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Originally posted by groingrinder
reply to post by TKDRL
I challenge you to find this book published by Iran in any US library. Go ahead.
According to FoxNews.com , the book is published in Iran and contains biographies of Islamic suicide bombers and other Islamic militants who died while carrying out their attacks.
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by centurion1211
Honestly, you sound like the naive one to me. Because books DON'T kill people obviously. This book is a biographical account of martyrs according to the copies I have found on amazon... Not exactly suicide bombing for dummies.
Controversial Muslim cleric caught being smuggled into U.S. over Mexico border
Originally posted by beezzer
Just to throw fuel on the fire. . . .
Controversial Muslim cleric caught being smuggled into U.S. over Mexico border
Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk...
Originally posted by groingrinder
Terrorist book found in Southern Arizona is downplayed by DHS.
PHOENIX - Officials have confirmed a book known for celebrating suicide bombers was found in the Arizona desert. An official with the Department of Homeland Security told ABC15 a copy of "In Memory of Our Martyrs" was spotted Tuesday by a U.S. Border Patrol Agent working out of the Casa Grande substation who was "patrolling a route known for smuggling illegal immigrants and drugs." "At this time, DHS does not have any credible information on terrorist groups operating along the Southwest border," an official said in a statement. "We work closely with our partners in the law enforcement and intelligence communities and as a matter of due diligence and law enforcement best practice, report anything found, no matter how significant or insignificant it may seem.”
Our porous borders can no longer be ignored. I have been saying since 2003 how terrorists were coming across the southern border. In several threads I have detailed the time my cousin found about a hundred terrorists masks and pairs of black gloves in a Illegal alien staging point outside of Tucson. Do you people think that they are not coming across?
Originally posted by TKDRL
reply to post by centurion1211
Plenty of people like to read all kinds of different books. Some people read a lot of biographies on serial killers and true crime books. Doesn't mean they are going to go around being a serial killer or something. Besides, all that we supposedly know is that a book was found. Anyone could have dropped the thing, including whoever found it. Maybe someone just wanted to get on the news?
Originally posted by centurion1211
1 - People read books be cause like them or they have to. So, why a book on muslim martyrs unless you ARE interested or you have to read it for some reason or purpose? Hardly like picking a copy of People Magazine just to kill time?
Originally posted by centurion1211
2 - When you are sneaking into the U.S., all your worldly possessions are what you can physically carry. So, why a book on muslim martyrs when food, water and clothing would be necessary to even stay alive?
Originally posted by TKDRL
Originally posted by centurion1211
1 - People read books be cause like them or they have to. So, why a book on muslim martyrs unless you ARE interested or you have to read it for some reason or purpose? Hardly like picking a copy of People Magazine just to kill time?
Your logic is flawed though. I like to read a lot about psychology, studying psychopaths, see how they tick. That doesn't mean that my interest in someone that kills people and eats them, is because I am interested in doing it. I like to watch slasher flicks, read horror books, doesn't mean that I am going to go put a hockey mask on and chase people with a machete. Someone happened to want to read about some martyrs, which by the way are not only people that blow themself up, that doesn't necessarily mean the reader wishes to become a martyr. Maybe they just wanted to gain some insight into how they tick?