have any frontline muslim organisation helped enforcement agency to catch terrorist?
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In my opinion the answer is NO. But you better be careful saying anything about the muslims because it would seem that  yahoo dosen't like  it when you point out the obvious shortcomings of this group of people. I answered a question asking if anyone had ever heard an Arabic song? I had and on public t.v. but yahoo repremanded me for saying that I had because the song was very ...not nice..and sung by a little kindergarden girl. So be careful.
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In case of anti-terrorist caution... well firstly they must tightened their borders. Then Caution the local law enforcement agencies on such threats...And mainly educate the public on how to respond in case of terrorist threat. In case of threat coming from outside the country...then strict message should be given that such inhumane activities will not be taken lightly... And use necessary force next time there is such a threat.\nIn case the threat is coming from within the country...then the govt. should use force and tactics to subdue the threat and most importantly educate the people on terrorism.
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No, the only thing we can do is deter terrorism.  We do this by being a "hard target"... which means making it difficult for terrorists to attack. Being a hard target entails passive and active measures... elevating our defensive posture (extra security at airports, etc) and implementing stringent criteria for foreign visitors/students coming into the US and better coordination between local, state, federal and international intelligence agencies. Perhaps this coordination between agencies is most crucial to successfully deterring terrorism. But, I doubt they will ever all be able to be on "the same sheet of music." As well, we need to maintain an open and active dialog with all nations... we need to better understand them and seek their cooperation in deterring terrorism.\n\nKeep in mind:\n\n- The US has its own "terrorists" organizations which wish to overthrow the government (Anarchists, some militias, etc)... just because someone is foreign does not automatically equate them to being a terrorist.\n\n- During the Revolutionary War...England labeled our soldiers as "terrorists" as well. "One mans terrorist is another mans freedom fighter."\n\n- Terrorism comes in many forms (religious, political, social, economic, military, some animal rights and environmental groups).\n\n- Terrorism has been around since the dawn of man. \n\nThe bottom line is we can’t be everywhere...but can make it difficult for a terrorist to attack...by being a "hard target."
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It was a family thing....like La Costra Nostra   'Our Thing'\n\nVery carefully as to not get caught and tried for terrorist activities!!!
717110
Check it out Dude..........Ever heard of a little place called Ulster/Northern Ireland when was the last terrorist incident....Mmmmmmmm.\nMaybe there is a solution...Yipeeeeeee.
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I believe there is.\n\nI also believe the so-called "peaceful" Muslims that do not speak out against terrorism are part of the problem.
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Al - qaeda maybe or any other terrorist group
994091
Baptist Christian terrorists are active in India's North-East and they derive their financial support from the southern parts of the USA where the Baptist Church has a strong following. Funds are collected in the form of donations in various church establishments in the name of evangelical work.  However, it has been suspected for a long time that a part of this fund gets diverted for buying arms for the Baptist terrorists of the North-East. Our ex-Chief Election Commissioner, T.N. Seshan, gave voice to this suspicion in a television panel discussion on Doordarshan as early as in 1993. Our Army is baffled by the seemingly unending supply of sophisticated and expensive supply of arms and equipment flooding into our North-East. All terrorists of various hues, the so-called Darjeeling Gorkha, the so-called Kamtapuri, Bodo, Ulfa, Naga, Manipuri, Tripuri etc, are flush with automatic rifles, land mines, remote control devices and so on. Money generated by the local extortion of businessmen and citizens account for only a small fraction. Therefore the greater part must be coming from abroad. It is suspected that the funds come from Islamic sources such as the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) of Pakistan, the Gulf states etc. and Christian sources such as the Baptist Church in southern USA and the Presbyterian Church of the UK.\n\nThe most prominent among the terrorist outfits of Tripura is the NLFT (National Liberation Front of Tripura). It employs terror tactics to effect mass conversion to Christianity (The Statesman 1999, 2000; Ghosh 1999) and is a predominantly Baptist (Protestant) organisation. \n\nIt should be noted that the most dominant church in the Khasi hills is Presbyterian (Protestant) which is based in the UK. Christian terrorists have been active in various States of North-East India for a long time. Recently they have spread to North Bengal also. Reverend John Thwaites, a Protestant priest who had been in North Bengal for over three decades, was asked to leave the country in January 2001. No reason was given and he defied the order. The West Bengal Government quietly arrested and prosecuted him. There were demonstrations by his sympathisers during the trial which ended in August 2001. The judge sentenced him to three months simple imprisonment following which he was to be deported to his native land of the United Kingdom.  \n\nIt is inconceivable that those in southern United States who collect funds for the Baptist Church's evangelical work in India have no inkling of the end use of that fund. One among several end uses is buying weapons for organised terrorism. \n\n(source: Terrorists in North-East India get support from America - by Kunal Ghosh - freeindiamedia.com).For more refer to chapter on European Imperialism and Christian Aggression.
