If you are speaking of the First Council of Nice [A.D. 325], then I must state with all due respect that your statement is incorrect.
I appreciate your willingness to tell it like it is. Not that my appreciation means anything, but I do respect you for taking a stand against radical Islam, which can't be an easy decision considering how dangerous taking a stand can be, especially for you. Thanks for your courage!!
Bloomberg was just speaking about the new scanners they want to use at the Airports. There were talking about how there were complaints about the fact a wife or daughter could be seen naked This is obviously a man speaking as from the time we start our cycle we go through embarrassing moments. Put your feet in the stirrups, move a little closer, this might be cold to giving birth. Men are always trying to look down your top or up your skirt and with the new cell phones women are always being undressed. If me walking through a scanner is going to give me peace of mind I am all for it. I think the fact may be not his wife or his daughter been seen naked but himself.
Makes me wonder how many Muslims work for the TSA and how long before the Muslims are reading the scanners. It'll be interesting to scan the Muslim women or is this politcally incorrect?
Investigators: Northwest Bomb Plot Planned by al Qaeda in Yemen Officials Say Bomb Materials Sewn Into Suspect's Underwear by Top Terror Bomb Maker By RICHARD ESPOSITO and BRIAN ROSS Dec. 26, 2009 â The plot to blow up an American passenger jet over Detroit was organized and launched by al Qaeda leaders in Yemen who apparently sewed bomb materials into the suspect's underwear before sending him on his mission, federal authorities tell ABC News. Investigators say the suspect had more than 80 grams of PETN, a compound related to nitro-glycerin used by the military. The so-called shoe bomber, Richard Reid, had only about 50 grams kin his failed attempt in 2001 to blow up a U.S.-bound jet. Yesterday's bomb failed because the detonator may have been too small or was not in "proper contact" with the explosive material, investigators told ABC News. Investigators say the suspect, Abdul Farouk Umar Abdulmutallab, a 23-year-old Nigerian student whose birthday was last Tuesday, has provided detailed information about his recruitment and training for what was supposed to be a Christmas Day suicide attack. According to the authorities, Abdulmutallab says he made contact via the internet with a radical imam in Yemen who then connected him with al Qaeda leaders in a village north of the country's capital, Sanaa. Authorities say they do not yet know if the imam was the same one who was in contact with Maj. Nidal Hasan prior to his alleged attack on soldiers at Fort Hood last month. American-born Anwar Awlaki has lived in Yemen since 2002 and is considered a major recruiter for al Qaeda by U.S. authorities. He survived a U.S.-backed air strike earlier this week. The suspect in the Northwest Airlines attack told FBI agents he lived with the al Qaeda leader in Yemen for about a month and was not allowed to leave as he was trained in what to do and how to do it, authorities said. At some point, according to the account, Abdulmutallab said he was joined by a Saudi citizen whom he described as an al Qaeda bomb maker. Bomb Sewn Into Underwear The device intended to blow up the Northwest flight was made at the location in Yemen, according to Abdulmutallab, and consisted of a six-inch packet of powder and a syringe with a liquid. Both were sewn into the student's underwear so they would be near his testicles and unlikely to be detected, he told agents. Authorities say the combination of the liquid in the syringe with the powder created the flash bomb, which was extinguished by passengers and air crew. Investigators are conducting tests to determine the exact nature of the powder and chemicals used. Abdulmutallab suffered second-degree burns in his genital area, investigators told ABC News. The al Qaeda affiliate in Yemen has increasingly taken on a lead role in coordinating major terror attacks as the U.S. has disrupted al Qaeda training camps in Pakistan, according to American authorities. Authorities say the suspected bomber was traveling on a visa issued by the State Department on June 16, 2008 and valid until June 12, 2010. Officials tell ABC News he was on a U.S. "terror watch list" but not on the "no fly" list, which would have prevented him from boarding the flight. He had previously traveled to the U.S. on an 11-day trip to Houston in Aug. 2008. Published reports in Nigeria said Abdulmutallab's father had contacted the U.S. embassy six months ago about concerns his son had become radicalized and could pose a threat to the U.S. One report said the father could not understand why his son was allowed to board a flight to the U.S. given his warning. http://abcnews.go.com/Blotter/northwest-bomb-plot-planned-al-qaeda-yemen/story?id=9426085
Well I hope they have a trial in Detroit and the truth will come up that Abboo was abused as a child and is not responsible for his actions.
But but but we are told this is a "sophisticated well trained group" and time after time these patsys can't even light a match properly? Are you buying this BS? We give up out rights for THIS?
1 muslim controls 340,000,000 americans. (No, I'm not talking about Obama.. zing!! lol) I'm talking about the cartoonish Bin Laden, and also guys who can't even hold a match to their shoe properly, and do not even think to do it in the washroom. Who need a "bin laden' tape when we have these guys to scare us. One muslim...and our world changes overnight. Just think what will occur when they tell us a band of 100 muslims are loose in our city and determined to stike (let's hope they too cannot even start a proper fire). Can you say LOCKDOWN!! Viva the "PATRIOT" ACT, that's what is it designed for.
The "How to blow up an Airline" training manual for terrorist suggests detonating the device near the outer aircraft skin.