Terrorist // Current TV

Is Sarah Palin really a Gun Nut?

First, we saw Sarah Palin in a bikini, pool side, with a submachine gun, ini... more

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The Death of Osama bin Laden and Astrology, Bible Prophecy, and the King James version Bible Code

The Death of Usama bin Laden, Astrology, Book of Revelation, and the King James.... more

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The Death of Osama Bin Laden Will Not End Terrorism Threats

The killing of Osama bin Laden by a US led operation was celebrated worldwide... more

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Osama bin Laden enjoyed cannabis in his mansion

Osama bin Laden enjoyed the high life before his death if the cannabis plants... more

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DJ Osama Bin Laden - Rave from the grave not in a cave

Bin Laden leaves his entry for Christmas number 1 2011 on one of the computers found

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Our World has Changed Forever and It’s Not Coming Back

On September 1, 2001 a gaggle of terrorists caught the early flight out of Portland,... more

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President Obama: Osama Bin Laden Dead (VIDEO) - The Daily Blender

Tonight will be a moment that many people will remember for the rest of their lives.... more

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911 Mastermind Bin Laden Killed: Obama

Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden is dead, said President Barack Obama in a televised... more

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WikiLeaks reveals details about Guantanamo detainees

Nearly 800 classified U.S. military documents obtained by WikiLeaks reveal... more

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Obama creates indefinite detention system for prisoners at Guantanamo Bay

The war of terror continues. . .yeap, bush oughta be proud of Obama. By Peter Finn... more

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Jello Biafra - OPEN LETTER TO BARACK OBAMA + speeches

My Friends (couldn't resist, I had to say it),........ Here, by semi-popular... more

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Terrorist Bombing in Moscow Airport

diggsdigg MOSCOW, RUSSIA - Monday, January 24, 2011 -- A bombing at the busiest... more

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Terrorist Blast During Christmas Day Mass at Church Injures Many in Southern Philippines (PHOTOS) - The Daily Blender

Six people were wounded Saturday when a bomb went off in a church during Christmas... more

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Holder Warns Of Threat Within: ‘Radical’ Citizens

Attorney General Eric Holder has an urgent message for Americans: While he is... more

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Is your name on the new F.B.I. list ???

The FBI is assembling a massive database on tens of thousands of Americans who have not been accused of any crime. The names on the fed watchlist have attracted the suspicions of local law enforcement or citizens, The Washington Post's Dana Priest and William Arkin report. The reporters' latest look at the country's ballooning national security system focuses on the role local agencies-- often staffed by people with little to no counter-terror training--have played in combating terrorism since 2001.
Here are the five most striking revelations in their piece:
1. The FBI's "Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative" currently contains 161,948 suspicious activity files on tens of thousands of Americans that include employment history, financial documents, phone numbers, photos and any other information authorities can gather. In many cases, the Americans in these files have not been accused of any crime but have attracted the suspicions of a local sheriff, FBI agent, cop, or even a fellow citizen. The files have led to five arrests but no convictions, the FBI says. Some of the files are unclassified so that local police agencies and even businesses can submit reports on anyone they deem suspicious.
2. The Department of Homeland Security does not know how much it spends in funding state fusion centers, which synthesize security information from all state agencies and feeds information to the FBI's "Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative." But since 2001, DHS has doled out $31 billion to states and localities for homeland-security initiatives.
3. Local officials at these fusion centers are tasked with understanding terrorism with little or no training. To fill the void, self-styled experts with fairly extreme views on the scope of the Muslim terrorist threat are asked to come in and train local authorities, the Post reports.
Expert Walid Shoebat told a group at the first annual South Dakota Fusion Center Conference in Sioux Falls this year that they should monitor local Muslim student groups and mosques and try to tap their phones. "You can find out a lot of information that way," he said.
National intelligence officials told the Post they preferred that people with "evidence-based" approaches to Islam were lecturing instead, but that no guidelines are in place to determine the qualifications of a given speaker.
4. The localities are often left without guidance from DHS, which can lead to confusion about the counter-terror activity they're supposed to be carrying out. Virginia's fusion center named historically black colleges as a "potential" terrorism hub, Maryland State Police infiltrated local groups that lobbied for bike lanes and human rights, and a contractor in Pennsylvania writing an intelligence bulletin flagged meetings of the Tea Party Patriots Coalition and environmental activists.
5. Many states and towns are taking the unprecedented amounts of money handed out to fight terrorists and are using it instead to fight crime. "We have our own terrorists, and they are taking lives every day," Memphis Police Director Larry GodwinÂ said.The FBI is assembling a massive database on tens of thousands of Americans who have... more