02/03/2012 Update by SH:: Thanks so much for your prayers and well wishes.
Gork, thank you for your daily "wishes".
In due time I will be back much to the detriment of my "enemies" and to them I say: (below the fold cuz of a F word).
12/20/2011 Update by SH: Thank you all very much for your continued prayers. I will be back.
Merry Christmas and Chag Chanuka Sameach to all.
Oh, and Xariif, I have a special holiday message to you and your followers. It's below the fold:
01/06/2012 Update by SH: Happy New Year everyone and again thanks for your prayers and well wishes.
Yes, Xariif, I will be back.
I can wipe up the floor with you and your kind Xariff.
Again, thank you everyone for your prayers and well wishes, they mean a lot and have "done a lot". You have given me strength with your prayers and well wishes to the detriment of Xariiif and other assho*les. Stupid sh*ts don't realize I also gain strength from their bs!
BTW, I would "really" like really awesome dudes in their best and stuff. I know some of you posted stuff, but really I need "stuff" like biceps and stuff ... not naked but "awesome bods"!! I especially like IDF soldiers. Not that I don't like our (US) military soldiers cuz I do but I like IDF, their eyes put me in a trance and stuff.
Again, thank you all .... I am humbled and hope to be back again with really snarky sh*t and stuff.
The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) recently obtained close to 300 pages of documents, as a result of a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, detailing the federal agency’s “intelligence gathering” practices on the web.
Among the documents were guidelines from DHS instructing outside contractors to monitor the web for media reports and comments that “reflect adversely” on the agency or the federal government.
Nothing to see here, folks, move along now.
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Anonymous Is Behind On Their Bible Study
(01:09AM)
I'm sure the nation that has endured enslavement under the Pharaohs, wandering in the desert for 40 years, thousands of years of persecution under various empires, and ultimately the Holocaust is really worried about a few somewhat computer literate morons.
I have one word for you, (not so) Anonymous. It's "Mossad."
Thanks to Brian of London
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Thursday, February 9,
2012
It's Done: Younes Abdullah Muhammad, Leader of Revolution Muslim, Pleads Guilty!!! (Bumped, Sticky)
(11:44PM)
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This is the time at The Jawa Report when we dance!
Thanks to Anna Warren
Earlier we brought you a report that Jesse "Younes Abdullah Muhammad" Morton was planning to plead guilty and now our long time dream has come true: It's finished, Younes pleaded guilty just a few minutes ago!
Seriously, any long time reader knows that our very personal feud with Younes Abdullah Muhammed, Yousef al-Khattab, and the rest of the gang at Revolution Muslim goes way back. Waaaaay, back. And that this feud became very personal over the years, including Jawa themed video tributes to murdering hostages by the gang at Revolution Muslim dedicated to us. Howie should be even more happy as Joey "Yousef al-Khattab" Cohen's ire was generally directed toward me, Younes Abdullah Muhammad had a special disdain for Howie.
And remember the time we had Joey on our short-lived radio show? Ahhh, good times, good times.
We've been calling for their arrest for years, and noting the very real and personal connections the group has with terrorists. Some of these connections are listed below. For instance, the personal relationship that Younes had with Samir Khan, the now dead al Qaeda propagandist. Samir, Younes, and Yousef were personal friends, not just online buddies.
Pictured above is an image of Zachary Chesser in front of the White House. Chesser was convicted of trying to join the al Qaeda linked al Shabaab group in Somalia. And standing next to Chesser in the photo? That's right, Jesse "Younes Abdullah Muhammad" Morton.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. – Jesse Curtis Morton, aka Younus Abdullah Muhammed, 33, of New York City, pled guilty today to using his position as a leader of Revolution Muslim Organization’s internet sites to conspire to solicit murder, make threatening communications and use the internet to place others in fear.
Neil H. MacBride, United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia; James W. McJunkin, Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI’s Washington Field Office; and Raymond W. Kelly, New York City Police Commissioner, made the announcement after the plea was accepted by United States District Judge Liam O’Grady.
Morton faces a maximum penalty five years in prison for each of the three charges when he is sentenced on May 18, 2012.
