Apparently has a criminal history as recent as a larceny conviction in 1993.

It is up at Carteret Con Artist yet google hasn’t picked it up over there.

Could someone be trying to hide Joe Cafasso’s con artist escapades – and/or his amazing fraudulent resume and numerous aliases?

We are putting this up as a code blue because of strange things happening with google’s search capacity and this needs to get out there far and wide.

From Carteret Con Artist:

Covington’s houston Cingular number is 832-331-5624, and is verified as belonging to Covington, although it was supposedly Mitch’s number.

TWO masked gunmen who boasted that they were “untouchable” yesterday received the longest sentences ever passed in a Scottish court after they were found guilty of a gangland-style triple shooting.

Raymond Anderson and James McDonald armed themselves with handguns to blast Michael Lyons, 21, to death at the Applerow Motors MOT centre in Glasgow’s Lambhill on the afternoon of 6 December, 2006.

They also left the victim’s cousin, Steven Lyons, and his friend Robert Pickett badly injured. Judge Lord Hardie yesterday ordered the pair to spend a minimum of 35 years in jail – the longest “punishment part” of a life sentence ever handed down.

The Lockerbie bomber, Abdelbaset Ali Mohmed al-Megrahi, was ordered to serve a minimum of 30 years for the murder of the 270 people who died when Pan Am Flight 103 exploded on 21 December, 1988.

Hold it right there. You mean to tell me that this pair is getting a similar sentence to a terrorist?

The pair had denied charges of murder and attempted murder. They had also denied being linked to a cache of military weapons, including machine guns and ammunition, stolen from army barracks. But the jury returned guilty verdicts against both after nearly two-and-a half days of deliberations.

Um~it was probably a good idea for them to have an extended stay in the klink, all things considered.

The pair were eventually linked to three machine guns, a bipod, a telescopic sight, ammunition and flares that had been stolen from the Catterick Garrison army barracks in North Yorkshire in 2004.

Terrorist-like tools of the trade, I would say.

And so they were muslim. No surprise here.

And here’s the thing: the kid was walking to his father’s house after having been released from the infirmary for an asthma attack that evening. He was robbed, viciously beaten and kicked, and all of his clothing and belongings were stolen, and to put icing on this sordid affair, they sicced some bull terriers on him. His ear was bitten, presumably by the dogs, he suffered a broken nose and cheekbone, and who knows what all else, since they had kicked him repeatedly while on the ground.

The Bishop says

it would be “simply impossible” to have sharia and UK law running side by side.

And that’s the kicker, isn’t it? If sharia law is inevitable, what then will happen to Britain?

Look at the expression on his face. It appears he’s disappointed that he can no longer wage the jihad.

A computer nerd from Shepherd’s Bush became al Qaeda’s top internet agent, it can be revealed.

Younes Tsouli, 23, an IT student at a London college, used his top-floor flat in W12 to help Islamist extremists wage a propaganda war against the West.

Under the name Irhabi 007 – combining the James Bond reference with the Arabic for terrorist – he worked with al Qaeda leaders in Iraq and came up with a way to convert often gruesome videos into a form that could be put onto the Web.

Videos he posted included messages from Osama bin Laden and images of the kidnapping and murder of hostages in Iraq such as American Nick Berg.

His capture led to the arrest of several Islamic terrorists around the world, including 17 men in Canada and two in the US. Associates linked to Tsouli in the UK have also now been detained. His 10-year jail sentence was increased to 16 years last month. At first intelligence operatives who came across his activities dismissed him as a joke. It was only when anti-terrorist detectives began trawling through files on his computer after his arrest that they realised his true significance.

When he was seized, forensic science officers found that Tsouli had been creating a website called YOUBOMBIT.

At his trial at Woolwich crown court a jury heard how the Met trawled through a “hugely gigantic” amount of material – computers, CDs and memory sticks – to bring Tsouli and two other men to justice.

Detectives found literature urging Muslims to take up the fight against other religions. It was the first time anyone in Britain had been prosecuted for inciting terrorist murder purely based on the internet, the court heard.

Tsouli, who set up and ran several sites over the summer of 2005, was described as the most prominent of the three on trial. The other two were also jailed. One intelligence source said: “In a network structure, if you get the right guy the whole thing goes down.” Assistant Commissioner Peter Clarke, the head of the Met’s counterterrorism operations, said: “It was the first virtual conspiracy to murder that we have seen.”

Tsouli arrived in London in 2001 with his father, a Moroccan diplomat. He studied IT at a college in central London and was quickly radicalised by images of the war in Iraq posted on the internet. By 2003 he had already begun posting his own material including a manual on computer hacking and a year later had moved on to publishing extremist images and al Qaeda propaganda on the web. It is claimed al Qaeda leaders in Iraq spotted Tsouli’s work and took the decision to recruit him, using his expertise to post their own extremist videos to a wider audience.

In 2005, Tsouli became administrator for the web forum al-Ansat, used by 4,500 extremists to communicate with each other, sharing such practical information as how to make explosives and how to get to Iraq to become a suicide bomber.

But the enterprise had become so huge, it began to attract the attention of cyber-trackers who monitor the internet for extremists, leading to Tsouli’s arrest.

That’ll teach the little bugger; don’t let it get too popular, or you’ll attract suspicion!

A historic decision over a new runway for Heathrow is close. And as airports across the UK unveil new expansion plans the growth of aviation will become a fierce battleground between environmentalists and big business. It is a struggle which will shape Britain’s eco future for generations to come

Why, it’s Obama and WC Fields.

I didn’t know he was still living.

Even from this viewpoint I think what’s going on in the states is silliness.