No pun intended...but is symbolic of what is going on. I think it was Rushbo that brought up how the guy managed to get fast-tracked to citizenship:
Posted on 05/06/2010 1:31:08 PM PDT by Hojczyk
Confessed terrorist Faisal Shahzad was removed from the Department of Homeland Security travel lookout list sometime after Barack Obama came into office. CBS reported:
One more reason Obama must go. The Congress must go.
How many more potential terrorists have been removed from the list?
More Evidence Team Obama Stopped Shahzad Monitoring Begun Under Bush-Clinton
Gateway Pundit references the Blog.
is there a link to the cbs news story?
Excellent stuff.
No pun intended...but is symbolic of what is going on. I think it was Rushbo that brought up how the guy managed to get fast-tracked to citizenship:
Unlike Obama, who is a mole working for Putin and Hu
Is this for real?
If November is too late, plan B will be implemented. We’re not going away. We’re Americans. We don’t cave to status quo. And we will fight for Freedom. None of us will give it up for the ‘man’. We’ll wait, for now, to see if the the system isn’t broke. If it is, there are alternatives, and we’re ready to implement them. I have a hunch, we’ll mobilize, and end this madness. But, we’ll give November one last chance. And that’s what it is, one last chance. All bets are off it the dems cheat or steal their way in November. Our gloves will be shed.
Which gay guy is this?
OR someone in the administration KNEW him.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2081836/posts
* Sohale Siddiqi is identified as “Sadik” in Obama’s memoir, Dreams From My Father, and is described as “a short, well-built Pakistani” who smoked marijuana, snorted cocaine and liked to party. Siddiqi was from Karachi, Pakistan, and Obama’s roommate when he attended Columbia University. Siddiqi was not a student at Columbia and became an illegal having over stay his tourist visa. [2] Obama knew Saddiqi when he visited Chandoo and Hamid at Occidental. Siddiqi claims Obama stopped using drugs when he arrived at Columbia. Siddiqi is a recovering drug addict and now lives in Seattle working for a community theater.
‘Lady Al Qaeda’ Aafia Siddiqui convicted of attempted murder
She was the stated reason in the vid by Mehsud for the Times Square attempted bombing. Her sentencing date was for today.
Who, How & Why?
Another mus-slime
Guess what. Since the failed bombing attempt, the sentencing of Aafiya Siddiqi has been RESCHEDULED to August 16.
Time to hatch another plot?
“I just posted that I wondered how he knew he’d been taken off the list... [I’m speculating that he didn’t try to re-enter the US until AFTER he was taken off as that just makes sense...]. “
Excellent question.
It is a safe bet that our enemies know who is on and off our no fly list.
Ping!
Any relation to “Sadik?”
In an undated letter obtained Wednesday by The Associated Press, the militant commander, Hakimullah Mehsud, threatened attacks on America and Pakistan in retaliation for the conviction in the United States of Aafia Siddiqui, a 37-year old Pakistani scientist.
Siddiqui was convicted in New York in February of trying to kill American service personnel in Afghanistan. Her case has triggered anger among Pakistani Islamist groups and in sections of the media, where she is portrayed as innocent.
The letter is addressed to Siddiqui’s sister, Fozia, who is campaigning for her release.
“We are with you in the pain you have suffered in connection with Aafia Siddiqui. God willing, we will give a reply to America and the cruel rulers in Pakistan in such a way they will remember for their whole life.”
The letter was given to the AP by a reporter for the local TV station that first reported its existence.
The reporter said it was seized from an arrested aide to Hakimullah and never reached Fozia.
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