Alabama immigration law applied in Etowah County

Neal Vickers — The Examiner
Birmingham, Ala. — A federal judge unleashed Alabama’s immigration law Wednesday and Etowah County deputies have first used it to arrest a man from Yemen. It happened during a drug raid Friday morning. — There were three men in the residence. One man from Yemen was identified as in the U.S. on a work visa. He had his proper papers. Another said he was born in Yemen, but had been granted U.S. citizenship and had his documents. The third had no papers. He was subsequently arrested under the Alabama immigration law on a misdemeanor charge… Read More

Infowars Man on the Street: Poll on WTC Building 7 Collapse

Infowars — Austin, Texas
Infowars Nightly News reporter David Breen talks to University of Texas students about World Trade Center Building 7 on 9/11/01, and ask if they think it was brought down by a controlled demolition. This segment aired on the Internet on September 9, 2011…

Egyptian national charged with rape in Florida

Dave Gibson — The Examiner
On Saturday, Daytona Beach police arrested Ahmed Gad after he allegedly spent several hours brutally raping a woman, following a traffic incident. — On Friday night, Gad reportedly rammed the woman’s vehicle from behind on North Atlantic Avenue, then followed her home and forced his way into her apartment. — According to the police report, Gad raped the woman and stole her cell phone and several items of clothing. He stayed in the apartment all night and raped the victim again before leaving in the morning… Read More

 

Corrupt Obama Regime reaches out to Muslim Brotherhood

Global Post — Boston
Cairo, Egypt — The U.S. government announced today it was opening a dialogue with Islamist political parties amid sweeping changes brought on by the Arab Spring and announced it was seeking “limited contacts” with members of Egypt’s powerful Muslim Brotherhood. — Secretary of State [and huge Saul Alinsky lover] Hillary Clinton, who recently visited Egypt, said, “It is in the interests of the United States to engage with all parties that are peaceful and committed to nonviolence. We welcome therefore dialogue with those Muslim Brotherhood members who wish to talk with us.” Read More

2 Iraqis charged in Kentucky with terrorism plotting

Associated Press
Louisville — Two Iraqi men living as refugees in Kentucky tried to send sniper rifles, Stinger missiles and money to al-Qaida operatives in their home country, and both boasted of using improvised explosives against American troops there before moving to the U.S., according to court documents unsealed Tuesday. Thirty-year-old Waad Ramadan Alwan and 23-year-old Mohanad Shareef Hammadi, both of Bowling Green, were arrested last week after an investigation that began months after they arrived in the U.S. in 2009. Neither is charged with plotting attacks within the United States, and authorities said their weapons and money didn’t make it to Iraq because of a tightly controlled undercover investigation… Read More

 

Saudi national charged with hate crime in Florida

Dave Gibson — The Examiner
On Monday, police in Palm Bay responded to an incident at the Walmart and arrested Nuha Mohammed Al-Doaifi, 21, after she allegedly spat on multiple people. — One of those folks was Terry Rakowski, 39, who tried to tell Al-Doafi she was using the wrong door. Instead of thanking her, the woman in the pink burqa turned and spat in her face. — “She just spit all over me. All I was trying to do was tell her she was coming in through the out door. She was just ramming it into the door. She then looked at me and said, ‘Yes I did,’ then walked off. … This really bothered me last night. You just don’t know what she might be capable of,” Rakowski said. Read More