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To: bentway who wrote (53267)	12/11/2011 3:58:13 PM
From: Les H	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119362

Like this... "Fort Hood shootings suspect Nidal Malik Hasan was investigated by the FBI after intelligence agencies intercepted at least 18 emails between him and al-Awlaki between December 2008 and June 2009.[132] Even before the contents of the emails were revealed, terrorism expert Jarret Brachman said that Hasan's contacts with al-Awlaki should have raised "huge red flags". According to Brachman, al-Awlaki is a major influence on radical English-speaking jihadis internationally.[133] The Wall Street Journal reported that "There is no indication Mr. Awlaki played a direct role in any of the attacks, and he has never been indicted in the U.S."[102] Unlike Sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman, he would be brought before a military tribunal. There would be no need for an invasion. Since the US is operating drones to carry out assasinations inside Yemen, the US already has special forces working with their government.