Mosques Planning Terror: Why Islamists hate new FBI rules.

National Review Online ^ | July 10, 2002 | Debbie Schlussel

[TADSLOS]

Radical Islam is an insane murder cult, and "moderate" Islam is its Trojan Horse in the West.

You nailed it.

[knighthawk]

Thanks for the ping. In Italy terrorist attempts by Moroccans could be stopped because police placed bugs in the mosque in Milan (I thought it was Milan) and could arrest suspected terrorists that way.

[Betty Jo]

oohhh,good idea!

[Travis McGee]

The Grand Mosque in Milan was nailed as the main Islamic terror headquarters in Europe.

Mohammed Atta met his gang and made his plans at the Mosque in Hamburg Germany.

London, well that is rather clear as well, it is even called "Londonistan". Even Qaddafi said that if the USA was going to bomb the main Islamic terrorist centers, we should start with London.

[TLBSHOW]

you don't say

[tracer]

Confucius say: "Rolling stone gather no mosque"....

[Shermy]

Small Grover Norquist ping.

[Republic]

Radical Islam is an insane murder cult, and "moderate" Islam is its Trojan Horse in the West.

I wonder if this is correct. It certainly makes sense in light of Debbie's article above. The proof is in the pudding-so to speak.

I am glad for this ruling. Somehow I missed this new law enabling the FBI to survey mosque activity. It makes so much sense, I am surprised it has happened. Besides, if there is nothing to hide, there is nothing for the muslims to worry about.

Perhaps they should be thanking their lucky stars, after 9/11, that no constitutional changes were rapidly made in order to ban their religion from our nation, of course none of us would want this-freedom to believe as one wishes is our cornerstond. They should WELCOME the FBI with open arms, understanding our nation has suffered under those muslims who believe in cowardice, hurting the innocent and in a God that would promise virgins as a reward for spewing devastation and cowardice.

[browardchad]

I thought Al-Arian was fired from USF. Is he on some kind of paid leave? That would be very disturbing news if true.

He's been suspended for disrupting the university. The final verdict will be issued before the fall semester -- and university groups have been petitioning the president of SFU to re-instate him under the umbrella of "academic freedom." He has yet to be convicted of anything, in spite of all the evidence. I wouldn't be surprised if he is re-instated.

[beckett]

Thanks for the info. I'll be sure to check on his status in the fall. I wrote letters about Al-Arian to all of the trustees and top administration officials of USF shortly after 9-11 (only one replied), and I'll do it again if they allow him back onto the campus.

[eyes_only]

Thanks for the pic...