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I declare a jihad on yahoo! Durka Durka!\n\nHonestly I think not. I haven't heard of any suspicous people yet.
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Sheikh Usama bin Ladin has claimed many times that the struggle Muslims are executing is not for politics, but for cause of religion itself.\nI disagree, because the main demand of those affiliated with him is creating Taliban-style theocracies around the globe and till 2070 defeat Norway and Sweden as last bastion of Christendom and thus establish wolrdwide Caliphate, which is, in nature, a political attempt.\nTerrorism of al-Qaeda works in a such way, that it is atool which takes political system out of normal functioning and makes governments take decision contrary to normal course. Tools are intimidation, coersion, murders, bimbings and insurgency. they are well financed and well-planned.
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Yes, we can stop terrorism.\nDispose of the secret services. The CIA/MI6/Mossad/ISI were between them responsible for 9/11, 7/7, Madrid train bombing, Bali bombing, Mumbai train bombing, Lockerbie air disaster, and many others - all blamed on Arabs or Muslims in order to keep people terrorised and prepared to give away their freedom in exchange for ill-perceived security.
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"One Muslin [sic] cleric who's doing his best to build bridges between the Western and Muslim worlds is Imam Faisal Abdul Rauf, the founder of the Cordoba Initiative, a multi-faith effort to increase understanding and tolerance between Islam and the United States and the West."\n\n[Shhhhhh, the NSA might be listening...]
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I wonder if you could look into some type of computer ani terrorism job?  I mean this is an open network and I remember some talk on one of the channels that the internet is an open channel for terrorism and that it was closely monitored.  Maybe punch in some keywords, anti-terrorism,interent, computer, jobs to monitor, security,internet terrorism............play around with the words and see what comes up?
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From the FBI website:\n\nThe Terrorist Screening Center cannot confirm or deny whether an individual is on the consolidated terrorist watchlist, because this information is derived from classified and sensitive law enforcement and intelligence. The nondisclosure of the contents of the watch list protects the operational counterterrorism and intelligence collection objectives of the government, as well as the personal safety of those involved in counterterrorism investigations. The watchlist remains an effective tool in the government’s counterterrorism efforts because its contents are not disclosed.
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Of course police should be stationed where they are required.\n\nThe Muslims police officer 2 children attended a mosque were extremists were known to frequent.\n\nSurely if he has a ounce of common sense he would realise that he could become compromised if say someone threatened his children and this in turn is a good enough reason to remove him from that particular job.\n\nIts just another Muslim sob story I'm afraid using political correctness to get some compensation.\n\nI hope he would realise its nonsense like this that causes resentment in the public at large
264150
Yes, with warrants.  But if you are suspected of terrorist ties, they might monitor you without a warrant.
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Here's a theory, maybe the government is using the media. Knowing they will report everything they hear, the government claims tactics they will use against terrorism which are actually false. The terrorist sects read this and change their tactics, maybe making it easier for us to catch them