Well I guess it is official. No links to terrorism all because the dead mans sister said so. So to all of you out there that called me a nutjob and alarmist. Your right. The dead mans sister said he wasn't a terrorist therefore it must be so...............NOT! (sarcasim off)

Saleman Abdirahman Dirie's body was found on Monday in his room on the fourth floor of the Burnsley Hotel at 1000 Grant St. A Canadian man found dead next to a jar of cyanide in a Denver hotel room.

Abdirahams family claims he had schizophrenia, his family says, lending credence to the theory that he may have died of suicide. But how many people purchase a pund of cyanide to commite suicide?

The discover of cyanide forced FBI and haz-mat teams to get involved in the incident because cyanide can be used to make chemical weapons, and the foreign national had arrived in Denver shortly before the start of the Democratic National Convention.

"He was not a terrorist," Dirie's sister told CanWest News Service on Wednesday from the family home in Ottawa. "We don't want to hear that word. It is against our religion." (and what religion is that? Is it the same one that says the killing of infidels is ok because they are not followers of the child molestor Muhamed? Or is it the religion that thinks the killing of infidels is justifide in order to gain all those virgins?)

The sister, who would not divulge her name,(why?) told CanWest that Saleman had been doing well with medication for the past three years to treat his schizophrenia and simply had gone to Denver on vacation.(hmmm, a schizophrenic, more then likely Islamic, by sisters statements of terrorism denial against religion, a pound of cyanide. haven't we sen this pattern before? Isreali defense forces being attacked by mentally disturbed palestinians.)

"He was doing fine," she said. "He was just a normal person." She said he didn't seem suicidal. (Wow, astonishment. Most suicides are committed by those who seem stable, but they are not conducted with cyanide).

A leader of Ottawa's Somali community, Abdirizak Karod, told the Ottawa Citizen, "It's a tragic story. This is a good family." (arn't they all?)

Karod said the Somali community in Ottawa has no radical Islamist elements. "It's not our culture," said Karod, who told the Ottawa Citizen that he knows Dirie's brother, Hassan, and once met Saleman.(Not in their culture? This is not so. It may not be called terrorism but its actions are clear. Anyone else recall what is going on in Somalia right now. A civil war between Christians and Muslems. Attacks from Somalis against Ethiopian as well.)

The Somali Justice Advocacy Center in St. Paul, Minn., said today that connecting Dirie's death to terrorism "is a rush to judgment."

Well it may be a rush but all the indicatoras still tend to lean this way. That a possible terrorist attack went wrong when the culprit came to his own demise by inhaleing or ingesting the poison.

This may just be a simple case of a mentally disturbed individual commiting suicide but the coincidents don't add up that way.

Somali, islamic, pound of cyanide, Denver, blocks away from the DNC convention, time frame close to attendees arrival, thousands of people to atend said convention, FBI and HAZ MAT teams all over this, complete initial denial by Feds of links to terrorism. The whole situation smells, and not just almondy either.