ShadowWar

ShadowWar

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Now first let me re-interate, I DO NOT CALL HIM A TERRORIST in any form. I simply said that it can not be ruled out and needs to be looked at closer. Look at the CITATIONS BELOW: Sulejman Talovic quit school at 16, but had continued to attend Friday prayers at a Salt Lake City mosque until December, when he got a job under pressure from his father. FROM/ CITATION http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/02/15/national/main2480419_page2.shtml<a href="http:

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DrM, I just gave up. When BK doesn't like or agree with what you post he doesn't discuss the content of the material, regardless of how he thinks I got it, he just takes over the thread and whines about the fact I forgot to cite where I go the information from. Grow up man, talk about the content. Or run off and tell whoever you want whatever you want. Im gonna take my ball and go home! LOL. You are not allowed to have a personal opinion according to him. If yours is not the sa

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Oh and here is what the militant Islamic website says: "Though jihad may be a part of the answer to the problems of the ummah, it is an extremely important part. Jihad is to offer ourselves to Allah for His Cause. Indeed, every person should according to Islam prepare himself/herself for jihad and every person should eagerly and patiently wait for the day when Allah will call them to show their willingness to sacrifice their lives. We should all ask ourselves if there is a quicker way

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Are we facing a new and increasing type of criminal/ terrorist act? Is there reason for concern of the general public at large? Should we begin to prepare ourselves for the possibility of bigger and more spectacular attacks? When Sulejmen Talovic entered the Trolley Square mall in Salt Lake City Monday night with a shotgun, a pistol, and a backpack full of a

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A good days work...but you won't hear about it.. March 9th, 2007, BAGHDAD, Iraq – Coalition Forces killed one terrorist and captured 16 suspected terrorists including an alleged al-Qaeda media emir during raids Friday morning throughout Iraq. In Mosul, Coalition Forces

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MAALEF, Iraq – Based on information gathered from a source, soldiers from the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Brigade, 2nd Iraqi Army Division, supported by Soldiers from the 5th Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery Regiment, uncovered a cache of illegal weapons Feb. 26 near the village of Maalef. The cache was buried in various plastic containers and refrigerators arrayed in a 200 meter radius circle and contained the following: • Eight anti-personnel landmines

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Feb. 28, 2007 - The United States should approach the global war on terrorism as it would an insurgency, a senior military official said today at the 18th annual Special Operations and Low-Intensity Conflict Symposium here. "If we look at is as terrorism, we have a tendency to think that the solution is to kill or capture all the terrorists. That's a never-ending process," Army Lt. Gen. William G. Boykin, undersecretary of defense for intelligence and warfighting suppo

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Asteroid collision course sends UN into frenzy <A title=PDF onclick="window.open('http://www.itwire.com.au/index2.php?option=com_content&do_pdf=1&id=9748','win2','status=no,toolbar=no,scrollbars=yes,titlebar=no,menubar=no,resizable=yes,width=640,height=480,directories=no,location=no'); return false;" href="http://

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Feb. 19, 2007 - Iraqi and coalition forces captured 61 suspected terrorists, destroyed five improvised explosive devices and seized several weapons caches during operations across Iraq in the past four days. Today, special Iraqi army forces, along with coalition forces, destroyed a car rigged with an explosive device and captured seven suspected terrorists during a raid targeting foreign fighters east of Tikrit. Forces found the car bomb during a search for a

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OK I think I have heard it all now. The TV Show "24" is causing torture. From http://www.c-n.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070211/FRONT01/70211013 The advocacy group Human Rights First says there’s been a startling increase in the number of torture scenes depicted on prime-time television in the post-2001 world. OK OK my response to this is no S%$T. Since that is a hot topic and many of t

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This is a prime example of how the MSM is attempting to(and doing a good job) sway the public view of this war, now by falsely stating what people are saying or using it out of context. You will never hear about this on the MSM because they know they lie just to make their point!! http://www.mrc.org/cyberalerts/2007/cyb20070212.asp#1 <P align=center

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Feb. 14, 2007 - Coalition forces killed 15 terrorists and detained 44 others in operations around Iraq over the past two days. During operations targeting al Qaeda terrorists and an associated improvised explosive device network in Arab Jabour today, coalition forces killed an estimated 15 terrorists and prevented two IEDs from being emplaced. Coalition forces received enemy fire on the ground and from a fortified building in the area during the operation. Det

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By Fred W. Baker III American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON, Feb. 13, 2007 - Testing for some of the systems slated for the first "spin out" of the Army's Future Combat Systems program has gone well, except for one minor glitch: the soldiers testing them don't want to give the prototypes back. "They won't give me back my stuff," joked Army Maj. Gen. Charles A. Cartwright, program manager for the Future Combat Systems Brigade Combat Team, as he briefed

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Thanks for the link Doc. I read it and I have to say its troubling, but from reading the charges they were not convicted of conspiracy. Here is what bothers me about how politics get in the way. I hope its looked into and used in the appeals if they feel it is crucial to the case. From the article you linked me too: Poe emphasized the "misleading information went to the crux of the government's case that there was some kind of a so-called 'conspiracy' among these two Border Patrol age

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Reply By: Dr. GuyPosted: Monday, February 12, 2007 Did you see where the DA lied to Congress? Frankly I dont know if they are guilty of anything. I do know the DA lied to Congress on the transcripts and the trial. Are they bad? Perhaps. The trial transcripts have already been denied by the DA in the case. And that makes me wonder about the rest. I will send myself

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OK lets clarify, I am not being harsh on the cops. What I am saying is, the case went through our system, they were convicted by a jury that felt they were guilty of what they were charged with. They have the appeal process to work in. So since thats the way it works, let it work. As for thier pursuit policy, I will check on it and see what I can get, I ahve a few buds in DHS/BP. I have seen both sides of this story, just as the jury did and they found them guilty. Wor

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OK OK I am tired of hearing about the "illegal", "improper", or otherwise wrongly convicted Border Patrol Agents that were convicted by a jury in a court of law of having violated several laws. I am tired of people that seem to confuse the issue of Border Security and the actions of two Border Patrol Agents. This conviction in no way affects the other Border Patrol Agents.

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Information gathered from: RELEASE No. 20070209-05 Feb. 9, 2007 Coalition Forces stop insurgent attacks in northern Iraq Multi-National Division – North PAO TIKRIT, Iraq – Coalition Forces conducting routine patrols in several different areas near Tikrit, observed several terrorist teams while they were attempting to emplace roadside bombs in Salah ad Din and Diyala provinces on Feb. 5. &nb

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BUILDING HOUSING SUSPECTED TERRORISTS HIT IN AIR STRIKE NEAR ARAB JABOUR BAGHDAD – Coalition Forces conducted an air strike Wednesday targeting an al-Qaida in Iraq-related vehicle-borne improvised explosives devices network near Arab Jabour. Intelligence reports indicated that this network is responsible for a large and devastating number of VBIED attacks in the Baghdad area. They are also responsible for IED and sniper attacks co

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IA Captures foreign fighter facilitator Multi-National Corps – Iraq PAO BAGHDAD – Soldiers of the 7th Iraqi Army Division captured a suspected foreign fighter facilitator during operations with Coalition advisers Feb. 6 in the Al Qaim region, near the Syrian boarder. The suspect is alleged to be gathering information about Iraqi Forces and Coalition Forces operations and providing it to foreign fighters. The m

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