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FOX News reports on three terrorists arrested in Ohio who were planning to attack US and Allied troops overseas:
And that's another reason why it's very fortunate that they were arrested before they could carry out their sadistic plots and commit violent crimes.
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Three terrorists caught in Ohio
FOX News reports on three terrorists arrested in Ohio who were planning to attack US and Allied troops overseas:
A federal grand jury on Tuesday indicted three Ohio men for their role in assisting terrorism on U.S. targets overseas, specifically American military personnel and their allies in Iraq.While it's good that the terrorists three were captured before they could do any harm overseas, it's also fortunate that they were captured before they could do harm within even the United States. An important point to make here that the media may have obscured: there is every possibility that they could have tried to attack US army personnel even within the United States, at military bases in Ohio or other parts of the US.
The indictment said the men plotted to kill U.S. and coalition military personnel in Iraq and other countries. On at least two separate occasions, among other charges, at least one of the men verbally threatened to kill or inflict bodily harm on President Bush, the indictment says.
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales announced the five-count indictment during a press conference Tuesday.
"These defendants have been living in the United States, where they have been engaging in weapons training and seeking help in order to kill people abroad, including our troops," Gonzales said.
"Individuals who aid terrorists within our borders threaten the safety of all Americans," he continued. "We are committed to protecting Americans, here and overseas, particularly the brave men and women of the U.S. armed forces who are serving our country and striving valiantly to preserve democracy and the rule of law in Iraq."
The men named in the indictment are: Mohammad Zaki Amawi, 26, who was a citizen of Jordan and the United States who lived in Toledo until August 2005; Marwan Othman El-Hindi, a 42-year-old naturalized U.S. citizen born in Amman, Jordan who lives in Toledo; and Wassim Mazloum, a 24-year-old legal U.S. resident who operated a car business with his brother in Toledo after entering the United States from Lebanon.
And that's another reason why it's very fortunate that they were arrested before they could carry out their sadistic plots and commit violent crimes.
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Counter Terrorism Blog: The Ashburn jihadist signals a greater danger By Walid Phares The FBI's arrest of Farooque Ahmed of Ashburn, Va., for allegedly assisting al Qaeda in planning multiple bombings around the nation's capital paints a sobering...
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Fox: Feds Announce Terror Charges And Arrests August 5, 2010 - 10:29 AM by: Mike Levine Marking the latest in a growing number of terrorism cases involving an Al Qaeda-linked group in Somalia, federal authorities have unsealed charges against 14 people...
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From PR Newswire: WASHINGTON, March 29 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Six Michigan residents, along with two residents of Ohio and a resident of Indiana, were indicted by a federal grand jury in Detroit on charges of seditious conspiracy, attempted use of...
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Human Events: Jihad USA by Oliver North 07/31/2009 Georgetown, SC -- They don’t look like al Qaeda terrorists. Their photos in the local newspaper look menacing enough -- but more like a crew that might knock over a convenience store or an ATM at a...
- British Arrest Two Terror Suspects At Heathrow
The first suspect is an American citizen: An American citizen who once lived in New York was indicted yesterday on charges of conspiring to send money and military gear to associates of Al Qaeda to use against United States forces in Afghanistan, federal...