Probe finds terrorists in U.S. 'training for war'

WND has gotten even worse since I gave up on it long ago. Wow!

Ok, let's start at the beginning.

Who is the intelligence think tank? Who is the independent reporter? Why are they not named?

Why did these people, if they exist, pay a "covert" visit to the neighbors? How covert was it, if it's reported on the world wide web? Why, if this is true and the neighbor's fear for their safety for talking to them, why is the fact that the neighbors spoke to these un-named sources being reported?
That sounds mighty unethical. Why should I believe highly unethical people?

What kind of logic is that? They see small children outside of the school during school hours and hear bursts of gunfire. They give them mean looks when they pass by.

This sounds more like drunk uncle Jeb down in Alabama than a skilled Pakistani terrorist training group! Actually, it kinda sounds like a school I attended. We learned to shoot, and during school hours, as it was for school.

Huh? I thought they were secluded and secretive. When did this happen? Where did it happen? Who recorded it? Where did WND get this quote from?

Ok, so this supposably militant camp, which goes as far as to be suspicious of neighbors driving to their homes and yells at them, let a private investigator wander around the property finding this stuff out?

They also note that the propery is near a water supply source.

Well blow me down.

The kids don't stay inside all the time, someone shoots guns, they let private investigators wander around, and it's located near a water supply place.

I don't know about you, but I think we should run around in circles screaming!

 

http://www.fromthewilderness.com/timeline/2002/nypost020102.html

 

I'll bet you there is more than just ONE of these groups in the United States--I have heard that the Muslims enter the US through Mexico by using "Spanish" sounding names--and probably they come in through Canada. America needs to wake up to the reality that Islam (not the individual Muslims--but the religion they follow) is our #1 enemy.

 

http://www.thenewamerican.com/focus/terrorism/index.htm

 

(from first article)

(from second article)

What published report?

Are you seeing why people don't accept these articles?

Contradictions, sources from things like ONE independant reporter who miraculously knows things nobody else can find out, sources such as unnamed articles, and on and on.

 

Well, if they call themselves an intelligent group, they must be?

Even in the interim article, the identity of the investigator, and the free blog site, is kept private.

Now, why are you putting so much faith in the "Northeast Intelligence Network"?
They are a branch of Haggman's private investigation service, with AN office, which specializes in insurance fraud and can't even keep it's website online.
And I've got a blog on blogspot too. Does it give me credibility?

I'm not trying to be mean, really, but I don't trust this article. This IS a focus on what it says. Part of reading it includes figuring where it came from. Both what it said and where it came from were really shakey things to me. And how is this group going to NOT know who their neighbors are? It seems like a pretty easy thing to figure.

Think of it this way. If you were in court, would you want to be found guilty or not guilty based on the credibility, research, and writing abilities of the same people who wrote this "news"?

I wouldn't want my safety depending on them. No way.
Wouldn't want it in the hands of our government either, but that's another story.

Are there terrorist groups training in America? I believe there are. Is the listed group one of them?

If they are, this group didn't do the FBI any favors by scaring them into more secrecy with this article.

So it wasn't just bad journalism, if this is true and this group is indeed a terrorist training ground, they may just jeopardized my safety, and yours.

Are you comfortable with that? Is that good.

I'm not comfortable with it. And I don't think it's good.

 

Does the Pentagon, CIA and FBI have websites like this for propaganda purposes? The chances are much better than average I'd say. Do they have the money to set up sites like this for propaganda purposes? There are billions and billions of dollars unaccounted for, Ooopsie! We spend billions to get our computers to communicate but no matter how much of your money we spend on equipment and experts we just can't seem to get it right. Ooopsie.

BTW, Michael Chertoff of Homeland security fame is in desperate need of massive funding again no matter how much of our money they spend they just can't seem to get it together either. Ooopsie. We goofed again during Katrina...we need more money...give it up or the terrorists will git you and your little dog Toto too! Ooopsie.

Did the Bush administration spend almost two billion dollars in two years for "public relations" purposes? Yep. It's failing. Ooopsie. We need more money to scare you into giving up your liberty...and convincing your kids into volunteering to fight for Hallibuton, Dyncorp, Shell and Dutch oil and the Carlyle group and the Bin Laden group construction company, now give it up or the terrorists will git you and your little dog Toto too. Ooopsie.

Does the Bush administration spend your money on fake news? Yep. Caught again. Ooopsie. Give us more money and do as we say or the terrorists will git you and your little dog Toto too! Ooopsie.

 

From the link I posted above. The story was first published in the NY Post.

A quick Google search will bring up the group's web site and related islamic sites, including a group located in North Carolina.

 

Here is a link describing the Jamaat ul-Fuqra group:

Link Not a nice peaceful group, according to this link.

 

From the link I posted above. The story was first published in the NY Post.

A quick Google search will bring up the group's web site and related islamic sites, including a group located in North Carolina. </font>[/QUOTE]Ok, here's a major problem.

You apparently believe that this is a terrorist group. You know this because it was said to be said in "a published report" and because you found information about the group on the internet.

The FBI is saying that it found nothing.

Apparently, you believe that the FBI is lying, and that a whole bunch of people know that there are terrorist groups training en masse on United States soil. Especially at this place in New York, and one in North Carolina.

What are you going to do now? That's a serious charge. The people in government, if this is true, could all be charged with treason and given the death penalty. It's a pretty serious charge, you can't just walk around accusing people of crimes that could get them the death penalty, but since you've apparently already thought this out and believe it to be correct...
Citizens have the right and DUTY to overthrow the government and establish one that truly represents the people, especially when they're causing the destruction of our country and putting our lives at risk and aiding and abetting an enemy by refusing to act and by allowing them to continue to train here to kill us.

So, what are your plans?

 

LE,

As your lawyer, I must insist that you do not answer that question.

Joseph Botwinick

 

What in the world?

The post is a not-so-credible report, and you're backing it because you're HEARD that Muslims enter the US through Mexico by using Spanish sounding names...and probably through Canada.

Therefore, we need to wake up and realize that the religion of Islam is our number one enemy.

How does this all connect?

A report with a credibility problem leads you to remember a rumor you heard, which leads you to state that Islam in enemy number one.

Wars start when false reports and rumors abound. Please, let's not give them any more help!

 

Gina, apparently you didn't read the last link I posted. Here's some of what is at that link, so you can decide for yourself on information other than that posted from WND. I posted the first link to show you that WND was not the original source. I didn't post whether or not I thought this was a terrorist group, and actually gave no opinion one way or the other, so it is reasonable to assume you jumped to a conclusion. Be that as it may, here is some of the information from the last link I posted. Readers of this thread can come to their own conclusions as to whether or not this is a terrorist group, okay?

BTW, JB, I appreciate the offer for your legal services. Can I keep you on retainer?

 

BTW: Mubarik Ali Shah Gilani, the founder of this group, was the dude Daniel Pearl was trying to interview.

 

LE, that's all good. That's great.

The thing is, you sound like you believe this.

That's good and great too. That's your right.

But...the question is this.

If you believe this, you believe that our government is, at best, refusing to do its job, at worst, guilty of the most terrible form of treason.

That's a pretty horrible situation.
What are you hoping will happen, now that you've brought this knowledge to light?

What were you hoping the reaction would be? What is YOUR reaction to it? What will you do?

 

LE,

Again, as your self appointed lawyer, I must strongly advise you to NOT answer that question.

Joseph Botwinick