empty"/nnFaisal Shahzad, of Shelton, Conn., pleaded guilty in federal court in Manhattan to a 10-count indictment that included charges of conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction, attempting an act of terrorism and transportation of an explosive. He faces life in prison when he is sentenced.

Mr. Shahzad is one of a number of home-grown U.S. terrorists who have surfaced over the past two years, posing greater difficulties for antiterrorism officials to track than foreign-born suspects. Mr. Shahzad had no history of support for jihad and had not appeared on the government's radar, even though he received terror training in Pakistan late last year.

His case came six months after the deadly shooting rampage at Fort Hood in Texas in November, in which 13 soldiers were killed, allegedly by Army Maj. Nidal Hasan, an American-born Muslim of Palestinian descent who opposed U.S. military efforts in Iraq and Afghanistan. In another recent case, five American students from the Washington, D.C., suburbs were arrested in Pakistan in December after they allegedly developed contacts with al Qaeda via the Internet and tried to go to Pakistan to join a militant-training camp.

Mr. Shahzad, 30 years old, told the courtroom he would plead guilty "100 times over" until the U.S. pulls its troops from Afghanistan and Pakistan and stops unmanned drone strikes against terror suspects. "I am part of the answer to the U.S. terrorizing the Muslim nations and the Muslim people, and on behalf of that, I'm avenging the attacks," Mr. Shahzad said.





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Mr. Shahzad, 30 years old, told the courtroom he would plead guilty "100 times over" until the U.S. pulls its troops from Afghanistan and Pakistan and stops unmanned drone strikes against terror suspects. "I am part of the answer to the U.S. terrorizing the Muslim nations and the Muslim people, and on behalf of that, I'm avenging the attacks," Mr. Shahzad said.

Entweder ein kompletter Knallkopf oder ein Scheinprozess-Token zur Irreführung der amerikanischen Bevölkerung. Es gibt keine "Moslemische Nation". Das weiss auch jeder, mit Ausnahme von der abgefoxten Bevölkerung in den USA, die glaubt, dass ihr Präsident Muselmane ist. Das hört sich mehr danach an, als wolle man Unterstützung für gezielte Tötungen generieren? Was du bist gegen Maschinentötung von Menschen in Pakistan? Genau wie der Typ, der den TimeSquare mit Sylvesterrakten in die Luft sprengen wollte...

Warum die Aufregung, es gibt ja auch ein immer wieder genanntes Land Berlin, das es nicht gibt
Über solchen Unfug müssten wir doch eigentlich nur lächeln.

Das ist schon wieder so ne versteckte Werbung, sogar Maßgeschneidert für unser Froum, da frag ich mich doch in wessen Auftrag das schon wieder. Scheint ja fast so als bastle da wer extra Bots für "solche" Foren wie hier, so landen wir schön auf den Blacklisten der Provider..

Yep, diesmal passt die Werbung wirklich.

Kicken und gut ist das