Let me give them a hint....CHECK THE MOSQUES!! And STOP letting them in!!

Posted by: freewoman at August 7, 2006 7:27 PM

Lots of blame for this idiotic and dangerous business. First, the people who have the bright idea of winning hearts and minds, unwinnable hearts and minds, by bringing Arabs and other Muslims to this country to learn about it, and all its wonders, and then naturally they will be impressed with the Western world. How often do the idiots who are supposed to protect us, in the government, in the FBI, in the CIA, have to be told that many of the most dangerous Muslims are those who have travelled to, lived in, or may still live in that West. Some only feign to be the kind of "moderates" we keep hoping for. Others find, in the West, that they cling harder to, or often return to religion, as a way of coping with too much strangeness, that threatens to overwhelm or unhinge them. We should not be risking the lives of our citizens for the sake of this experiment in international living -- leave that to the boys and girls in Putney, Vermont.

Then there are the entrepreneurs, whether offering special classes, special courses, or are merely part of some already-established college or university hoping to get in on the "cultural awareness for and about Muslims" racket, which the government no doubt is eager to spend money on, because it is so much more in harmony with the spirit of this sappy-sentimental age, on where all problems merely reflect an imperfect "understanding" of each other. No -- the hatred for Infidels inculcated by Muslims is not based on any misunderstanding, any failure to understand those Infidels, any misinterpretation of how well-meaning those well-meaning Infidels may be. Qur'an, Hadith, and Sira do not fill Believers with hostility, even hysterical and murderous hatred in many though obviously not all cases, not because we do this or do not do that, but because we are Infidels.

Yet here was this group, being brought to Montana. To study what? At what institution? Paid for by whom? The United States is not some kind of Fun Fair and Playground, open to all who manage to talk their way in, so that they can then promptly disappear from view, and then -- if they are Muslims -- who knows what, in a month or a year, or five years, one or two or several or many more of them will be capable of.

Heads should roll for this dangerous farce. Give it wide publicity. Raise the matter in Congress. Find out as much as you can about the whole thing. And then make sure that such farces, from those "democracy projects" that some entrepreneurial Americans in Washington think-tanks are no doubt making money on hand over fist (cherchez not la femme, but le fric, toujours le fric), are not repeated.

Posted by: Hugh at August 7, 2006 7:29 PM

http://www.notinamericasname.org/

Looks like CAIR is more interested in helping Hezbollah re-arm via Syria and Iran , their latest Petition and Peace demands aren't too far
off from the UN's stance ,except, Lebanon rejected it outright and a survey shows 84 % of the people there support a terrorism Org. like Hezbollah.

CAIR's macabre montauge of strife gives little time to actually see the photos and ID them as from Lenanon , now we have a massacre of 40 people that ended up being 1 person killed.

Muhammad taught them well , his charades and hollow Peace agreements may have worked on fools in the past, but while he kept his pollowers trapped in the 14th Century the West evolved
and became too educated to worship the Moon , instead we went there and back several times .

Posted by: ala-sux at August 7, 2006 7:36 PM

There is a world of difference between "known not a threat" and "no known threat," which must be what "no threat" means in this context. It is embarrassing that the authorities are playing these word games to ease peoples' concerns. Go back to sleep!

Posted by: Dhimmisoftheworldunite at August 7, 2006 7:45 PM

This stuff has been going on for a long time. I live in an area that has a lot of immigration (both legal and illegal) of vaious asian groups, but primarily mainland chinese and Taiwanese. The easiest way to get into the US is as a student visa for english language programs. There are a lot of unaccredited individuals, groups, schools, and churches that offer this supposed temporary student visa. In the days before 9-11, lots of asians would use this visa to get in and overstay and disappear into the woodwork. Back then nobody attempted to force the schools to keep track of their "students" and see that the "students" returned when the visa expired.

At least in post 9-11 US we actually track these visas and vistors close enough to figure out that they are missing. But, until we find them, they could cause some serious harm.