“Jesse Morton operated Revolution Muslim to radicalize those who saw and heard his materials online and to incite them to engage in violence against those they believed to be enemies of Islam,” said U.S. Attorney MacBride. “We may never know all of those who were inspired to engage in terrorism because of Revolution Muslim, but the string of recent terrorism cases with ties to Morton’s organization demonstrates the threat it posed to our national security. We’re grateful to the FBI, NYPD and their law enforcement partners throughout the world who made today’s conviction possible.”
“Individuals such as Morton who encourage violence and create fear over the internet are a danger to our society and to the freedoms we enjoy as citizens,” said Assistant Director in Charge McJunkin. “Today’s plea, and other recent cases of those associated with Morton’s organization, demonstrate the widespread nature of this danger. Together with our partner law enforcement agencies, and with the assistance of the community, the FBI will continue to pursue those who promulgate violent extremism and promote the radicalization of others."
“Fortunately , NYPD Intelligence Division detectives were in a position to learn exactly how Morton used the internet to conspire to solicit murder, and how he encouraged others to solicit the murder of an artist whose material he deemed offensive,” said Police Commissioner Kelly. “This important plea resulted because the NYPD’s monitoring of Morton’s activities, combined with the investigative and prosecutorial expertise of the FBI and the U.S. Attorney for Eastern District of Virginia, made for a strong case, in addition to a strong partnership.”
According to a statement of facts filed with his plea agreement, Morton founded Revolution Muslim in December 2007 and created various online forums that contained postings and information supportive of violent extremism. Morton and his associates used the organization’s websites to encourage Muslims to engage in violence against those they believed to be enemies of Islam and to support Osama bin Laden, Anwar Al-Awlaki, al-Qaeda, the Taliban, and others espousing violence. They posted messages in support of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, the November 2009 killings at Ft. Hood and attacks and future threats against Jewish organizations, among others.
Through his online forums, Morton conspired with Zachary Chesser, of Fairfax County, Va., and others to solicit the murder of an artist tied to the “Everybody Draw Mohammed Day” movement in May 2010, including posting online a magazine that included the artist in a hit list for violent extremists to take out and a message from Anwar Al-Awlaki that explicitly called for the artist’s assassination. In justifying these actions, Morton posted online a speech of his asserting that “Islam’s position is that those that insult the Prophet may be killed” and exhorting his listeners to fight the “disbelievers near you.”
In addition, Morton admitted through his statement of facts that he aided Chesser in taking repeated steps in April 2010 to encourage violent extremists to attack the writers of South Park for an episode that featured Muhammad in a bear suit, including highlighting their residence and urging online readers to “pay them a visit.” Among the steps they took were posting on multiple occasions speeches by Anwar Al-Awlaki, which explained the Islamic justification for killing those who insult or defame Muhammad. Morton worked with Chesser to draft a message for the website regarding the South Park threats, including a quote from Osama bin Laden that “If there is no check in the freedom of your words, then let your hearts be open to the freedom of our actions.” Morton and Chesser posted the final version of this statement on various extremist online forums, and Chesser told Morton that he expected the statement would “scare the kuffar.” Kuffar is an Arabic term, referring to an unbeliever, or disbeliever, in Islam.
Chesser was arrested on July 21, 2010, charged with providing material support to Al-Shabaab and later also pled guilty to communicating threats and soliciting violent extremists to desensitize law enforcement. Four days after Chesser’s arrest, Morton fled to Morocco, where he resided until his arrest on U.S. charges on May 26, 2011.
In his statement of facts, Morton admitted that the Revolution Muslim websites contained the writings of and/or contributed to the radicalization of individuals who were inclined to engage in violence, including the following:
Samir Khan, previously of Charlotte, N.C., before moving to Yemen in 2009, was authorized by Morton to post materials on Revolution Muslim, and Morton provided Khan with two articles for the first two online editions of Jihad Recollections, an online magazine dedicated to violent extremism. In July 2010, Morton posted the first edition of Inspire magazine, an English-language magazine supporting al-Qaeda that Morton believed to be the product of Khan. The magazine included an eight-page article titled “Make a bomb in the kitchen of Your Mom,” with detailed instructions regarding the construction of an explosive device.
Bilal Zaheer Ahmad, of the United Kingdom, was provided the password to Revolution Muslim by Morton and given permission to post messages. In November 2010, Ahmad praised Roshonara Choundhry for attempting to kill a British member of Parliament over his support for the Iraq war and posted a list of 383 members of Parliament who had voted for the Iraq war, along with suggestions on how to get in to see them and a link to a store selling a weapon similar to that used in Choundhry’s attack. Ahmad told Morton that the purpose of the post was to “make those MPs fearful.”
