our gov has moved over 40,000 Iraqis to our country so far and the number will double by the end of this year
I say we send'em to Mexico with the illegal alien/criminals On Apr 1, 11:36 am, JSM <[email protected]> wrote: > * > The Jihadists Next Door > > Dear Gem, > > Homegrown terrorism continues to increase—as we predicted a year ago. (See > the Investors Business Daily editorial below). > > The next-to-last paragraph is especially worth highlighting: > Muslims see what's going on in their community. So why the conspiracy of > silence? Why aren't self-proclaimed "moderate" Muslim groups and mosque > leaders standing up and condemning this rampant jihadism in their midst? The > problem is, our government and the media keep going to the wrong leaders and > groups, like CAIR, the Council on American-Islamic Relations. > > They should be talking to Muslims like Dr. Tawfik Hamid, whose recent > commentary, “A Message to the Muslim > World,”<http://tool.donation-net.net/Images/Email/1097/Email_message_A_Muslim...>is > a courageous and candid exhortation to the Muslim World to take a > long, > hard look at its supremacist ideology.* > > ------------------------------ > > *IBD EDITORIALS* > > *The Jihadists Next Door* > > Posted 03/15/2010 06:42 PM ET > > *Security:* The arrests of three new homegrown terrorists, including two > "Jihad Janes" and an al-Qaida suspect who infiltrated nuclear plants, > confirm a rise in homegrown jihadist activity. > > Sharif Mobley is one of the latest jihadists next door. Before he was > rounded up in a sweep of suspected al-Qaida terrorists in Yemen, Mobley > worked at five nuclear plants in New Jersey, Maryland and Pennsylvania. He > shot two guards, killing one, before his capture. > > Mobley grew up in New Jersey before converting to Islam. His militancy > shocked an old high school friend, who ran into him after returning from an > Army tour in Iraq. Mobley told him: "Get the hell away from me, you Muslim > killer!" > > Then there's Colleen LaRose, aka Jihad Jane, who was arrested in > Philadelphia for allegedly plotting to kill a Swedish cartoonist who'd > "offended" Muslims. Jamie Paulin-Ramirez of Denver was also arrested in > connection with the assassination plot. > > All three suspects are U.S. citizens from different parts of the country. > One is black, one white and one formerly married to a Hispanic immigrant. > Two, shockingly, are women. While each suspect has a different background, > all three are Muslim converts radicalized over the Internet — a dangerous > trend. > > American converts are al-Qaida's prime recruits right now, because they have > a better chance of slipping through security checkpoints. > > Many such as Mobley are flocking to Yemen, where another American turncoat, > Anwar Awlaki, recruits Westerners via the Web. Awlaki allegedly recruited > the crotch bomber from London, then trained him for his suicide mission in > Yemen. He also advised the Fort Hood terrorist online. > > LaRose is said to have recruited others online to kill the cartoonist. Her > accomplice Paulin-Ramirez married an Algerian whom she met online. A > straight-A nursing student, the 31-year-old mother of one spent much of her > time surfing jihadist Web sites. Both women said they'd be willing to blow > themselves up for Islam. > > While the essential ingredient in these cases is militant Islam, we have to > wonder if the left isn't making otherwise normal Americans vulnerable to > such treasonous seductions. After all, the hate-America lobby — led by the > American Civil Liberties Union and often cheered by the media — has > comforted even the most guilty in the war on terror, including the 9/11 > mastermind and other Gitmo detainees. > > Take Omar Hammami. A smart American college kid who grew up Baptist in the > Alabama suburbs, he's now an al-Qaida field commander in Somalia wanted by > the FBI. > > What happened? He became consumed with events in Iraq and Afghanistan and > began subscribing to conspiracy theories about 9/11. He learned to hate his > country, which he calls a legitimate "target" for attack. > > Islamic apologists in academia and the media keep trying to dismiss the > radicalization trend, but they're whistling past the graveyard. A new Duke > University study claims that "only" 139 Muslim Americans have been involved > in terrorism since 9/11 (including 41, or 30%, in 2009 alone). > > But the report, which got a big splash in the media, is laughably > incomplete. It omits some of the feds' most celebrated terrorist > convictions. It also excludes any U.S. Muslims convicted of financing > terror. And these are just the homegrown terrorists who got caught. How many > others are out there? > > New Mexico-born Awlaki has 4,800 Facebook friends. He has thousands of > followers in America. At mosques and Islamic bookstores across the country, > they buy his sermons extolling jihad and "martyrdom." They're even sold as > CD box sets. > > Homegrown terror is a signal event threatening homeland security, yet it > seems to have caught Homeland Security chief Janet Napolitano napping. She > still sees white militia groups and anti-government extremists as the top > threat. Nothing could be more wrong. > > Muslims see what's going on in their community. So why the conspiracy of > silence? Why aren't self-proclaimed "moderate" Muslim groups and mosque > leaders standing up and condemning this rampant jihadism in their midst? > > After five young Virginia jihadists last year were caught training in > Pakistan, Muslim leaders promised to speak out in a big way against such > radicalization. It's been months. We're still waiting. -- Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. 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