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  • Alleged Terror Threat Operates in DC Suburb

    07/12/2004 5:52:04 AM PDT · by kattracks · 41 replies · 2,422+ views
    CNSNEWS.com ^ | 7/12/04 | Scott Wheeler
    (CNSNews.com) - Fourteen miles from the U.S. Capitol, a basement-run organization with alleged ties to Hamas and al Qaeda is a crucial link in the planning of any future terrorist attacks against the United States, according to several terrorism experts who analyzed documents and other information obtained in a CNSNews.com investigation. The United Association for Studies and Research (UASR), based in Springfield, Va., is publicly identified as a Muslim think tank but has multiple ties to the terrorism underworld, according to the CNSNews.com sources, who are both inside and outside government. "UASR is a front organization for a terrorist group,"...
  • (Suspected Terrorists) Hiding in Plain Sight (Linked to Hamas, in Chicago, Milwaukee)

    06/05/2003 5:43:03 PM PDT · by cgk · 34 replies · 278+ views
    ABC News ^ | 6-5-03 | Brian Ross
    Hiding in Plain Sight College Instructor, Grocer Were on Federal List of Suspected Terrorists By Brian Ross June 5— An ABCNEWS investigation has found at least two suspected terrorists, both known to the FBI, who have been in the United States leading lives as a college instructor and a grocer. One of the men is Mohammad Salah, 53, who was put on a U.S. list in of what are called "specially designated terrorists" for his alleged role in planning suicide bombings in Israel. But the FBI never arrested Salah, who had been employed by the city college system of...
  • Terrorist moneymen

    06/06/2003 11:44:13 PM PDT · by JohnHuang2 · 1 replies · 140+ views
    Washington Times ^ | Saturday, June 7, 2003 | House Editorial
    <p>On Thursday — just two days after President Bush put the prestige of his office on the line in urging Mideast governments to cut off funding for terrorist groups, ABC News correspondent Brian Ross reported that two men who had bankrolled Hamas suicide bombings in Israel were living normal lives in Chicago and Milwaukee.</p>