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gIQAtYZ7JR_story.html?wpisrc=al_nationalWashington Post: William Branigin and Del Quentin Wilber

February 17 2012

 

The FBI and the U.S. Capitol Police arrested a Moroccan man Friday in downtown Washington after a lengthy investigation into an alleged plot to carry out a suicide attack on the Capitol.

 

Amine el-Khalifi, 29, was picked up while carrying an inoperable gun and a fake suicide vest provided to him by undercover FBI agents posing as al-Qaeda associates, U.S. officials said.

 

Khalifi, an illegal immigrant living in Alexandria, Va., had been under investigation for about a year and had overstayed his visitor visa for years, the Associated Press reported, citing a counterterrorism official and a government official briefed on the matter.

 

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Amine el-Khalifi, Khalifi, an illegal immigrant living in Alexandria, Va.

 

With all these incidents there must be some commonalities, but for the life of me, I just cannot seem to connect the dots....

 

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@RandyM

 

Amine el-Khalifi, Khalifi, an illegal immigrant living in Alexandria, Va.

 

With all these incidents there must be some commonalities, but for the life of me, I just cannot seem to connect the dots....

 

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I'm thinking High level panel to look into this strange and perplexing mystery. I've got time on my hands, they give me...? 75-80k a years and pre diem I'm there!

Of course the 1st question is where to put the head quarters...Palm Springs, Vail, Toledo Oh?

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