Subject: busily

From: "Roddy Glenn" <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 27 Sep 2006 19:15:28 +0300

In Pakistan, Fuqra is known as a jihadi organization.
After googling "Odem", I realized the town is actually spelled "Odum".
In Pakistan, Fuqra is known as a jihadi organization.
He was a relative unknown when he came to power. After all, one does what one knows, right?
Well, the search for bodies does continue, but the emphasis is perhaps shifting a little to reconstruction and revitalization. It is not clear if the name of the town was misspelled intentionally.
and then visiting Gilani in Pakistan.
After all, one does what one knows, right? They had done so in Colorado years ago until their compound was raided and their cell was broken up.
Is it possible that this was not just a religious pilgrimage? I am not currently aware of an MOA presence in Florida, but I consider it likely.
Thailand's tourism industry is extremely important. Could Hussein be a go-between for the two terror masters? Makes me wonder what might be going on in Georgia?
However, I did also find additional information confirming that Aliville residents previously hailed from Dover, TN and Binghamton, NY, two locations with a known MOA presence. A subsequent search of Georgia security licenses connected to EPAI yielded six names. Where is it written that their license can't be revoked? The few tourists who stayed on now tan amidst the rubble.
Well, the search for bodies does continue, but the emphasis is perhaps shifting a little to reconstruction and revitalization. But everybody we've spoken to shares that sense of horror at the terrible loss of life. Once KGB, always KGB.
Around a television at the bar, customers and staff are reliving the horrors they've witnessed. In Pakistan, Fuqra is known as a jihadi organization.