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September 18, 2006 BREAKING: Largest U.S. Islamic Charity Raided by FBI Printer Friendly By Debbie Schlussel I've been writing about LIFE for Relief and Development for years, and I think my columns (especially this one), have finally made a difference. Ditto for my complaints about LIFE to Assistant U.S. Attorney for counterterrorism, Ken Chadwell. Less than half an hour ago, the FBI began raiding LIFE and hauling out documents. Well, it's about time. LIFE--the largest Islamic charity still open for business in America--openly admitted on its 1995-'97 taxes to be a major funder of HAMAS. Headquartered in the Orthodox Jewish...

To read entire article click text: In a court hearing in San Diego, Kenneth Breen, an assistant United States attorney, said the adviser, Amr Ibrahim Elgindy, tried to sell $300,000 in stock on the afternoon of Sept. 10 and told his broker that the stock market would soon plunge. "Perhaps Mr. Elgindy had preknowledge of Sept. 11, and rather than report it he attempted to profit from it," Mr. Breen said. So, what did Mr. Elgindy, who was trying to sell $300k in stock, tell the financial world the day after 9-11?  Read it for yourself! Immediate release InsideTruth.com...

Susan Lindauer, the former Democratic congressional aide charged with spying for Iraq, was arrested several months after meeting with an FBI agent who posed as a Libyan intelligence agent looking to recruit support for Iraqi groups attacking U.S. forces in the aftermath of the war. According to the indictment charging Lindauer with conspiracy to spy for Iraq, that meeting took place on June 23, 2003, in Baltimore, Maryland. The indictment charges that Lindauer and the agent "discussed the need for plans and foreign resources to support [resistance] groups operating within Iraq." The indictment says Lindauer met with the agent again...

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK UNITED STATES OF AMERICA : : - v. - INDICTMENT S2 03 Cr. 807 (MBM) : : : : : SUSAN LINDAUER, a/k/a “Symbol SUSAN," RAED NOMAN AL-ANBUKE, a/k/a “Ra’id Al Anbuge,” a/k/a “Raed Rokan,” a/k/a “Raed Al-Anbaki,” and WISAM NOMAN AL-ANBUKE, a/k/a “Wisam Al Anbuge,” a/k/a “Wisam Noman Rokan,” : Defendants. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - x COUNT ONE Conspiracy to Act as Unregistered Agents of a Foreign Government The Grand Jury charges: 1. From in or about...

An Antiwar Activist Known for Being Committed Yet ErraticBy JAMES DAO Published: March 12, 2004 TAKOMA PARK, Md., March 11 — Susan P. Lindauer wore her liberal politics on her sleeve, as well as on her aging Mazda, where bumper stickers proclaimed her unabashed opposition to the Iraq conflict. "Peace in Iraq through change at home," one said. "War is not the answer," another said. To her neighbors — who described her as gentle if somewhat lonely — Ms. Lindauer was typical of this left-leaning enclave on the northern doorstep of Washington, a place fondly known by its residents as...

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1095652/posts Accused spy for Iraq worked for California congresswoman (Zoe Lofgren, D-San Jose)Sac Bee ^ | 3/11/04 | AP- Washington Lockerbie Trial Document: Susan Lindauer Susan Lindauer Revolving Doors   http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1095691/posts Saddam Spy Suspect Lindauer: 'I'm an Anti-war Activist'NewsMax ^ | 3/11/04 | Limbacher     http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1095762/posts American charged in Iraqi conspiracy [Andy Card's distant cousin]CNN ^ | March 11, 2004     http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1095744/posts How Susan Lindauer Was Caught NRO ^ | 11 March 2004 | Byron York"discussed the need for plans and foreign resources to support [resistance] groups operating within Iraq." Lindauer is a former journalist for U.S. News...

Today: March 11, 2004 at 16:15:43 PST Accused Spy Is Cousin of Bush Staffer By MATTHEW DALYASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON (AP) - The woman charged with working for the Iraqi spy agency is a distant cousin of President Bush's chief of staff, Andrew Card, and has held a variety of jobs in journalism and on Capitol Hill. Susan Lindauer, 41, worked in the press offices of four Democratic members of Congress. She also worked for Fortune magazine, U.S. News & World Report, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer and Fox News. Her father, John Lindauer, was the Republican nominee for governor in Alaska in...

NEW YORK -- An American citizen was arrested Thursday on charges she acted as an Iraqi spy, prosecutors said. Susan Lindauer, 41, was arrested in her hometown of Takoma Park, Md., and was to appear in court later in the day in Baltimore, authorities in New York said.

<p>May 16, 2003 -- The Iraqi diplomat's son accused of helping Saddam Hussein's spies in New York wants the charges dropped because his dad is now working for U.S. officials in Baghdad, helping to rebuild the Foreign Ministry.</p> <p>Raed Rokan Al Anbuge, 28, was charged last month with illegally aiding Iraqi spies working out of the United Nations.</p>

n Iraqi man accused of working secretly as an agent for Iraqi intelligence in New York City was actually trying to help the United States learn about Iraq's intelligence activities, his lawyer said yesterday.The defendant, Raed Rokan al-Anbuge, whose father is a former diplomat at the United Nations, met regularly with the F.B.I. over the past two years and provided information about Iraqi intelligence officers in Iraq's mission, said the lawyer, Thomas H. Nooter.Mr. Nooter said his client now planned to seek asylum in the United States. "If he was an agent of anybody, he was an agent of us,"...

Lawyer: Iraqi Diplomat's Son Helped U.S. By LARRY NEUMEISTER .c The Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) - A former Iraqi diplomat's son accused of aiding Iraqi spies was actually helping the United States and plans to seek asylum, his lawyer said Tuesday. The lawyer, Thomas H. Nooter, spoke on behalf of Raed Rokan Al-Anbuge, 28, after the son of Iraq's former liaison with United Nations weapons inspectors appeared briefly in federal court. Al-Anbuge was charged Monday with illegally aiding Iraqi government agents, but Nooter said most of the information in the criminal complaint came from his client as he cooperated...