OK Students, What Lessons Can We Learn From The FBI’s Most Wanted Terrorist List

"Kill Americans"

"Well lookee here. The FBI's most wanted terrorist list. A list they started after 9/11. And just look at the names on it. Does anyone see a pattern here? Let's see, 31 terrorists on the list, 31 of them male, 30 of them Muslim and one a libtard animal rights extremist from San Diego. So that's 30 Muslims and a libtard. Sounds like a damn sitcom. But this still can't possibly prove anything to an arrogant, bastard, America destroying, terrorist president that calls a 1-point-per-game gay basketball player to congratulate him for being a “courageous homo”? No sir, to him this is profiling, and we can't do that. Nope, nothing to see here on this list. But just make sure we keep our eyes on those NRA members, Tea Party extremists, those so called right wing extremists, conservative talk radio hosts, and of course the terrorist that “I hope it’s a white guy”. They are the real threats to this country according to Hussein and the merry minions in his Reich, and the propaganda media. What a collection of assholes they are. They would rather see American's put in harm's way, because of their brainwashed, asinine desire for “diversity”, even if it extends to terrorism. What bullshit. 

I guess the FBI didn't get the memo. What the hell are they doing coming out with a list with all Muslims on it. Shit, there has to be at least one other nationality that has a terrorist they could
add to their list. There's not one Irishman, not one Brit, not one Italian, German, Swede, Norweigen, Hispanic, Asian, or American Negro or Indian. This is just pure profiling bullshit. I just don’t believe it. Not even one terrorist from one of the 57 states. I mean really, just once, how about a Abdullah “Pete” Al-kahari, or a Abdul "Johnny" Rahman Yasin? Just to change shit up a bit. Keep it real. And honestly, can you believe there are no Jews on this list. Can’t say the Soviets, the Nazis and most of  Oboutme’s storm troopers didn’t warn us about those people. Their the ones that terrorize the terrorists. Yet they are not on the list, just the misunderstood Muslims. Now that is just plain wrong and unacceptable. Damn Jews. It is almost inconceivable, that the only terrorists on the list are those that follow that religion of peace, and follow that book of love, the Koran, and bow down to that prophet of pedophilia, Moe-Hammad. It looks to me that the Muslim women are the only one's that have the love in them, after all, there are no Muslim women on the list. Only men, and boy do those men look to be a violent bunch of bastards, don't you think?

But let me say, based on this list, I believe there is reason enough to continue to pat down 80 year old white grandmothers at airports if I ever saw one. Continue to ban knapsacks at events such as this weeks Kentucky Derby, but burkas are OK. So what does this all mean? I think I'm saying we have clueless leaders in our government who are more concerned with the feelings of the terrorists, than in the protection of American citizens. What we are learning from the Boston bombing is evidence of that. I do agree that there should be terrorists other than Muslims on that list. A few names come to mind: Barrack Hussein Oboutme, Eric "Black Panther" Holder, Nancy "Botox" Piglosi, Harry "The War Is Lost" Reid, John "Traitor" Kerry, Shillary "What difference Does It Make" Clinton, Dick "US Soldiers A Nazis" Durbin, the entire Democrap party, the Oboutme Media, and all the libtards that I may have missed. They all belong on that list too. I think we need a little update action from our FBI, don't you?" MC

The Federal Bureau of Investigation's list of "Ten Most Wanted" fugitives dates back to 1950 but the list of "Most Wanted Terrorists" dates back to just after 9/11 and a sense that terrorism had become a strategic threat. Today, the list includes 31 individuals, all of them male and with a single exception (Daniel Andreas San Diego, an animal rights extremist), all of them Muslim:

