This is plain nuts. Why would anyone do this unless they want to set
the scene for a repeat of former events or they are plain ignorant of
history?? What is wrong with this picture? The picture is of five
nuclear carriers. Just like Battleship Row, Pearl Harbor, December 7,
1941. This picture was taken the other day in Norfolk. The Obama
Administration ordered 5 nuclear carriers into harbor for “routine” (?)
inspections. Heads of the Navy were flabbergasted by the directive.
NORFOLK, VA. (February 8, 2013). The first time since WWII that five
U.S. aircraft carriers were docked together. USS Dwight D. Eisenhower
(CVN 69), USS George H.W. Bush (CVN 77), USS Enterprise (CVN 65), USS
Harry S. Truman (CVN 75), and USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) are all in
port at Naval Station Norfolk, Va., the world’s largest naval station.
Sources stated that this breached a long standing military protocol in
the Navy meant to avoid massive enemy strike on major US forces. (U.S.
Navy photo by Chief Mass Communication Specialist Ryan J.
Courtade/Released) Watch out America! Idiots and Traitors are in charge!
U.S Government does nothing to impede expansion of 'Soldiers of Allah' network
WASHINGTON – A radical jihadist group responsible for nearly 50
attacks on American soil is operating 35 terrorist training camps across
the nation, but the U.S. government refuses to include the organization
on the State Department’s list of foreign terrorists.
Jamaat ul-Fuqra, known in the U.S. as “Muslims of America,” has
purchased or leased hundreds of acres of property – from New York to
California – in which the leader, Sheikh Mubarak Gilani, boasts of
conducting “the most advanced training courses in Islamic military
warfare.”
In a recruitment video captured from Gilani’s “Soldiers of Allah,” he
states in English: “We are fighting to destroy the enemy. We are
dealing with evil at its roots and its roots are America.”
Though Gilani and his organization is suspected of committing
assassinations and firebombings inside the U.S., and is also suspected
of the beheading murder of Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl in
Pakistan, the terrorist camps spread through the country continue to
expand in numbers and population.
A documentary called “Homegrown Jihad: Terrorist Training Camps Around the U.S.” provides
compelling evidence of how “Muslims of America” operates with impunity
inside the U.S. In the video, producers visited some camps, attempted to
visit others and interviewed neighbors and local police officials. It
also include excerpts of the “Muslims of America” recruitment video.
Get “Homegrown Jihad: Terrorist Training Camps Around the U.S.” and
share it with your neighbors, your local police officials and your
representatives in Congress.
The recruitment video shows American converts to Islam being
instructed in the operation of AK-47 rifles, rocket launchers and
machine guns and C4 explosives. It provides instruction in how to kidnap
Americans, kill them and how to conduct sabotage and subversive
operations.
Jamaat ul-Fuqra’s attacks on American soil range from bombings to
murder to plots to blow up U.S. landmarks. A 2006 Department of Justice
report states Jamaat ul-Fuqra “has more than 35 suspected communes and
more than 3,000 members spread across the United States, all in support
of one goal: the purification of Islam through violence.” In 2005, the
Department of Homeland Security predicted the group would continue to
carry out attacks in the U.S.
“Act like you are his friend. Then kill him,” says Gilani in the
recruitment video, explaining how to handle American “infidels.”
Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl was attempting to interview
Jamaat ul-Fuqra’s leader, Gilani, in 2002 when he was kidnapped and
later beheaded. One year later, Iyman Faris, member of both Jamaat
ul-Fuqra and al-Qaida, pleaded guilty in federal court to a plot to blow
up the Brooklyn Bridge.
Gilani was at one time in Pakistani custody for the abduction of
Pearl. Intelligence sources also suggest a link between Jamaat ul Fuqra
and Richard Reid, the infamous “shoe bomber” who attempted to ignite
explosives aboard a Paris-to-Miami passenger flight Dec. 22, 2001.
“What we are witnessing here is kind of a brand-new form of
terrorism,” says FBI Special Agent Jody Weis in the documentary. “These
home-grown terrorists can prove to be as dangerous as any known group,
if not more so,” As WND reported, a
covert visit to a Jamaat ul-Fuqra encampment in upstate New York by the
Northeast Intelligence Network found neighboring residents deeply
concerned about military-style training taking place there but
frustrated by the lack of attention from federal authorities.
Muslims of the Americas Inc., a tax-exempt organization, has been
directly linked by court documents to Jamaat ul-Fuqra. The organization
operates communes of primarily black, American-born Muslims throughout
the U.S. The investigation confirmed members commonly use aliases and
intentional spelling variations of their names and routinely deny the
existence of Jamaat ul-Fuqra.
