U.S. Senator Claims Terrorist Sleeper Cells Present In Country

[big_dog]

Source: New Kerala of India

A United States Senate leader has said that she believes that terrorist sleeper cells are present in the United States and not only in France following the Paris massacre that took 17 lives last week.

Dianne Feinstein said that the country should be more vigilant and keep a close guard. However, Feinstein did not discuss about how many terrorist suspects were present in the country or any details of the terrorist plot.

Despite a lack of threat, a poll shows that 65 percent Americans fear a strike in the U.S while only 26 percent said that an attack is not likely.

The United States President is also preparing to launch an anti-extremism summit on 18th February.

Read more: http://www.newkerala.com/news/2015/fullnews-4820.html

[olddots]

1. bye bye Di Fi

Bye bye now

[brooklynite]

25. Not aware she's going any place.

[pangaia]

2. BREAKING NEWS: beep beep beep beep beep

Pangaia "said that the country should be more vigilant and keep a close guard. However, Pangaia did not discuss about how many terrorist suspects were present in the country or any details of the terrorist plot. "

Stay tuned for more nutery...

[KeepItReal]

3. What does she *know* as Senate Intelligence Committee former Chairperson?

If FBI, CIA, NSA or any other intel organization has reported to her committee *any* cell activity inside the USA, why haven't they rolled up the cells?

I don't want to hear again *after* an attack, the culprit was known to the US Intelligence community.

[Lint Head]

4. If she knows that for certain then she must know where

they are and should alert the FBI. Of course.....

[arcane1]

5. BE AFRAID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1111

[Fred Sanders]

14. I am beyond shocked and awed as to how America pushes fear while France pushes courage.

[leftynyc]

21. I hardly think stating the obvious

is pushing fear. Is she telling people to stay home and hide under their beds? No - she's asking people to stay vigilant - as if anyone who lives in a high target area needs to be told that. You can pretend there is no threat to the US all you want - it's shortsighted and naive but whatever.

[Fred Sanders]

22. Yes, stay vigilante, the commies/Muslims/black folk are coming to get you...same old boring

xenophobia that is the direct road to genocide.

You would think folks of any nation or religion would get that by now.

[leftynyc]

23. Riiight

The two 110-story towers falling was in my imagination. Never happened. Cartoonists weren't just killed by thin skinned imbeciles. Jihadists are a figment of everyone's imagination (while killing more innocent Muslims than any western power). So how is it you're able to breathe with your head so far in the sand?

[Fred Sanders]

24. You may like Le Pen, I do not know, but I agree with Charlie as to who she is, same as Feinstein on

ginning up fear for political exposure and gain:



Would you like a translation?

[leftynyc]

26. Only an imbecile would need a translation

I'm as liberal as they come, cupcake. But I'm not so open minded my brains have fallen out and ignore that terrorism is a real problem. Pretending it's not while some of the murdered from last week have yet to get buried is entirely your problem.

[Fred Sanders]

28. Well, that is why I politely asked.

[leftynyc]

29. Yawn

your schtik has become tiresome and now you're simply boring me.

[840high]

32. ...^ that

[catchnrelease]

6. Ugh!

Why couldn't she have announced her retirement instead of Boxer? Will she never go away????

[pscot]

7. I'm convinced there are moron sleeper cells

in the Senate, and if they aren't rolled up we gonna lose the Constitution.

[Fred Sanders]

15. Looks like all the moron sleeper cells have been activated.

[EEO]

8. Just another fear-monger.

[DFW]

9. She's probably right--for what that's worth

What matters is whether or not they'll want to wake up. If they got used to some kind of quiet good life, they might change their names legally, and disappear into the woodwork. If not, the second they start preparations for any evil stuff, our surveillance is so pervasive at this point that just about any activity that might indicate nasty intentions will get them stuffed into some windowless room until they break. Their handlers also know that if they are given up, they are a quiet drone strike away from dining with Allah tomorrow night. What matters is not whether or not there are sleeper cells. What matters is whether or not they can be woken up and activated without anyone noticing.

The best intelligence victories are the ones we never hear about. The Al Pacino character was correct in "The Recruit:" their failures are known. Their successes are not.

[ColesCountyDem]

10. Yes, even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

[DFW]

18. There are probably still several Soviet sleeper cells in the USA

Now in their sixties or seventies, retired and inconspicuously spending the rest of their days here since the country that sent them here thirty or forty years ago ceased to exist in 1991.

[arcane1]

16. There was that NAACP building bombed last week.

But that's not terrorism for some reason

[okaawhatever]

30. A good twitter post about that: Someone please tell CNN that flight MH370 crashed near the NAACP

headquarters so we can get coverage!!

[arcane1]

31. Sad but true!

[freshwest]

17. Good analysis. Wonder if she brought up RW domestic terrorism. Oops, MSM applauds it, so never mind.

BTW, I like the new title better... *wink, wink*

[SoapBox]

11. I sure wish Boxer had stayed and War Hawk DiFi had left.

[Dont call me Shirley]

12. Spy on your neighbors! Be leery of your coworkers! Don't trust your family! Be very afraid!

Not fucking again!

[Fred Sanders]

13. It is not breaking news for an American politician of any stripe to jump on the Fear Train....it is

an express ticket for a ride in the media engine pulling the Fear Train.

[Elmer S. E. Dump]

19. I love the wording...

"65 percent Americans fear a strike in the U.S while only 26 percent said that an attack is not likely."

65% = FEAR FEAR FEAR
26% = not likely

Do the 65% that FEAR a strike think it is likely or not?
Do the 26% FEAR a strike or not?

WHAT THE FUCK DOES FEAR HAVE TO DO WITH IT?

Either the poll should ask is it likely or is it not likely, or Are you a slobbering mess-O-FEAR????

The propaganda continues to be catapulted, but it is very insidious. Teabaggers have no hope of seeing the truth.

[treestar]

20. Very possible

But spying on this would be improper!

[ronnie624]

27. Even if there are "sleeper cells" in the US,

the average US citizen is thousands of times more likely to die as a result of an accident in their own home than by terrorism. It's too bad this sort of propaganda is so effective at manufacturing fear and compliance among Americans.

Foreign policies that seek cooperation instead of dominion over resources and global markets, would be more effective at reducing the risk from terrorism, in my opinion.

[Vinca]

33. She's probably right, but your chance of being killed by a terrorist is probably not as good as

winning the Powerball while in the hospital after being struck by lightning and bitten by a Great White. I hope the Paris incident doesn't automatically mean we're going to be bombarded with all the reasons we should be afraid every moment of the day and night. I had my fill of that during the Bush administration. IS THE TERROR LEVEL RED TODAY???????? WE'RE ALL GOING TO DIE!!!!!!!!!