I'd line up all you morons. Russ and Dave way too old and brittle to knock out. Michelangelo so stupid I feel sorry for him so I wouldn't bother bashing in his melon head. But I'd knock gas man out and then take Walters internet access away. No more crazy rants on Facebook for him.
Anyone seen bfl?
Looks like Akiphidelt hit another home run . . . .
Ohio man who trained with Islamic militants charged with supporting terrorism
http://news.yahoo.com/ohio-man-trained-islamic-state-charged-supporting-terrorism-163702359.html
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Columbus, Ohio, man who trained with Islamic militants in Syria has been arrested and charged with supporting terrorism and making false statements, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.
Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, 23, a naturalized American, had been instructed by a Muslim cleric to return to the United States and carry out an act of terrorism, a federal indictment said.
The indictment said Mohamud told an associate that he wanted to go to a military base in Texas and "kill three or four American soldiers execution-style."
Mohamud's brother was killed fighting with the Nusra Front, the Syria-based affiliate of al Qaeda, the indictment said.
Before leaving for Syria, Mohamud had posted material on social media promoting symbols of the Islamic State militant group, the indictment said. A law enforcement official said, however, that once in Syria Mohamud and his brother, Aden, trained with Nusra.
According to the indictment, Mohamud obtained a U.S. passport and purchased a one-way ticket to Greece. He left the United States in April 2014 but instead of flying to Greece, went to Istanbul, Turkey, and then Syria.
In Syria he sent videos of himself to an unnamed person, the indictment said. In one video, he pointed to a gun in a holster on his hip and in another, he stood in front of a white house with a black flag on it.
Click image to read entire indictment. (screenshot)
Click image to read entire indictment. (screenshot)
Upon his return to the United States, the indictment said, Mohamud told an unidentified person that while in Syria, he had been trained in shooting weapons, breaking into houses, using explosives and hand-to-hand combat.
According to the indictment, Mohamud also said that just before he was about to start fighting with militants in Syria, a cleric connected with an unspecified militant group told him he should return to the United States and "carry out an act of terrorism." A law enforcement official identified the cleric as a representative of the Nusra Front.
According to the indictment, Mohamud "wanted to kill Americans, and specifically wanted to target armed forces, police officers or any uniformed individuals." The indictment said Mohamud's plan was to attack a U.S. military base but that he also had a backup plan to attack a prison.
The indictment said Mohamud told his unnamed interlocutor that his brother, Aden, had died and that Mohamud himself "was next and would join Aden soon.
A U.S. official said Mohamud initially was arrested in February in Columbus and held by local law enforcement authorities. The official said Mohamud would be transferred into federal custody on Thursday.
Ohio man who trained with Islamic militants charged with supporting terrorism
http://news.yahoo.com/ohio-man-trained-islamic-state-charged-supporting-terrorism-163702359.html
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A Columbus, Ohio, man who trained with Islamic militants in Syria has been arrested and charged with supporting terrorism and making false statements, the U.S. Justice Department said on Thursday.
Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, 23, a naturalized American, had been instructed by a Muslim cleric to return to the United States and carry out an act of terrorism, a federal indictment said.
The indictment said Mohamud told an associate that he wanted to go to a military base in Texas and "kill three or four American soldiers execution-style."
Mohamud's brother was killed fighting with the Nusra Front, the Syria-based affiliate of al Qaeda, the indictment said.
Before leaving for Syria, Mohamud had posted material on social media promoting symbols of the Islamic State militant group, the indictment said. A law enforcement official said, however, that once in Syria Mohamud and his brother, Aden, trained with Nusra.
According to the indictment, Mohamud obtained a U.S. passport and purchased a one-way ticket to Greece. He left the United States in April 2014 but instead of flying to Greece, went to Istanbul, Turkey, and then Syria.
In Syria he sent videos of himself to an unnamed person, the indictment said. In one video, he pointed to a gun in a holster on his hip and in another, he stood in front of a white house with a black flag on it.
Click image to read entire indictment. (screenshot)
Click image to read entire indictment. (screenshot)
Upon his return to the United States, the indictment said, Mohamud told an unidentified person that while in Syria, he had been trained in shooting weapons, breaking into houses, using explosives and hand-to-hand combat.
According to the indictment, Mohamud also said that just before he was about to start fighting with militants in Syria, a cleric connected with an unspecified militant group told him he should return to the United States and "carry out an act of terrorism." A law enforcement official identified the cleric as a representative of the Nusra Front.
According to the indictment, Mohamud "wanted to kill Americans, and specifically wanted to target armed forces, police officers or any uniformed individuals." The indictment said Mohamud's plan was to attack a U.S. military base but that he also had a backup plan to attack a prison.
