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 Recently,
you may have read or heard about the case of Jose Padilla, a young
American who rose through the management ranks at Taco Bell and
was later captured for conspiring with al Qaeda.After our diligent
Government agents arrested Mr.Padilla for being an enemy combatant
and detained him indefinitely, some people foolishly and dangerously
attempted to argue that people like Mr.Padilla deserve things like
“rights ” and “due process.” These people
ask irrelevant and distressing questions like, “When will
he get a fair trial?” To which we, the co-authors of this
pamphlet, say: We ’ll get around to it soon enough! These
same critics argue that our Government ’s approach to finding
terrorists seems random. Some people get trials, some don ’t;
some arrests are based on strong evidence, others not. Does this
mean the Government doesn ’t know what it ’s doing?
As members of our youth culture like to say: Whatever! We ’ll
root out terrorism wherever we find it. After all, are you sure
you ’re not a terrorist? We ’re not! Why is all this
important to San Francisco? Things are not as pleasant as they seem
here in the city by the bay! Behind the sourdough curtain lurks
a haven of evildoers —al Qaeda terrorists maybe, or at the
very least people who are up to no good, or look like they might
be.People taking advantage of our warm weather and diversity to
cloak their evildoings. We need your help to stomp out these people
and get them locked up as enemy combatants. And to the critics:
Grow up, San Francisco! Some people don ’t deserve the U.S.Constitution!
Let the information in this guide help you uncover the danger in
our midst.
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These
people look just like ordinary folks going about their business
on a typical day in San Francisco.But there are many clues in these
photos suggesting that these people ought to be arrested immediately
and held indefinitely.Take a look.

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“WHAT
DO YOU THINK ABOUT AL QAEDA
IN SAN FRANCISCO?” |
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“Oh,my,yes,I
think it ’s a very serious problem. Just yesterday, there
were two ruffians in front of my apartment building. They were
smoking and had matching jeans —blue. I ’m not sure
what they were up to, but I ’m sure it was something.”
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“It
’s here, totally. This guy I know? He reads newspapers?
He ’s always talking about how weird it is that the
president said he wouldn ’t arrest U.S.citizens without
trial and that like, now, he is. Totally questioning the president.
I ’m all like, ‘Chill, dude.’ But he ’s
all on about it. I don ’t think he likes the government,
and we should totally arrest him. Want his address?”
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“We
’re on the lookout for all entities, groups, or individuals
who are alleged to advise, teach, or advocate the overthrow
by force or violence of the government of the United States.
This includes low-level gang members and former Taco Bell employees.” |
HOW TO IDENTIFY AL QAEDA
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Al Qaeda subversives
aren ’t easy to find. That sharp-l ooking fella or comely
dame down the street could be passing along information on
ydrogen bombs! But listen carefully ... if you hear people
say things like this, they might be subverting American values:
“Hey,wait!
Where are you taking me?”
“Fries with
that?”
"Hello.”
“Does this
cable car go to Fisherman ’s Wharf?”
“That ‘Proud to Be an American ’song is
really annoying.”
“In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy
the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury
of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been
committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained
by law, and to be informed of the nature and cause of the
accusation;to be confronted with the witnesses against him;
to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his
favor, and to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defense.” |
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