The subway bomb plot was one of several conceived at an Al Q summit meeting. Apparently, the young bombers were recruited while at "religious study". My guess is that it was not at a Unitarian church meeting, but hey, I could be wrong.

A month after he took part in that summit, Mohammed Barbar, a New York computer executive*, was arrested near his home in Queens. He admitted to being an “al-Qaeda sleeper”. He had arrived at the summit carrying cash and supplies for jihadis fighting in Afghanistan.

Babar, 29, has betrayed a number of fellow sleepers during his interrogation and the information led to the arrest of 13 people in Britain. The US authorities have charged him with trying to buy materials to make bombs for attacks in the UK. Britain has asked the FBI to question him about the London operation. Another key suspect in US custody, Abu Faraj al-Libbi, was handed over by Pakistan last month. He was described as al-Qaeda’s operational commander, so is expected to know what was discussed at the summit last year. So far he has been unco-operative.

Wonder what it would take to make Abu more cooperative? I think I could help.

-p (furthur proof that Bill Gates is a terrorist)