This was a recruiting station for the military. This has before and the most recent I think was New York City.
June 24, 2011
By Terry Frieden
Washington (CNN) -- Two U.S. citizens from Seattle and Los Angeles -- described as "would-be terrorists" by the FBI -- have been arrested and charged with plotting to kill Americans enlisting in the armed forces in Seattle, federal officials announced Thursday.
The men were identified as Abu Khalid Abdul-Latif, (also known as Joseph Anthony Davis), 33, of Seattle; and Walli Mujahidh, (also known as Frederick Domingue Jr.) 32, of Los Angeles.
"Driven by a violent extreme ideology, these two young Americans are charged with plotting to murder men and women who were enlisting in the armed forces to serve and protect our country," said a top counter-terrorism official at the Justice Department.
Acting Assistant Attorney General Todd Hinnen said the threat was averted and the public was not endangered because of the intervention of the Joint Terrorism Task Force....
Anyone know what this is besides a jewelry store?
No? The US military doesn't seem to know either.
This is bulletproof glass. It really works, honest Injun.
I realize there are many stations for recruitment in the USA. At the very least can a military soldier stationed in recruitment be ISSUED a bulletproof
panel to travel with him or her? Okay? The US military needs to issue glass panels as soon as possible.
This is not a one time use thing, like a bullet, so it can be REISSUED to a new soldier stationed within recruitment. This has to stop. Bullets are different than bombs, but, this is not necessary.
Recruitment is suppose to be a walk in the park. MAKE IT SO!!!! NOW !!!!
June 24, 2011
By Terry Frieden
Washington (CNN) -- Two U.S. citizens from Seattle and Los Angeles -- described as "would-be terrorists" by the FBI -- have been arrested and charged with plotting to kill Americans enlisting in the armed forces in Seattle, federal officials announced Thursday.
The men were identified as Abu Khalid Abdul-Latif, (also known as Joseph Anthony Davis), 33, of Seattle; and Walli Mujahidh, (also known as Frederick Domingue Jr.) 32, of Los Angeles.
"Driven by a violent extreme ideology, these two young Americans are charged with plotting to murder men and women who were enlisting in the armed forces to serve and protect our country," said a top counter-terrorism official at the Justice Department.
Acting Assistant Attorney General Todd Hinnen said the threat was averted and the public was not endangered because of the intervention of the Joint Terrorism Task Force....
No? The US military doesn't seem to know either.
This is bulletproof glass. It really works, honest Injun.
I realize there are many stations for recruitment in the USA. At the very least can a military soldier stationed in recruitment be ISSUED a bulletproof
panel to travel with him or her? Okay? The US military needs to issue glass panels as soon as possible.
This is not a one time use thing, like a bullet, so it can be REISSUED to a new soldier stationed within recruitment. This has to stop. Bullets are different than bombs, but, this is not necessary.
Recruitment is suppose to be a walk in the park. MAKE IT SO!!!! NOW !!!!
