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"Tuttles Almanac" |
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20 Apr 2006 06:36:03 AM |
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FBI Kidnaps Student |
Tech student arrested by FBI
U.S. Marshal's office says case is sealed
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/0420metdetain.html
A Georgia Tech student has been in federal custody
for nearly a month, his family says.
Syed Haris Ahmed, a 21-year-old mechanical engineering
major, was arrested by the FBI on March 23, according
to his father, Syed Riaz Ahmed.
A spokesman for the FBI's Atlanta office would not
comment on the case Wednesday, but the student's
family said he is innocent of wrongdoing.
The Associated Press, citing a report by WAGA-TV,
said the student was apparently accused of planning
terrorist activity.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said Wednesday that he learned of
his son's arrest when he returned to the United States
from a trip to Pakistan to visit relatives.
A computer science professor at North Georgia College,
Syed Riaz Ahmed said he was questioned by
authorities at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
on March 26.
He said he granted a request from federal agents for
permission to search the family's home near the
Forsyth-Dawson county line.
"I allowed them to come to the house because I was at
the airport and they tried to pressure me," he said.
"They asked me so many questions."
Agents confiscated computer hard drives and data CDs
from his son's room, he said.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said his son, who was born in Pakistan
and graduated from Dawson County High School,
became a U.S. citizen three years ago.
The U.S. Marshal's office confirmed that Syed Haris Ahmed
is in custody, but said the case is sealed.
"The last time we saw him, he was in the Roswell city
detention center," Syed Riaz Ahmed said.
______________________________________________
So much for the rights of U.S. citizens.
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: FBI Kidnaps Student |
20 Apr 2006 05:27:41 PM |
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Let's see, travel to Pakistan, start digging deeper into Islam,
videotape a building...nah, I don't see anything suspicious here.
Buzz
www.buzzbrockway.com
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| User: "SilentOtto" |
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| Title: Re: FBI Kidnaps Student |
21 Apr 2006 03:09:01 PM |
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wrote:
Let's see, travel to Pakistan, start digging deeper into Islam,
videotape a building...nah, I don't see anything suspicious here.
Buzz
www.buzzbrockway.com
Yea...
Best to arrest people who video tape buildings and show an interest in
religion.
I hope they start applying this treatment to rightard christo-fascists
soon.
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| User: "Fredric L. Rice" |
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| Title: Re: FBI Kidnaps Student |
20 Apr 2006 09:12:40 PM |
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Tuttle's Almanac <Harry.Tuttle@brazil.plumbing.gov> wrote:
Tech student arrested by FBI
U.S. Marshal's office says case is sealed
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/0420metdetain.html
A Georgia Tech student has been in federal custody
for nearly a month, his family says.
Nazi Germany all over again. Isn't Christianity wonderful?
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Republicanism: Rape, torture, kidnapping, genocide, treason, nuclear
blackmail, nuclear terrorism. Traditional Christian terrorism
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| User: "Vandar" |
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| Title: Re: FBI Kidnaps Student |
20 Apr 2006 05:35:58 PM |
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Tuttle's Almanac wrote:
Tech student arrested by FBI
U.S. Marshal's office says case is sealed
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/0420metdetain.html
A Georgia Tech student has been in federal custody
for nearly a month, his family says.
Syed Haris Ahmed, a 21-year-old mechanical engineering
major, was arrested by the FBI on March 23, according
to his father, Syed Riaz Ahmed.
A spokesman for the FBI's Atlanta office would not
comment on the case Wednesday, but the student's
family said he is innocent of wrongdoing.
The Associated Press, citing a report by WAGA-TV,
said the student was apparently accused of planning
terrorist activity.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said Wednesday that he learned of
his son's arrest when he returned to the United States
from a trip to Pakistan to visit relatives.
A computer science professor at North Georgia College,
Syed Riaz Ahmed said he was questioned by
authorities at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
on March 26.
He said he granted a request from federal agents for
permission to search the family's home near the
Forsyth-Dawson county line.
"I allowed them to come to the house because I was at
the airport and they tried to pressure me," he said.
"They asked me so many questions."
Agents confiscated computer hard drives and data CDs
from his son's room, he said.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said his son, who was born in Pakistan
and graduated from Dawson County High School,
became a U.S. citizen three years ago.
The U.S. Marshal's office confirmed that Syed Haris Ahmed
is in custody, but said the case is sealed.
"The last time we saw him, he was in the Roswell city
detention center," Syed Riaz Ahmed said.
______________________________________________
So much for the rights of U.S. citizens.
Which rights is he being denied?
