Reply #21: TAM, that is a damn good question. I think the USG, is an overstatement [View All]

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It only takes a small group of criminals to perpetrate these crimes, and these individuals may work in the USG - but, even so, they do not comprise the USG. However, did anyone in the USG know about Mahmoud's relationship with terrorists, or should they have known.

The meeting doesn't prove anything beyond a shadow of a doubt, it's just suspicious. In the context of many other things it's even more suspicious. As HamdenRice points out, in an organized crime setting it would look very, very suspicious, even though it wouldn't put the cop in question in jail - probably wouldn't even get an indictment.

This is a good alley to look down, though. Thanks. :thumbsup: