June 16, 2005

Two in Lodi al Qaeda Plot Indicted

What's wrong with this picture? When WWII was declared the overwhelming response of the German community was to condemn en masse the Nazi front of the German Bund. Even though Japanese Americans were treated far more poorly than the Germans, the response from that community was to enlist in the Army in an effort to prove their loyalty to the nation and ease the oversuspicious among us.

How does the Muslim community respond to any and every indictment against suspected terrorists? By screaming intimidation and ethnic profiling.

Via the California Mafia we learn that two indictments have been handed down in the Lodi al Qaeda ring and how the Muslim community responds to finding out about the traitors living among them. Sacramento Bee (subscription):

Two Lodi men accused by the government of connections to terrorist training in Pakistan were indicted Thursday by a federal grand jury in Sacramento.
Humid Hayat is charged with two counts of making a false statement to FBI agents, and his father, Umer Hayat, is charged with one count of making a false statement to FBI agents.

The indictment says Hamid Hayat was lying when he denied being with any type of terrorist organization and denied attending any type of terrorist training camp.

The indictment says Umer Hayat was lying when he denied having any first-hand knowledge of terrorist training camps in Pakistan.

Of course, if you've seen the Hayets' lawyer on TV he is quick to remind you that his clients were not indicted on terrorism charges, but on charges of lying. Which is technically true if not utter nonsense and sophistry since they are charged with lying about their ties to terrorism. I have yet to hear a reporter challenge their lawyer on this.

And which two groups are filing the complaint? Come on....do I really have to even say?

Also on Thursday, a coalition of Muslim civil rights groups and other organizations announced they were filing complaints of "intimidating tactics" against the FBI along with a formal request for records of its investigation into possible terrorist connections in Lodi....

The tactics involve denial of medical treatment, threats of arrest or deportation to coerce people, and denied access to legal representation, said Basim Elkarra of the Council on American-Islamic Relations of Sacramento Valley.

"This must be done in the way that respects people's rights," said Mark Schlosberg of the American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California.

More at California Mafia.

Our Lodi al Qaeda cell archives are here and continually updated.

Posted by: Rusty at 07:08 PM | Comments (3) | Add Comment
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1 intimidation tactics by the FBI????....as if these Mooslims have any right to claim that.....AAARRRRGGGGHHHHH!!!!!!.....cry wolf every single time dont they????.....what is wrong with these Mulsims???....they are hanging themselves with these crybaby tactics.....American Muslims???....i dont think so, these people are like strangers in a strange land....they want our money, our freedoms but want us {the American people dead....when the day comes when these Islamicnazis do make a succesfull attack on American soil again there will be a blood bath ...all because Mulsims in the US act and speak like traitors to the country that took them in to give them a better life and more freedoms than they every had in their country of origin

Posted by: THANOS35 at June 16, 2005 08:58 PM (kDAye)

2 American muslims SAY they are against terror, so why do they ACT pro-terror?

Posted by: Carlos at June 17, 2005 08:34 AM (8e/V4)

3 Most people have noticed this difference. I've said before that if Muslims living here want their neighbors to trust them, then they need to get out there and make it clear that they do not support terrorism or jihad. Some group tried to have such a gathering in Washington recently and they got 50 people. Sorry, but with that track record I refuse to be blamed for assuming that they all support terror and jihad unless the prove it otherwise. I refuse to be called a bigot. I refuse to be "sensitive". I will not yield one inch to their "cultural sensibilites" in my society. I will not get over it, forget it, or shut up about it. It's time a lot of other people got vocal about it in public and put some pressure on the Muslim community to make it clear where they stand.

Posted by: Scott in CA at June 17, 2005 10:47 AM (g3LCu)

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