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Feds arrest man allegedly heading to U.S. Capitol for suicide mission
Fox News ^ | 2/17/12 | Mike Levine

Posted on Friday, February 17, 2012 2:04:44 PM by exbrit

Authorities have arrested a man allegedly on his way to the U.S. Capitol for what he thought would be a suicide attack on one of the nation’s most symbolic landmarks, Fox News has learned exclusively. The man, in his 30s and of Moroccan descent, was nabbed following a lengthy investigation by the FBI, initiated after he expressed interest in conducting an attack. It’s unclear how the FBI learned of his aspirations. The man thought undercover FBI agents assisting him in his plot were associates of Al Qaeda.

Kurt Haskell is a lawyer in Michigan and often practices at the same court that his victim statement was made this week at the Christmas Day Underwear Bomber's sentencing hearing. Being a frequent flyer and often passing through Amsterdam and being a Platinum member of Delta I have followed this story. It smelled when it broke, it smelled the way Zippo's administration handled it, on and on. What Mr Haskell is telling us in open court as an attorney is that government orchestrated this attack on American Citizens.

When reading my statement, keep in mind that I am a practicing attorney in the State of Michigan. In addition, I regularly practice in the Court the hearings are taking place at and therefore, I am somewhat limited as to what I can say.

[snip]When I attended the jury selection hearings, I questioned why versions of the same two questions kept coming up, those being:

1. Do you think whether you'll be able to tell whether something is actually a bomb? and

2. Do you realize that sometimes the media doesn't always tell the truth?

Victim Impact Statement

The effect this matter has had on my life has been astounding and due to this case, I will never trust the government in any matter, ever.