Non-Buddhist Arrested with Suicide Note

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Last Wednesday a man was arrested at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport with a suicide note and jihad materials: Man arrested with suicide note on flight to Minneapolis-St. Paul International. (Hat tip: Ethel Carol.)

Oddly enough, he does not appear to be a Buddhist.

MINNEAPOLIS - The war on terrorism is again at Minnesota’s front door after federal authorities arrested a man who they suspect has terrorism ties.

Federal sources told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS the man was arrested last Wednesday at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport. Sources in the Twin Cities and in Washington D.C. said the man arrived on a flight and was taken into federal custody. Along the way, customs agents found disturbing items in his possession.

The U.S. Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement confirmed to 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS that Ali Mohamed Almosaleh is in federal custody in the Twin Cities. He was being detained on an immigration law violation, but federal sources confirmed there is much more than that to this investigation.

Sources confirm Almosaleh was carrying a suicide [note] when he was arrested.They say that note indicated a specific time and date for carrying out some sort of public suicide. He was also carrying CDs and DVDs, which federal sources say contained anti-American material. A source also confirms Almosaleh had something with him indicating a connection with at least one known terrorist.

“One of the first things that comes to mind is is he actually going to do something that’s the first concern,” said terrorism expert Bill Michael. “Second, if law enforcement believes he is, and now rightly so they take an overly safe approach and they try and determine what activity he might actually be planning to engage in.”

Almosaleh arrived on a KLM flight last week. A source confirmed he began his travels in Syria and stopped in Amsterdam before continuing to the Twin Cities.

No need to be overly concerned, though. After all, the great sage Michael Moore says there is no terrorist threat.

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