Sunday, September 03, 2006
Remember them black terrorist from Miami?
Even the mainstream media is questioning the official goverment story.
From the Washington Post story:
What Batiste did not know was that the bin Laden representative was really an FBI informant. The warehouse in which they were meeting had been rented and wired for sound and video by bureau agents, who were monitoring his every word.
Within a month, Batiste, 32, and six of his compatriots were arrested and charged with conspiracy to aid a terrorist organization and bomb a federal building. On June 23, Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales held a news conference to announce the destruction of a terrorist cell inside the United States, hailing "our commitment to preventing terrorism through energetic law enforcement efforts aimed at detecting and thwarting terrorist acts."
But court records released since then suggest that what Gonzales described as a "deadly plot" was virtually the pipe dream of a few men with almost no ability to pull it off on their own. The suspects have raised questions in court about the FBI informants' role in keeping the plan alive.
Sure, Gonzalez, you're trying to prevent terrorism, the only problem is that your informant was the main instigator on the whole plot. Now, dont be mistaken, the boys from Miami did sounded somewhat like wackos, but that, a terrorist doesnt make.
" But lawyers for the defendants have raised questions about where a government sting ends and entrapment begins. Not only did government informants provide money and a meeting place for Batiste and his followers, but they also gave them video cameras for conducting surveillance, as well as cellphones, and suggested that their first target be a Miami FBI office, court records show."
In other words, the goverment provided them with everything that'd otherwise lead them to committ acts of terrorism. Gonzalez and company truly think that we're idiots. How else are we to explain the gaffle that they pass as security?
From the Washington Post story:
What Batiste did not know was that the bin Laden representative was really an FBI informant. The warehouse in which they were meeting had been rented and wired for sound and video by bureau agents, who were monitoring his every word.
Within a month, Batiste, 32, and six of his compatriots were arrested and charged with conspiracy to aid a terrorist organization and bomb a federal building. On June 23, Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales held a news conference to announce the destruction of a terrorist cell inside the United States, hailing "our commitment to preventing terrorism through energetic law enforcement efforts aimed at detecting and thwarting terrorist acts."
But court records released since then suggest that what Gonzales described as a "deadly plot" was virtually the pipe dream of a few men with almost no ability to pull it off on their own. The suspects have raised questions in court about the FBI informants' role in keeping the plan alive.
Sure, Gonzalez, you're trying to prevent terrorism, the only problem is that your informant was the main instigator on the whole plot. Now, dont be mistaken, the boys from Miami did sounded somewhat like wackos, but that, a terrorist doesnt make.
" But lawyers for the defendants have raised questions about where a government sting ends and entrapment begins. Not only did government informants provide money and a meeting place for Batiste and his followers, but they also gave them video cameras for conducting surveillance, as well as cellphones, and suggested that their first target be a Miami FBI office, court records show."
In other words, the goverment provided them with everything that'd otherwise lead them to committ acts of terrorism. Gonzalez and company truly think that we're idiots. How else are we to explain the gaffle that they pass as security?
# posted by Raf C. @ 12:07 PM 