Posted by: GrimReaperxxx at August 7, 2006 7:46 PM

It is discouraging and maddening that they were allowed in to begin with.
It is amazing that the government checked to verify that the men showed up at their intended destination (to find that they had not).
It is sickening to realize that they are probably not going to be found until they do damage to us.

" We have met the enemy and they are us." ...Pogo

Posted by: pismopal at August 7, 2006 7:51 PM

Various language schoools, if they happen to be owned by and for Muslims, can cleverly hire people, thus providing them with work visas, to teach, say, Arabic or Farsi. He can then receive a letter, to be shown to the INS, that affirms that Muhammad or Abdullah is doing a job -- teaching Arabic or Farsi (both of them defined, don't forget, as "critical languages")-- that can't be done by an American. In fact, if a Muslim owner of such a school were to wish, he could assign a teacher for each separate class. Even better, he could simply make up phantom classes or phantom students who are supposedly taking individual tutorials, put the money in the till (money may not be the point, but remaining in America for some of these people may be far more important), and the government would be none the wiser.

Now if I were a clever policeman, if I were an FBI agent really trying to do my job, and if I were living, say, in the Boston area, then I'd start with, say, the Boston Language School. I'd find out who owns it. I'd find out what classes are offered, and who is on the teaching staff, and teaching what. I'd do a lot of things. And then I'd go on to another five hundred such language schools, or other "schools" for which student visas or for that matter teaching visas can be obtained, and go from there.

It's not hard to figure out what has to be investigated, what has to be looked into.

Not in a year or two. Now.

Posted by: Hugh at August 7, 2006 7:54 PM

From the Montana State University website:

The syncopated and consonant-rich sound of Arabic pings on the inside of the van as miles upon miles of empty Montana foothills unwind before it.
...
"The nature here is very beautiful," says a gentle, 21-year-old woman sitting in the middle seat. She has lived her entire life, save the past four weeks, in Baghdad and is on her first visit to the West. "I like everything here."
...
She and 20 other students from Middle Eastern Countries have been at Montana State University for a month on a State Department-sponsored program. The intent of the program, the Middle Eastern Partnership Initiative, is to build friends among the future leaders of Middle Eastern countries. MSU is one of just five U.S. universities to host the students, and the only one in the West.

http://www.montana.edu/cpa/news/nwview.php?article=3912

Posted by: annakita at August 7, 2006 8:11 PM

For info on the program:

http://usinfo.state.gov/mena/Archive/2006/Apr/27-251982.html

http://www.mepi.state.gov/

Posted by: annakita at August 7, 2006 8:21 PM

It seems the lesson of 9/11 has yet to be learned, and that we are due a refresher course from the 'religion of peace'. One can visualize the future Congressional hearings. . .

"Agent Jones, why didn't you report this to your superiors?"

"Well Senator, my partner FBI Special Agent Richard Kolko said there was no threat associated with the men." . . .

Posted by: Kreuzueber Halbmond at August 7, 2006 8:39 PM

This would be the same State Department program that funds and builds mosques and madrassas in muslim countries.

Montana is very close to the Canadian border, so they may have wanted to assist their Hezballah allies.

If something happens (and if we hear about it) I agree groups in the State Department deserve termination and possible prosecution.

Posted by: alaskan1000 at August 7, 2006 8:40 PM

Hello! Is anybody driving this thing?

Posted by: Carolyn2 at August 7, 2006 9:12 PM

OK, we are now aware that "U.S. authorities are searching for 11 Egyptian men who arrived in the United States last month but failed to turn up at Montana State University for a scheduled academic program. "

This is reported in a Texas news link. That indicates that the message is getting out there. . . good. Alarming as it is, it's only part of the message. Where are the mug shots? Use the visa/passport photos. Include the use of mass media (Print, cable, TV, blogs etc.) to get the job done. A perfect example is the success of John Walsh and America's Most Wanted.

tic, toc, tic, toc . . .It's way past time to get serious about the war on terror!

