outside their office in the days before the bombing. The company's owner was a Palestinian with a rap sheet and suspected ties to the PLO.

How interesting. Here in Seattle the most public muslim and palestinian terror supporter if Jeff Siddiqui, a real estate agent. He's mentioned in this article along with Tariq Panni, a mortgage broker.

http://archives.seattletimes.nwsource.com/cgi-bin/texis.cgi/web/vortex/display?slug=muslimpower05m&date=20011105&query=Siddiqui

The local palestinan terror front group voicesofpalestine.org, who've supplied Keffiyah-wearing palestinian terrorists who shout "death to America, death to Israel", "Jihad, Jihad, Jihad", and "Arafat is my hero" at public events (Daniel Pipes' lecture - UW Kane Hall, KIRO town meeting - Meydenbauer center) website is registered to Nizar Mansour principal of the "American Mortgage Group."

[MarMema]

I would love to see pictures of these two. Just for fun.

[livius]

That's too weird, Abar. Have you relayed this info to anybody?

Not that it would probably matter, anyway. We're talking Seattle, after all. But maybe somebody outside of Seattle could connect the dots...

[MarMema]

Thanks for this url. Here is another writing I found about Siddiqui. Typical methods used.

"At the outset of his lecture, Pipes took note of the various attempts made by Radical Muslims in the Seattle area to prevent him from speaking and thanked his sponsors for persevering in their sponsorship. Militant Islam, he observed, “is not only my subject but it is also my context. The debate over this lecture is a textbook example of militant Islamic methods: an attempt to close down discussion of issues; intimidation; scurrilous attacks; fabrication.” Thus was Pipes, with characteristic elegance of mind, able to to use the very campaign against his lecture as a perfect existential realization of one of its central ideas: namely, that Radical Islam is not merely a dangerous phenomenon but it is here, in our midst."

Edward Alexander is a professor of English at the University of Washington.

We are indeed in very deep here in the Seattle area.