What Bush DIDN'T tell you about terrorism at the SOTU

While Bush was going on about the campaign against Islamic Terrorism, speaking about some of the successes (Some of which have been debunked), he forgets about the OTHER type of terrorism.

Four Right Wing Terrorist Plots were stopped and/or resolved with the Criminal Justice system in the last year alone. Why does Bush stay silent on this?

January 6, 2006
Four associates of Charles Robert Barefoot Jr., the leader of the Nation's Knights of the Ku Klux Klan who allegedly threatened to blow up a North Carolina courthouse and kill a local sheriff, were arrested on Jan. 6 on federal charges of furthering the plot by stealing weapons. Three other Barefoot associates, including his wife, were also charged but were already in custody on the murder.

April 13, 2006
White supremacist Demetrius Van Crocker was convicted by a federal jury in Jackson, Tenn., of acquiring deadly sarin nerve gas and C-4 plastic explosives to destroy government buildings. Crocker, 40, who spoke in surveillance tapes of admiring Timothy McVeigh and using a helicopter to attack black neighborhoods, had been involved in neo-Nazi groups as a youth. He faces up to life in prison.

May 19, 2006
Maricopa County (Ariz.) Attorney Andrew Thomas announced the indictment of 42 members of a white supremacist gang he identified as the AZ 88 Boot Boys on weapons, gang and drug charges. Authorities arrested alleged leader Todd Streich and confiscated 32 pipe bombs, two grenades, machine guns and a massive, .50-caliber gun that one federal agent said was to be used to attack a police helicopter.

June 8, 2006
Federal agents arrested anti-abortion zealot Robert F. Weiler at a Maryland highway rest stop after he called to confess a planned attack on a Washington, D.C.-area clinic. Officials confiscated a handgun that Weiler told them he intended to use on doctors and exploded a nail-packed pipe bomb he had stored at a friend's house. Weiler later was indicted on four federal weapons and explosives charges.

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