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Still working on it... page after page after page - all I seem to find are obstructionist articles complaining about "Police States" and worse.

Rewards For Justice The purpose of the site is to educate the public about terrorists and their actions and to encourage people with information about past or future terrorist acts to turn the terrorists in and receive a reward of up to 25 million dollars.

Federal Bureau of Investigation - Counterterrorism Today, the FBI is part of a vast national and international campaign dedicated to defeating terrorism. Working hand-in-hand with partners in law enforcement, intelligence, the military, and diplomatic circles, our job is to neutralize terrorist cells and operatives here in the U.S. and to help dismantle terrorist networks worldwide.

FBI details local anti-terror efforts: A focus on intelligence gathering has brought success. Complacency, an agent said, is dangerous. Last summer, FBI agents here received a tip that a Moroccan student attending a Philadelphia-area trade school was making increasingly vitriolic statements against America. Agents tracked him - they won't say how - and learned that he had flown to Iraq. The unidentified man was detained there, and, the FBI said, confessed to firing at U.S. troops.

FBI Shifting Focus to Anti-Terror Effort ~ By MARK SHERMAN, Associated Press Writer. The FBI is investigating only about half the criminal cases it did before the Sept. 11 attacks because of its focus on stopping terrorist attacks. Investigations of financial fraud, bank robberies and some drug cases have suffered as a result, but other federal agencies as well as state and local law enforcement have picked up the slack in most areas, Justice Department inspector general Glenn A. Fine said Monday.

FBI Looks To American Muslims In Search Of Al-Qaida Info Putting aside worries about targeting the average American Muslim, major US Muslim orgs are working with the FBI to help search for suspects.

Paper Chase: Friday, September 01, 2006 The Federal Education Department shared personal information on hundreds of student loan applicants with the Federal Bureau of Investigation across a five-year period that began after the Sept. 11 terror attacks, the agencies said yesterday. An assistant director of the F.B.I., John Miller, said in a statement: “During the 9/11 investigation and continually since, much of the intelligence has indicated terrorists have exploited programs involving student visas and financial aid. In some student loan frauds, identity theft has been a factor.’’

FBI Increases Scrutiny of Hezbollah Thursday, July 20, 2006: The fighting in the Middle East has prompted the FBI to increase its focus on the worldwide activities of the Islamic militant group Hezbollah, but the bureau said Wednesday it has no credible intelligence pointing to an imminent attack in the United States.

FrontPage magazine.com -- Taking the Sting out of Jihad by Robert ... Robert Redford and Paul Newman aren’t in on it this time, but The Sting has become a key weapon in stateside anti-terror efforts. Last week a 68-year-old Pennsylvania man named Ronald A. Grecula went to Houston for a meeting. He told the men he had arranged to meet there that he had “no loyalty for America.” Blaming the U.S. government for his losing a custody battle for his children, Grecula was prepared to build a bomb and sell it to Al-Qaeda for use in the United States. But Grecula’s Houston meeting didn’t go entirely as planned: the men he met were undercover FBI agents, and Grecula is now under arrest...

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