The time to vigorously investigate, prosecute, deport, and/or imprison the Islamic vermin that are intrinsically embedded in almost all Muslim communites, and take immediate and significant steps to rid America of the threat of their waiting terror, is…

Good to see Homeland Security is on the ball, keeping tabs on me here at Think Sink. It’s not like there are terrorists or violent anti-American activities or wacked-out radical groups on American soil for them to be going after…

Judging by the criminal complaint filed, available for download here, Hamid Hyatt was on the no-fly list which caused his flight to deter from North Korea to the United States and land in Japan. While on the ground in Japan, FBI agents talked to Hamid …

Brown confirmed Volokh, La Shawn Barber, Blogs for Bush Deanisms Outside the Beltway Crime drops after “assault weapon” ban expires…

Update to my earlier post on Lodi terrorist arrests.

Michelle Malkin has the federal criminal complaint available for download here. She also has good information on plans to target hospitals and school lunches.

Rusty Shackleford has many detai…

While the left is working itself into a writhing mass of blubber about a few drops of urine touching a book and prisoners being forced to wear panties on their heads those of us who actually care about this country can worry about this:

Over the weekend, two suspected al Qaeda militants were arrested in Lodi, California and made a brief court appearance on Tuesday. The suspects, Hamid Hayat and his father Umer Hayat, are both citizens of the United States and had ties to al Qaeda terr…

I find it interesting that the al-Qeada camp is in Pakistan – not Afganistan. Are we sure the Pakistani government is doing all it can to help us?

A father and son are arrested in Lodi, CA this morning and charged with “making false statements of material fact within the jurisdiction of the FBI,” as part of an ongoing FBI probe. Also taken in to custody was a Muslim leader in conjunction with thi…

I think it is safe to say Hyat and his father are bad guys, but I would like to know more about why the Imams were meeting with the two and what they discussed.
I will be keeping my eye on this story to see if those Imams are Jihadists/terrorists or…

I think it is safe to say Hyat and his father are bad guys, but I would like to know more about why the Imams were meeting with the two and what they discussed.
I will be keeping my eye on this story to see if those Imams are Jihadists/terrorists or…

Admittedly not as big a deal as a few isolated instances of Qu'ran desecration, but nevertheless a timely reminder that not all of the villains in the War on Terror are U.S. servicemen and their crusading, bloodthirsty overlords in the Bushco p…

For all those naive liberal organisations who worry about GITMO, the Koran, our image in the dictator�s club of the UN and the liberal MSM we need to get serious. What gives these people hope is the left�s continued haranguing that the source of evil i…

Today’s California and New York cases are just the tip of the iceberg, and we had all better realize what lies beneath it while we still can do something about it.

There�s much more to this story than originally appeared. Hayat admitted he attended a terrorist training camp in Pakistan in 2003 and 2004 and he used pictures of President Bush and other American politicians as targets in the training camp. Hayat cla…