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FBI Responds to Reports on London Bomber
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Washington, D.C. – In response to several news reports based on material from the book entitled "The One Percent Doctrine" the FBI would like to clarify some facts. The book asserts that Mohammad Sidique Khan, a suspect in the London subway bombings of July 7, 2005 was on the U.S. "No Fly List" and attempted to enter the United States three times. That reporting is inaccurate. There is an individual named Mohammed Ajmal Khan, who is currently incarcerated in the United Kingdom for providing material support to terrorism. Many of the facts the book inaccurately associates with Mohammed Sidique Khan do apply to Mohammed Ajmal Khan. It appears that the author has intertwined facts relating to both men causing some confusion.
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My question is what good are "no fly lists" now that nearly 3 million ID thefts have been stolen these last few months. And it won't stop there. From our veterans, to colleges, to nuclear workers, average citizens, corporate records, and retail workers.... we are all at risk,now.
Armed with stolen ID'S we are ALL being terrorized. It's imposssible to know who is flying the friendly skies.....an American tourist, or a illegal terrorist.
Tell me is anyone going to do a
"birth record interrogation and verification" of a tourist before he boards a plane???
If not....there is no such thing as HOMELAND SECURITY. If this is a gigantic " terrorist trick" by our government to force Americans to allow illegals. They will pay dearly.
Next will be our banking systems...
The People in "PHONYWOOD try to shoot down Morality....like a dreaded plague. But, what goes around comes around. When they have no country left..when the illegal terrorists have completely distroyed the nation where they live their lavish lifestyles ... maybe, just maybe, they will see there is some redeeming value in ETHICS, and MORALITY.
The good life is about to come to a screeching halt.
Posted by: Shar | Jun 25, 2006 12:23:07 AM
The good life? When has this planet never been at war, Shar?
Posted by: David | Jun 27, 2006 8:37:10 PM
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