Avedon points to an interesting detail about the Lebanese terra'ist plot that the main$treamers are all bothered about this week.
...His family insisted he had no connection to al-Qaeda. His mother, Nabila Qotob, told the Associated Press in Beirut that Hammoud taught economics at a local university. "His morale is high because he is confident he is innocent," she told the AP.
Fatfat said Hammoud appeared to reaching out to al-Qaeda and did not appear to have been assigned a specific mission by the group. "It seems to us they are working as an independent group," the Lebanese official said. "It seems it was his idea. He contacted many others by Internet."
Fatfat said Hammoud, a Sunni Muslim, lived in Ain al-Hilweh, Lebanon's largest Palestinian refugee camp. Al-Qaeda members are reported to be active in the camp, according to the Middle East Intelligence Bulletin.
The alleged plotters appear to reflect the ad hoc, self-organizing nature of many alleged terrorist groups...
Well it certainly helps when they've got federal agents contacting them on the web, pretending to be Al-Qaeda, and egging them on.
Lambert is right. It's like somebody threw a switch. Or something.
This will increase in frequency and intensity as the $election date nears and unbiased polls show the Reptilicans and DINOcrats losing.
Not that they don’t intend to Diebold everything anyway: it’s just with the 20% of voters that actually believe in the War on Terra frothing at the mouth, listening to the cable news, and ready to riot for Dear Leader’s Crusade, it makes a $election so much easier to steal.
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