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The senior law enforcement official said the Russians feared he could be a
risk, and “they had something on him and were concerned about him, and him
traveling to their region.” Chechen extremists pose a greater threat to
Russia than they do to the United States, counterterrorism specialists say,
though some of the groups have had ties to Al Qaeda.

But the F.B.I. never followed up on Tamerlan once he returned, a senior law
enforcement official acknowledged on Saturday, adding that its investigation
did not turn up anything and it did not have the legal authority to keep
tabs on him. Investigators are now scrambling to review that trip, and learn
about any extremists who might have influenced, trained or directed Tamerlan
while he was there.

via
Boston Marathon Inquiry Shifts to Suspect’s Russia Trip –
NYTimes.com.

I’m just glad that the real threats, like illegal downloaders and Anonymous,
are being handled appropriately. It’s understandable that the authorities
wouldn’t have time in their schedules for Chechnyans in America traveling to
terror camps and liking radical Islamist YouTube videos.

Unbelievable.

With all the idiotic crap they want to track, the fact that they miss this
type of stuff is ridiculous. They’re working hard to be able to read and
listen to every communication we make, so how about starting with watching
who’s giving a thumbs-up to radical Islamist hate speech?