Thread: UZBEK MAN INDICTED FOR THREATENING TO ASSASSINATE OBAMA

This wouldn't be the first time we've given a student visa to an Islamic terrorist.

http://american-rattlesnake.org/2011/02 ... mon-sense/

Hmmmmm..... wonder if this will make Barry rethink his stance on his beloved illegals?

"According to FN, Kodoriov came to the U.S. in June 2009 on a student visa that was subsequently revoked in April 2010 for the Uzbek’s failure to enroll in school."...

And we have legal American citizens (not visa holders) that would like to enroll/afford college but are unable to do so! This one statement irks me beyond belief because not only did an Islamic terrorist gain entry into the USA on a student visa; but this visa was "revoked" in April 2010, more than 15 months ago!

When will this insanity end???

This was on fox news

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/07/26/uz ... president/

From the above URL

[quote]Uzbek Man Charged With Threatening Obama, Obtaining Weapons

By Edmund DeMarche
Published July 26, 2011

An Uzbek man, who was living illegally in the U.S., was indicted Tuesday by a federal grand jury for allegedly making multiple threats to assassinate President Obama, then gaining possession of explosive material and a machine gun.

Ulugbek Kodoriov is accused of making four threats against Obama from July 9 to 13, the indictment says. Kodoriov, who lived in Jefferson County, Ala., eventually gained possession of a Sendra Corporation Model M15-A1 rifle, which was illegal because of his immigration status, according to the indictment. He also allegedly obtained an explosive intended for use as a grenade.


He was residing at the Oak Mountain Lodge in Birmingham, according to a search warrant obtained by FoxNews.com. Authorities sought any information in his room regarding Obama, as well as sniper rifles, documents relating to assassinations and Jihadist manuals.

On July 9, Kodoriov contacted an FBI source and asked about ways to kill the president by a long-range shot, according to the warrant. Kodoriov allegedly inquired about sniper rifles and said he didn’t care if he lost his life in an assassination attempt.

Kodoriov, 21, is a strict Muslim from Uzbekistan who previously supported Islamic extremists, an FBI source said, according to the warrant.

The Justice Department, in announcing the indictment, said it vindicates the government's "proactive and preventive" approaches to such threats.

“We are constantly engaged with partners throughout the law enforcement community in order to keep the overall security picture in focus and to stay ahead of any emerging threats," said Roy Sexton, Secret Service special agent in charge.

A person who knew Kodoriov at the Oak Mountain Lodge said he was “completely shockedâ€

Originally Posted by trip20

This was on fox news

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2011/07/26/uz ... president/

This is the article that is on the homepage.

The number of Islamic terrorists that we've allowed to enter this country is astounding. Here's another gem:

http://american-rattlesnake.org/2011/03/illyrians/

[quote]Brahim Lajqi also threatened to blow up the White House and the U.S. Treasury Building, among other vital targets lying within the District of Columbia.

How he entered the United States illegally is an interesting story unto itself.

Lajqi, an ethnic Albanian who came to the United States through Mexico in the mid-1980s, is a self-described “extremist militant,â€

Wow, Another peace loving muslim undocumented worker doing one of those jobs Americans just won't do...

Those who arrested him should stop being so racist. Or is it anti muslim? No, I'm pretty sure they are racist. But then again.......

Originally Posted by florgal

Wow, Another peace loving muslim undocumented worker doing one of those jobs Americans just won't do...

Those who arrested him should stop being so racist. Or is it anti muslim? No, I'm pretty sure they are racist. But then again.......

I guess it's different when Eric Holder is doing the arresting.

How to stop a jihadi GI
The Army learns, but libs don't
By KURT SCHLICHTER

Last Updated: 3:35 AM, July 30, 2011

Posted: 10:14 PM, July 29, 2011

As a poster boy for the anti- war left, Pvt. Naser Jason Abdo seemed almost too good to be true: an assimilated American Muslim turned soldier -- turned pious conscientious objector, after it suddenly occurred to him that some of the guys he might be pointing his M4 at were Muslims too.

And he really was too good to be true. As an Army deserter, accused child-porn aficionado and now admitted aspiring jihadi who botched his attempt to pull off a second Fort Hood massacre, the precocious Abdo has already managed to clinch the lowlife triple crown at age 21.


He looked nice: Pvt. Naser Jason Abdo's Facebook shot didn't suggest a child-porn or jihad problem.

It's sad that a wide array of military-haters, terrorist apologists and media meat puppets (ABC and CNN, among others, publicized his claims) were so willing to be suckered by this creepy little degenerate's tale of one religious man's oppression by bigoted warmongers.

Here's the bright side: The military's politically correct code of silence about potential psychos in its ranks is broken.

When Abdo spouted off with his jihadi-friendly views during training, there was none of the tolerance and excuse-making that enabled Maj. Nidal Hasan to pass up through the ranks until he'd murdered 13 people while shouting "Allah Akbar!"

When Adbo announced his sudden conversion to pacifism -- not mentioning the apparent exemption for Muslims who kill Americans -- the Army didn't rush to rubber-stamp his newfound reluctance to fight. Instead, it spent months investigating his conscientious-objector application -- much to the horror of Abdo's liberal cheering section.

Then, when Abdo's government computer turned out to be packed with child porn, the Army again made the right call and prosecuted him, instead of quietly hustling him out the door. Letting Abdo go be civilian society's problem would have saved it a lot of hassle, but avoiding conflict is not what earned the 101st Airborne its reputation.

And after Abdo slunk away AWOL, he showed up outside Fort Hood -- where a local gunstore owner didn't let political correctness stop him from reporting the little weirdo who wanted to buy a lot of firepower.

Who knows how many lives not being politically correct just saved?

The military learned its lesson about the threat of Islamic terrorists in its ranks the hard way. Before the invasion of Iraq, Sgt. Hasan Akbar tossed a grenade into a tent and killed two soldiers; he has a date with a needle. Everyone remembers the Fort Hood killer, but fewer have heard of Marine reservist Yonathan Melaku, a 22-year-old charged with shooting at DC-area military buildings last fall.

Many within the tight-knit military world know someone hit by one of these attacks. (One of my friends was wounded by Akbar, while Maj. John Gaffney, who was murdered at Fort Hood, served in the brigade adjacent to mine.) But now the chain of command is exercising reasonable caution -- without persecuting loyal American Muslim troops.

After all, it's not about being Muslim -- Abdo is the rare one who seems to think Muslims do not belong. He was mouthing the claims of the enemy when he told ABC News, "Any Muslim who knows his religion or maybe takes into account what his religion says can find out very clearly why he should not participate in the US military."

In reality, few Americans have worked as closely with Muslims around the world as servicemembers. And while the enemy is often Muslim, so are many of the allies who our soldiers fight, bleed and die with.

As for Abdo, he'll get his wish: He won't be deploying to Afghanistan with the Screaming Eagles (not that they'd have him). Too bad for him that the soldiers sitting on his court-martial are a far cry from the peaceniks, appeasers and cable hosts that made up his fan base.

It's not Abdo's religion that is going to seal his fate -- it's that he's a sniveling coward who tried to murder his brothers in arms. The only way he could get less sympathy is if he had Jane Fonda as a character witness.

Kurt Schlichter is an Army vet eran, trial lawyer and writer.

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