I'll just leave this here.....

[Thegeek]

22 Islamic Jihad Training Camps in America; Map Shows Where | The Federalist Papers

Want to guess what jumped out at me? One thing I hate about this website is that they never put dates on their articles. This could be a couple years old by now.

 

[Cameramonkey]

You know what jumps out at me? NONE of them are in the wilderness, away from prying eyes where they can actually shoot, camp out, and do things like blow stuff up away from prying eyes. I expected to see at least ONE out in the boonies of the southwest, west texas, etc.


Wasnt there also supposedly one 8 miles south of the border in Mexico?


Indoor training camp at Plainfield? Smells fishy to me... (either that or that is what islamophobia and/or yellow journalism smells like)

 

[Tactically Fat]

That's a whole bunch of crap, by the way.

Now if you'll excuse me, I need to swing by the detention center in Beech Grove and drop off an application.

 

[Cameramonkey]

That's a whole bunch of crap, by the way.

Now if you'll excuse me, I need to swing by the detention center in Beech Grove and drop off an application.

Grab one for me too. I want to make sure I get a cell with a good view.

 

[chipbennett]

22 Islamic Jihad Training Camps in America; Map Shows Where | The Federalist Papers

Want to guess what jumped out at me? One thing I hate about this website is that they never put dates on their articles. This could be a couple years old by now.

That's because the internet snake oil salesmen called "SEO experts" tell site owners that human-useful information such as publication dates are bad for SEO.

The document source has it, anyway:

<meta property="article:published_time" content="2015-11-05T11:05:04+00:00"/><meta property="article:modified_time" content="2015-11-05T11:06:44+00:00"/>

It was published today, 11 November 2015. Similarly, the image (map) used in the post was uploaded this month.

 

[Cameramonkey]

That's because the internet snake oil salesmen called "SEO experts" tell site owners that human-useful information such as publication dates are bad for SEO.

The document source has it, anyway:

<meta property="article:published_time" content="2015-11-05T11:05:04+00:00"/><meta property="article:modified_time" content="2015-11-05T11:06:44+00:00"/>

It was published today, 11 November 2015. Similarly, the image (map) used in the post was uploaded this month.

and its recycled... I've seen that image before todays posting date.

 

[2ADMNLOVER]

Yeah , I'm thinking it's old news .

What jumps out at me is that we (IN) have enough muslims that they needed to build a building in Plainfield .

 

[chipbennett]

and its recycled... I've seen that image before todays posting date.

And that's where Google Reverse Image Search comes in handy: the image is at least as old as 2009:

https://creepingsharia.wordpress.com/2009/11/16/known-terrorist-training-camps-in-the-u-s-map/

 

[HoughMade]

OK. that map is useless. I'm going to need some GPS coordinates, maybe Google map directions, a 10 digit grid coordinate, maybe (if I still remember how that works).

I don't know, maybe just a Google Earth image:

Well that ain't it.

 

[Jludo]

22 Islamic Jihad Training Camps in America; Map Shows Where | The Federalist Papers

Want to guess what jumped out at me?

No-reputation journalist? Lack of sources, documentation or facts of any kind?

 

[Arthur Dent]

If they know where they are why won't the government wipe them out?

 

[Jludo]

If they know where they are why won't the government wipe them out?

Because the government is perpetuating a sharia law in the United States agenda, duh.

 

[dirtybird]

Yeah , I'm thinking it's old news .

What jumps out at me is that we (IN) have enough muslims that they needed to build a building in Plainfield .

I actually drive by the building in Plainfield every day for work. Been there since I was a kid, couple weeks ago they had cops directing traffic in front of it because there were so many visitors going there... don't know why law enforcement needed to direct traffic but that's another story.

As far as I know it's just a worship center, but I've heard rumors of other things. Usually don't pay much attention honestly

 

[seedubs1]

 

[Tactically Fat]

I actually drive by the building in Plainfield every day for work. Been there since I was a kid, couple weeks ago they had cops directing traffic in front of it because there were so many visitors going there... don't know why law enforcement needed to direct traffic but that's another story.

As far as I know it's just a worship center, but I've heard rumors of other things. Usually don't pay much attention honestly

Because it's as common as the sunshine to have LEO help direct traffic into and out of large venues?

We generally have one LEO directing traffic at our church every Sunday. No big deal, yo.

 

[Blackhawk2001]

You know what jumps out at me? NONE of them are in the wilderness, away from prying eyes where they can actually shoot, camp out, and do things like blow stuff up away from prying eyes. I expected to see at least ONE out in the boonies of the southwest, west texas, etc.


Wasnt there also supposedly one 8 miles south of the border in Mexico?


Indoor training camp at Plainfield? Smells fishy to me... (either that or that is what islamophobia and/or yellow journalism smells like)

Not true, at least in New York State. When I was there in 2006, I remember seeing a television program concerning at least one Islamic Militia camp in northern New York which was training its members and strongly resisted law enforcement attempts to investigate the place. And this article, IIRC, mentions another location where similar activities were taking place (Michigan, perhaps?). The article also mentioned that members were encouraged to travel to the Middle East for training as well.

 

[Blackhawk2001]

Yeah , I'm thinking it's old news .

What jumps out at me is that we (IN) have enough muslims that they needed to build a building in Plainfield .

There are at least two "mosques" in Indianapolis proper. There's one just south of 30th Street on Cold Springs Road, and another in what used to be Pike Township Fire Station #4 on Lafayette Road. That one is apparently affiliated with the Al-Haqq Center just south of 56th Street on Georgetown Road. Probably the Islamic Center in Plainfield is the oldest one in Indianapolis (and probably the most thoroughly investigated one, too).

 

[Jludo]

Not true, at least in New York State. When I was there in 2006, I remember seeing a television program concerning at least one Islamic Militia camp in northern New York which was training its members and strongly resisted law enforcement attempts to investigate the place. And this article, IIRC, mentions another location where similar activities were taking place (Michigan, perhaps?). The article also mentioned that members were encouraged to travel to the Middle East for training as well.

Any evidence, facts, support for these claims?