JFK Plot, an informant, what could go wrong?

Get a clue.

Are we going to find out that this was truly our law enforcement at work doing AMAZING things to protect us....or, some dopey informant, read Chalabi, who saved his own skin. Jeez. It sure sounds like this was spy work extrodinaire, but, we're going to hold our judgement until it's over.

A convicted drug dealer who agreed to pose as a wannabe terrorist among a shadowy group now accused of plotting to blow up John F. Kennedy International Airport secretly fed information to federal investigators in exchange for a lighter sentence....

His surveillance trips to the airport with the suspects, travels abroad to meet with supporters and assurances he wanted to die as a martyr in an attack on an underground jet fuel pipeline gave counterterrorism agents insight and evidence that experts say was otherwise unattainable.

And his help once again demonstrated the growing importance of informants in the war on terrorism, particularly as smaller radical groups become more aggressive.

6 in 10 Iraqis want Americans blown up

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This is a stunning report about how the Iraqi's really feel about the so-called help they've been getting from Americans. They want us dead. They don't want our help.

Of course, the Neoconartists and the Bushies need to ignore this. They are in Iraq for OIL. And they plan to stay in Iraq for OIL. In fact, back in August, 2006, Ken Melhman, the RNC Chairman said this on Meet The Press about why we needed to "stay the course". "...Imagine a failed state on the second largest oil reserves in the world." That's one of the most honest statements made by the GOP and just about sums it all up.

The Iraqi's know this. In fact, neo conartist Chalabi is in on it! He was named Minister of Oil in December 2005. That's why THREE-FOURTHS of the Iraqi's polled believe the US plans to keep military bases in Iraq permanently. They're right. We do.

"The poll, done for University of Maryland's Program on International Policy Attitudes, found:
_Almost four in five Iraqis say the U.S. military force in Iraq provokes more violence than it prevents.
_About 61 percent approved of the attacks — up from 47 percent in January. A solid majority of Shiite and Sunni Arabs approved of the attacks, according to the poll. The increase came mostly among Shiite Iraqis.
_An overwhelmingly negative opinion of terror chief bin Laden and more than half, 57 percent, disapproving of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
_Three-fourths say they think the U.S. plans to keep military bases in Iraq permanently.
_A majority of Iraqis, 72 percent, say they think Iraq will be one state five years from now. Shiite Iraqis were most likely to feel that way, though a majority of Sunnis and Kurds also believed that would be the case."