Yahoo! News - Racial Profiling Alleged in Muslim Arrest
Duaa Elbarasse, the 21-year-old daughter of Ismael Selim Elbarasse, the alleged HAMAS figure arrested for capturing video of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, raises the canard of "racial profiling" concerning her father's arrest.
Friday, August 27, 2004
Wednesday, August 25, 2004
Alleged HAMAS figure from Annandale arrected for capturing video of Bay Bridge
ABC 7 News - Alleged Hamas Figure Arrested by Police After Taping Bay Bridge
Ismael Selim Elbarasse of Annandale was arrested for captured video of Chesapeake Bay Bridge. He is identified as a co-conspirator in the indictment of Mousa Mohammed Marzook, formerly of Fairfax County, and Abdelhaleem Hasan Abdelraziq Ashqar of Alexandria.
Ismael Selim Elbarasse of Annandale was arrested for captured video of Chesapeake Bay Bridge. He is identified as a co-conspirator in the indictment of Mousa Mohammed Marzook, formerly of Fairfax County, and Abdelhaleem Hasan Abdelraziq Ashqar of Alexandria.
Monday, August 23, 2004
Three Indicted in Raising Funds for Hamas
Yahoo News - Three Indicted in Raising Funds for Hamas
Indictee Musa Abu Marzook is a former resident of Fairfax County, while Abdelhaleem Hasan Abdelraziq Ashqar is from Alexandria.
Indictee Musa Abu Marzook is a former resident of Fairfax County, while Abdelhaleem Hasan Abdelraziq Ashqar is from Alexandria.
Wednesday, August 04, 2004
Jihad videos on GWU servers
The New Yorker:
From a very long article on The Terrorist Web, in reference to the March 11 train bombings in Spain and subsequent capitulation of the Spaniards to terror, an interesting reference to George Washington University:
"The Internet jihadis now cover themselves by stealing unguarded server space. Jihad videos have recently been discovered on servers belonging to George Washington University and the Arkansas Department of Highways and Transportation. "
Stealing unguarded server space? NPR once had a feature that noted that 10% of the student population at George Washington University is Muslim. I wouldn't be surprised if the videos were posted using IDs and passwords issued by GWU.
From a very long article on The Terrorist Web, in reference to the March 11 train bombings in Spain and subsequent capitulation of the Spaniards to terror, an interesting reference to George Washington University:
"The Internet jihadis now cover themselves by stealing unguarded server space. Jihad videos have recently been discovered on servers belonging to George Washington University and the Arkansas Department of Highways and Transportation. "
Stealing unguarded server space? NPR once had a feature that noted that 10% of the student population at George Washington University is Muslim. I wouldn't be surprised if the videos were posted using IDs and passwords issued by GWU.
Monday, August 02, 2004
Islamic groups hit curriculum at ISA - The Washington Times: Metropolitan - August 02, 2004
Islamic groups hit curriculum at Saudi school - The Washington Times: Metropolitan - August 02, 2004
I had previously noted the Islamic Saudi Academy's decision not to build another campus in Loudon County in the July 8, 2004 posting on Northern Virginiastan. Now comes news that Alexandria lawyer and politician Kamal Nawash and CAIR - of all organizations - are urging ISA to withdraw a textbook from its curriculum. Read Robert Spencer's desconstruction of this effort at Jihad Watch.
The Washington Times notes that Nawash's law firm once represented Abdul Rahman al-Amoudi (AKA Abdurahman Alamoudi) and that Nawash unsuccessfully ran for political office on two occasions. Nawash blamed his most recent political defeat on the attention focused on him through Daniel Pipes' weblog.
I had previously noted the Islamic Saudi Academy's decision not to build another campus in Loudon County in the July 8, 2004 posting on Northern Virginiastan. Now comes news that Alexandria lawyer and politician Kamal Nawash and CAIR - of all organizations - are urging ISA to withdraw a textbook from its curriculum. Read Robert Spencer's desconstruction of this effort at Jihad Watch.
The Washington Times notes that Nawash's law firm once represented Abdul Rahman al-Amoudi (AKA Abdurahman Alamoudi) and that Nawash unsuccessfully ran for political office on two occasions. Nawash blamed his most recent political defeat on the attention focused on him through Daniel Pipes' weblog.
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