The group openly recruits through various social service
organizations in the U.S., including the prison system. Members live in
compounds where they agree to abide by the laws of Jamaat ul-Fuqra,
which are considered to be above local, state and federal authority.
U.S. authorities have probed the group for charges ranging from links
to al-Qaida to laundering and funneling money into Pakistan for
terrorist activities. The organization supports various terrorist groups
operating in Pakistan and Kashmir, and Gilani himself is linked
directly to Hamas and Hezbollah.
Gilani’s American headquarters is in Hancock, N.Y., where training is
provided to recruits who are later sent to Pakistan for more jihadist
paramilitary training, according to law enforcement authorities.
A Justice Department report to law enforcement agencies, prepared in
2006, provides a glimpse into how long Jamaat ul-Fuqra or “Muslims of
America” has been operating inside the U.S.: “Over the past two decades,
a terrorist group known as Jamaat ul-Fuqra, or ‘Community of the
Impoverished,’ has been linked to multiple murders, bombings and various
other felonies throughout the United States and Canada.”
Gilani’s “communes” are described by law enforcement as “classically structured terrorist cells.”
Seven of the compounds have been identified as training facilities:
Marion, Alabama; Commerce, Georgia; Macon, Georgia; Talihina, Oklahoma;
York County, South Carolina; Dover, Tennessee and Red House, Virginia.
Other compounds are located in California, Colorado, Texas, Maryland,
Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington, Michigan and West Virginia.
Thousands of British have reacted with outrage at the plans
to tax bank accounts which are in credit. The great EU bank robbery, as
it's been dubbed by some of the 60,000 or so ex pats living on the
island has forced many to start plans to withdraw their savings as Susan
Cairns who has lived and worked on the island since 2007 explained.
"On Tuesday I plan to go to the bank and withdraw all the money I have in there and have nothing left in there. You know, I can't trust them anymore. It's theft. They are stealing from me. That's how I see it,"
she said.
"I think it is particularly unfair for people that have saved and tried hard to keep some money in the bank, and it's just a blanket tax across everybody. I understand people with higher savings getting taxed more, but 6.75 percent seems an awful lot of money to me. I think it's a very clever way of making sure that Cyprus pays its fair share,"
opined another, Stuart Cowell.
British Chancellor George Osborne
said his government will reimburse military and government personnel
working on the island. But the UK tax payer will have to foot the bill.
Constantine
Georgiou, a British Cypriot believes the Cypriot politicians should
act.
"The government should investigate thoroughly and find the people responsible for this mess, prosecute them, put them in prison, even if he is the ex-president, whoever is responsible,"
he said.
There was a bit of a role reversal on Fox News’ The Five Thursday afternoon with liberal host Bob Beckel tearing into the Obama administration for allowing the NSA to obtain phone records from millions of American Verizon customers
and the more conservative hosts defending the agency’s right to do
everything it can to protect the country from terrorism. Beckel exploded
with rage over the breach of privacy, accusing the government of
sliding into “fascism.”
“I think it is one of the most outrageous examples of the stepping on
the Constitution I’ve heard,” Beckel began. “They have no right to the
phone records… It is illegal, it is unconstitutional and it is
deplorable. I didn’t like it when they did it during the Bush
administration and I don’t like when they’re doing it now.”
“They have taken this PATRIOT Act, which I think was the most
dangerous act passed, and they have taken it and abused it,” Beck added.
“You talk about fascism? You’re getting damn close to it.”
But at the same time, Eric Bolling,
who no one would accuse of being an apologist for President Obama, had
trouble condemning the administration this time. “This is tough one,” he
said. Echoing the sentiments of Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC),
Bolling explained, “Personally, and I’ve said this before, I don’t do
anything wrong so I don’t really care if you snoop on me. I’m worried
about the bad guys.” He acknowledged that “government overreach” is also
a concern and recognized that “a lot of people are going to be upset”
by his comments.
When Beckel called on the NSA to come before Congress and prove that
terrorists acts have been stopped by the “intrusion on millions of
Americans,” Dana Perino pointed out that Sen. Mike Rogers
(R-MI) did claim today that the program has thwarted a terrorist
attack. “I trust that the government is doing the right thing on this,”
she said.
“If there was a terrorist attack and it killed your son,” Perino
proposed to Beckel, “and you found out that the government hadn’t done
everything it could to try to find out the intel to prevent that,” he
would feel differently.
“It would be terrible for my son, certainly,” Beckel said, standing
firmly on principle, “but do I think that the government has the right
to intrude on our personal lives? No.”
