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Baron Bodissey - 4/4/2008
Ramadan Abdur-Rauf Abdullah, a member of Jamaat ul-Fuqra, is on trial this week in California for the 2001 murder of a sheriff’s deputy. A local news report gives an account of recent testimony heard by jurors, including a tape of Abdullah’s questioning by detectives not long after the murder. The FBI’s War on Richard Jewell: Part 2 -
Prof. Nicholas Stix - 10/17/2007
Why bother with investigating and gathering evidence, when you can just call reporters and railroad some poor sap? Richard Jewell: Part 1 - Ray Cleere Seizes an Opportunity
Prof. Nicholas Stix - 10/13/2007
This is the story of Richard Jewell, the hero who saved countless lives, and of Ray Cleere, the first of many heels who sought to railroad him for another man’s crime. TSA and Aviation Security: What is wrong with their concepts and strategy – Part Two
Sammy Elrom - 10/13/2007
El Al on the contrary, considers profiling a vital early detection and prevention tool. In the US, in spite of the obvious necessity to widely use profiling and because of fears of being accused of state-based racism and being sued by organizations such as ACLU, CAIR and many other anti-security advocates, security personnel cannot question passengers. Adding to this diminishing factor is that local airport staffs which has the potential of becoming an important support source in aiding security personnel, lacks basic security training focused on terror aspects. Rather, security personnel is t... TSA and Aviation Security: What is wrong with their concepts and strategy – Part One
Sammy Elrom - 10/12/2007
Aviation security is an almost forgotten topic, commonly confused with flight security because since 9/11 we did not encounter another such terror attack on American soil. This article is meant to remind us that the threat did not disappear as seen a several recent events. The author demands that Israeli aviation security philosophy be immediately adapted instead of reinventing the wheel. Anthrax Letters Still Being Sorted 6 Years Later
Ross E. Getman, Esq. - 9/21/2007
On July 4, 1993, United States Postal employee Ahmed Abdel Sattar spoke to the press about Abdel Rahman's arrest and said "we haven't decided the time or place, but our Muslim community will demonstrate its outrage at the arrest of the Sheik." In the indictment of the Staten Island Post Office employee who worshipped in Brooklyn, the United States government alleged that following his arrest, Abdel Rahman, in a message to his followers recorded while he was in prison, urged: "Oh Muslims! Oh Muslims! ... It is a duty upon all the Muslims around the world to free the Sheikh, and to rescu... The Original 9/11 in 1683: Why Muslims Attacked Specifically on 9/11
Baron Bodissey - 9/11/2007
Last year on September 11th I composed a memorial post, and then went browsing among all the other bloggers who had posted their own memorials. There were some excellent posts and photo essays, notably at Michelle Malkin, Dr. Sanity, and CUANAS, and all so much better than my own. 9/11/01: Remembering the Unforgettable
Amil Imani - 9/11/2007
It is said that "powerlessness frustrates and absolute powerlessness frustrates absolutely; absolute frustration is a dangerous emotion to run a world with." Sometimes I wonder why I am so restless, why I cannot cease thinking! It seems like the world we live in reveals to us incessantly, at certain moments or in certain circumstances, just how little we are and how vast the universe is. This world of ours is a very complex world. The world we live in is a world of many brutal voices. It is a world of heavy blows and delirious trances, but it is the only world that we know. The Path To 9/11
Jeremy Reynalds, Ph.D. - 9/11/2007
Almost five years ago, a horrified world stood still–transfixed when terrorists used four planes as weapons of mass destruction against thousands of innocent Americans. ABC Television is commemorating the tragic day and its aftermath by premiering a made-for-television movie entitled, "The Path to 9/11". 9/11 Terrorism: Motivation and Learning
Imran Khan - 9/11/2007
After the horrific incident of 9/11/2001 the world has seen several changes. America declared a war against terrorism, its policies have been changed and use of power is more evident after 9/11. Many things which USA has never done are in practice whether they conflict with international laws are not. Like Guantanamo prison, secret flights, secret prisons etc. Barbarians Kill as West Drifts
Salim Mansur - 8/26/2007
There comes a point at which diminishing returns on most issues begin to go negative. Such a point in denouncing Islamist terrorism and equally the Muslim majority's silence against this menace was reached sometime ago. As Islamist terrorism, however despicable, became mundane occurrence in the daily news cycle, the deafening silence of Muslims -- except for lonely voices of feeble opposition -- has given credence to growing numbers of non-Muslims that Islam is as much a religion of peace as the Klanmen's politics is an expression of multiculturalism. British Muslim Cleric Linked To USS Cole Blast
Glen Jenvey - 8/22/2007
