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  • thome
    ROTH ARMY ELITE
    • Mar 2005
    • 6678

    30 years for helping Al Qeada.



    Homeland security works.

    NEW YORK (AP) -- A Pakistani man convicted of agreeing to help an al Qaeda operative with terrorist plans sneak into the United States was sentenced Thursday to 30 years in federal prison.

    Judge Sidney H. Stein said Uzair Paracha knew what he was doing when he agreed to help a former Baltimore, Maryland resident trying to sneak back into the United States from Pakistan.

    His father, Saifullah Paracha, is being held as an enemy combatant at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. He has denied involvement in terrorism, though documents indicate he is suspected of laundering money for terrorists and associating with al Qaeda figures.

    The government said Majid Khan plotted with al Qaeda leaders to bomb underground storage tanks in gas stations in Maryland, and enlisted Uzair Paracha to pose as Khan so he could obtain immigration documents necessary for Khan to re-enter the United States. Khan never made it into the country and the attack never took place.
  • Nickdfresh
    SUPER MODERATOR

    • Oct 2004
    • 49203

    #2
    So the Feds managed to find a single, incompetent terrorist? Stop the presses! It's a good thing we're surrendering our civil liberties for the few, disorganized, unarmed "terra-ists."

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    • jcook11
      Commando
      • Sep 2004
      • 1281

      #3
      This poor bastard thought he was helping Al Franken ...not Quaeda.

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      • jcook11
        Commando
        • Sep 2004
        • 1281

        #4
        Originally posted by Nickdfresh
        So the Feds managed to find a single, incompetent terrorist? Stop the presses! It's a good thing we're surrendering our civil liberties for the few, disorganized, unarmed "terra-ists."
        Just what civil liberties have you given up Nick? What do the
        "terra-ists" have to do to get your attention?

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        • thome
          ROTH ARMY ELITE
          • Mar 2005
          • 6678

          #5
          Originally posted by Nickdfresh
          So the Feds managed to find a single, incompetent terrorist? Stop the presses! It's a good thing we're surrendering our civil liberties for the few, disorganized, unarmed "terra-ists."
          i AM possitive.... HE IS NOT THO ONLY ONE IN THE COURTS, WHO WILL BE IN THE COURTS AND WHO WILL GET CAUGHT, BEFORE THE
          END OF THIS BULLSHIT.

          ps are you defending this fukstick..?

          I know your not, just a lil tiffed at your statement.

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          • Cathedral
            ROTH ARMY ELITE
            • Jan 2004
            • 6621

            #6
            Originally posted by jcook11
            Just what civil liberties have you given up Nick? What do the
            "terra-ists" have to do to get your attention?
            Good questions, but don't expect an answer to either that doesn't lay everything at the feet of the Bush Administration.

            60 years of failed policy never seems to be entered into the equation.

            But to acknowledge any of that would mean they would have to understand WHY our troops are deployed they way they have been historically and WHY we must continue down the path we are currently on.

            Admitting fault won't diminish the reality of what must be done now, and they would have to support Bush and his actions.
            Even if Bush came right out and said all the conspiracies were true it wouldn't change the reality we face now or in the future.

            However, it would lead to where they are ultimately focused on, re-gaining the power which would then be used to appease those who have nothing more in their heads than strapping on a bomb and walking into your local mall.

            I might just vote Democrat out of curiosity of how they would handle things. it would be suicide in my opinion but what the hell...I don't care if i live another day or not, i just don't want to leave my daughter alone in this world.

            Ultimately, I'm just fed up with the horse shit mentality of this modern world.

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            • jcook11
              Commando
              • Sep 2004
              • 1281

              #7
              Originally posted by Cathedral
              Good questions, but don't expect an answer to either that doesn't lay everything at the feet of the Bush Administration.

              60 years of failed policy never seems to be entered into the equation.

              But to acknowledge any of that would mean they would have to understand WHY our troops are deployed they way they have been historically and WHY we must continue down the path we are currently on.

              Admitting fault won't diminish the reality of what must be done now, and they would have to support Bush and his actions.
              Even if Bush came right out and said all the conspiracies were true it wouldn't change the reality we face now or in the future.

              However, it would lead to where they are ultimately focused on, re-gaining the power which would then be used to appease those who have nothing more in their heads than strapping on a bomb and walking into your local mall.

              I might just vote Democrat out of curiosity of how they would handle things. it would be suicide in my opinion but what the hell...I don't care if i live another day or not, i just don't want to leave my daughter alone in this world.

