NY bomb suspect probed for links abroad
Reuters
(Additional reporting by Daniel Trotta in New York; Jeremy Pelofsky, Jeff Mason, JoAnne Allen and Jim Vicini in Washington; and William Maclean in London; Editing by Chris Wilson)
Investigators questioned the suspected Times Square bomber hoping to uncover links he might have had to foreign militant groups and U.S. media said he could appear in a New York court on Wednesday.
Just one thing to note here: this comment defies conventional wisdom—
Pakistani Interior Minister Rehman Malik said Shahzad's family "are on our radar."
"He is not from a radical or illiterate family. He is from an educated family. We are looking into how he got radicalized," he told Reuters.
... Osama Bin Laden's family is among the wealthiest and most influential in Saudi Arabia. He attended King Abdulaziz University. His father Muhammed Awad bin Laden was a wealthy businessman with close ties to the Saudi royal family.
Ordinary rendition of relevant information being held in secret captivity out of the reach of the eroding attention span.
Warfare continues to become more professional and dehumanized every day.
The purpose of Extraordinary Edition is being revisited for winter, headed into 2013. U.S. foreign policy, Central Asia and the Middle East remain key focal points. Economics and culture on your front doorstep are coming into focus here.
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
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