Europe 80% terrorism arrests since 2003 r MOROCCANS

"In Europe, 80 per cent of those arrested since 2003 on terrorism charges are Moroccan. The days of not worrying about Morocco are over." METROVOX

EXCEPT here in the U.S. where Bush, the DOJ, FBI, DHS and Congress, having full knowledge of numerous Moroccans involved in terrorist-related acitivites, continue ON-GOING treason conspiracies of rewarding illegal MOROCCANS' numerous felonies with green cards and our highest privilege of United States citizenship -- affording easier travel on a U.S. passport and opportunities for a federal job with access to classified information.

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METROVOX

14 March 2005

Morocco’s dilemma: democracy or terror?
The kingdom’s autocratic political system may be driving more young Moroccans into Jihad

by Ali Amar
Editor

When suicide bombers shattered the calm of the Casablanca night on 16 May 2003, they did more than take 45 lives; they endangered Morocco's future as a democracy.

Morocco had long been considered a haven of tolerance and peace. Any troubles were attributed to foreign agitators.

But Moroccans bombed Casablanca. All grew up in poverty and followed the ideology of radical Islam. None had ever left Morocco. 15 of the 22 people jailed for the Madrid bombing are Moroccan. In a special feature on the 3/11 attacks, Time magazine called Moroccans the “new face of terror”.

A member of Hofstad, an extremist group composed largely of young ethnic Moroccans, is accused of the November murder of Dutch filmmaker Theo van Gogh. This year, Dutch police arrested 13 Moroccan terror suspects. Similar sweeps in France and Belgium led to the incarceration of at least a dozen members of a suspected Moroccan terrorist cell.

In Europe, 80 per cent of those arrested since 2003 on terrorism charges are Moroccan. The days of not worrying about Morocco are over. [more]

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