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Friday, January 16, 2015

22 terror camps verified in U.S.

Groups fly under radar as Congress seems unconcerned

Last week’s brazen attack by a “home-grown” terrorist cell in France that targeted the staff of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo has sparked renewed interest in potential cells operating inside the United States.

And there are many.

The FBI is aware of at least 22 paramilitary Islamic communes in the U.S., operated by the shadowy Pakistan-based group Jamaat al-Fuqra and its main U.S. front group, Muslims of the Americas.

With U.S. headquarters in Islamberg, New York, the group headed by Pakistani cleric Sheikh Mubarak Ali Gilani operates communes in mostly remote areas of California, Georgia, South Carolina, New York, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, Michigan, Tennessee and other states.

The FBI describes the MOA compound in Texas, called Mahmoudberg, as an enclave and “communal living site.” Located in Brazoria County along County Road 3 near Sweeny, Texas, it was discovered more than 10 years ago by the FBI through a tip from an informant in New York.

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6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Each one of these sites can be used as a training area for our soldiers and Marines as a House-to-House warfare exercise.

Live-fire...consider everyone in there as armed, dangerous and an enemy of the country. Use bacon-lubricated bullets.

You can get more volunteers than you'll ever need to accomplish this mission - especially since it is here on our soil!

Anonymous said...

SHUT THEM DOWN AND DEPORT.

Anonymous said...

They will ignore the real terrorist threats, and groups, in this country. But, god forbid, your cattle end up a foot on "their side". You're now a domestic terrorist.

Duh, No Brainer said...

We have one in the White House...

Anonymous said...

You guys are sheep. Baaah. Baaaah.

Anonymous said...

There's more than 22. There has to be many thousands of police departments all across this country.