Abdel Hameed Shehedah, a former resident of Staten Island, N.Y., who was charged in October 2010 of making false statements involving his alleged attempt to travel to Pakistan to join a fighting group such as the Taliban. The statement of facts states that Shehedah attended Revolution Muslim meetings, made his website, civiljihad.com, a feeder site for Revolution Muslim and eventually arranged for all visitors to his website be routed automatically to Revolution Muslim.com.
Rezwan Ferdaus, of Ashland, Mass., was charged in September 2011 with plotting to attack the Pentagon and U.S. Capitol using large remote controlled aircraft filled with C-4 plastic explosives. The statement of facts states that in February 2010, Ferdaus emailed Morton asking for counsel regarding his duties as a Muslim and whether martyrdom operations were proper practice. Morton replied that martyrdom operations must be judged by intention but can have “enormous benfits (sic) in a war of attrition.”
Colleen R. LaRose, aka “Jihad Jane,” of Montgomery County, Pa., was charged in March 2010 with a variety of terrorism-related offenses, including plotting to kill Lars Vilks, a Swedish cartoonist who has been the subject of several murder threats based on his artwork depicting Muhammad. According to the statement of facts, Morton notified Sheikh Abdullah Faisal, a Muslim cleric convicted in the United Kingdom of soliciting murder, that LaRose was a subscriber to Revolution Muslim YouTube accounts.
Antonio Benjamin Martinez, of Baltimore, Md., was arrested and charged with plotting to bomb a military recruiting station in December 2010. The statement of facts states that one month prior to his arrest, Martinez viewed a video of Osama bin Laden and multiple terror training camp video clips on the Revolution Muslim website.
Jose Pimental, of New York City, was arrested and charged in November 2011 in connection with a plot to build and use a bomb to assassinate members of the U.S. military returning from active duty in Afghanistan. According to the statement of facts, Pimental contacted Morton saying that he was a big fan of Revolution Muslim, and that Morton recommended that Pimentel stay away from an individual because “there is high probability that he is working for the FBI.”
Mohamed Hamoud Alessa and Carlos Eduardo Almonte, both of New Jersey, were arrested in June 2010 on their way to Somalia to join a terrorist organization to kill individuals whose beliefs and practices did not accord with their ideology. The statement of facts states that both Alessa and Almonte were associates of Morton’s within the Revolution Muslim organization, and Morton was interviewed by investigators from the New York City Police Department on the day of their arrest.
This investigation is being conducted by the FBI’s Washington Field Office and the New York Police Department’s Intelligence Division. Assistant United States Attorneys Gordon D. Kromberg and Karen L. Dunn of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Virginia and Trial Attorney John T. Gibbs of the Counterterrorism Section in the National Security Division are prosecuting the case on behalf of the United States.
Oh, and here's a little video tribute we did way back when showing Younes and Yousef "working out". Needless to say, hilarity ensues.
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George Lucas, We're Not Stupid
(06:47PM)
No matter what you say, no matter how badly you screw up your own movies, those of who were there in the theater during that glorious year of 1977 know that HAN F*CKING SHOT FIRST!
Islamist students halted the filming of an Egyptian television series at Cairo's Ain Shams University protesting against the "indecent" clothing of the actresses, the production company said Thursday.
Misr International films had obtained permission from the university's management to film on site, the head of the company, Gaby Khoury, told AFP.
But "when the shooting started, the director of the engineering faculty, Sherif Hammad, came to tell us that some students and teachers were against it, because of the clothing worn by the actresses," he said.
The series, adapted from the novel "Dhat" by Egyptian author Sonallah Ibrahim, takes place in the 1970s, "when women wore short clothing."
Hammad "insisted that the filming should stop and that we would be reimbursed ... explaining that he was not able to guarantee the protection of the materials or the artists," Khoury added.
In a statement on Wednesday evening, the production company said "the student members of the Muslim Brotherhood at Ain Shams University had prevented the film crew from the 'Dhat' TV series from shooting the scenes set at the university."
The students had objected to the "indecent" clothing, it said, and "categorically refused" to let the filming continue unless the costumes were changed.
