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This is news every one knew would happen, it’s just ACTUALLY happening now.
Could these “Iraqis” be recruited by Al Qaeda? Many people in the media believe that to be true
You don’t secure your borders, we get attacked…
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One thing I know to be true, if the NIE is even partially correct. The war is not making America safer, at the cost of 12 billion dollars a month. “Fiscal conservatism? What’s that?”

rho on July 17, 2007 at 2:10 PM

Fixed. And per the 12 billion a month, I’d rather the Feds spent moeny on liquidating jihadis instead of funding abortions and paying welfare queens to have more babies they cannot take proper care of. But that’s just me.

Update: Probably just an editing artifact but the paragraph at the end of the last link is now gone. It was a reference to non-Muslim threats like the Earth Liberation Front.

Thanks, AP.

So there WAS another paragraph there? Did you get a look at it before it disappeared?
RushBaby on July 17, 2007 at 2:14 PM

I was almost positive there was – it summarized the portion of the NIE I quoted above.

the invasion galvanized and provided invaluable training for new jihadists

Im glad rho also caught the white house presser, too, and is taking talking points from dropouts with notebooks and pencils

It IS odd that USA Today, in the article AP linked to, didn’t downplay the muslim threat and single out the NIE assessment regarding non-muslim single issue groups. Anybody know anything about the author, Richard Willing? I’ll bet that poor guy is getting fired right this minute!
RushBaby on July 17, 2007 at 2:03 PM

Heh. What bothers me is that the paragraph just disappeared without any note as to why and what was changed.

(a) AQI wouldn’t have existed but for the U.S. invasion, ergo we sort of deserve to lie in the bed we made or (b) the NIE was cooked by Bush to justify a sustained campaign and should be dismissed out of hand

Or a third option: the invasion galvanized and provided invaluable training for new jihadists after the Bush administration, in a preview of coming attractions here at home, failed to secure the Iraqi border.

One thing I know to be true, if the NIE is even partially correct. The war is not making America safer, at the cost of 12 billion dollars a month. “Fiscal conservatism? What’s that?”

It IS odd that USA Today, in the article AP linked to, didn’t downplay the muslim threat and single out the NIE assessment regarding non-muslim single issue groups. Anybody know anything about the author, Richard Willing? I’ll bet that poor guy is getting fired right this minute!

Is that what AP was getting at? Because I read that article three times and could not find a reference to non-muslim groups.

Nope, but if you read those comments it’s pretty obvious that there are some seriously deranged people in this country who could use the old J Edgar Hoover treatment.

RushBaby on July 17, 2007 at 1:44 PM

That’s odd. Here’s the language from the NIE:

The arrest and prosecution by US law enforcement of a small number of violent Islamic extremists inside the United States—who are becoming more connected ideologically, virtually, and/or in a physical sense to the global extremist movement—points to the possibility that others may become sufficiently radicalized that they will view the use of violence here as legitimate. We assess that this internal Muslim terrorist threat is not likely to be as severe as it is in Europe, however.

We assess that other, non-Muslim terrorist groups—often referred to as “single-issue” groups by the FBI—probably will conduct attacks over the next three years given their violent histories, but we assess this violence is likely to be on a small scale. We assess that globalization trends and recent technological advances will continue to enable even small numbers of alienated people to find and connect with one another, justify and intensify their anger, and mobilize resources to attack—all without requiring a centralized terrorist organization, training camp, or leader.

So basically all great news.

I think the article’s been edited since Allah’s first post.

Slublog on July 17, 2007 at 1:41 PM

Looked again and it does say it was updated 3m ago.

Look for them to sound crazier and crazier as more of this comes out!

Is that what AP was getting at? Because I read that article three times and could not find a reference to non-muslim groups.
RushBaby on July 17, 2007 at 1:40 PM

I think the article’s been edited since Allah’s first post.

Yes indeed scroll down and read the reader comments and see who the fed’s should have their eyes on.

doriangrey on July 17, 2007 at 1:15 PM

Is that what AP was getting at? Because I read that article three times and could not find a reference to non-muslim groups.

Incidentally, it’s not only Muslim terrorist groups who are considered a threat. Scroll down to the end here to see who else the feds have their eye on.

Yes indeed scroll down and read the reader comments and see who the fed’s should have their eyes on.

But Mrs. Silky Pony (and his wife Elizabeth) have proclaimed Iraq to be a hotbed of violence perpetrated by sectarian Sunni vs Shiite factions.

This is confusing. I’m beginning to think the MSM and Dem presidential candidates aren’t leveling with us.

Huh.

Oh, and according to a j-skool wonder at the white house presser this morning, its easy to find UBL, because of all that medical equipment he’s lugging around, according to intelligence reports she no doubt disbelieves.

Of course, if it really were all that easy, and were she a good journalist, maybe she’d take the time to go to Afghanistan herself to claim the 50 million herself. What better way to highlight Bush’s incompetence than to be shown up by writers!

But there’s one too many assumptions in there.

From the National Intelligence Estimate:"We assess that al-Qa’ida will continue to enhance its capabilities to attack the Homeland through greater cooperation with regional terrorist groups. Of note, we assess that al-Qa’ida will proba…