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Savant RE:Hey all saudis, arabs, and muslims - secret plans!!! 12/5/2004 5:16:48 PM

Here you go... get out yer tinfoil hats. I wrote this the other night when I was reeeeeaaally bored. I ehhhm, borrowed part of this from an Admirals speech posted on this board awhile back, but changed part of it, just used the data from it mostly. See what you think... THERE ARE NO TERRORISTS By Savant THIS IS YOUR CHANCE TO TAKE ACTION AGAINST ISLAMIC EXTREMISTS AND JIHAD AT THE CORE. THE SUPPORT & BREEDING GROUND OF TERROR MISSION OBJECTIVE : TO ELIMINATE THE FUNDING, SUPPORT ELEMENT AND BELIEF OF JIHAD & ISLAMIC EXTREMIST TEACHINGS WORLDWIDE. Today, More than 50 states have schools that are teaching jihad, preaching, recruiting, and training in the illegal acts of Islamic Extremism. Currently worldwide combined efforts have absolutely no successful programs to even begin to ELIMINATE OR COUNTER these threats. It's very important that people understand the complexity of this threat. This is the root of terror. Terrorism is only the hammer, ?. a tool. Terror schools and belief in jihad and terror tactics (Islamic Extremist teachings) is the real threat, and the most very real of enemies. Why aren?t these activities made illegal worldwide? Uncooperativce govts? Maybe?. The beginning of wisdom is to recognize the problem, to recognize that for every jihadist we kill or capture?as we carry out an aggressive and positive policy in Afghanistan and elsewhere?another 50 are being trained in schools and mosques around the world. This problem goes back a long way and we have been asleep. Lets take just one example ? 1980 thru current Indonesia: Saudi-funded schools and mosques are transforming Indonesian society from a very relaxed, syncretist Islam to a jihadist fundamentalist fanatical society, all paid for with Saudi Arabian funding. But nobody pays attention to that or recognizes this is the root of the problem. Presidents in the last four administrations put their arms around Saudi ambassadors, ignored the Wahhabi jihadism, and said these are our eternal friends. These schools are spread throught Central Asia, Asia, Africa and the Middle East. We have seen throughout the last 20 years a kind of head-in-the-sand approach to national security in the Pentagon. We were comfortable with the existing concept of what the threat was, what threat analysis was, and how we derived our requirements, still using the same old tools we all grew up with. We paid no attention to the real nature of this emerging threat, even though there were many warning signs. Many will recall with pain what we went through in the Reagan administration in 1983, when the Marine barracks were bombed in Beirut?241 Marines and Navy corpsmen were killed. We immediately got an intercept from NSA [National Security Agency], a total smoking gun from the foreign ministry of Iran, ordering the murder of our Marines. Nothing was done to retaliate. Instead, we did exactly what the terrorists wanted us to do, which was to withdraw. Osama bin Laden has cited this as one of his dawning moments. The vaunted United States is a paper tiger; Americans are afraid of casualties; they run like cowards when attacked; and they don't even bother to take their dead with them. This was a seminal moment for Osama.. After that, our CIA station chief kidnapped and tortured to death. Nothing was done. Then, we had our Marine Colonel [William R.] Higgins kidnapped and publicly hanged. Nothing was done. We fueled and made these people aware of the tremendous effectiveness of terrorism as a tool of jihad. It worked. They chased us out of one place after another, because we would not retaliate. The Secretary of Defense at the time has said he never received those intercepts. We have allowed the intelligence community to evolve into a bureaucratic archipelago of baronies in the Defense Department, the CIA, and 95 other different intelligence units in our government. None of them talked to one another in the same computerized system. There was no systemic sharing. Some will recall the Phoenix memo and the fact that there were people in the FBI saying, "Hey, there are young Arabs learning to fly and they don't want to learn how to take off or land. Maybe we should look into them." It went nowhere. We had watch lists with 65,000 terrorists' names on them, created by a very sophisticated system in the State Department called Tip-Off. That existed before 9/11, but nobody in the FAA Federal Aviation Administration] bothered to look at it. The FAA had 12 names on its no-fly list. The State Department had a guy on its list named Khalid Sheikh Mohammed. He was already under indictment for his role in planning the 1993 attack on the World Trade Center. The State Department issued him a visa. I could go on and on but why bother, things will not change. WHERE IS THE PUBLIC OUTRAGE IN THIS? WHAT IS BEING DONE, WHAT HAS CHANGED? DIDN?T BUSH STATE PUBLICLY THAT THE GLOVES ARE OFF AND PUT A $25 MILLION DOLLARS REWARD ON THE

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