A 26-year-old U.S. citizen accused of plotting to use model airplanes in attacks on the Pentagon and the U.S. Capitol pleaded not guilty in federal court Monday.
Authorities claim Rezwan Ferdaus - a resident of Ashland, Massachusetts - planned to use large, remote-controlled model aircraft filled with C-4 plastic explosive against the targets. He faces a maximum sentence of 100 years in prison if convicted.
Ferdaus was arrested last week.
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Why wasn't it mentioned in this report that this guy had connections with Muslim terrorists. I don't recall which group. At least that is what I read in another report, that is how they caught up with him. The terrorist were giving him information, money and supplies.
Actually, it *was* mentioned in this report that he had *no* connection with international terrorism.
I do not think so.
In this sting operation as in others, agents were posing as instigators.
He gets his day in court right away. When's the court date for the big planes and the big men?
'Gulty', by way of assassination.
Who has connections whith them?
@leeintulsa:
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Good morning, leeintulsa.
'mornin
Actually, I find that people who hide behind the bible to justify their evil thoughts and those who see satan in every move another makes are the real christian terrorists.