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NYT: Unclear if religion played role in Fort Dix Six plot

And this is the paper that the leftards hold in such high regard? From Newsbusters:

New York Times reporter Alan Feuer, seen on Times Watch last May giving respectable coverage to a convention of “Bush-caused-9-11″ conspiracy nuts, went to enormous (and erroneous) pains on Monday to soft-pedal the Muslim beliefs of the Fort Dix terrorist plotters in “Two Mosques Are Shaken by Ties to a Terror Plot.”

“It is unclear what role, if any, religion played in the attack Mr. Shnewer and the five other men are charged with planning. (The sixth suspect, Agron Abdullahu, had no apparent connection with Al-Aqsa or the South Jersey Islamic Center.) The authorities have described the suspects as Islamic extremists, but the lengthy criminal complaint summarizing the F.B.I.’s 15-month undercover investigation of the group does not mention where — or how often — they prayed. Certainly there is no evidence that they picked up radical ideas at either mosque.”

In contrast to the Times’ uninformative, politically correct take, the New York Post filed a complete story, with details on the suspects’ radical Islamic beliefs.

“When the teen and another employee went into a back room and began the conversion of the tape, they saw a group of bearded men wearing ‘fundamentalist attire’ and shooting ‘big, f-ing guns,’ the teen later told co-workers.

“Throughout the 90-minute-long tape, above the booming gunfire at a Pennsylvania target range, the jihadists could be heard screaming ‘God is great!’”
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“That call to authorities set in motion a 16-month undercover investigation in which six of the men caught on tape chillingly discussing killing soldiers ‘in the name of Allah.’”

Yeah, I could see where six guys talking about killing soldiers in the name of Allah while wearing jihadi garb could be a tad bit confusing as to whether or not they are Muslim.

Nope…no liberal media bias!

May 15, 2007 - Posted by crushliberalism | media bias, political correctness, religion of peace