Posted by: miira at August 7, 2006 9:19 PM

Yes, Carolyn2,
unfortunately,
mohammed is in the driver's seat
and allah is his co-pilot
and their vehicle is a 7th century
barbaric cult that runs on blood.

Posted by: the poetess at August 7, 2006 9:19 PM

U.S. authorities are searching for 11 Egyptian men who arrived in the United States last month but failed to turn up at Montana State University for a scheduled academic program.

Ohhh stop worrying!

They got high level jobs at the State Department as "Subject Matter Experts" because -Hey either can't find Americans who want these jobs; or Americans are too damn stupid to do these jobs!

Or maybe they work for the Mayor of New York Michael Bloomberg who said "We need illegal immigrants!"

They're probably on the City payroll by now!

You islamophobes are getting paranoid!

Why the way you people are over reacting, you'd think that these missing islamics for Egypt were planning to fly planes into a skyscrapper or something!

Now ask yourselves, has such a thing ever really happened?

Posted by: witness at August 7, 2006 9:33 PM

The 9/11 report cited, as the main cause for being caught unawares on that day, "a failure of imagination". Meaning, the authorities failed to imagine that those young men from the middle east would do such a thing. So they ignored all the red flags. That was essentially the findings of that commission that consequentely whitewashed all the culpability away from everyone involved - including the USDA banking officer, Johnelle Bryant, who sat down across from Atta and endured his misogynist, anti-American tired in which he expressed interest in destroying America's national monuments while at the same time asking for money to modify a crop duster.

Simply a failure to imagine?

Well, even if we are to swallow that whitewash, what is the excuse now for letting in 11 Egyptian young men who all know each other, into the country under the pretense of going to some school in Colorado of all places? Could it be that the authorities STILL can't imagine that groups of young men from a country like Egypt might be up to nefarious deeds?

Evidently. We hope so.

Because they let them in.

Why it is, pray tell, that it is only after they go AWOL, that the authorities' imagination starts to work? What happened to that post 9/11 imagination when they applied to come to the US in the first place?

Posted by: August22 at August 7, 2006 9:45 PM

From Annakita's State Department Link: 'The students were then brought together again in Abu Dhabi to present their projects, both to their peers and to 10 professors from the three hosting universities. During the conference -- "Leadership and Civic Engagement" -- the students gained theoretical and practical knowledge from experts on such topics as youth in the political process...'

I'm sure glad that, although I'll never see a dime of my Social Security benefits, we've got the money to fly a bunch of Muslims around the world.

Youth in the political process???

Posted by: limes at August 7, 2006 9:47 PM

Sorry for being slightly off-topic, but I've just read the article shown below on MSN news. In a nutshell, almost one quarter of British Muslims believe that the July 7 attacks in Britain were justified. How depressing and alarming is that?

Link: http://news.uk.msn.com/Article.aspx?cp-documentid=736317

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Survey reveals backing for 7/7 attacks
Survey reveals backing for 7/7

Almost a quarter of British Muslims believe the July 7 terror were justified because of Britain's support for the war on terror, a poll has revealed.

And nearly half said the 9/11 attacks on New York were a conspiracy between the US and Israel.

The survey found Muslims under the age of 24 were twice as likely to justify the 7/7 attacks as those aged over 45.

It found 24 per cent across all age groups either agreed or tended to agree that the 7/7 bombings were justified, although 48 per cent said they "strongly disagreed" and 17 per cent said they did not know.

A third of those questioned said they would rather live under Sharia law in the UK than British law.

The survey also reveals concerns among Muslims about Britain's moral standards, with 40 per cent saying it is a country of bad moral behaviour, and 66 per cent saying parents allow their children too much freedom.

