[1066AD]

Hope they've covered their own security too.

[bahblahbah]

I really wish the State Department gave out there Arabic courses out for free. There is no good online resources for learning Arabic. I'd love to go troll on some Jihad message boards.

[auboy]

BTTT

[doug from upland]

Finally, a plantiff's attorney for whom we can cheer.

[My2Cents]

Yeah, that was my thought. Loose lips...

[NewRomeTacitus]

This is a case for those goldanged meddling kids at the Threat Matrix.

[japaneseghost]

These really are the good guys. Motley is close to lawyer Harry Huge, a Charleston/DC big wig lawyer. Harry Huge is very honest, no BS, I know him. Got kicked out of a DC firm because he liked to take on clients who couldn't pay. He is as honest and ethical a lawyer as you're gonna find.

These lawyers made their big bucks, and they're southern gentlemen who have the testicular fortitude to do what's right.

I expect some big things to come from this 'private investigation.'

[ModelBreaker]

This is one of the first useful acts I have heard of from the plaintiff's bar in a long time. It sounds like they have done a great job of collating a lot of available information into useful form.

[wildbill]

Doesn't this article give enough details to put this man and his operation in deadly danger from terrorists?

Why would they do that?

[Santiago de la Vega]

Thanks for posting this article.

This type of database is a crucial step in destroying the power of petrodollars.

Notice the first search concerned bank accounts. There is where our resources must go if we're ever to defeat terrorism.

It's not enough just to kill the existing terrorists - though that's essential - we must also defeat the funding mechanism.

There's an unlimited supply of idiots willing to throw away their lives for some loony Islamic ideology. All they require is a pile of money to hire them, compensate their families, and put the bomb in their hands.

Until we choke off the money, the killing won't stop.

Thanks again.

[libstripper]

One of the most surprising things about the war in Iraq and our response to 9/11 is apparently how little we've used the tremendous resource of Iraquis who fled here to esacpe Saddam. Each of these people who knew English should have, if possible, been recruited as a translator, given a pile of documents, a scanner, and a computer and put to work. If they're doing it here instead of in Iraq, they would be relatively safe and, as a group, would be a tremendous assist in the WOT.

[Smokin' Joe]

Hope they've covered their own security too.

There should be enough data here in the article(if accurate) to imperil not only the home office, but several key figures as well.

I bet it will be a while before anyone else from the media gets access.

[Calpernia]

ping

[TADSLOS]

...said Motley, who works from an enormous yacht named Themis...

So much for security...

[SunkenCiv]

The EU is too busy dictating how everyone should make pizza or embalm the dead to worry about sharing law enforcement information. And the bus drivers can't possibly keep their timetable if they have to stop to pick up passengers.

[Cap Huff]

Dog,

I don't think you've posted to this. Thought you might like to see it.

[Peach]

This attorney may want to check out how a Clinton appointed federal judge granted an award to some 9/11 families against Iraq for being complicit in the 911 attacks.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/09/05/september11/main520874.shtml

Hundreds of articles linking Saddam and Osama bin Laden. Some of the links DIRECTLY point to their involvement in 911.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1327993/posts

[upchuck]

Thanks for the ping Peach.

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[upchuck]

Thanks for the ping Peach.

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[smonk]

---Yet on the third floor of a glass office building overlooking the Cooper river is a locked room that is straight out of a futuristic thriller.---

and all this time I thought that was public housing.

[SC Swamp Fox]

Hope they've covered their own security too.

There was way too much info in this article.