Heh - got one in Florida

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The son of a pig and a monkey - from Miami station WSVN:

Sources: FBI foils terror attack at Aventura synagogue; 1 arrested
Federal agents arrested a man who, sources said, was planning to throw an explosive device into a South Florida synagogue.

According to law enforcement sources, the FBI set up a sting to thwart what they described as a terror attack at the Aventura Turnberry Jewish Center, Friday evening.

Sources said agents posing as terrorists were able to stop James Medina, the man, who, they said, may have converted to Islam.

Sources told 7News they are concerned about this case because Medina wanted to take some type of explosive device and chuck it over the wall. Friday was the next-to-last day of Passover, and the center was crowded with people observing the holiday.

Concerned residents said they were disturbed by the arrest. "I think about, before we had a baby, that we used to go there for services, and God forbid, it could have been us," said Stephanie Levine. "Thank God they stopped him, but had they not, it would have been such a horrible thing to happen to this neighborhood."

Emphasis mine - may have converted to Islam. Of course, the religion of peace. The last name - Medina - is one of the more common ones in the Middle East. It is the name of the city where mohammad started converting people to islam.

For more on islam - check out The Religion of Peace. For the latest body count stats, go here: List of Islamic Terror: Last 30 Days

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