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JFox1 · Jun 26, 2006

poncho said:

FBI Exploits Mentally Ill in “Homegrown” Terrorism Effort Sunday June 25th 2006, 9:17 am

It is now an established pattern: the government seeks out mental cases and disturbed individuals and turns them into “al-Qaeda” terrorists, or wannabe al-Qaedaites.

Narseal Batiste, “the accused ringleader of a wacky terrorist cell” in Miami, as the New York Daily News puts it, “needs psychiatric help,” according to his father, Narcisse Batiste. “He was distraught after his beloved mother, Audrey, died in 2000, relatives told The News, and the next year he left Chicago and dropped out of sight.”

From all accounts, Narseal Batiste is not an over-the-top mental case like Zacarias Moussaoui, but it appears he is vulnerable enough to be exploited by the government, determined to fabricate “homegrown” terrorists.

In fact, the government more or less admits it does not have a case against Batiste and his young adult and teenage charges.

“Even as Justice Department officials trumpeted the arrests of seven Florida men accused of planning to wage a ‘full ground war against the United States,’ they acknowledged the group did not have the means to carry out the plan,” reports Knight Ridder. “The Justice Department unveiled the arrests with an orchestrated series of news conferences in two cities, but the severity of the charges compared with the seemingly amateurish nature of the group raised concerns among civil libertarians,” who noted that the group had “no weapons, no explosives” and yet the government considers the arrests and case a “major announcement.”

If not for the “confidential government informant” inserted in their midst, who convinced them to pledge allegiance to the cartoonish “al-Qaeda,” there would be no case. SOURCE
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This was all a stunt to "prove" to the American people that the government is doing a good job of fighting terrorism. I'm not impressed.

Phillip · Jun 26, 2006

Funny, I recall how Timothy McVeigh's father mentioned that he needed help for mental health.

I take it that those with mental problems are not capable of horrific acts of violence?

LadyEagle · Jun 26, 2006

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JFox1 · Jun 26, 2006

Phillip said:

Funny, I recall how Timothy McVeigh's father mentioned that he needed help for mental health.

I take it that those with mental problems are not capable of horrific acts of violence?
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GOOD POINT!

poncho · Jun 26, 2006

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