(Analyst's note:  Troubling.  Federal authorities catch another two Muslim jihadist converts radicalized here in the U.S. with ties to the charismatic cleric, Anwar al-Awlaki, the native-born U.S. citizen.  Texas Workforce Commission job search computers may have been one of the methods used to communicated with al-Awlaki.  Barry Bujol Jr. - without any visible legal income - booked a ticket to Yemen, but didn't have enough money to pay his rent (reduced from $715 a month to only $6 at taxpayer expense.)  Bujol's wife was charged with fraud.  This time the converts lived in seclusion in Dallas, TX. 

Bujol, who had at least twelve aliases, was reported to have tried unsuccessfully to get to Yemen and other locations in the Middle East on other occassions.  Exactly how does one try unsuccessfully to travel to Yeman?  Apparently the FBI and Joint Terrorism Task Force have been watching this couple for the last two years.  As an American, he could have been trained in terrorism and then returned to the U.S. to continue his operation undercover until his time of choosing to strike.  Looks like we escaped yet another bullet. 

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"[...] Barry Bujol Jr., the man accused of trying to aid al-Qaida terrorists, and his wife were a reserved couple, neighbors said, who became devout Muslims about four years ago and who occasionally expressed feelings of disenfranchisement as black Americans."