• Abd al Aziz Awda – 1950, Palestinian, Palestinian Islamic Jihad
• Abdelkarim Hussein Mohamed Al-Nasser – ca. 1947, Saudi, Saudi Hizbullah
• Abdul Rahman Yasin – 1960, American, World Trade Center bombing in 1993
• Abdullah Ahmed Abdullah – 1963, Egyptian, Kenya and Tanzania embassy bombings in 1998
• Adam Yahiye Gadahn – 1978, American, Al-Qaeda
• Adnan G. El Shukrijumah – 1975, Guyanese, Al-Qaeda
• Ahmad Ibrahim Al-Mughassil – 1967, Saudi, Saudi Hizbullah
• Ali Atwa – ca. 1960, Lebanese, TWA hijacking in 1985
• Ali Saed Bin Ali El-Hoorie – 1965, Saudi, Saudi Hizbullah
• Anas Al-Liby – 1964, Libyan, Kenya and Tanzania embassy bombings in 1998
• Ayman Al-Zawahiri – 1951, Egyptian, Al-Qaeda
• Faouzi Mohamad Ayoub – 1966, Lebanese, Lebanese Hizbullah
• Hakimullah Mehsud – ca. 1980, Pakistani, Pakistani Taliban
• Hasan Izz-Al-Din – 1963, Lebanese, TWA hijacking in 1985
• Husayn Muhammad Al-Umari – 1936, Lebanese, 15 May Organization
• Ibrahim Salih Mohammed Al-Yacoub – 1966, Saudi, Saudi Hizbullah
• Isnilon Totoni Hapilon – 1966, Filipino, Abu Sayyaf Group
• Jaber A. Elbaneh – 1966, Yemeni, Al-Qaeda
• Jamal Saeed Abdul Rahim – 1965, Palestinian, Pan Am hijacking in 1986
• Jamel Ahmed Mohammed Ali Al-Badawi – 1960, Yemeni, USS Cole bombing in 2000
• Jehad Serwan Mostafa – 1981, American, Al-Shabaab
• Mohammed Ali Hamadei – 1964, Lebanese, Lebanese Hizbullah
• Muhammad Abdullah Khalil Hussain Ar-Rahayyal – 1965, Palestinian, Pan Am hijacking in 1986
• Muhammad Ahmed Al-Munawar – 1965, Palestinian, Abu Nidal Organization
• Omar Shafik Hammami – 1984, American, Al-Shabaab
• Raddulan Sahiron – ca. 1936, Filipino, Abu Sayyaf Group
• Ramadan Abdullah Mohammad Shallah – 1958, Palestinian, Palestinian Islamic Jihad
• Saif Al-Adel – ca. 1960, Egyptian, Al-Qaeda
• Wadoud Muhammad Hafiz Al-Turki – 1955, Palestinian, Pan Am hijacking in 1986
• Zulkifli Abdhir – 1966, Malaysian, Kumpulun Mujahidin Malaysia

Comments:
(1) Muslims make up 30 out of 31 most wanted terrorists, or about 97 percent of them. That's a pretty good indication of what Bernard Lewis' 1990 article famously called "Muslim rage" and why Islam-related issues have such prominence.
(2). Islamists make up 27 out of those 30; only the three perpetrators of the Pan Am 73 hijacking in 1986 (Rahayyal, Munawar, Turki), all connected to the Abu Nidal Organization, are not Islamists (or at least were not in 1986). This predominance of jihad reflects the Islamist hegemony among politically extreme Muslims.
(3) Ethnic Arabs make up 25 of the 30 terrorists. The largest numbers are 4 each of Lebanese, Palestinians, and Saudis, 3 each of Americans and Egyptians. Non-ethnic Arabs include 2 Filipinos, 1 Malaysian, 1 Pakistani, and 1 American convert. This high percentage confirms the sense that Arabic-speakers have the most pent-up hostility toward Americans.
(4) Most attacks by these most wanted fugitives date from the 1980s and 1990s – Khobar, TWA 847, East African embassies, WTC bombing. Symbolically of this relative antiquity, the only American airlines attacked by them were Pan American and TWA, both long defunct. This points to the greater success since 9/11 in both foiling and tracking terrorism, thanks to greater resources and more diligence.
(5) Also reflecting the long-ago quality of this most wanted list, note the striking pattern of their decadal birthdates:

1930s – 2
1940s – 1
1950s – 4
1960s – 18
1970s – 2
1980s – 3
1990s – 0

The average age is close to 50 – not exactly the prime time of life for terrorism. The youngest listee, Hammami, will be 29 years old in less than a week. The eldest two, Umari and Sahiron, are approaching 80. (April 30, 2013)