Ep 1: Day of Terror: Undercover In Manhattan

De: Novel

Narrado por: David Harewood

In 1993, Emad Salem, a recent Egyptian immigrant to the US, was recruited by the FBI to infiltrate a New-Jersey-based radical Islamist cell. He risked everything to help disrupt what could have been the deadliest ever terrorist attack on US soil.

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Tremendous Patriotic Acts of an Immigrant!

Such dedication and commitment to his adopted country was shown by this Egyptian Immigrant who had served years in his old homeland's military to then move to the USA and truly risk his life and his family's lives because he believed the oath he made to the United States when hen became a citizen to learn of a terror plot and share it with the FBI only to have the upper brass of the FBI discount his loyalty and fire him from the team investigating the terror plot. He remained committed to the Ideals of Freedom so strongly that he went beyond what even natural born citizens would have done to protect his new adopted country! Great true historical story about true American values from an Immigrant! Congratulations to this man for believing the words he swore at the Inauguration Day of his becoming an American Citizen turned Hero!

well put

overall a very good sergeant would recommend it to anyone interested in modern history.

Give Amed Salem a metal!

I’m so glad I listened to this. With all the terrorism and anti-American and anti-Islam sentiment in modern society, this made me feel really really good. Amed Salem and his family have made a huge sacrifice for American society. It was a FASCINATING plot about the WTC bombing in 1993 and the prevention of another terrier attack. We can thank the FBI, but ESPECIALLY this man and his family for the prevention of a huge terrorist
attack. I especially liked the part where he said they were all praying - and he was praying for God to give him wisdom.  And when he commented on their prayers, he said. “There is something wrong with them in the head. Two very different types of prayers.”
This was a wonderful acknowledgment that there are people who have  made  incredible sacrifices for our country, however, they are often not able to be recognized. Thank you Amed and family!

Engaging

Time past by quickly with this one, the way it’s presented leaves you wanting to hear the full story non-stop