The indictment said Mohamud told his unnamed interlocutor that his brother, Aden, had died and that Mohamud himself "was next and would join Aden soon.
A U.S. official said Mohamud initially was arrested in February in Columbus and held by local law enforcement authorities. The official said Mohamud would be transferred into federal custody on Thursday.
[h=1]Ohio man who trained with al Qaeda cell in Syria arrested after returning to US with directive to carry out terror attack[/h]
By REUTERS and SNEJANA FARBEROV FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 17:33, 16 April 2015 | UPDATED: 20:36, 16 April 2015
A 23-year-old resident of Columbus, Ohio, who trained with a group affiliated with al Qaeda has been arrested and charged with plotting an attack on American soil, the Justice Department revealed today.
Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, a naturalized American citizen of Somali descent, had been instructed by a cleric to return to the United States and carry out an act of terrorism, the indictment said.
The Justice Department stated that Mohamud was also an Islamic State sympathizer, and that his brother, Abdifatah Aden, was killed fighting with the group in Syria in 2013.
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Terror suspect: Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, 23, from Columbus, Ohio, has been arrested and charged with supporting terrorism after getting training in Syria
According to court documents, Mohamud left the US a year ago with the intent to go to Syria and train with a terrorist group linked to al Qaeda in Iraq.
In April 2014, he purchased a one-way ticket to Greece, but during a layover in Istanbul he failed to board a connecting flight to Athens and instead made his way to Syria.
Once he reached his destination, Mohamud stated that he received training in shooting weapons, breaking into houses, explosives and hand-to-hand combat.
The 23-year-old Columbus man aloes said that after completing his training, a cleric with the group Jabhat al-Nusrah instructed him to return to the US and commit an act of terror.
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The 23-year-old returned to the US in June 2014 with a plot to attack a military base or a correctional facility, targeting people in uniform, according to court documents.
'Mohamud talked about doing something big in the United States,' the papers cited by ABC News indicate. 'He wanted to go to a military base in Texas and kill three or four American soldiers execution style.'
On Thursday, Mohamud was indicted on one count of attempting to provide and providing material support to terrorists, one count of attempting to provide and providing material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization, and one count of making false statements to the FBI.
The first two counts, providing material support to terrorists and providing material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization are each crimes punishable by up to 15 years in prison.
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Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, left, speaks with his defense attorney, Sam Shamansky, during a hearing to set bond on state charges of money laundering and providing support for terrorism in February
Making false statements involving international terrorism carries a maximum sentence of eight years in prison.
Mohamud was arrested on state charges February 21, 2015, and is expected to be transferred into federal custody based on today’s indictment.
Before Mohamud's brother was killed in battle on or around June 3, 2014, the two had exchanged emails discussing the 23-year-old's plans to travel to Syria and fight with Islamic State.
In February, Mohamud asked Abdifatah Aden how he could send him money.
Later that month, Mohamud was arrested at his Columbus home for allegedly providing a computer tablet an other material support to terroist organizations aborad.
Prosecutor Ron O'Brien at the time asked a judge to set Mohamud's bond at $1million saying he was a flight risk and posed a threat to public safety.
Mohamud's attorney, Sam Shamansky, insisted that his client was not a terrorist and would not flee because he was taking care of his ailing mother in Ohio.
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- Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, 23, from Columbus, said he got training from terror group linked to al Qaeda in Syria
- Was instructed by cleric to return to US and carry out terror attack
- His suspected plan was to go to a military base and kill three-four soldiers 'execution-style'
- Mohamud was arrested in February on state charges of money laundering and providing support for terrorism
- If convicted in federal case, the 23-year-old could face up to 40 years in prison
By REUTERS and SNEJANA FARBEROV FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
PUBLISHED: 17:33, 16 April 2015 | UPDATED: 20:36, 16 April 2015
A 23-year-old resident of Columbus, Ohio, who trained with a group affiliated with al Qaeda has been arrested and charged with plotting an attack on American soil, the Justice Department revealed today.
Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, a naturalized American citizen of Somali descent, had been instructed by a cleric to return to the United States and carry out an act of terrorism, the indictment said.
The Justice Department stated that Mohamud was also an Islamic State sympathizer, and that his brother, Abdifatah Aden, was killed fighting with the group in Syria in 2013.
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Terror suspect: Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, 23, from Columbus, Ohio, has been arrested and charged with supporting terrorism after getting training in Syria
According to court documents, Mohamud left the US a year ago with the intent to go to Syria and train with a terrorist group linked to al Qaeda in Iraq.
