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It would shock me if a single female name is on the list.


10 posted on 06/27/2016 10:25:21 PM PDT by pepsionice
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Why?


33 posted on 06/28/2016 2:24:26 AM PDT by 9YearLurker
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It would shock me if a single female name is on the list.

Pamela Gellar and Ann Barnhardt are likely close to the top of the list, so your point?

the infowarrior

34 posted on 06/28/2016 2:34:52 AM PDT by infowarrior
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It would shock me if a single female name is on the list.

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Two mentioned in the article:

1. Amelia, an Army wife who asked to use a pseudonym during her interview to protect her identity, only knew there was a credible threat on her life but was given no further details when Army officials contacted her May 12.

“I had no idea I was on an ISIS hit list until you called me,” the woman said, referring to a telephone call Circa made in early June to her residence.

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2. “I was terrified. We live in a different world and the Jewish community is a number one target of these radicals,” said a woman in Austin who found out from Circa that she and several of her friends in the Jewish community were on a list. The woman agreed to be interviewed only on condition of anonymity, fearing using her name would only increase her risk.


44 posted on 06/28/2016 4:23:40 AM PDT by Qiviut (In Islam you have to die for Allah. The God I worship died for me. [Franklin Graham])
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To: pepsionice
It would shock me if a single female name is on the list.

Prepared to be shocked:

“I was terrified. We live in a different world and the Jewish community is a number one target of these radicals,” said a woman in Austin who found out from Circa that she and several of her friends in the Jewish community were on a list. The woman agreed to be interviewed only on condition of anonymity, fearing using her name would only increase her risk.

And...

Amelia, an Army wife who asked to use a pseudonym during her interview to protect her identity, only knew there was a credible threat on her life but was given no further details when Army officials contacted her May 12.

“I had no idea I was on an ISIS hit list until you called me,” the woman said, referring to a telephone call Circa made in early June to her residence.

“It all made sense to me after you called. The Army didn’t give me any detailed information. I didn’t even get advice on how to protect myself but I took my own precautions, which included removing a lot of information from social media sites, changing my driving patterns and keeping my doors and windows locked,” she explained.

The police department in Corpus Christi, where Amelia lives, also had no idea it had a citizen on the ISIS hit list until a call from Circa News prompted it to call the FBI.

“We were not contacted by the Army or the FBI referencing the threat to our citizen,” Police spokesman Chris Cooper said.

55 posted on 06/28/2016 7:23:49 AM PDT by justlurking
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