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I would like to know why we have to read of Hasan's confession in a British newspaper to hear of Hasan's confession? This is nothing but a HUGE coverup, perpetrated by Obama and his media lemmings. "Don't jump to any conclusions," right FAUXbama!?!? You lying TREASONIST turd! We are now AT WAR on American soil, FReepers!! Taken from UK Telegraph article: Fort Hood gunman had told US military colleagues that infidels should have their throats cut One of Hasan's neighbours described how on the day of the massacre, about 9am, he gave her a Koran and told her: "I'm going...

ISLAMABAD (AFP) - Detained Pakistani nuclear scientist Abdul Qadeer Khan said he took the blame four years ago for passing atomic secrets to Iran, North Korea and Libya in order to "save his country". Khan, who has been under effective house arrest since confessing on television in 2004 to running a proliferation network, added that the country's new government had not yet contacted him about his possible release. Khan was pardoned by President Pervez Musharraf after his confession but has remained in detention. Musharraf denied any state involvement in Khan's activities but has rejected international requests to quiz the scientist....

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Most detainees have confessed to terror, says Guantanamo army chief The general in charge of the detainees at Guantanamo Bay says the terror suspects there are becoming more compliant and offering dozens more prime intelligence tips. Major General Geoffrey D Miller said the vast majority of the 660 detainees have confessed to some involvement in terrorism. Many have turned on former friends and colleagues, he said, giving information based on "incentive-based interrogations". Rewards include more recreation time, extra food rations to keep in their cells, or a move to the medium-security facility. "We have a large number of detainees who...

He admitted considering suicide-bomb attack 02/08/2003 By TODD BENSMAN / The Dallas Morning News In a rare glimpse at the government's domestic war on terror, a Jordanian student from Arlington admitted in court Friday that he had considered becoming a suicide bomber if the United States invaded Iraq. Tahir Ibrihim Aletwei, a 30-year-old software engineering graduate student at the University of Texas at Arlington, spoke freely about his inclinations toward terrorism and divulged details of his interviews with federal agents during his deportation hearing. "I was looking at America as my enemy," he said. "If someone would have approached me...

Ted Maher -- former Special Forces; Neonatal Intensive Care nurse  American Green Beret veteran and accomplished neonatal nurse Ted Maher has now been held 537 days without trial in Monaco's prison on trumped-up and false charges -- charges of causing the deaths of billionaire banker Edmond Safra and Ted's fellow nurse, Vivian Torrente on December 3, 1999. In truth, Ted fought valiantly against two armed, masked intruders to defend Edmond and Vivian and save their lives. During the struggle, Ted suffered severe knife wounds that required one hundred staples to close. Billionaire banker Edmond Safra was cooperating with the FBI,...

'Hijacker confessed under threat of castration' By Justin Huggler in Jerusalem 27 November 2002 The Arab-Israeli citizen accused of attempting to hijack an aircraft and fly it into a building said yesterday he never tried to seize the controls. Tawfiq Fukrasaid he only "confessed" when Turkish police threatened to castrate him. Mr Fukra, a Palestinian with Israeli citizenship, is being held in a Turkish prison after being accused of trying to hijack an El Al flight from Tel Aviv to Istanbul on 17 November. El Al portrayed the incident as proof of the efficiency of its security. Mr Fukra was...