On August 28, 2002 a grand jury indicted Earnest James Ujamma and three unnamed co-conspirators, charging them with conspiracy to provide material support and resources to a terrorist organization. These individuals planned to arrange and conduct firearms training and related activities for persons desiring to engage in global, violent jihad. Ujamma and the unnamed individuals were planning to operate a terrorist training facility in Bly, Oregon. Ujamma pled guilty to aiding the Taliban and agree to testify against Abu Hamza and others. Ujamma served his sentence and was recently released. He currently resides in Seattle, WA. While the US attorney who handled Ujamma?s case wanted to indict and try Abu Hamza (Intel Report) and Haroon Aswat, the Department of Justice decided that the US Attorney in New York should handle the terrorist cases. Abu Hamza was indicted in May 2004 by a federal grand jury. Haroon Aswat fell through the cracks and recently surfaced after having contact with two of the July 7 London suicide bombers .

Mustafa Kamel, better known as Abu Hamza al-Masri, was one of the unnamed co-conspirators along with Haroon Aswat. Abu Hamza, a veteran of the Afghan war was a radical Imam at the Finsbury Park Mosque in London. From his bully pulpit at the Finsbury Park Mosque, Abu Hamza was able to facilitate, motivate, and recruit young men for training and operations in the global jihad. Zacarias Moussaoui and Richard Reid were two people who came to hear Abu Hamza at the Baker Street mosque.