Potential US jihadists to be deported

| December 11, 2009

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The five Americans who were picked up in Pakistan this week on their way to jihad will probably be deported says Pakistani officials to the Associated Press;

The men have allegedly told investigators they tried to connect with al-Qaeda-linked militant groups in Pakistan and were intending to cross the border into Afghanistan and fight U.S. troops there.

They were reported missing by their families in the Washington D.C. area a week ago after one of them left behind a militaristic farewell video saying Muslims must be defended. Pakistani police detained them this week — along with one of their fathers — in the town of Sargodha in eastern Pakistan.

Let ’em go. Just release the little sissies on the Pakistan border and let them go wage jihad. That’s what’ll happen anyway, save us some money and let them come at our troops where the troops can defend themselves.

Category: Terror War

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Matt

I think I saw two of these guys working behind the counter at 7-11 in Silver Spring back in Aug during a visit to WRAMC.

OldTrooper

I have to disagree, Jonn, but only with where to let them go. I say let them go when the ship bringing them back is off the Horn of Africa (nice shark infested area).

B Woodman

I say jail ’em in Pakistan. At least the parents will know where they are.

These muzzies may be American citizens, on paper. But they’re not native born, they’ve been naturalized. Wonder where each of them was born? Can we neutralize their naturalize?

SSG Medzyk

Let the punk big-city turds go play in the Afghan mountains in the winter. They will quickly learn exactly how stupid they were…….or how dead they will soon be.

dutch508

Hell, if they send them back here they’ll end up with the State Department job.

TWoPolitics

I agree, let them go in Afghanistan. The Marines are always looking for a few good targets.

Brown Neck Gaitor

Well, once we take them to NY and they lawyer up, they will walk.

Zero point zero zero one percent chance that a confession given to a non-U.S. investigator in P’stan will see the light of day in a U.S. court room.

UpNorth

BNG, I don’t think the odds are that high. Some fed judges have ruled that, if the confessions doesn’t meet the fed standards, it can’t be used. Besides, the judge would just call in the interrogator and release all of HIS information, because there would be “national and international interest” in that information.

Monica

I agree. Let them go in Afghanistan!!That’s exactly where they were planning to end up any which ways…