2 dots in Georgia and 17 dots in Canada

Washington Times:

U.S. and Canadian officials are investigating links between Canadian terror suspects accused of plotting to bomb government buildings and Islamic militants in the United States and other countries.
Investigators are looking at links between two Atlanta men arrested in March after they videotaped the U.S. Capitol and at least three other Washington locations and two Canadians identified as part of a terrorist ring. The Canadians were arrested last year trying to smuggle weapons into Canada.
Ehsanul Islam Sadequee, 19, and Syed Haris Ahmed, 21, both U.S. citizens and Georgia residents, were arrested and later indicted after they traveled to Canada to meet with at least three other targets of an ongoing FBI terrorism investigation in March 2005.
An FBI affidavit said they discussed "strategic locations in the United States suitable for a terrorist strike."
The affidavit said Ahmed, charged with giving material support of terrorism, and Sadequee, accused of making materially false statements in connection with an ongoing federal terrorism investigation, talked about attacks on oil refineries and military bases and planned to travel to Pakistan to get military training at a terrorist camp, which authorities said Ahmed then tried to do.
U.S. authorities have established that the two men also had been in contact via computer with some of the 17 terror suspects arrested Saturday in Canada.
During a hearing in their case, Assistant U.S. Attorney Colleen Kavanagh said Sadequee and Ahmed made videos in Washington of the U.S. Capitol, the Masonic Temple, the World Bank and a fuel storage facility and were preparing to send them to "overseas brothers." She said Sadequee gave Ahmed information on how to receive military-style training in Pakistan.

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Islamic terrorism has morphed into the Communist mode of developing their cells from within by spreading a viral ideology under the cover of religion.