ENEMIES IN OUR MIDST

New York Post ^ | 2/21/03 | STEPHEN FLATOW

[kattracks]

February 21, 2003 -- THEnews yesterday that a federal grand jury in Tampa has charged eight members of the terrorist organization Palestinian Islamic Jihad with the 1995 death of my daughter Alisa provides no real sense of satisfaction or vindication or closure.

[SevenDaysInMay]

BTTT

[aristeides]

There will be no more turning a blind eye to the terrorism's exporters, whether it be Sami al-Arian or the Islamic Republic of Iran or elsewhere. Make no mistake.

The indictment makes it clear that Palestinian Islamic Jihad was being funded by Iran.

[taxed2death]

Tell the author of this article he can go back to sleep. In the last 24 hours, between 4000-6000 illegals crept over our borders. About a thousand of them "OTM's" or other than Mexicans.

Mexico is holding out on the UN vote for war with IRAQ. My money says that P.O.S. Vincente Fox wants "Amnesty" as well as open borders in return for this vote.

I'll bet George caves in.

[angry beaver norbert]

Excellent post. Unfortunately, the nations universities from Fla. to Berkely have long been havens of anti-America political teachings. These parasites are woven deeply into society, and their ultimate goal is to do us in. And there are those in our own government who aid them with shrill cries to abandon our Constitution and disarm lawful American citizens, to take away our God-given right to self defense.And in two short days, Farrakhan's Nation of Islam comes to a high school near me. A bloody sad state of affairs,my friend.

[Catspaw]

I'd like to know where that $2 million went to--and how many Israelis and US citizens, like the daughter of the author of this piece, died because of it.

[angry beaver norbert]

Whatever happened to all that oil they found in Mexico??

[uscit]

Good points.

The irony is that as we prepare to invade Iraq, we continue to be invaded by millions of people from the third world, many of whom hate the values, institutions, traditions, and most especially the historic peoples of this once great country. Through overt acts of terrorist violence or just by displacing and dispossesing Americans they are going to destroy us.

[Catspaw]

The irony, of course, is that Sami al-Arian was here legally.

[Dog]

Ari where can I go to read the indictment??

[Catspaw]

Here's one link. Be aware that the indictment is 120 pages long. Although this says it's an html file, it's a pdf file.


http://reports.tbo.com/reports/alarian/alarianindictment.html

[Coop]

Tell the author of this article he can go back to sleep.

What an insensitive, moronic statement about an author who lost a daughter to terrorists and obviously knows much more than you about the threats we face.

[taxed2death]

Not to harp here, I lost my cousin in the 911 fiasco, she was only married for 4 months.

I know a thing or three about terrorist attacks.

[Coop]

My sincere condolences on your loss.

The author knows that pain all too well.

[Jakarta ex-pat]

"the 911 fiasco"

IMHO, 911 was not a fiasco.

Sorry to hear about the loss of your cousin.

[taxed2death]

Perhaps an explaination of my use of the word fiasco is in order. I've used that term because that's how I see the failure of the worlds only remaining superpower, with all of it's billions hidden in black budgets, intelligence, defense spending....all for naught. The fact that our fighters were told to stand down for 40 minutes while this was going on... I could go on and on, but I'm sure most of you people have read it before.

The part that galls my family and I is that these substandard lackeys who couldn't hack it in private industry, still have jobs.

They droopped the ball. There was more than ample warning from the 4 corners of the globe. And still these people are employed at our (my) tax payers expense.

I meant no disrespect to the origional author, my point was that he must be asleep if he thinks this terrorism problem is being addressed here at home. My origional post on this thread was only to point out the dangerous situation regarding our open borders. I just can't take GWB seriously, with all of his ranting about a terrorist (code orange) threat and we still have huge stretches of our border completely unprotected. We're shaking down countless Americans at our airports who DON"T fit "the profile" in the name of political corectness. We're about to give Turkey 30 BILLION, and we can't afford to protect our own people here at home? This open border policy will be the cause of our un-doing. Just my humble opinion.

[Mr. Mojo]

I meant no disrespect to the origional author, my point was that he must be asleep if he thinks this terrorism problem is being addressed here at home.

I think it's being addressed, just not (nearly) to the extent that either you or I would like. ...And our (wide) open borders policy is the crux of the problem. It's clearly evident that political correctness, (Latino) vote pandering, and the honoring of political payoffs/bribes is infinitely more important than national security to this (and every other) administration.

[Freebird Forever]

There is a picture of Al-Arian and Hillary! together when Sami visited the x-42 White House.

It would be great if someone can capture & post it.