THE WASHINGTON STATE SPY:

The suspect in question wrote letters to the editor on the threat gun control supporters posed to our rights... He offered to teach how to shoot...

After converting to Islam — either in 1995 or 1996 — Anderson joined a Seattle-area e-mail group used by local Muslims to exchange ideas and discuss the faith's tenets.

“He immediately e-mailed the group telling people he was an expert marksman, and he wanted to teach people how to shoot,” Aziz Junejo, a community member and host of a local cable television show devoted to Islam, told the Post Intelligencer. “That was completely out of the norm. Right away that was a red flag.”

Junejo and the administrator of the e-mail group “did battles, telling him this was not appropriate, not part of our religion, not part of our community,” Junejo was quoted as saying.

Comments draw attention of authorities
Anderson's public comments quickly drew the attention of anti-terrorism authoriites, though it was not immediately clear whether they became aware of him through his chatroom activities or as the result of a tip.

The newspaper also found numerous Internet news group postings sent from Anderson’s e-mail address while attending Washington State University detailing his conversion to Islam, his interest in joining a local militia and an incident in December 1995 in which he allegedly was questioned by FBI agents after a run-in with campus authorities who stopped him from keeping a firearm on campus.

In a post on a militia news group, Anderson told Internet confidants that the FBI had questioned him and that he thought federal authorities were watching him. “I just love feeling like a suspect, don’t you?” he wrote, according to the newspaper.

He also had an encounter with law enforcement in May 1998, when he was 20, the Herald of Everett reported Friday. The then 20-year-old Anderson was pounced on by Snohomish County sheriff’s deputies as he carried a couple of rifles past a grade school near his home, but was quickly freed after authorities determined he had not broken any laws.

(from: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4252095/)

So here we have a gun nut whose views were considered too extreme for and violent by muslims... HMMMMM

Now given Phil's reasoning abouT profiling muslims in the below thread: http://www.habitablezone.com/nexus/index.asp?svcpt=space

and given the fact that most serial murderers are white males, and most mass shootings are done by white male gun enthusiasts, I think Phil will agree- we need to keep a special eye on white male gun owners- and we should put the NRA membership on a watch list...

Right guys?

You cant have it both ways...