Posted by: The Northumbrian at August 7, 2006 10:57 PM

Lets see now, if I remember the new immigration plan-which is NOT amnesty-anyone managing to elude capture for 1 year is entitled to citizenship, free health care and retroactive Social Security benefits. Two to five years means you have to pay 1000 dollars, leave the country and then come back to do something which no one else will, like picking strawberries, or wife swapping with John Kerry. I've forgotten the rules governing an illegal stay of over 5 years. Something to do with the State Department I think.

Posted by: OLDPUPPYMAX at August 7, 2006 10:59 PM

Don't you fell safer that the FBI says no threat from these 11 muslim egyptians that they are hunting down..............

How many terrorists muslims have been allowed into America as students??????????/

Do you feel safer and protected by our PC federal government???

Prepare, be armed, be ready.

The Texican.
Freedom, the only choice at any cost and the cost will be immense.

Posted by: Texican at August 7, 2006 11:11 PM

Very irritating.

miira, I agree. They need to be showing their photos on the news, internet, etc. Since they are not here for an education, they need to be found and sent home.

Where is our Department of Homeland Security? Letting in a load of Egyptian students is not securing the homeland in my humble opinion.

Did they do police checks on these folks? Did they have to have a physical examination to make sure they were not carriers of a biological agent that could be spread across the country? Have they proper identification....so that they could be traced by credit card use, etc? I just can't believe that our government would be so stupid given 911 and all the other information which is making it clear we are at war.

Why is this on a Texas site and not being carried by the mainstream media?

Posted by: The Goobs at August 7, 2006 11:14 PM

Why it is, pray tell, that it is only after they go AWOL, that the authorities' imagination starts to work? What happened to that post 9/11 imagination when they applied to come to the US in the first place? - Posted by: August22

What happened? Good question . . .remember this recent article?

Scholarships available for Saudi students to study civil aviation in the US
... Ministry of Higher Education and the General Authority of Civil Aviation are offering scholarships to Saudi students to study civil aviation in the United States ...

Posted by: miira at August 7, 2006 11:19 PM

...Ministry of Higher Education and the General Authority of Civil Aviation are offering scholarships to Saudi students to study civil aviation in the United States..

Makes me wonder who's dong the bribing and who's getting backhanders.

It as to be about money. When something makes no sense at all....it has to be about money.

Posted by: The Goobs at August 7, 2006 11:26 PM

Student visas aren't the only loop hole . . .don't forget the religious worker visa plan aka "Radical Muslim Cleric Importation Plan."

Jihad Watch: How Visa System Failed to Flag Lodi Imam

Posted by: miira at August 7, 2006 11:28 PM

Anyone else here feel as betrayed as I do? Our leaders are'nt stupid or uninformed. They know the perils of letting this happen over and over again. One after another we allow vile and hating peoples to enter our shores at will. It's a seemingly endless event that goes on at will. Here we stand with our hats in hand begging our reps. to save us. They show no interest in doing so. It's up to us to say no more, ever, at the voting booth and in our neighborhoods. My old neighborhood is now full of hostile "mosques" and I surly do find it a deady event.

Posted by: fox1 at August 7, 2006 11:54 PM

This is going on all over. Last year my accountant got in tax trouble and spent two weeks in the federal lockup (CCI) in Arizona. He shared a group cell with 26 lebanese Muslims who would not say why they were in custody.

Yet, these people are still coming; as "students".

It's time for another crusade.

Posted by: rafael699 at August 8, 2006 12:04 AM

Fox1 -

Y E A H!!!

Posted by: champ at August 8, 2006 12:16 AM

"He shared a group cell with 26 lebanese Muslims who would not say why they were in custody."
-- from a posting above

This could have been dangerous. No Infidel prisoners should be put in group cells (or two-man cells) with Muslims. Who knows what might happen? Do they know what the Qur'an and Hadith tell these Muslims how to regard Infidels? Would an Infidel who was a Jew, or a devout Christian intent on praying and exhibiting other outward and visible signs of his faith, be quite safe in such a situation? If this is how prison authorities behave, if they have no sense about the Muslim view of non-Muslims and are willing to so negligently endanger the lives of Infidel prisoners, they should be fired. This is madness.

