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Two Middle East Refugees Arrested in U.S. for Terrorism Charges

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https://en-maktoob.news.yahoo.com/two-middle-east-refugees-arrested-033424297.html

"O God, grant us martyrdom for your sake while engaged in fighting and not retreating; a martyrdom that would make you satisfied with us," the FBI said Al-Jayab wrote to someone identified only as "Individual I," who resides in Texas.

The complaint includes numerous social media postings and other communications in which Al-Jayab discussed jihad, using assault rifles and training with militants. He also said he was in Syria.

Two more poor, oppressed refugees

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Martyrdom is way easier in Syria and the other dumps these people "take refuge" from.

Why go through all that paperwork?

What's with "individual I", is there some MIB section at the FBI now?

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