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Old 07-24-2009, 13:59   #16
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Frostfire,LarryW and Richard,

Your "all" right on this issue............... He's a traitor to his country,that's the bottom line.........: Didn't that last guy that was captured get 20 years?

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Whatever he got was either not nearly enough or way too much depending on how you look at it. Should have either been life in the hardest prison we could find, or a short trip riding the lightning on old sparky
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Old 07-24-2009, 14:06   #17
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Whatever he got was either not nearly enough or way too much depending on how you look at it. Should have either been life in the hardest prison we could find, or a short trip riding the lightning on old sparky
Amen,to that!!!!

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Old 07-26-2009, 15:24   #18
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American forged own path into Al Qaeda

American forged own path into Al Qaeda


http://www.latimes.com/news/nationwo...tory?track=rss

"......Juan Zarate, the former deputy national security advisor for combating terrorism in the Bush administration, said that the Vinas case illustrated how difficult it was to follow young men who become radicalized and make their way to militant camps in Pakistan, as well as Afghanistan, Iraq and Somalia.

"I don't think the FBI or [CIA] would say that they've seen even a poorly organized or loose [U.S.] pipeline," Zarate said. "But I don't think anyone is fully confident that we have full visibility of all the potential pipelines or of radicalized individuals trying to make their way to fight."


"We're not worried about volume," Zarate added. "But all you need is a cell to inflict damage."........."
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