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Facebook De-Friending Murders
(03:04PM)
Billie Jean Hayworth - Billy Payne
(Johnson County, Tennessee) This story is sad and depressing. A local couple, 36-year-old Billy Payne and 23-year-old Billie Jean Hayworth, were each fatally shot in the head for de-friending a woman, Jenelle Potter, on Facebook.
Astonishingly, Hayworth was shot while holding her baby who fortunately was found unharmed.
Because of the de-friending, Jenelle Potter's father, Marvin Potter,Jr., 60, became angry and conspired with a friend, Jamie Curd, 38, to shoot Payne and Hayworth. Potter, Jr. and Curd have been charged with first-degree murder.
I suspect there is no listing of possible motives for murder which includes de-friending someone on Facebook. It's senseless.
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Female Pilot Who Challenged Hijab Mandates in Saudi Arabia Running for Congress
(02:44PM)
And guess who she wants to replace? Gabby Giffords.
When I first got the email saying she was running for Congress, I did a quick check of the archives and found that we had, in fact, reported on her before:
Retired Col. Martha McSally, whose grievance about being forced to wear the Muslim abaya while stationed in Saudi Arabia in the 1990s resulted in 2002 legislation outlawing the practice of making female soldiers wear Muslim religious garb in Saudi Arabia, told The Daily Caller that the sanctity of the uniform should not be sullied with outside accessories like the hijab.
“Another thing that makes this inappropriate is that they are wearing it with their uniform,” she said. “All the services have several-hundred-page regulations about what is appropriate and is not appropriate to wear with the uniform, and we have very strict guidelines … You are representing the United States government. You are wearing the U.S. military uniform, and it confuses what you are representing when you add this to the uniform.”
Check out this 60 Minutes interview with her.
The woman has ... how you say? .... huevos.
I don't live in Tuscon, but if I did, I'd support her. Here's her website where you can donate to her campaign.
Thanks to Robert.
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Great News: Zawahiri Claims al Shabaab Now al Qaeda
(01:23PM)
I'm not sure this really changes anything. Al Shabaab had already been "connected" to al Qaeda for years, they are on the list of proscribed foreign terrorist organizations, and we have used drone strikes to take out Shabaab figures in the past.
At the very least this will shut people up who make the case that since al Shabaab isn't al Qaeda then they aren't the enemy. As if al Qaeda was the only jihadi terror group of concern to us.
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The 2012 Anonymous Primer – What Anonymous is and What Anonymous is not Guest Post by Natter
(12:12PM)
This is not a time line, biography, or history lesson, nor is it in any way complete. There are numerous articles and opinion pieces of varying accuracy and bias available on the web that already attempt to do those things.
We'll begin with what Anonymous is not.
Anonymous is not legion (digital bots don't count), omnipotent, monolithic, or all that particularly skilled at what it does (there are some individuals who are very skilled in differing fields to be mentioned later in this primer). Anonymous is not anonymous, nobody ever is on the Internet. Anonymous does forget, they forgot all about attacking the Zeta's drug gang very quickly. The Zeta's do not expect them.
Anonymous is not just some pimple-faced kid sitting in his parents basement smoking weed, eating Cheetos, and gulping down energy drinks, (though that does pretty thoroughly account for the bulk of the Johnnie-Come-Lately teenage fanboy's after the summers of 2009-2011). Anonymous is not just some fat comic book store employee on a trailer court Dell with a hard drive stuffed with furry tentacle sex Anime and kiddie porn, (though it does seem to have way more then the normal percentage of such individuals). Anonymous is not just the Ron Paul, Alex Jones, Troofer crowd, (though more then a few of those types do infest the lower ranks). Those individuals are the cannon fodder.
Anonymous is not what it was in 2008, although many of the most influential members and faction leaders remain.
Anonymous is not a freedom or democracy advocacy group, nor is Anonymous the slightest bit interested in promoting free speech, that doesn't agree with its own nebulous, ill-stated, and often contradictory goals and talking point propaganda. Quite the opposite, Anonymous seeks to silence dissent both within and without the group and has demonstrated no qualms about openly using the digital online equivalent of terrorist tactics and lynch mobs to achieve this silence.