Abu Hamza may be linked to the attacks on the USS Cole battleship in Yemen, which killed 17 sailors and injured over 30 on October 12, 2000. The evidence has been there all the time, but not looked at properly. The United States has a reward of up to $5 million for information leading to the location of those persons who committed or aided in the attack on the USS Cole. Hardball Tactics In An Era Of Threats
Ross E. Getman, Esq. - 8/17/2007
a. Amerithrax: The Other "Person of Interest" A colleague of famed Russian bio-weaponeer Ken Alibek and former head of The United States Army Medical Research Institute for Infectious Diseases ("USAMRIID") Charles Bailey, has been convicted of sedition and sentenced to life in prison plus 70 years. He worked in a program co-sponsored by the American Type Culture Collection ("ATCC") and had access to ATCC facilities, as well as facilities of the DARPA-funded Center for Biodefense at George Mason University then run by Dr. Alibek and Dr. Bailey. The bionformatics grad student once had a high security clearance for mathematical support work for the Navy. Protection of U.S. Population a Must
Kamala Sarup - 6/5/2007
The U.S. is obligated to defend its people and its democracy, so doing it directly defends the people and interests of the U.S. democracy. Since Middle East is of vital importance to the U.S., it follows that the US will protect the countries like Israel and many other countries do provide significant of value to the U.S., so the U.S. will spread democracy. Alabamastan? Military Training Camp for Islamists in Alabama Immediately Before 9/11
Andrew Green - 5/28/2007
London has become known as Londonistan in intelligence and anti-Islamist circles. Recently, however, we came across an archive of an Islamist web site with known links to al-Qaida, advertising "The Ultimate Jihad Challenge", a two-week fire arms course where Muslims would be taught "practical" skills and "class theory is kept to a minimum." This is a British organization. But rather than training their "forces" in the United Kingdom, they organized a military camp in Marion, Alabama. Why Socialists Must Side with Islamic Fundamentalism - The Jimmy Carter Case
Peter Fruchter - 5/28/2007
Jimmy Carter seems like a gentle man. Gentle as a wheeze. But the response to his recent “Palestine Peace Not Apartheid” book hasn’t been. It’s been anything but gentle. It’s been outrage. Some now say he’s anti-semitic. Which is unwarranted, and worse – irrelevant. The issues contested concern Israel – and Islamic fundamentalism. Not Judaism. Not the Jewish – or Masonic or Templar or Protestant – conspiracy. Not any more. Since the creation of Israel, it’s what goes on in the Middle-East getting voted most likely to enflame Armageddon. Why Senator Leahy Was Targeted With Anthrax
Ross E. Getman, Esq. - 5/22/2007
Senator Leahy recently emphasized to Attorney General Gonzales that he wanted to know why he was targeted with letters containing anthrax. He wanted justice for the postal workers who died handling the letter addressed to him. Attorney General Gonzales told the Senate Judiciary Committee: "Senator, Director Mueller, I believe, has offered to get the chairman a briefing. And we're waiting to try to accommodate the chairman's schedule to make that happen. We understand the frustration and the concern that exists with respect to the length of time. This is a very complicated investigation. I kn... Jamaat ul-Fuqra in Georgia
Baron Bodissey - 4/12/2007
The Christian Action Network recently made another aerial run over a Jamaat ul-Fuqra compound, this time the one near Commerce, Georgia. The compound on Madinah Road actually has a Royston address, and is about halfway between Commerce and Royston, to the northeast of Atlanta. Jamaat ul-Fuqra — the terrorist organization whose cover group is known as the Muslims of America — means “community of the impoverished” in Arabic. When you look at the dwellings in the Commerce compound, it seems that the organization is trying to live up to its name. Jamaat ul-Fuqra in Virginia, Part 2
Baron Bodissey - 4/11/2007
My initial report on Jamaat ul-Fuqra generated considerable reaction from people all over the country, particularly those who might find themselves within the blast radius — so to speak — of one of the known compounds. Jamaat ul-Fuqra in Virginia, Part 1
Baron Bodissey - 4/6/2007
During the Beltway Sniper crisis, back in the fall of 2002, a series of articles in The Washington Times described John Allen Muhammad’s conversion to Islam, and his later break with the Nation of Islam. Apparently the NOI was not militant enough for Mr. Muhammad, and he left it to become involved with a group called Jamaat ul-Fuqra (Arabic for “community of the impoverished”), a terrorist organization founded by a notorious Pakistani cleric, Sheikh Mubarak Ali Gilani. American Becomes A Target Of Terror Threats
Jeremy Reynalds, Ph.D. - 2/5/2007
A writer on a radical Islamic Internet forum is suggesting I should have my "neck struck" for what he calls my "witch hunt" against Muslims. Are Minneapolis Taxi Fares Going To Support Al-Qaeda?
William A. Mayer & Beila Rabinowitz - 10/18/2006
In a September 19 piece Muslim Taxi Drivers At Minneapolis International Airport Subjecting Fares To Sharia we detailed the controversy surrounding airport taxi drivers who were in growing numbers, refusing to transport passengers whom they suspected of carrying beer, wine or other products containing alcohol, using as their justification that such was contrary to Islamic law. |
