May 11, 2009, - 1:30 pm
Outstanding Example of Immigrant Absorption Into America of the Day
By Debbie Schlussel
**** UPDATE: Read FBI Special Agent Scott H. Mayne’s Affidavit on this frightening group and their plans, and ask yourself why the FBI–the lead agency on terrorism (NOT immigration)–is involved in this case and not Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). They obviously think there’s a terrorist connection, here. Al-Shabaab, anyone? ****
Ah, immigration absorption. They’re always telling us that once aliens are exposed to American culture–like Levi’s and McDonald’s and multiplex movie theaters showing garbage–they’ll adopt our values.
And here’s yet another great example of the great American immigration absorption experience done right. Notice the conspicuous appearance by at least two of our friends from the “Religion of Peace.”
Four men accused of planning to kidnap two Roanoke County women and hold them for ransom were indicted Thursday in U.S. District Court in Roanoke.
Joshua Kasongo, 19, of Roanoke; Mohammed Hussein Guhad, 19, of Roanoke; Luke Musa Elbino, 19, of Vinton; and Anthony Eugene Muse, 18, of Roanoke are each charged with conspiring to kidnap and attempted kidnapping.
Guhad and Muse are students at Patrick Henry High School. Elbino is a student at Virginia Western Community College.
The men drove through Hunting Hills and other Roanoke County neighborhoods throughout March and early April looking for houses of residents who were wealthy enough to pay the ransom, the indictment states. . . .
Three of the four are African nationals: Guhad is a citizen of Somalia, Elbino of Sudan and Kasongo of Rwanda. They are all legal residents of the United States. Muse is a U.S. citizen.
The indictment alleges that Kasongo would plan the kidnappings and conduct negotiations for the ransoms, Elbino would research and identify possible targets and Guhad would find a location to hold the women until the ransom was paid, the indictment said.
Guhad also recruited Muse, who agreed to provide an unoccupied trailer in a secluded area of Roanoke County, according to the indictment.
Three of the men also researched their intended targets on the Internet.
On April 6, investigators believe the men tried to kidnap one of the women from her Southwest Roanoke home. She slammed the door closed and called police, thwarting their attempt.
Yes, we need more aliens in America. More of them to bring this kind of activity onto our shores. Because, G-d knows, we don’t have enough already.
Let’s hear it for the great immigration experience. And remember, these four are apparently here legally. Yup, let’s hear it for assimilation!
On shore piracy???
Doda McCheesle on May 11, 2009 at 2:31 pm