Is Hit and Run jihad another form of terrorism? It seems that a case can be made that jihad against America can take many forms. So, running over Americans appears to be a new strategy.
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The latest possible act of hit-and-run jihad occurred just this month. A 27-year-old man named Munir Muthana was apprehended in Rochester, New York, after he began running random people over, sending six to the hospital.
Two squad cars were also hit as they tried to stop him. He has ties to Yemen and when he was arrested, he admitted to having six beers the previous hour and cursed at the police, saying “Ben Franklin was stupid. He should have made it so you [expletives] can’t swerve the law.
The Muslims will fix this country.” If this was just a one-time occurrence, it wouldn’t be an event worthy of this column space unless further evidence of an extremist motivation surfaced. But it is not just a one-time occurrence.
Evan Vela is an example of Military Injustice. Why in the world would we punish our military men for doing their job? This is a good question, especially for former president George Bush.
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Evan Vela now has all too many brothers-in-arms at Fort Leavenworth prison where they form what is increasingly known as The Leavenworth Ten:Vela (10 years), Corey Claggett (18 years), William Hunsaker (18 years), Raymond Girouard (10 years), Michael Williams (25 years), Larry Hutchins (11 years), Michael Behenna (20 years), John Hatley (40 years), Joseph Mayo (20 years), Michael Leahy (20 years).
Google their names, read their cases and, before recoiling in politically correct shudders into the deeper recesses of the Lazy Boy, try to imagine the particular hell of this war as they and others like them experienced it on our behalf
Well well, this another fine mess. The Obama administration had made a huge mistake by bringing terrorists to America. Our justice system is not geared to handle this type of trial. The security alone is going to major present problems.
]]>Then consider security challenges. In 2000 a terrorist suspect in the same Manhattan detention center where KSM is likely to be held loaded a plastic squeeze bottle with hot pepper juice, sprayed a security guard to blind him, then using a hair comb sharpened to a point stabbed the guard's eye so deeply that he sustained permanent brain damage.
KSM is "a totemic figure" among terrorists, noted former Attorney General Michael Mukasey. And the 9/11 Commission concluded in its final report, "No one exemplifies the model of the terrorist entrepreneur more clearly than Khalid Sheikh Mohammed."
Well well, what a fine mess we have now. President Obama and his administration are giving the terrorists a platform to express their hatred of America. What is Obama thinking.
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NEW YORK — The five men facing trial in the Sept. 11 attacks will plead not guilty so that they can air their criticisms of U.S. foreign policy, the lawyer for one of the defendants said Sunday.
ACORNGATE is upon us now. This group of scalawags have been stuffing ballot boxes from Chicago to San Diego. Voter fraud is their game and they should blamed.
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It might sound little cliché, but ACORN is the gift of controversy that keeps on giving. This time the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now is putting Jerry Brown, California's attorney general and likely gubernatorial candidate, in an awkward political position. Can you say Acorngate?
Political activist Andrew Breitbart broke a story this week about ACORN, a national association of community organizers that claims to advocate for low-and-moderate-income people, on his Big Government blog. This time ACORN is accused of a massive document dump at its San Diego office.
