LOS ANGELES | July 22, 2004 – Undercover federal air marshals on board a June 29 Northwest airlines flight from Detroit to LAX identified themselves after a passenger, “overreacted,” to a group of middle-eastern men on board, federal officials and so…

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Thank God this terrorist plot was thwarted today. I have little time to search for this, but didn’t we have a minor blogswarm over a possible terrorist "practice" run about a year or two ago?  There was a lady who…

Thank God this terrorist plot was thwarted today. I have little time to search for this, but didn’t we have a minor blogswarm over a possible terrorist "practice" run about a year or two ago?  There was a lady who…

Thank God this terrorist plot was thwarted today. I have little time to search for this, but didn’t we have a minor blogswarm over a possible terrorist "practice" run about a year or two ago?  There was a lady who…

Terror in the Skies? Flight 327? I was not aware that Annie has been writing

Lonewacko rightly takes Snopes to task for labeling as “false” the undetermined allegations that Annie Jacobsen and her husband witnessed a terrorist dry run on Northwest Air Flight 327 on June 29. Snopes’s research is much more cursory than what I…

The Word for the Day is: “Civility” *Pleah* I think we’ve finally invented the corollary to Godwin’s Law – Call it the GWB Corrollary: “Any post 9/11 discussion in which Haliburton is mentioned has irrevocably degenerated into non-sequiters…” – Ironb…

…about this whole Annie Jacobsen story. Some have said that the suspicious acting Syrian band members with expired visas were…

There has been a lot of interesting reaction to my (and others’) criticism of Anne Jacobsen’s story of terror on flight 327. I want to take a moment to set out what the critics seem…

*ROFL* Thanks. Maybe we can get the Commissar to locate Blurkey on his next mapping project? ;]

Samizdata’s glossary has a nice selection of choice terms we can draw from also. And there’s always “blogweasel”, for blogdom’s equivalent of the forum weasel.

No, you’re right: it’s not all of it from bloggers. But it’s the ones who *are* bloggers, and especially the ones from the conservative/libertarian end of the blogpool that have me a bit annoyed.

You expect blogroaches to ehrmm… what’s the term? Ah “overreact hysterically”. That’s their speciality. ;]

you are a total moron. The Constitution is a framework that defines what government CAN NOT do to its citizens. Under the Constitution, foreigners have no due process. It’s up to the Executive Branch to determine these matters when dealing with foreigners. I refer you to the preamble of the Constitution:

“We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.”

‘The blessings of liberty to OURSELVES and our Posterity…’

Have fun voting for John Kerry this fall. Then you’ll know what being in the minority is really like.

-Respectfully

The protections of the Constitution of the United States of America and the Bill of Rights extend to everyone, with one notable exception:

We don’t allow foreign-born nationals to become the President of the United States.

We may be drawing dangerously close to the police state many of you would like to see, but fortunately, cooler heads have prevailed.