NBC: Soldier accused of trying to aid al-Qaida

[Loonman]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4252095/

[CaptainClark23]

1. "Sting Operation", eh?

The only way they could come up with an Al Qaida cell was to fecking invent one, I'm sure.

No, nothing about allowing the accused to actually make CONTACT with a REAL cell in order to COMBAT TERRORISM....

what a fecking crock. I'm calling it a day.

[bluestateguy]

2. well there's some new material for the next Ann Coulter column

More anti-Muslim demagoguery in a column soon to be written.

[JohnOneillsMemory]

3. Right on time. WH on the ropes? Get '9/11' or 'al-Qu'ida' in the headlines

It's as predictable as clockwork.

And if the news cycle goes really badly for the White House,
get poisen at the Senate and a sniper in the headlines.

Gotta keep stimulating those fear glands...

[frylock]

4. captain yee revisited..

we'll probably find out that the charges are bogus, but that dude had some pr0n on his computer.

[Newsjock]

5. Same place as Yee, even

Fort Lewis is near Olympia, a notoriously liberal, anti-war city. It's also where the astroturf soldiers' letters home were uncovered.

Draw your own conclusions.