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Sunday, February 05, 2006
A man convicted of masterminding the attack on the American destroyer Cole in 2000 escaped a Yemeni jail through a tunnel with 22 other prisoners, the international police organization, Interpol, said today.
The prisoner, Jamal Ahmed Badawi, was sentenced to death in 2004 by a court in Yemen for his role in the attack on the warship that killed 17 American sailors and provided an early glimpse of the workings of Osama bin Laden's Al Qaeda global terror network. The Interpol statement said that 12 of the prisoners who escaped through the tunnel with Mr. Badawi were convicted members of Al Qaeda.
Thanks for the stellar security, Yemen.
Meanwhile, Michelle Malkin asks:
If Badawi has access to a cell phone, and calls an al Qaeda operative here in the U.S. to give the go-ahead on a mass terrorist plot, and that plot is executed killing thousands of innocent people on American soil, who will the NYTimes editors and Democrat leaders blame?
Well, since wiretapping is apparently such a big deal, now that terrorists are being targeted, and the Clinton administration isn't the one trying to rationalize their use, I think that's a pretty good question.Labels: Archives_2006
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Dave
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