Posted by: Hugh at August 8, 2006 12:27 AM

"FBI Special Agent Richard Kolko said there is no threat associated with the men...."

These tight-assed FBI agents/nincompoops with MBA's, don't seem to know sh*t from shineola these days. If they're not concerned, why the hell did they day they were concerned? Did they run off to get sex changes? They were doing so good when all we had to do was worry about serial killers. I guess they can't grab the whole jihad philosophy. I feel ... safe.

Is anybody running the show here?

Posted by: Kemaste at August 8, 2006 12:36 AM

Well shoot, if the FBI Special Agents say it's no threat we should all just sleep well tonight. Is'nt that why we pay them the big bucks? Heck yah, they get paid to tell us how we should feel and think now. And their telling us there is no threat, so it must be true. There I feel better now. Yuk!

Posted by: fox1 at August 8, 2006 12:45 AM

My daughters hairdresser is selling her business and home property due to a " mosque " moving in next to her. Last hair appointment was met with hostile men , in long white shirtdresses glaring at her when she exited her car. All this in our own back yards. Geeze, don't mean to sound mean, but I just can't bring myself to love em. My daughter, my child can't go for a hair appointment in her own country. Hell to, all our leaders should get out and we can find better!

Posted by: fox1 at August 8, 2006 12:58 AM

hmmm, why 11 ? What cult did the the customs officer stamping the passports belong to ?
This time 11. Next time a plane load for a "convention" or something similar...
Seems like it is getting easier and easier to "build cultural bridges".

Posted by: freetoBEfree at August 8, 2006 2:49 AM

I know I may sound paranoid, Hugh, but I come from Montana, and I used to live along the border. In fact, there is a one woman antijihad crusader, who, like myself, has taught herself Arabic and has infiltrated a number of Jihad sites, leading to the arrest of some people, and the exposure of their plans to the CIA and FBI.
Her cover was blown because she had to testify in a court case against one of the people she helped bring to justice. Here is where I may sound paranoid: Surely this woman has a fatwa on her head. Is it possible that these "students" are assassins? She lives in such a small town, and she is a prominent citizen there. I worry is all.

Posted by: Jauhara Al-Kafirah at August 8, 2006 3:11 AM

We have a bunch of brain dead politicians with college degrees. These idiots are a perfect example of people who obtain college degrees, yet they did NOT learn any common sense. No wonder we had 9/11!!!

P.S. There are many people with college degrees that have a lot of common sense.....they just aren't running the country.

Posted by: greenchili at August 8, 2006 3:49 AM

We have a bunch of brain dead politicians with college degrees. These idiots are a perfect example of people who obtain college degrees, yet they did NOT learn any common sense. No wonder we had 9/11!!!

No, they're not brain dead; they're traitors who swore false oaths to uphold the Constitution and protect it -- and us -- from all enemies foreign and domestic.

It's that simple.

Perhaps, they see the ordianry American citizen as the enemy, and everyone else as needing special protection?

How else can this all be explained?

Posted by: witness at August 8, 2006 6:07 AM

And let's not forget all the danger and chaos that resulted from one Egyptian who went to the American West to "study". I am speaking, of course, of Sayid Qutb, who went to Colorado in the late 1940s on a student visa, and was so HORRIFIED by the "immorality" he observed there that he wrote his notorious books in which he used what he saw in America as justification for his twisted and violent idealogy.

The concept of a Lutheran Saturday-night basement sock-hop as being a "den of depravity" is utterly ludicrous, and yet that is EXACTLY what this horrible, sexually-repressed man portrayed it to be.

Qutb's influence in Islamist idealogy was so pernicious, through the Muslim Brotherhood, that Gamal abdel Nasser felt compelled to execute Qutb. Which was probably a bad idea, since it turned him into a martyr.