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| User: "SheBlewHimDidYouBlowHim" |
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| Title: Re: FBI Kidnaps Student |
20 Apr 2006 06:29:25 PM |
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HOPEFULLY HE IS PLANNING TO KILL SOME OIL COMPANY EXECUTIVES
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| User: "Rich Travsky" |
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| Title: Re: FBI Kidnaps Student |
21 Apr 2006 09:57:15 AM |
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Vandar wrote:
Tuttle's Almanac wrote:
Tech student arrested by FBI
U.S. Marshal's office says case is sealed
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/0420metdetain.html
A Georgia Tech student has been in federal custody
for nearly a month, his family says.
Syed Haris Ahmed, a 21-year-old mechanical engineering
major, was arrested by the FBI on March 23, according
to his father, Syed Riaz Ahmed.
A spokesman for the FBI's Atlanta office would not
comment on the case Wednesday, but the student's
family said he is innocent of wrongdoing.
The Associated Press, citing a report by WAGA-TV,
said the student was apparently accused of planning
terrorist activity.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said Wednesday that he learned of
his son's arrest when he returned to the United States
from a trip to Pakistan to visit relatives.
A computer science professor at North Georgia College,
Syed Riaz Ahmed said he was questioned by
authorities at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
on March 26.
He said he granted a request from federal agents for
permission to search the family's home near the
Forsyth-Dawson county line.
"I allowed them to come to the house because I was at
the airport and they tried to pressure me," he said.
"They asked me so many questions."
Agents confiscated computer hard drives and data CDs
from his son's room, he said.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said his son, who was born in Pakistan
and graduated from Dawson County High School,
became a U.S. citizen three years ago.
The U.S. Marshal's office confirmed that Syed Haris Ahmed
is in custody, but said the case is sealed.
"The last time we saw him, he was in the Roswell city
detention center," Syed Riaz Ahmed said.
______________________________________________
So much for the rights of U.S. citizens.
Which rights is he being denied?
Start with freedom.
RT
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| User: "Vandar" |
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| Title: Re: FBI Kidnaps Student |
21 Apr 2006 01:20:58 PM |
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Rich Travsky wrote:
Vandar wrote:
Tuttle's Almanac wrote:
Tech student arrested by FBI
U.S. Marshal's office says case is sealed
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/0420metdetain.html
A Georgia Tech student has been in federal custody
for nearly a month, his family says.
Syed Haris Ahmed, a 21-year-old mechanical engineering
major, was arrested by the FBI on March 23, according
to his father, Syed Riaz Ahmed.
A spokesman for the FBI's Atlanta office would not
comment on the case Wednesday, but the student's
family said he is innocent of wrongdoing.
The Associated Press, citing a report by WAGA-TV,
said the student was apparently accused of planning
terrorist activity.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said Wednesday that he learned of
his son's arrest when he returned to the United States
from a trip to Pakistan to visit relatives.
A computer science professor at North Georgia College,
Syed Riaz Ahmed said he was questioned by
authorities at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
on March 26.
He said he granted a request from federal agents for
permission to search the family's home near the
Forsyth-Dawson county line.
"I allowed them to come to the house because I was at
the airport and they tried to pressure me," he said.
"They asked me so many questions."
Agents confiscated computer hard drives and data CDs
from his son's room, he said.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said his son, who was born in Pakistan
and graduated from Dawson County High School,
became a U.S. citizen three years ago.
The U.S. Marshal's office confirmed that Syed Haris Ahmed
is in custody, but said the case is sealed.
"The last time we saw him, he was in the Roswell city
detention center," Syed Riaz Ahmed said.
______________________________________________
So much for the rights of U.S. citizens.
Which rights is he being denied?
Start with freedom.
Really? And where is this "right to freedom" outlined?
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| User: "Rich Travsky" |
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| Title: Re: FBI Kidnaps Student |
21 Apr 2006 02:49:26 PM |
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Vandar wrote:
Rich Travsky wrote:
Vandar wrote:
Tuttle's Almanac wrote:
Tech student arrested by FBI
U.S. Marshal's office says case is sealed
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/0420metdetain.html
A Georgia Tech student has been in federal custody
for nearly a month, his family says.
Syed Haris Ahmed, a 21-year-old mechanical engineering
major, was arrested by the FBI on March 23, according
to his father, Syed Riaz Ahmed.
A spokesman for the FBI's Atlanta office would not
comment on the case Wednesday, but the student's
family said he is innocent of wrongdoing.
The Associated Press, citing a report by WAGA-TV,
said the student was apparently accused of planning
terrorist activity.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said Wednesday that he learned of
his son's arrest when he returned to the United States
from a trip to Pakistan to visit relatives.
A computer science professor at North Georgia College,
Syed Riaz Ahmed said he was questioned by
authorities at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
on March 26.
He said he granted a request from federal agents for
permission to search the family's home near the
Forsyth-Dawson county line.
"I allowed them to come to the house because I was at
the airport and they tried to pressure me," he said.
