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Again one of my best friends, that rare creature, a Black conservative's basic basic on all these terrorist activities and those who support is to "FOLLOW THE MONEY!"

Although Muhammad spent time at the homeless shelter, he sometimes flashed a wallet thick with currency, and showed off expensive-looking watches and gold bracelets, Parks said.

At the mission, Archer said, Muhammad would stay for a few days and then leave, saying he was traveling to Denver and New Orleans, among other places. The odd part was that Muhammad was traveling by airplane. Archer learned that when an airline ticket agent called the mission asking for Muhammad.

"At the mission, not many airline agents call and ask for residents," Archer said.

Muhammad's frequent flier status seemed odd to other people. One of them was Greg Grant, a real estate agent in Bellingham who owns and manages an apartment complex about two miles south of Sumas on Highway 9. Last year, Grant said, he would often drive residents of Lighthouse Mission - including Muhammad on several occasions - to the apartments to do yard work and other chores, then back to the mission once the work was done.

Once, Muhammad told Grant that he had to travel a long distance, possibly to Jamaica or the Cayman Islands in the Caribbean, to sign some papers on a land sale, Grant said. Grant said he wondered why Muhammad would fly to do that when the job could be handled by mail.

Besides following the money. His trips need to be back tracked to find out who he contacted on these trips. Are their other Black Muslim, Nation of Islam, al Fuqras out there who were in regular contact with Muhammad?

Did you see the link to the Weekly Standard that described the Bellingham financier with links to the Wahhabi Muslim Youth Organization in Falls Church, VA? My guess is that is where Mohammed was getting his money. The organization also has links to the Carribean. I bet that there are links in all the cities that Mohammed visited, including Camden.