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To: lorne who wrote (11112)	12/12/2007 6:46:13 PM
From: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 20106

if they come to Canada and make them sign documents that they agree to abide by our laws. lorne, do you really think a document signed and sworn to by any moslum will be honored? Come on you know better than that.

To: lorne who wrote (11112)	12/12/2007 7:12:54 PM
From: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20106

The Exclusive interview below appeared on the ACT for America news page and the American Congress for Truth blog yesterday. As ACT for America’s grassroots citizen action network grows, one of the projects we will almost certainly undertake is putting pressure on American internet service providers to stop hosting radical Islamist sites and chat rooms. The following interview is very illuminating. chat.paltalk.com EXCLUSIVE: Joseph Shahda Discloses Paltalk hosts Al Qaeda, Hizballah and Hamas terror chat rooms December 11, 2007 by Joseph Shahda Paltalk (www.paltalk.com) is one of the most popular voice chat rooms hosting companies in the world. Paltalk hosts tens of thousands of voice chat rooms covering music, entertainment, politics, religion, and Islamic terrorist chat rooms. That is correct. Paltalk hosts Islamic terrorist chat rooms that support Al Qaeda and other terrorist groups such as Hizballah and Hamas. The most popular Al Qaeda chat room on Paltalk is called "Al Ansar Ansar Al Mujahdeen" which translates to "The Supporters of Moujhdeen". The members of this chat room are rabid Al Qaeda supporters. They post communiqués released by Al Qaeda media groups, including terrorist propaganda materials and violent terrorist materials on how to conduct terrorist acts. The members of the chat rooms take the microphone (the voice feature) and talk about Jihad and call for violent terrorist acts. In the "Ansar Al Mujahdeen" room there have been live interviews conducted with actual Al Qaeda terrorists in Iraq. They conducted Q & A sessions with these terrorists. This chat room is well known on Paltalk and the Terrorist Cyberspace. Other terrorist forums refer to what is happening in "Ansar Al Mujahdeen" chat room and they encourage members of the other forums to join this chat room. The advantage of "Ansar Al Mujahdeen" chat room over the other terrorist forums is that it is a live action debate with voice features which make it very attractive for the terrorists. Last week, after many years of allowing this popular Al Qaeda terrorist chat room to function and after many complaints against the room, Paltalk Corporation finally decided to shut down the "Ansar Al Moujahdeen" chat room. Unfortunately, the chat room is up again under a slightly modified name "Al Ansarr Ansar Al Mougahedeen" with a new owner nickname and many of the members changed their user names (nicknames). I noticed some of the members of the Al Qaeda chat room now have colored nicknames; i.e., they are paying a yearly subscription to Paltalk. In its previous guise, before this terrorist chat room was shut down, these same members had black nicknames; i.e., they did not pay any fee to participate. In addition, many of these electronic Jihadis are paying an annual fee to access the Al Qaeda chat room. I find it difficult to believe that Paltalk Corporation can be fooled so easily. It remains to be seen whether money and financial profit are the main reason for allowing this Al Qaeda terrorist chat room to restart. But it is an illustration of how powerful the Terrorist Cyberspace is, when Paltalk permits this Al Qaeda terrorist chat room to continue. It is very unfortunate that our US Internet monitoring Counter Terrorism agencies have not forced Paltalk to immediately and permanently shut down these terrorist chat rooms. Perhaps, they believe that they can get actionable intelligence from these rooms. Based on hundreds of hours monitoring of these terrorist chat rooms on Paltalk, I am very convinced that there is no significant actionable intelligence to be obtained from them. In the contrary, these rooms are doing far more damage to the US and the world security with each passing minute as long as they operate. On the top banner of the Al Ansarr Ansar Al Mougahedeen chat room screen they have link to a You Tube video about the destruction of a US Army HumVee south of Baghdad. In the text screen shown above they are rejoicing the death of 10 UN employees in Algeria who were killed today, December 11, 2007, by Al Qaeda terrorists.

To: lorne who wrote (11112)	12/12/2007 7:23:03 PM
From: DeplorableIrredeemableRedneck	Respond to of 20106

Father denied bail in daughter's death DAKSHANA BASCARAMURTY Globe and Mail Update December 12, 2007 at 3:01 PM EST BRAMPTON, Ont. — Muhammed Shan Parvez and Ahtisham Parvez blinked back tears as they watched their father – accused of killing their 16-year-old sister Aqsa – enter a Brampton courtroom Wednesday in an orange prison jumpsuit and handcuffs. The slight Muhammad Parvez kept a steady gaze on Justice of the Peace Darlene Florence during most of his brief bail hearing, but his face crumpled when he made eye contact with his sniffling sons. The 57-year-old was denied bail and will remain in custody. His next court appearance is scheduled for Jan. 29. Police say Mr. Parvez called 911 Monday morning and told the dispatcher he had killed his daughter. When paramedics arrived at the family's Mississauga home, they found her in critical condition and rushed her to hospital. She died that night. It is alleged that Mr. Parvez strangled his daughter. Friends of Aqsa have said she argued with her father, a devout Muslim, about wearing a hijab, or head scarf, and that she was sleeping at friends homes to avoid her family. Whether Muhammad Parvez will be charged with first-degree or second-degree murder in the death of his daughter is still unknown. Mr. Parvez's lawyer, Joseph Ciraco, said it would likely be second-degree murder. “It's bad to see him here,” said Muhammed Shan Parvez as he left the courthouse. “My dad is alive, but my sister passed away so I feel bad for my sister.” He added that his mother, who is diabetic, was having a particularly difficult time handling the situation. He said he had last seen his sister two weeks ago. Mr. Ciraco, said his client's sons are distraught. “They are torn,” he said. “Their sister is gone and their brother and father are in jail.” Muhammad Parvez's 26-year-old son, Waqas, has been charged with obstructing police in their investigation. Justice Florence instructed Mr. Parvez not to communicate with Waqas, who will appear in court on Friday for his own bail hearing. Though Muhammad Parvez was automatically denied bail, Mr. Ciraco said his client's health conditions might overturn that. He said his client may suffer from a heart condition. Justice Florence agreed that Muhammad Parvez's health would be monitored while he is in custody. “If there's an opportunity for bail, we'll proceed in the new year,” said Mr. Ciraco. Muhammed Shan Parvez and brother Ahtisham Parvez appeared emotional before their father's hearing even began. They arrived in court half an hour before the scheduled hearing time and paced down the hallways before sitting down in front of the surety office. Ahtisham Parvez, who listed himself as his father's surety, absently flipped through a newspaper as he sat waiting, but his thoughts appeared to be elsewhere. “This is a hard time,” said Muhammed Shan Parvez. A publication ban has been imposed on court proceedings.