"They asked me so many questions."
Agents confiscated computer hard drives and data CDs
from his son's room, he said.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said his son, who was born in Pakistan
and graduated from Dawson County High School,
became a U.S. citizen three years ago.
The U.S. Marshal's office confirmed that Syed Haris Ahmed
is in custody, but said the case is sealed.
"The last time we saw him, he was in the Roswell city
detention center," Syed Riaz Ahmed said.
______________________________________________
So much for the rights of U.S. citizens.
Which rights is he being denied?
Start with freedom.
Really? And where is this "right to freedom" outlined?
Declaration of Independence. For all US citizens. Life, Liberty, and
the pursuit of happiness.
RT
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| User: "Vandar" |
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| Title: Re: FBI Kidnaps Student |
21 Apr 2006 05:37:09 PM |
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Rich Travsky wrote:
Vandar wrote:
Rich Travsky wrote:
Vandar wrote:
Tuttle's Almanac wrote:
Tech student arrested by FBI
U.S. Marshal's office says case is sealed
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/0420metdetain.html
A Georgia Tech student has been in federal custody
for nearly a month, his family says.
Syed Haris Ahmed, a 21-year-old mechanical engineering
major, was arrested by the FBI on March 23, according
to his father, Syed Riaz Ahmed.
A spokesman for the FBI's Atlanta office would not
comment on the case Wednesday, but the student's
family said he is innocent of wrongdoing.
The Associated Press, citing a report by WAGA-TV,
said the student was apparently accused of planning
terrorist activity.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said Wednesday that he learned of
his son's arrest when he returned to the United States
from a trip to Pakistan to visit relatives.
A computer science professor at North Georgia College,
Syed Riaz Ahmed said he was questioned by
authorities at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
on March 26.
He said he granted a request from federal agents for
permission to search the family's home near the
Forsyth-Dawson county line.
"I allowed them to come to the house because I was at
the airport and they tried to pressure me," he said.
"They asked me so many questions."
Agents confiscated computer hard drives and data CDs
from his son's room, he said.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said his son, who was born in Pakistan
and graduated from Dawson County High School,
became a U.S. citizen three years ago.
The U.S. Marshal's office confirmed that Syed Haris Ahmed
is in custody, but said the case is sealed.
"The last time we saw him, he was in the Roswell city
detention center," Syed Riaz Ahmed said.
______________________________________________
So much for the rights of U.S. citizens.
Which rights is he being denied?
Start with freedom.
Really? And where is this "right to freedom" outlined?
Declaration of Independence. For all US citizens. Life, Liberty, and
the pursuit of happiness.
The DoI defines no rights. There is no right to any pursuit of happiness
either.
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| User: "Rich Travsky" |
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| Title: Re: FBI Kidnaps Student |
21 Apr 2006 06:12:53 PM |
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Vandar wrote:
Rich Travsky wrote:
Vandar wrote:
Rich Travsky wrote:
Vandar wrote:
Tuttle's Almanac wrote:
Tech student arrested by FBI
U.S. Marshal's office says case is sealed
http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/stories/0420metdetain.html
A Georgia Tech student has been in federal custody
for nearly a month, his family says.
Syed Haris Ahmed, a 21-year-old mechanical engineering
major, was arrested by the FBI on March 23, according
to his father, Syed Riaz Ahmed.
A spokesman for the FBI's Atlanta office would not
comment on the case Wednesday, but the student's
family said he is innocent of wrongdoing.
The Associated Press, citing a report by WAGA-TV,
said the student was apparently accused of planning
terrorist activity.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said Wednesday that he learned of
his son's arrest when he returned to the United States
from a trip to Pakistan to visit relatives.
A computer science professor at North Georgia College,
Syed Riaz Ahmed said he was questioned by
authorities at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport
on March 26.
He said he granted a request from federal agents for
permission to search the family's home near the
Forsyth-Dawson county line.
"I allowed them to come to the house because I was at
the airport and they tried to pressure me," he said.
"They asked me so many questions."
Agents confiscated computer hard drives and data CDs
from his son's room, he said.
Syed Riaz Ahmed said his son, who was born in Pakistan
and graduated from Dawson County High School,
became a U.S. citizen three years ago.
The U.S. Marshal's office confirmed that Syed Haris Ahmed
is in custody, but said the case is sealed.
"The last time we saw him, he was in the Roswell city
detention center," Syed Riaz Ahmed said.
______________________________________________
So much for the rights of U.S. citizens.
Which rights is he being denied?
Start with freedom.
Really? And where is this "right to freedom" outlined?
Declaration of Independence. For all US citizens. Life, Liberty, and
the pursuit of happiness.
The DoI defines no rights. There is no right to any pursuit of happiness
either.
Ah. So none of us has any liberty or freedom. gotcha.
RT
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