Five Muslim soldiers working as translators were arrested last Christmas for allegedly trying to poison the food supply at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, reports World Net Daily.
But while the United States Army is taking the allegations “extremely seriously,” Criminal Investigation Division spokesman Chris Grey says that so far, “there is no credible information to support the allegations” of attempting to poison.
CBN News reports the Muslims were overheard plotting to poison the food at Fort Jackson, and were brought in for questioning.
An ongoing probe in the matter was started two months ago, said Grey.
Sources close to the investigation report that the “Fort Jackson Five” were part of a translation team known as “09Lima”. They may have been in contact with the five Northern Virginia Muslims who traveled to Pakistan to wage jihad on American troops.
That group was arrested by Pakistani authorities, also just before Christmas.
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Yet another plot of mass murder by those “tolerant”, “peace-loving” muslims.
In my old home state of Virginia I found this to be quite unsettling news. Islam not only has taken over the many motels in a little city called Danville, but in Red House Virginia much more ominous things have been occurring..I won’t paste the whole article here Peter, I’ll send the rest of it to you via the web.
Jamaat ul-Fuqra compound in Red House, Virginia. Red House?! I know Red House — a small village in rural Charlotte County.
Red House, Va:
Ever since then I’ve been curious to know more about the Red House compound. This past Saturday afternoon, carrying a digital camera and a great apprehension about possible encounters with some reportedly very dangerous people, I drove up there.
But first: some background on Jamaat ul-Fuqra. The group was founded in New York by Sheikh Gilani in New York in 1980. Its current headquarters is in Hancock, New York, and it has various compounds, or Jamaats, scattered throughout the United States and Canada, notably in Colorado, New York, Tennessee, Georgia, and Virginia. Most of the adherents are reported to be American-born Black Muslims who follow a strict Islamist ideology.
Sheikh Gilani, you may remember, is the cleric with whom Daniel Pearl had arranged an interview back in January of 2002. Unfortunately, Mr. Pearl was betrayed by his sources, and then abducted and beheaded. Sheikh Gilani was arrested later that month and languishes in Pakistani custody.
So this is the kind of people we are dealing with here. They launder money, smuggle firearms, plan and carry out assassinations and bombings, and conduct intense Islamist indoctrination, including inside American prisons.
According to the South Asia Terrorism Portal:
The JF, in its early phase, sought to counter what is perceived as excessive Western influence on Islam. It also concluded that violence was a significant aspect in its quest to purify Islam. In its ideological moorings, the Fuqra regards as enemies of Islam all those who do not follow the tenets of Islam as laid out in the Koran, including those Muslims who they consider as heretics as well as non-Muslims. One of Gilani’s works published by the Quranic Open University in the US and seized in a 1991-investigation instructed his cadres that their foremost duty was to wage Jehad against the ‘oppressors of Muslims’. Members of the group are described as Islamist extremists with much hatred toward their ‘enemies’.Fuqra members were actively conducting jihad operations across North America in the ’80s and ’90s:
In the 1980s, they carried out various terrorist acts, including numerous fire-bombings across the United States. JF’s early targets in North America were ethnic Indians and targets linked to various Indian sects. In July 1983, Stephen Paul Paster, a front ranking JF member, was responsible for planting a pipe bomb at a Portland hotel owned by followers of the Bhagwan Rajneesh cult. After his arrest in Colorado, Paster served four years of a 20-year prison sentence for the bombing…
There is no such thing as a peaceful Muslim. The majority who have not shown radical tendencies yet are in ‘snooze mode’ until further notice. Why the heck don’t they round them all up and kick them out of the country? Or is the USA first awaiting the outcome in Europe? And for God sake DON’T employ them in the defense force. No, not even the so called ‘good ones’.
NOBAMA WILL NOT HEAR OF EVICTING THE MUSLIMS OUT OF THE COUNTRY..
this is why you need to have Tom Sunic on you show!
http://reasonradionetwork.com/?p=6436
He’s like the Croat version of Frank of Queens