Posted on 10/05/2005 6:03:56 PM PDT by hispanarepublicana
3 videos on the right-hand video listing. Summary:
Hinrichs spent time in the same Norman mosque as Moussaui
Ticket to Algeria was found linking back to his Pakistani roommate
5 others possibly involved
Hinrichs attempted to enter the stadium and may have had a ticket to the game
Thanks for the ping!
I have mentioned this before as a joke but never thought it had an actual historical precedent. Thanks for posting this info.
The other name for Galicia is, in fact, Carvajal. It's one of the three kingdoms founded by San Cho Noe I when he came from Cornwall to initiate the Reconquista.
It failed to last as a kingdom.
Several mariners named Carvajal worked with Christopher Columbus. One headed up the voyage that discovered Puerto Rico.
About half the officers on Magellan(McWallace)'s epic voyage around the world were also named Carvajal.
Today, most of the folks with that Surname live in South Florida. They used to live in Cuba. Before that they lived in Galicia. And as common as the name might seem, there are only a handful of them who show up in the record of passengers to the West Indies kept at St. Petersburg by the Spanish.
"Thanks for posting this info.Thanks for posting this info."
Your welcome.
I suspect the id inside the billfold did survive. If you'll notice the picture the FBI released was clearly a scanned image and sort of wrinkled looking. Later that same shot showed up clearly, with no wrinkle. Most likely the second was from the stored digital version used to make the ID in the first place, obtained from the University equivalent of Pass and ID, which is what the Air Force called it, back in the day, and still did as of a couple of years ago, right there in OK City in fact.
Hmm, bet he was facing Mecca. Mecca would be at 57.85 degrees east of north, or approximately East Northeast. (which is actually 67.5 degrees east of north). That would be a magnetic bearing of about 62.4 degrees from magnetic north. (I think, assuming I didn't reverse the sign on the correction for magnetic declination, I tend to do that. :) )
Like we or anyone else with a half a brain, is going to put any credence into what a guy by the name of Hussein says.
That's not the history of the burning of Luis de Carvahal I've read, but no matter.
Just a guess, but Carvahal might have been a convenient assumed name for those crypto-Jews hoping to "disappear" (and avoid the Inquisition) at the remote edges of the Spanish Empire.
In the case of my novel, the edge of the empire was northern New Mexico.
I like to document statments and events in real time.
Let the chips fall where they may.
Glad to have them on the same side as us. They are historically tough MFer's, and I mean that in the best way. :)
The first gun show in San Antonio after 9-11 there was a Sikh there. I didn't need to see a name tag to know. There turbans are distinctive, and often quite colorful, in contrast to the rather drab headgear of the ROP practitioners. This guy's looked like red silk. He was also wearing a suit that I couldn't afford. But I had to admire his moxie showing up at a gun show in a turban during the first week of October 2001. But no one gave him any problem.
The bomb went off in the second quarter, just before the halftime. Enough before that they had time to figure out what had happened, and notify the guards at the gates not to issue any pass outs for the half time. (basically return to the game passes)
That's a phone call or a visit to the airline website for a reservation change, from a flight tomorrow. But you are probably right.
Still, where is this guy? I'd be making a statement of non involvement twer I him. But it would be hard to explain why you hadn't noticed your roommate making rather smelly explosives in your apartment.
You might be right about the drive to NYC.
Coast to Coast Radio program actually has talked about NYC and OU tonight for the past hour. In fact, I think the guest is the owner of the infamous non-allowed website.
Triangle, an engineering/math/science fraternity. He apparently joined before his "lost" year. Never lived in the house.
There is more at stake for the likes of Boren than loss of funding from ME types. Think NCAA, and you get the real picture as to exactly why he spun his propeller beanie into warp speed right away. The $$$ generated by college football far exceeds that given by ME alumni, and in far too many colleges, it's the major source of revenue...
the infowarrior
That's what every cult organization has done. Prey on the outsider, the child who feels like they don't belong, the dejected male, the hate filled kids who were born to crappy parents, etc. The use their rage and greif against them and fill them with purpose and the myth of power.
By the time they're done, he would gladly kill himself to excercise his power over man and God.
Norman, Paraguay perhaps?
I was in the same position, without the working out (just yet, need to loose a little more weight to save my knees). Same thing, although my Doc never said anything about Cinnabetic, just regular old cooking Cinnamon, but also said you could get it in capsules in health food stores. Tried the loose cooking sort, but yuck. The only problem with the capsules is they make me burp cinnamon, but I guess there's worse tastes to sample a second time. Doc was suitably pleased at the follow up.
It's a good thing then that so many of the Border Patrol guys, at least in Texas, are Hispanics (of course in Texas they are Tejanos, while us "Gringos" are Texians). I would imagine their accents and dialects are rather unusual, by Mexican standards that is. Probably even by Castillian standards.
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