Lots of stories everyday now on the Bangalore link to the terror cells uncovered in UK and Australia. Highly qualified sons of doctor family are implicated in the terror attacks. More arrests are continuing. Kafeel Ahmed, the older brother of Sabeel Ahmed, was the man driving the Jeep into Glasgow Airport. Their parents are both [...]
Entries from July 9th, 2007
Terror Cells – Bangalore Update
July 9th, 2007 · 1 Comment · Bangalore, India, Politics, Terrorism
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Doctors of Death – Bangalore Connection
July 5th, 2007 · 2 Comments · Bangalore, India, Politics, Terrorism
Sad to report that the investigations of the UK terror plot are starting to show a strong Bangalore connection. What’s worse is that it’s a cell of doctors as Michelle Malkin has reported. One held in Britain, and another being held in Australia. Dr. Mohammed Haneef, 27 years old, is being held and questioned by [...]
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Islamic Jihadist Confesses and Repents
July 3rd, 2007 · No Comments · Politics, Terrorism
Seems genuine. Here is the full confession. Exactly the same things that conservatives have been saying for a long time, but no one is listening. Here is former British jihadist now confessing the exact same things about the extremists and their justifications for violence. Here is some of what he says in the article: Formal [...]
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Phone or a Cure for Cancer?
July 1st, 2007 · No Comments · Humor
Did Apple discover the cure for cancer? From all the hype in the media and technology gurus, you’d think that this has to be the next best invention since sliced bread. Come to find out, it’s just a phone that plays music, called iPhone. Well, for your information, I already have a
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Amnesty Bill Finally RIP
July 1st, 2007 · No Comments · Immigration, Politics
I believe we finally got the amnesty bill to RIP. At least for now. Hopefully. But I know, Bush, and amnesty lobby will not rest until they have their way. The open border lobby is determined to get what they want. How else do you explain that both parties were trying so desperately to pass [...]
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