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We haven't gotten to the bottom of this case by a longshot.

Where did this "homeless loner" get all that cash? How did he get to do all that traveling? How did he get from Washington state to Washington, DC to do his dirty work? How did he learn, in such a detailed way, to navigate around the suburban MD-DC-VA area, and elude the police to kill and kill again?

The simplest explanation is that he was backed by an islamic terrorist network!!!! It will take a lot more investigtion both to prove that, and to nab Muhammad's terrorist and fifth columnist acomplices. This must be done before they can set up another series of sniper attacks, perhaps in multiple cities!!

Meanwhile, the establishment press is starting to cast Muhammad as a victim--of the military, of Gulf War syndrome, and of who knows what other situations, people, and groups. These guys will do ANYTHING to whitewash islam, even in the face of the growing danger to all of us from extremist muslims!!!! It's time for us all to WAKE UP, and to stop the lemming march to civilizational suicide!!!!

Where did this "homeless loner" get all that cash?

-- could be the Bank of Al Taqwa, with a branch office located in the Caribbean.

http://www.ustreas.gov/press/releases/po3014.htm
	FROM THE OFFICE OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS April 19, 2002 PO-3014 Designation of 10 Terrorist Financiers Fact Sheet

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2. NASREDDIN, Ahmed Idris

Ahmed Idris Nasreddin provides direct support for Youssef Nada and Bank Al Taqwa, both of which were designated as terrorist financiers by the Department of Treasury on November 7, 2001. On the same date, Treasury named four additional individuals as terrorist financers connected to al Taqwa: Zeinab Mansour-Fattouh, Mohamed Mansour, Albert Friedrich Armand Huber, and Ali Ghaleb Himmat. The al Taqwa group has long acted as financial advisers to al Qaida, with offices in Switzerland, Liechtenstein, Italy and the Caribbean. Ahmed Idris Nasreddin and Youssef Nada are both founders and directors of Bank Al Taqwa. Usama bin Laden and his al-Qaida organization received financial assistance from Youssef Nada. Al Taqwa provides investment advice and cash transfer mechanisms for al Qaida and other radical Islamic groups.