without corroborating evidence, all we have is moussa' s word on any of this. so... do we think we have anything here? you know mine. so you recommend cutting him loose. murphy station deems his claims, including that disah was traveling with a wife, not credible. i' m sorry, sir. i hoped this would pan out. so i guess i bawled you out for nothing, gordon. bess, thank the italians. they can take him from here. you mean ship him and the rest of the refugees back to libya? they are libyan citizens on an italian ship. sir, are we really going to send them back to the terrorist haven they risked their lives to escape? this is the u.s., not the u.n. well, then let' s find a unhcr camp that' ll take them. much as i would love to help, these refugees do not fall under our jurisdiction. understood. i' jane, when does the italian ship dock in tripoli? uh... 2200. why? have you read the cia interview with this guy ramzi shamekh? just the highlights, yeah. he' s an old cia source who they interviewed post-attack ' cause he' s got a cousin in hs. wasn' t much else there th

this is an islamic name, moussa, who was most likely a muslim. people who were traded from north africa were likely to have been exposed to islam through the arab world's trading networks. this tells us something about the culture and religion of people who came here as slaves. people who came to the americas enslaved were, in some cases muslim, in some cases catholic. the kingdom of congo was officially catholic by the 1500s. some people would have been bringing their indigenous cosmology. a lot of ships made stops in the caribbean before coming to the mainland, so there again, another chance for blending with west african and caribbean religions coming into louisiana. it's also important to note that these people were selected by slave traders for specific skills and traits that they had. most of the people came to different parts of the u.s. as slaves for different reasons. a lot of it had to do with the crops they were familiar with. the first two slave ships that came to louisiana, the captains of those ships were under orders to find skille

and also interesting enough, here is someone named moussa.is is an islamic name so this person was a mus muslim. people who came from north africa were likely to be exposed to islam. there were long standing trade networks so this is something that tells us a little bit about the religion and culture of people who came to the new world as slaves. people came from widely different groups, so people who came to the americas enslaved were in some cases muslim and in some cases catholic. the kingdom of congo was oinitially catholic. and of course there was especially in louisiana a connection with the caribbean, a lot of the ships made stops off in the caribbean before coming into the mainland of the united states, and so there was there again, another chance for that kind of blending and synchrotism with west african and caribbean religions there coming into louisiana. and it's also important to note that these people were selected by slave traders for specific skills and traits that they had. so most of the people enslaved in louisiana, about 6

and also interesting enough, here is someone named moussa.s is an islamic name so this person was a mus muslim. people who came from north africa were likely to be exposed to islam. there were long standing trade networks so this is something that tells us a little bit about the religion and culture of people who came to the new world as slaves. people came from widely different groups, so people who came to the americas enslaved were in some cases muslim and in some cases catholic. the kingdom of congo was oinitially catholic. and of course there was especially in louisiana a connection with the caribbean, a lot of the ships made stops off in the caribbean before coming into the mainland of the united states, and so there was there again, another chance for that kind of blending and synchrotism with west african and caribbean religions there coming into louisiana. and it's also important to note that these people were selected by slave traders for specific skills and traits that they had. so most of the people enslaved in louisiana, about 60