Folklight Reflections

The date on this article and supporting pieces indicate the depth of malfeasance by our governments Defense Department. Perhaps the Saudi influence runs deeper and is more entrenched than we dare imagine? The time for "Change" is NOW we "HOPE" they will listen in DC before this happnes again! by Daniel Pipes New York Post September 29, 2003 The news last week that two Muslim military personnel, James Yee and Ahmad al-Halabi, had been arrested on suspicion of aiding Al-Qaeda prisoners at Guantánamo Bay (with another three Muslim servicemen under watch) seemed to prompt much surprise. It should not have. It has been obvious for months that Islamists who despise America have penetrated U.S. prisons, law enforcement, and armed forces. In February, a milestone Wall Street Journal article established that imams who consider Osama bin Laden "a hero of Allah" dominate the Islamic chaplaincy in the New York state prison system. In March, I documented the case of ...

From Northeast Intelligence Network : There are clear and present dangers throughout North America despite some who claim these warnings are manipulated, exaggerated or are simply useful distractions Some current press reports blaming NYPD, members of the Joint Terrorism Task Force, or other law enforcement officials for acting too quickly against an Afghan national and his associates must be addressed. Not only are such accusations misplaced, but malicious at their core. If there is any blame to be placed, it must be laid directly at the feet of the Islamic advocacy groups who have launched a crusade of political correctness against law enforcement, encumbering them under the threat of legal action. It must also be placed at the feet of those government officials who have acquiesced to the very public and well-funded disinformation campaign that asserts the loyalty of fundamental Muslims is to America rather than to their religious ideology. There is NO evidence to support that conte...

They rode in on a Trojan Horse named Heroin by: William E. Blackburn , copyright 2001 A river of opium has flowed through the streets of America; mountains of heroin still stand as a financial monument to terrorist activities. It goes without saying that the dastardly attack on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon has caused immeasurable suffering. People from all over the world have rallied and united together to fight against this terrorism. Our nation’s law enforcement agencies have come together like never before, and while I do have some reservations regarding civil liberties and individual freedom I can’t help but appreciate the need for increased security. Perhaps as a side effect, these increased security measures will dry-up a great deal of the drug activity that has waged a ruthless war here in the streets of America. It has become quite clear that these extremists, these terrorists have financed many of their activities through a network of drug dealers that span across a...