              Ultimately, I'm just fed up with the horse shit mentality of this modern world.
              "Buy ya a drink sailor"? :bottle:

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              • ELVIS
                Banned
                • Dec 2003
                • 44120

                #8
                Originally posted by jcook11
                Just what civil liberties have you given up Nick?
                He's just reciting liberal talking points while doing his best FORD impression...

                How entertaining...

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                • Nickdfresh
                  SUPER MODERATOR

                  • Oct 2004
                  • 49203

                  #9
                  Originally posted by jcook11
                  This poor bastard thought he was helping Al Franken ...not Quaeda.
                  WTF does that even mean?

                  Originally posted by jcook11
                  Just what civil liberties have you given up Nick? What do the
                  "terra-ists" have to do to get your attention?
                  Oh, gee, the right not to have my fucking phone tapped by the NSA, my IP given to the Feds via my service-provider and phone records given via my phone provider, to have my mail & bank records seized via blanket "National Security Letters" with no recourse, etc.

                  Wake up you stupid, uninformed bitches!! If this were Clinton in the White House, you'd be bitching about your guns being taken away by "jack-booted federal thugs."

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                  • Cathedral
                    ROTH ARMY ELITE
                    • Jan 2004
                    • 6621

                    #10
                    Originally posted by jcook11
                    "Buy ya a drink sailor"? :bottle:
                    Sure, i'll have an RC and Coke, thank you...

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                    • Nickdfresh
                      SUPER MODERATOR

                      • Oct 2004
                      • 49203

                      #11
                      Originally posted by thome
                      i AM possitive.... HE IS NOT THO ONLY ONE IN THE COURTS, WHO WILL BE IN THE COURTS AND WHO WILL GET CAUGHT, BEFORE THE
                      END OF THIS BULLSHIT.

                      ps are you defending this fukstick..?

                      I know your not, just a lil tiffed at your statement.
                      Thome, go back to the refrigerator and grab another cold one from your Lone Star 12-pack, and try not to hurt your little pea-brain...

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                      • Nickdfresh
                        SUPER MODERATOR

                        • Oct 2004
                        • 49203

                        #12
                        Originally posted by ELVIS
                        He's just reciting liberal talking points while doing his best FORD impression...

                        How entertaining...
                        Me Elvis, me smart.

                        Another monsyllabic, one line, rant from the village idiot.

                        How entertaining...

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                        • Cathedral
                          ROTH ARMY ELITE
                          • Jan 2004
                          • 6621

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Nickdfresh
                          WTF does that even mean?



                          Oh, gee, the right not to have my fucking phone tapped by the NSA, my IP given to the Feds via my service-provider and phone records given via my phone provider, to have my mail & bank records seized via blanket "National Security Letters" with no recourse, etc.

                          Wake up you stupid, uninformed bitches!! If this were Clinton in the White House, you'd be bitching about your guns being taken away by "jack-booted federal thugs."
                          Nick, do you use a cordless/wireless phone?
                          I can listen to anyone's conversations with a $200 scanner on either device.

                          Nick, can some smart ass hacker get into your bank records and steal your identity?
                          or view your email?

                          I could do all of the above long before Bush came along, pal.

                          The only people who have to worry about losing their freedoms are those who are engaged in unlawful acts. on this particular issue the only thing that has changed is that it is now legal for them to do it.

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                          • Nickdfresh
                            SUPER MODERATOR

                            • Oct 2004
                            • 49203

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Cathedral
                            Nick, do you use a cordless/wireless phone?
                            I can listen to anyone's conversations with a $200 scanner on either device.

                            Nick, can some smart ass hacker get into your bank records and steal your identity?
                            or view your email?

                            I could do all of the above long before Bush came along, pal.

                            The only people who have to worry about losing their freedoms are those who are engaged in unlawful acts. on this particular issue the only thing that has changed is that it is now legal for them to do it.
                            But they can't prosecute you on trumped up charges the minute the Gov't believes they can turn fascist... That's the difference!

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                            • Cathedral
                              ROTH ARMY ELITE
                              • Jan 2004
                              • 6621

                              #15
                              Originally posted by Nickdfresh
                              But they can't prosecute you on trumped up charges the minute the Gov't believes they can turn fascist... That's the difference!
                              That's true, i agree there is an opportunity for corruption as with any office in government. I just don't know of anyone who has been prosecuted on trumped up charges yet.

                              I'm on record as saying i don't like these changes in the past and i still stand by that.
                              but i'm hard pressed to make a claim that I have personally lost anything because of it.

                              That's all i'm saying.

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