Yeah, that second link is interesting as well. For one, he worked at several U.S. nuclear plants around the nation? Shit, I can't even get a job at a coffee shop. Who the hell is this dude? But secondly, and most interesting, after leaving the U.S. to go to Somalia and then Yemen, gets caught up in a "sweep" for "Al Qaeda", homeboy feels "ill", goes to the hospital and "then snatches a gun from a security guard and fatally shoots one of the guards and wounds another before being captured"??? One must question why he did that? What, he didn't like the service in the ER? Or did he believe someone was trying to kill him? Maybe set him up? Was he involved in black ops? Who paid for his ticket to Somalia? Yemen? Who provided him with a shelter? Was he trained to react like that? Makes you wonder what you're not being told, doesn't it? So he was a "radicalized muslim" yet worked at a nuclear power plant. Come on. This dude sounds set up. You see the language in the article? When they say, "Americans are valuable to terrorist groups, in part because they can travel without arousing much suspicion. The U.S. passport is the gold standard", what they mean is that if they "capture" an American abroad that they can link to a "terror group"(which is most likely being run by an intelligence unit) they can then parade them around as a "homegrown terrorist" and legitimize them turning the cannons on you. Because that's what this "War on Terror" was supposed to do from the get go. You are the "terrorist". You don't like having trillions of dollars stolen from you in banker bailouts, you don't like paying taxes to a private central bank, you then my friend are the terrorist. The Establishment views anyone that is not in their cabal as a threat. And rightfully so. -timandvic