In April 2014, he purchased a one-way ticket to Greece, but during a layover in Istanbul he failed to board a connecting flight to Athens and instead made his way to Syria.
Once he reached his destination, Mohamud stated that he received training in shooting weapons, breaking into houses, explosives and hand-to-hand combat.
The 23-year-old Columbus man aloes said that after completing his training, a cleric with the group Jabhat al-Nusrah instructed him to return to the US and commit an act of terror.
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The 23-year-old returned to the US in June 2014 with a plot to attack a military base or a correctional facility, targeting people in uniform, according to court documents.
'Mohamud talked about doing something big in the United States,' the papers cited by ABC News indicate. 'He wanted to go to a military base in Texas and kill three or four American soldiers execution style.'
On Thursday, Mohamud was indicted on one count of attempting to provide and providing material support to terrorists, one count of attempting to provide and providing material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization, and one count of making false statements to the FBI.
The first two counts, providing material support to terrorists and providing material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization are each crimes punishable by up to 15 years in prison.
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Abdirahman Sheik Mohamud, left, speaks with his defense attorney, Sam Shamansky, during a hearing to set bond on state charges of money laundering and providing support for terrorism in February
Making false statements involving international terrorism carries a maximum sentence of eight years in prison.
Mohamud was arrested on state charges February 21, 2015, and is expected to be transferred into federal custody based on today’s indictment.
Before Mohamud's brother was killed in battle on or around June 3, 2014, the two had exchanged emails discussing the 23-year-old's plans to travel to Syria and fight with Islamic State.
In February, Mohamud asked Abdifatah Aden how he could send him money.
Later that month, Mohamud was arrested at his Columbus home for allegedly providing a computer tablet an other material support to terroist organizations aborad.
Prosecutor Ron O'Brien at the time asked a judge to set Mohamud's bond at $1million saying he was a flight risk and posed a threat to public safety.
Mohamud's attorney, Sam Shamansky, insisted that his client was not a terrorist and would not flee because he was taking care of his ailing mother in Ohio.
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"right wing extremists are the REAL terror threat"ointer:
I'm not the one who said that. The FBI, DEA, CIA, Local Law Enforcement, and the DHS came to that conclusion in their report. So yea, according to the peoples opinion who matters, right wing terrorists are the biggest terror threat we face. Not going to lie, I'm much more terrified of you going postal over Obama's birth certificate than people throwing rocks at police cars in Baltimore.
The Baltimore Police Department said earlier in the day they received a credible threat that numerous gangs have entered into a partnership to “take-out” law enforcement officers.
According to the department, they have received credible information that various gangs including the Black Guerilla Family, Bloods and Crips have entered into the partnership.
“Law enforcement agencies should take appropriate precautions to ensure the safety of their officers,” the department says in a press release.
http://washington.cbslocal.com/2015/04/27/baltimore-businesses-shut-down-amid-threat-violence/
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"Right wing extremists are the biggest terror threat!"ointer:
This uneducated drunk is so fucking dumb it's embarrassing.
According to the department, they have received credible information that various gangs including the Black Guerilla Family, Bloods and Crips have entered into the partnership.
“Law enforcement agencies should take appropriate precautions to ensure the safety of their officers,” the department says in a press release.
http://washington.cbslocal.com/2015/04/27/baltimore-businesses-shut-down-amid-threat-violence/
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"Right wing extremists are the biggest terror threat!"
ointer:This uneducated drunk is so fucking dumb it's embarrassing.
You're literally the dumbest person here, hahaha. How does it feel to get owned this much?
https://www.start.umd.edu/pubs/START_UnderstandingLawEnforcementIntelligenceProcesses_July2014.pdf
It honestly doesn't matter when it was written vs when it was published... your dumbass said...
No they didn't, liar. There is no "report" if there were a report you would be able to cite it.
You are so dumb it is laughable.
There is a report... and I was able to cite it... making you wrong for the millionth time here. Lmao!! You are dumb as fuck, not going to lie.
The report the topic is referencing is the one I linked. Whether it matches your time frame is irrelevant. You were wrong about there not being a report. There is a report that states that the DHS views right wing terror groups as the biggest domestic terror threat. Making you 100% wrong as always. Whenever you are wrong, which is a lot, you just make up a different argument... it's absolutely hilarious to watch. Man up for once in your pathetic life and admit that you are just retarded and definitely not nearly as smart as you think you are. Game over for you. Time to take some time off, you've been annihilated today.
"You can't liquidate a mutual fund"
"Policies have to be written down"
LMAO!!! Quotes from an all star military vet, lawyer. Yea... we believe you!
