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Summary: Unbelievable
Review: This book reads like a novel, but is completely true. THIS IS A MUST READ FOR EVERY AMERICAN WHO WISHES TO KNOW THE TRUE FACE OF ISLAM. Clearly, there are radical Muslims in America who put on a facade of being loyal to our country, but are actually only interest in worldwide Muslim domination. Why aren't the authorities taking this more seriously? The author is obviously a very brave soul who infiltrates the Muslim underground, which masquerades as legitimate charities. It is truly frightening that these terrorists continue to live among us!!!
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Summary: The Failure of Government
Review: I enjoyed the book very much. I gave it only four star since as an English only language person, I got confused by the multiple Arabic names and organization (give me only one star). Some charts along the way would have been helpful. The competition and lack of cooperation amoung the various federal agencies, especially the FBI, is quite sad. I was working on an investigation with another federal agency, and I mentioned to that agent of speaking to the FBI concerning another case, and the lack cooperation by the FBI. He just laughed and said "You went to the FBI, that was your first mistake." It is said of Washington DC that information is power, and many people do not want to give up that power. Unfortunately, Americans die when that happens. Hopefully, if the lessons learn in this book are taken to heart fewer American will die in the future.
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Summary: Fab book
Review: I've now read this book twice. And I can't recommend it highly enough. And I must speak to the people who think that Rita's account is fictional or derived: she speaks of incidents, but not of EVERY incident. If she speaks of being at a Friday prayer, she is not stating that this happened only once. Why read a book that whitewashes terrorism (as suggested by an apologist) when you can read someone's first-hand account? Pick this up. Read it. And be warned. 9-11 can happen again.
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Summary: Eye Opener
Review: When you read this book it is obvious why the author has kept her identity anonymous. Her life and the lives of her family depend on it. The real eye opener for me is the degree of ineptitude on the part of the FBI. It is not hard to see how they could to this day refuse to investigate (or have they?) the connection between abu-Sayeff and the Oklahoma City bombing. Why mess up a neat solution by actually investigating the bad guys. Thank God we have people like the author to ferret-out the truth, and then have the integrity to share it without regard for personal glory or credit.
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Summary: A shocking eyewitness account of terrorists in the US
Review: A must read for anyone interested in the future of freedom loving countries, as few as they are. The author tells a harrowing tale of her family's escape from Iraq after her father was hung by Saddam Hussein's regime and her grandmother was murdered. By chance the author became an undercover observer of Islamic groups in the US which used the pretense of charities to raise funds for terrorist groups. She writes a chilling acount of a children's group in Chicago who put on a play praing murder and mayhem entitled " How I becaame a martyr." What is shocking is how the US State department allowed known terrorists into the US to raise money for Hamas and al Queda. What is more shocking is the author's description of the FBI"s and CIA's utter incompetence or unwillingness to take decive action against these threats. The Clinton's administration's indifference to the terrorists' actions agains the US including the first world trade center bombing and the embassy bombomg is documented.
This book is a wake up call to citizens in the US and the other countries who presently enjoy freedom. If we don't act against the groupss described in this book we may find ourselves living in an Islamic state.
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Summary: Sloppy and Amateurish
Review: After 9/11 a young Palestinian boy raised a sign that said: 'We are all victims of terrorism'. To understand the phenomenon of what's going on in the world, one needs to first understand Islam. Islam is not a new religion. Muslims believe that Islam (meaning to surrender to God) at the core is the same message that was sent to Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad. The ultimate focus in Islam is to worship God alone, without adding any humans or creations in worship - one God alone for the entire universe. Today, Islam is the no.1 most followed purely monotheistic religion in the world. 1 in every 6 humans is a Muslim! That's a lot of people, a phenomenon that is not easily dismissed, a phenomenon that needs to be studied objectively. I felt TerroristH to be sloppy and amateurish. Example: she goes to the Friday prayer ONCE and makes her conclusions. Amateur? She doesn't even know how to pray the Friday prayer where she made her 'big' discoveries (read misunderstandings). I felt TerroristH to be ridiculously double standard. Example: She ridicules the torture of a human being. That was one of the moments where I thought TerroristH needs serious emotional counseling, not vigilante hate missions to quell her bias. I feet TerroristH to be a tad on the side of hate literature. Example: her sensationalism about how she went to a Virginia Mosque and the women were beating their chests and faces and wailing even before the speech began. C'mon TerroristH, Muslim women are not Gorrillas in the mist as you would have us believe. Calm down. Now I know the next part is emotional, but TerroristH and all of us need to wake up to the hatred around us (hatred that is not one way): In the end, let us attempt to imagine TerroristH putting the 'terrorists' she hunts in her shoes. Would she like for the 'terrorists' to violate her prayers by standing beside her and hugging her hypocritically as she did to Muslims? Would she like for 'terrorists' to secretly relish her torture as she did to Muslims? Would she like for 'terrorists' to watch her children with malicious eyes as she did to the Muslims? I do not think she would. I would not like it for my family, now would I like it for my neighbors even if they are Muslim. Now the question is: why does she do to others what she does not want done to herself? To TerroristH I truly sincerely from the bottom of my heart pray to God that he replaces your hatred, that I feel you have, with love. But, then again, I may be wrong. =) To get a true picture of Islam, read an objective book. I would suggest the book 'Towards understanding Islam' by Maududi; available through Amazon.
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Summary: WOW, A must read
Review: A great story and informative
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Summary: Clan MacUalraig support.
Review: Between Terrorist Hunter by Anonymous, and See No Evil & Sleeping with the Devil by Robert Baer, we have an accurate picture of the situation as it stands. I look forward to the next book by Anonymous, called Terrorist Killer, where she describes a task force of brave American patriots who are willing to work outside the law, which as we can see may be working to slow to save America from the scum and scourge of Islamic fundamentalism, to destroy permanently those on US soil preaching and supporting the destruction of the United States of America. I can't give this book enough support. And to its author, and those with equal discipline and brave hearts, I give the highest praise.
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Summary: Scary
Review: After having read this book I now fear that there will be more attacks like 9-11. Simply the information about the FBI's reluctance to share information and its crudeness in undercover information gathering (knock, knock, do you know Osama bin Laden?) led me to this belief. The (supposedly) greatest nation on this planet is unable to streamline its intelligence gathering and results. It takes a mother of 4, and a foreigner at that, to help out. As a result she is investigated by the FBI. This has got to be a joke. To the FBI I say this: Get your act together or there will be no one to pity the United States when it is attacked again and again.
Thank you to the brave author not only for the infiltration, but also for writing this important book.
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Summary: Not worth reviewing
Review: One improtant thing a smart reader should look for when considering a book, any book, is the auther. The auther here is "anonymous"!!! That, by itself, discredits this book in its entirety from cover to cover. I would much rather spend my money and time on something much more interesting, credible, and holds at least some truth to it, which is clearly and unquestionably lacking in this book.
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