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Cat Stevens deported from US as a terrorist threat Posted by Pile (5182 views) [E-Mail link] [Terroir-ism] 70s pop singer, Cat Stevens, author of such controversial, pro-terrorist songs as, "Peace Train" and "Where Do The Children Play" has been deported from the Unites States after boarding a flight from London to the U.S. when he was supposed to be on the infamous "no fly" list (though he didn't know this and in May he flew into the US as well with no problems). Cat Stevens converted to the Muslim religion many years ago, and authorities claim he has given money to groups with terrorist ties. Stevens denies this and his plane he was flying on with his daughter was diverted to Maine and he is to be deported out of the country.     Comments   Name: (change name for anonymous posting) Title: Comments:     1 Article displayed.

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