EL PRESIDENTE
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So this terrorist bomber guy was a Somalian-American. There are quite a few of them around Portland...lots of cab drivers, it seems who roll the Rose City cabs. Sometimes get some weird vibes from them...lots of them in Minnesota too for some reason, the airport is full of somali (assuming they are) employees...its kind of trippy. I was there a few years ago and was tripping out how many of them worked at the airports....
Are you more "aware" of the Somalians now? Has Muhamed Mohamed (sp) changed your view of them?
http://www.startribune.com/local/11...ncacyi8cyaiUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aU7DYaGEP7vDEh7P:DiUs
Are you more "aware" of the Somalians now? Has Muhamed Mohamed (sp) changed your view of them?
http://www.startribune.com/local/11...ncacyi8cyaiUiD3aPc:_Yyc:aU7DYaGEP7vDEh7P:DiUs
In the Twin Cities, home to the nation's largest Somali community, where concerns about radicalized youths already were high, the news from Oregon has heightened calls for a swift community response.
Minnesota Somali leaders had already been working to protect young men in their community from the lure of radicalism and gangs.
"It's a very dangerous situation," Mohamed said of the threat posed by religious extremism. "The next step is [figuring out] how can the Somali community address this issue?"
Added Abdisalam Adam, secretary of the Islamic League of Somali Scholars in America: "There seems to be a feeling of, with the youth, something is missing."
Concerns raised by the attempted terrorist attack in Portland, which allegedly was planned by teenager Mohamed Osman Mohamud, have only increased with reports of an arson attack a couple of days later against an Oregon mosque where he reportedly once worshiped.