But, just imagine how much pain and suffering would have been alleviated if someone had NOT approved Qutb to visit the US.

Posted by: TempeB at August 8, 2006 6:53 AM

I would say that Muslims in this country who are unaccounted for and whereabouts unknown should be considered a serious security issue. Some of the most violent terrorists have been Egyptian. Is not Bin Ladens number two Al-Zawahri Egyptian? There have been others.It is well known that there are several terror cells located in the US. The intentions of the terror cells is also known. It has been proven that terror could be easily moved through our porous borders. ----Do you recall the "experienment" where the nuclear material came though the US ports was trucked and transported by train and delivered. The material went through several instruments and security devises supposedly designed to identify nuclear and radiological material.--- Well, if the material can come through and we know all about it, then how easy would it be for someone to tranport the same material while trying to conceal it..
It has been promised by various Islamic clerics and hotheads that more death will occur in America at the hands of the Islamic faithful.I,for one, believe them.
We need to find these missing Muslims quickly and deport them.

Posted by: exsgtbrown at August 8, 2006 7:09 AM

From comment by exsgtbrown

Some of the most violent terrorists have been Egyptian. Is not Bin Ladens number two Al-Zawahri Egyptian?

YUP. Another fine example is the Father of Modern Terrorism - none other than
Yasser Arafat

Posted by: miira at August 8, 2006 8:38 AM

What do you people want? Do you want to deport every Arab and Muslim out of America or throw them into camps like the Japanese in WWII?

Posted by: leantotheleft at August 8, 2006 10:08 AM

Not comforting to observe al-Qaeda using Mansoura University's name for this "extremely active" terrorist cell.

Jaish al-Taifa al-Mansoura
http://www.tkb.org/Group.jsp?groupID=4630

"Jaish al-Taifa al-Mansoura is an extremely active terrorist group dedicated to the ouster of coalition forces from Iraq and the initiation of an Islamic state. The group can be expected to target civilians, foreign and domestic military personnel, and Iraqi politicians in their violent effort to impose Shariah law on the Iraqi populace. As of November 2005, the group was claiming responsibility for terrorist attacks against these targets on a weekly, if not daily basis."

Posted by: Terp Mole at August 8, 2006 10:31 AM

"...Do you want to deport every Arab and Muslim out of America or throw them into camps like the Japanese in WWII?"

Damned if we do and certainly damned if we do not. Back then, Americans walked the middle path and did what they had to do to save American lives out of sheer necessity. They were fighting a world war...just like we are now.

Certainly you want to save lives don't you?

Posted by: Quantum Infidel at August 8, 2006 10:40 AM

What do you people want? Do you want to deport every Arab and Muslim out of America or throw them into camps like the Japanese in WWII?

Posted by: leantotheleft

. . .Take your pick, but leave Arab non-muslims out of the equation for now. Having endured the repercussions of leantothelefts (L2L's) method of universal feel-goodisms and multiculti suicide pacts has bought the west to this point. Gee, that's worked out just swell, hasn't it L2L?

Posted by: miira at August 8, 2006 12:03 PM

Jauhara,
Added your site to favorites.
No, a fatwa is not needed. Any muslim can attack her if he knows that she is anti-ummah. And if she is not in a town where there is a lot of ummah, she is safe. Still, there is ample cause for worry.

Posted by: arjun.sevak at August 8, 2006 12:37 PM

FBI: Approach Missing Egyptians with Caution
August 08, 2006 11:38 AM

The FBI has issued an urgent nationwide alert for 11 Egyptian students who entered the United States last week but failed to show up for their courses at Montana State University.

An FBI advisory says there are, at present, no known connections to any terrorist group but that the students are to be "approached with caution" and taken into custody. They "are here illegally and wanted for questioning," the advisory says.

The advisory comes just over a month before the five-year anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks on the United States.

