Posted on 05/21/2015 6:56:53 PM PDT by ButThreeLeftsDo
One of the Twin Cities men charged with supporting terrorism planned to kill FBI agents who were investigating their activities over the last 10-months, according to federal authorities who’ve reviewed a confidential informant’s secret recordings of conversations in early April that detailed the threats.
“If there’s no way out, I’m saying. If our backs are against the wall, I’m gonna go kill the one who punks me,” said Mohamed Farah, one of seven men from the Twin Cities who is charged with supporting terrorists in the Middle East. “You know the one. Everybody has that one Fed that you know. Yours is the one, that tall-assed nigga, M***.”
Farah, who drove to San Diego in late April with another Somali-American man from Minneapolis and a confidential informant working for the FBI, said in another conversation what he would do once he crossed into Mexico in hopes of then being able to fly to Turkey. “I’m going to spit on America at the border crossing,” he told Abdirahman Yasin Daud, another defendant in the case.
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Mohamed Farah; a Keith Ellison constituent, I presume!
No need to presume.
It goes without saying.
Why Keith can keep his seat forever.
sidebar:
Minn. Men Accused Of Using Federal Student Loan Money To Join ISIS
http://minnesota.cbslocal.com/2015/05/19/6-accused-of-trying-to-join-isis-added-to-former-indictment/
If convicted- they will probably face heavy sentence for the loan fraud- than the fact they are terrorists. Screwy world we inhabit these days
Once again proving how stupid Somalis are (70 IQ) and how they are the worst possible immigrants
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