Anonymous is not leaderless. In fact, like almost all such organizations, its ridiculously easy to identify those leaders and the related organizational rank structure. By way of example; The pimple-faced weed smoking teen from the basement is not giving orders to AnonymouSabu, (only known unindicted survivor and unquestioned leader of the LulzSec faction), without receiving the verbal-digital equivalent of a Puerto Rican beat down. Nor is fat comic book store guy with the overstuffed Dell giving orders to dedicated long term Leftist and Anarchist professional organizers and agitators such as Gabriella Coleman, Barry Friedman or Neil Rauhauser. The wolf is rarely perturbed by fleas.
No, Barrett Brown is not a leader, or a spokesman for Anonymous. He's the Fredo of the Anonfather movie. (After all, he called Rusty a fascist, when we all know Rusty's an Imperial stooge.)
Anonymous is not at all responsible for starting the Arab Spring (nor was Wikileaks). It can demonstrated beyond any shadow of a doubt and in any number of ways that the Muslim Brotherhood had more to do with creating, influencing, and profiting from the Arab Spring uprisings then all other causes, except one. Hunger.
In fairness it can be pointed out that certain factions of Anonymous did help to facilitate and maintain free Internet contact with various Arab Spring nations as their former governments knee-jerked into full repression mode during those various uprisings. It remains to be seen just how beneficial that Internet access was to those nations or their people, who are still faced with famine condition food shortages and repressive governments now under new management, long after Anonymous collectively has forgotten about them.
Anonymous is not all that particularly original either. The fake “leaderless” method of organization is rather old as guerrilla groups and movements go, and was last most prominently used by the North American neo-Nazi and militia movements of the 1980's. The individual cells concept is also quite old as a guerrilla strategy, even older then the very concept of organized warfare itself in fact, and it remains a standard operating procedure for Communist and Islamic terrorist groups, including al Qaeda. Modern online gamers also tend to group into individual cells, clans, and communities and more then a few Anonymous members are or have been on line gamers.
Which brings us back to Anonymous and what Anonymous once was and has since become.
Anonymous is currently, at best 10,000 to 20,000 vocally supporting individuals online world wide at any one time and depending largely on what time it is in the Western worlds school year. The vast majority of that membership is located within the US/Canada and Europe, with some large South American contingents. That vast majority is also little more then virtual cannon fodder in an online guerrilla war with very real consequences (long prison sentences and heavy fines in Western nations, torture and death for dissidents elsewhere).
Anonymous is also some 100 to 250 individuals of differing status, faction leadership, and skill level, many of whose faction members share membership among some or several faction leaders at any one time. Those upper level leaders are almost exclusively Western or Western based. While many of those leaders have openly denied membership in Anonymous, others have openly admitted to at least verbal support.
The part about Anonymous being born on the 4Chan website sub board /b/ in 2003 is true, but only to a certain extent, as many of the current upper level members can also be found in comments and posts/diaries on Daily Kos and other like politically like minded blogs going back to the same era. The part about confronting Scientology is also true, although most, but not all, of the Chanology era members have long since drifted away, disenchanted with the cult like atmosphere that has infested present day Anonymous.
There are also a handful of skilled professional “black-hat hackers” within that upper level of Anonymous. Some are coders and vulnerability/exploit hunters, defacement artists, credit-card account thieves, and/or stolen information dump specialists. Some of whom are very good at what they do and some whom are known to be employed by some of the largest ISP's and information security companies in the world (think Comcast and McAfee size). At least one worked as the network admin of a frighteningly popular porn website, where he had access to the real names, passwords, and credit card account details of every single paying customer, including law enforcement and military customers.
The remainder of Anonymous leadership are the propaganda specialists, drawn from various educational and journalistic fields. Some of whom already have book deals and some of whom work for very large mainstream media outlets (think Guardian, CBS, RussiaToday, Wired sized).
Yes, Anonymous is connected to Wikileaks, at the hip, shoulders, and ankles. While Julian Assange has not been proven to direct or give orders to Anonymous, he clearly seems to use the power of suggestion to influence Wikileaks staffers (there aren't many of those) who are also upper or leadership level Anonymous members (there are even fewer of those).
Yes, Anonymous is connected to Occupy Wall Street. By an umbilical cord. OWS began under the Anonymous name OpESR (Operation Empire State Revenge/Revolution). Canadian anarchist publisher Adbusters joined shortly thereafter. Anonymous and Adbusters were in the park weeks before the Day of Rage protests (which were also the single largest one day turn out for the Occupy Movement). The unions and other professional Left groups joined OWS during and after Day of Rage, bringing money, organization, numbers, political connections, a quickly disenchanted and abused Nancy Pelosi with the DNC, and as per usual, a take over by purge attempt. The Red Block always attempts to eat the Black Block after they mate. It is not always successful in this attempt.