"This is of very serious concern and is being closely tracked," said Rep. Peter King (R-NY), Chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee.

The FBI says the Egyptians arrived at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York on July 29 and disappeared. The advisory says the alert is nationwide but that there is specific concern the Egyptians may be on the Eastern Seaboard.

According to the advisory the 11 missing Egyptians are:

1. Ibrahim, El Sayed Ahmed Elsayed; DOB OF 4/29/1986.
2. El Dessouki, Eslam Ibrahim Mohamed; DOB OF 02/21/1985.
3. El Bahnasawi, Alaa Abd El Fattah Ali; DOB OF 04/02/1986.
4. Abd Alla, Mohamed Ragab Mohamed; DOB OF 02/15/1984.
5. El Laket, Ahmed Refaat Saad El Moghazi; DOB OF 09/01/1986.
6. El Ela, Ahmed Mohamed Mohamed Abou; DOB OF 02/02/1985.
7. El Moghazy, Mohamed Ibrahim Elsayed; DOB OF 08/08/1986.
8. Abdou, Ebrahim Mabrouk Moustafa; DOB OF 02/25/1984.
9. El Gafary, Moustafa Wagdy Moustafa; DOB OF 07/01/1988.
10.Maray, Mohamed Saleh Ahmed; DOB OF 09/12/1985.
11.El Shenawy, Mohamed Ibrahim Fouaad; DOB OF 08/12/1988.

http://blogs.abcnews.com/theblotter/2006/08/fbi_approach_mi.html

Posted by: Mike at August 8, 2006 3:25 PM

How do we know they were students? Because the Egyptian government said so? The very same Egyptian government where every important position is held by a Muslim and whose prime minister sides with Hezbollah? How can we trust official documents from any Islamic country?

Posted by: aynrandgirl at August 8, 2006 5:16 PM

Simply a failure to imagine?

Posted by: August22 at August 7, 2006 09:45 PM

The above in reality is the failure of 9/11 Commission. A real investigative commission would have listed corruption, irresponsibiliy,, criminal negligence as some of the causes, to be corrected by removing corrupt elements, replacing irresponsible element with responsible ones and punishing criminal neglegence. In addition, putting Saudi Arabia, Pakistam, Jordan and Egypt on notice (9/11 hijackers came from these countries), recalling our ambassadors from these countries, expelling ambassadors from the above countries, filing a law-suit in International Curt of Justice and finally, freezing the assets of the above countries.

Instead, the commission gave Dubya the window to make his Wahabi masters and Pakistani dictator, 'ally againt terror', open Southern border to one and all, invite CAIR to White House 'Iftar' and appoint Karen Hughes to serve CAIR.

Can you say 'Failure of 9/11 Commission'?

Posted by: Alert at August 8, 2006 7:29 PM

I have a redneck solution to this, post their pics with cash rewards listed for their corpses... Never happen with all the multi-culti brainwashing, but a man can dream, can't he?

Posted by: Armalite at August 8, 2006 9:02 PM

I live next door to Jersey City, NJ.
It has proven in the past to be perfect hiding ground for Islamic nuts.
And it is a close spot to JFK.
I hope that the FBI is combing every inch of J.C. with a finetooth comb.

Posted by: Sleek at August 8, 2006 9:05 PM

I do not wish to appear alarmist, but I wondered if you folks had considered the possibility that the recently absconded Egyptian students might be carrying a latent biological threat.

Bearing in mind recent statements out of Iran regarding 22 of August as having prophetic significance, it occurs to us that a human-borne pathogen such as Smallpox, having a latency period of around 14 days, may provide a perfect opportunity for an attack on the United States.

This occurred to me in light of the students being dispersed over a broad geographical area and their willingness to surrender (in 2 cases to the authorities). Of course this will hopefully turn out to be a false concern. But I felt that it was worth passing on to you just in case.

Posted by: The Goobs at August 9, 2006 7:01 PM