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July 17, 2007
Two Muslim Women Arrested In Dallas After Police Standoff
Topics: Terrorism
The two Muslim women, Kimberly Al-Homsi and Aisha Hamad, have been investigated in at least three previous terrorism-related incidents, although Dallas police say the had no direct evidence the women have ties to terrorism. And in spite of the multiple terrorism-related incidents, the women have accused authorities of violating their rights and of religious and racial profiling - something we've all learned by now is standard fare for Muslims when caught or observed in extremely suspicious circumstances (click on image for more info on the women).
However, this newest incident began with a routine domestic disturbance, and ended only after Arlington police had negotiated a six-hour standoff, their robot had been shot at with a paintball gun, and they had called in a bomb squad over four potentially explosive devices. After reading the news report, it's hard to know whether the two women are simply nutcases, keystone terrorists, or something more sinister: Women arrested after police standoff.
Update: The two also go to the same mosque that is associated with the Holy Land Foundation, which was a money laundering scam for terrorists.(Hat tip - Jawa Report)
Posted by Richard at July 17, 2007 2:37 PM
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