Reply #74: The shoe bomber isn't a terrorist? [View All]

If Ralph Reed isn't a terrorist, what definition does he fall under?

I can think of maybe one other person caught by the U.S. (there have been others worldwide) - William Krar, the guy who was picked up in Texas but was http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20040311-030156-8181r">never mentioned by Ashcroft.
From the article:
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Krar, who is affiliated with several anti-government, white supremacist militia organizations, was apprehended after mailing a package containing false U.N. credentials, Defense Intelligence Agency IDs, phony birth certificates and a forged federal concealed weapons permit to a co-conspirator in New Jersey.

The package came with a note that read, "We would hate to have this fall into the wrong hands." It did. It was delivered to the incorrect address.

An alert citizen contacted the FBI, which led to the arrest of Krar and the discovery of a mind-numbing weapons cache: fully automatic machine guns, remote-controlled explosive devices disguised as briefcases, 60 pipe bombs, nearly 500,000 rounds of ammunition and enough pure sodium cyanide "to kill everyone inside a 30,000 square foot building," according to federal authorities.
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Edited to include correct info on Texas domestic terrorist