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That the handwritten note on the back of the tarot has been confirmed and then dropped below the radar. It was confirmed by Fox News reporter, and darn good one, Brian Wilson.
The more one delves into all the circumstances surrounding this, the more it fits almost the exact scenario before 9/11.
Suddenly INS and the FBI *lose* all info concerning whereabouts of Muslims on their watch list.
Suddenly, before the target shootings, the computer in MD which checks criminal backgrounds on people who buy firearms is *shut down* and no info is passed on to the FBI. $6.7 M just disappears, or so their excuse is. No bucks to run the searches. Duh?
Now we have one confirmation that Al Qaida is involved in this and more should be forthcoming. THIS confirmation came from Belgium.
If these alliances which we have every reason to believe have taken shape, not just here but elsewhere in the world, are proven to involve Al Qaida, Posse Comitatus goes bye-bye because we are dealing with a foreign enemy on American soil...even if American Muslims or supergod neonazis are involved. It is treason to take up arms for a foreign enemy, but the Islamic sympathizers will squeal like pigs.
As far as I am concerned, they should all meet their makers with equal dispatch. IOW, as quickly as possible.
That poor Chief of Police in Fairfax County was set up so blatantly, it is almost impossible to believe it wasn't planned. There's no doubt it added a ton of confusion if you don't have the whole background on this.
We need agents who can think out of the usual box. I still don't think they understand the kind of lunacy they are dealing with, and I have yet to hear one, single profiler who could rotate into an Al Qaida shoe. Islam is not logical, so all their textbooks and all their western logic can't fathom the evil that Jimmy Carter loosed upon an unsuspecting world and I often wonder to myself how the man can close his eyes at night.

Posse Comitatus Has the Posse outlived its purpose?
Craig T. Trebilcock

By virtue of the several statutory exceptions to the Posse Comitatus Act in the past decade, coupled with the general Constitutional authority of the President to preserve order, there are few areas of domestic law enforcement activity where the military is precluded from participating in times of national emergency or disaster. While the Posse Comitatus Act still serves a valuable function in deterring a lower level commander or politician from engaging in unauthorized "police" activity using military forces, the Act today provides little hindrance to the National Command Authority in executing civilian laws in times of emergency through military personnel. Through proper, legal declarations of Presidential emergency authority and/or through the use of National Guard assets in state status, it is increasingly likely that the military will play a significant enforcement role in response to domestic terrorism and other disasters for the foreseeable future.