I agree completely, and the USA would do well to learn from the UK’s foot and mouth failures.
Regarding Siddiqui, arguing about what AQ could really do at Plum perhaps misses the most important point, which is that her interest in Plum is an indication of the direction of her thinking.
Broad-spectrum Jihad considers all kinds of targets and activity. Siddiqui might prefer to kill us directly, but attacking our livestock might also appeal to her, because of the huge economic damage that could achieve. There has been speculation that the UK’s foot and mouth outbreak was caused by terrorist action, and although nothing has been proven we should
certainly err on the side of caution.

Americans are the most ignorant people in the modern world I think. Everyone knows it but Americans.

I think yall deserve the govt you get and the collapse of the dollar. It would be a good thing for the future of the world if we could keep you from breeding.

Shame on you Annie for even writing this trashy article.

Also, Rick, the woman was shot after trying to kill U.S. military officers, FBI, and interpreters (i.e., everyone in the room). I’m assuming she’s probably in a hospital room under constant survelliance, or something along those lines.

the author simply notes that plum island was among the targets the authorities impute to the pakistani. the actual operation is not described, nor is the maturity of any plan. the mention of plum island facility can only be significant in the light of the absence of such information as indication that al qaeda – or some other network – seeks bio or chem attacks. perhaps the targeting was not for the purpose of attack, but for infiltration. presumably al qaeda and its enablers would have all the same criticisms as the skeptics on this thread. according to my amateur knowledge, gathering of such facts is how the intelligence process works.

observation 2: with open anti-semitism like that, it can’t be long before cedarford is banned from pajamasmedia. Hurray!