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August 10, 2003
Looking Under Rocks
Sometimes Truth is stranger than fiction. From the Washington Times comes the story of how a very extraordinary ordinary US citizen is helping in the war against Terror : Referred to by her spy masters only as "Mrs. Galt," she is by day an unremarkable American housewife and mother. But after her two children go to bed, she plunges into a secret world of Internet chat rooms and Web sites populated by some of the most dangerous people on earth.OK, where do I sign up? Hat Tip : Little Green Footballs Posted by Alan Brain at August 10, 2003 05:59 AM | TrackBackComments
Whoever gave out this information to begin with is a flaming asshole, or a liberal. There's enough information there for any determined tango to use to learn all about "Mrs. Galt."
Posted by: wolf at August 10, 2003 08:40 AM Wolf,
Posted by: Elvis at August 10, 2003 08:51 AM Wolf : I thought about not posting about "Mrs Galt". Of deliberately supressing it, for exactly the reasons stated. Not being American, I don't Fanatically believe in the "Public's Right To Know".
Posted by: Alan E Brain at August 10, 2003 09:16 AM I go for C. Truly anybody who is involved in such an activity is not going to be publicizing it so freely and risking their life needlessly. Whether it's true or not, it will give the al-Qaida creeps one more thing to be paranoid about. And I'm all for terrorizing the terrorists. Posted by: Dar at August 10, 2003 10:57 AM When all this started in 9/11, the one thing I feared was that most of the war would be fought in the shadows and the average citizen would lose patience and faith. From time to time, we are going to get tidbits of how we have been clever. It gets tiresome hearing about all those treacherous effective members of the Iraqi "Resistance" (who ever started the use of that bravery evocative phrase) and from time to time we have to hear of our own ingenuity for morale reasons.
Posted by: Limpet at August 10, 2003 10:02 PM There's gotta be more to this blurb than face value. At least I would hope so. If it is real, than she would have never been exposed, unless of course her superior was Inspector Clouseau. Posted by: Elvis at August 10, 2003 11:35 PM Glen Jenvey's been in the news -- and this blog! -- before.
Posted by: TBox at August 11, 2003 09:03 AM From my own experience infiltrating Islamofacist groups with a few trusted friends, I can definitely say it has a detrimental effect on jihadi recruitment sites.
Posted by: USF at August 11, 2003 10:37 AM Damn it! I wanted ©, and I wanted it all to myself... SO much for greed. Maybe what I ought to do is go for Avarice. Posted by: Cap'n SPIN at August 11, 2003 11:34 AM Lust. Did I mention that one? Islamowhackos don't favor 'protection'. Beneath them. Or under them. Somethin' like that. Maybe she ought to, like, mention SID. That would tend to raise the level of awareness, wouldn't it? Barin' her 'soul' so to speak. Allah made me say that. Posted by: Cap'n SPIN at August 11, 2003 11:41 AM Hey Cap'n, every red blooded Muslim male in search of female companionship thinks that Muslims females don't have any thing that requires the males to use "protection." They are all "good girls" who know nothing about this "protection" you speak of, unlike those decadent western females that run around half naked with their hair and ankles exposed for all to see.
Posted by: MuslimahMujihadeenHottie469 at August 11, 2003 03:03 PM Muslimahwhatever - You crack me up. Let me do this thing by the numbers, then. Pride. Avarice. Lust. Envy(wooooow. Viagra? I mean, the Dr. whomever on the Wiagra site is a KICK!) Gluttony. Hmmm. Have to ponder the marketing possibilities for that one. Anger. WTF? Sloth. Okay. So, maybe an EagerBeaver gone bad? This crap is boring. I stick with original ©. If for no other reason than it sounds like a CheapThrill. Posted by: Cap'n SPIN at August 11, 2003 04:11 PM LOL. Ok Cap'n, CheapThrill © it is!
Posted by: MuslimahMujihadeenHottie469 at August 11, 2003 05:04 PM a bowl of hummus, a fig/date candy mixture and re-runs of 80's star search. Posted by: gijoe at August 11, 2003 05:14 PM Hey gijoe, you sound like a man who knows how to melt the heart of the most hardened chechyen mujihadeen widdow about to do the next bombing run to Moscow.
Posted by: MuslimahMujihadeenHottie469 at August 11, 2003 07:20 PM Hi all hope you all liked mrs galt! as you may-be aware Mrs galt has help arrest and kill serveral al-qaeda terrorists in kashmir and chechnya and there may-be a few arab al-qaeda member's to be confirmed. This is not her real name so she is still very secret and safe. i take full blame. if anyone would like to pass on infomation via P.G.C.C. just send via the email address on line or use f.b.i. tips lines. the russian FSB can be contacted via your local russian embassy or by fsb@fsb.ru ..remember to tell others that al-qaeda got beat by a american house wife! glen Posted by: GlenJenvey at August 15, 2003 11:31 AM Post a comment
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