Yes, Anonymous does have connections to certain Middle Eastern Islamist hacking groups, most of those Middle Eastern and Islamist groups are individual factions in and among themselves, forming temporary and uncertain alliances of convenience with Anonymous against mutual targets. At least some of those Islamist hacking groups are sponsored or run by their respective governments. Certain leadership members of Anonymous have also demonstrated direct and open communication with the social media accounts of known terrorist groups.
Yes, US law enforcement does know who the vast majority of those Anonymous leadership members are, and where they are located. In some cases, some of those Anonymous leaders may already be working as informants for various agencies (statistically most hackers do cooperate once caught), in others, particularly among the larger propaganda class, there is no evidence shown thus far that those individuals violated any laws. Yet...
As an aside, of the fourteen people indicted by Grand Jury for the first Paypal attacks, only two can be called leadership or upper level, the remainder are cannon fodder types, told to download a certain tool and fire it at Paypal. Given that the technical data log evidence appears to be open, shut, and airtight, their lawyers likely have made a terrible tactical error in pleading “not guilty.”
The San Jose Paypal 14 Grand Jury is rumored to be only the first of several Grand Juries and at least one RICO investigation impending for Anonymous. Some of which is very likely (or already has), to spill over into the various Wikileaks investigations, and some of which very likely involves certain paid DNC contractors. There strongly appears to be at least one, possibly several child porn indictments pending as well both in Europe and in the US.
Considering the current state of Justice department leadership, it's probably for the best if both law enforcement and judgment moves very slowly and (a lot more) carefully on all of these related cases and investigations.
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Saudi Blasphemer Arrested in Moderate Malaysia Faces Deportation and Death Penalty
(11:42AM)
Malaysian authorities arrested a Saudi newspaper writer wanted by the Gulf kingdom for offending Islam and Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him) and local reports said he could face death.
Hamza Kashgari was seized as he arrived in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday following his escape from Saudi Arabia on news that King Abdullah has ordered him arrested and prosecuted for religious insults in his articles on Twitter.
Criticizing religious figures is a fundamental human right. Which is why legally enforced sharia, even in it's so-called "moderate" forms, is inherently antithetical to freedom and liberty.
A senior militant, believed to be the head of al-Qaeda in Pakistan, was killed in a US drone strike early on Thursday morning, according to security officials.
Badar Mansoor had been a link man between militant groups, running a training camp and sending volunteers to fight across the border in Afghanistan.
Intelligence officials said two missiles were fired at a house in Miranshah, the main town of North Waziristan, killing as many as five militants.
Identifying figures killed in drone strikes is notoriously difficult and can take several weeks. However, a senior Pakistani official told the AFP news agency that Mansoor was among the dead.
"He died in the missile attacks overnight in Miranshah. His death is a major blow to al-Qaeda's abilities to strike in Pakistan," he said.
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Abstinence Is Free
(10:30AM)
Barbara Boxer is defending Obamacare's birth control mandate. She claims it costs an average person $600 a year for contraceptives.
I did a little online shopping (I don't usually buy condoms in bulk) and found 1000 condoms for as little as $112.22! You might be able to get an even better deal from a condom warehouse like CondomDepot or DiscountCondomKing, which offers free, discreet shipping.
Do the math. 1000 condoms divided by 365 days - that's 2.7 condoms per day. (That's also under 31¢ per day - cheaper than a cup of coffee!)
Seriously, who needs more than that? Birth control, at a fraction of the cost.
Update: Watcher in comments mentions birth control pills. Walmart's $4 Prescription Program offers generic birth control pills. That's just $48 per year. But that might cost you a pizza night.
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Hope You Had Fun At The Superbowl!
(10:10AM)
Hundreds of thousands of people at the Super Bowl Village in Indianapolis could have been exposed to the measles.
The Indiana State Department of Health confirms that a person infected with the highly contagious disease went to the Super Bowl Village in downtown Indianapolis on Feb. 3, but did not say what time the person was there. (Source)
Personally, I'd be more concerned if an #Occupy crowd showed up. You never know what they have.
Because, you know, the show is set in the 70's and back then 
