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To: LayoutGuru2
Today's SITE Institute analysis has this to say about the latest issue of the al-Qaeda biweekly "Sawt al-Jihad" [Voice of Jihad] online magazine a.k.a. the "S9" document...


Attyiat-Allah also writes about a possible future attack on the same scale as 9-11, stating, "[T]he truth is that for a long time now, I was raising a simple yet specific and clear question to some people who have connections in al-Qaeda, asking them if there is going to be a second, bigger attack. From the answers, some of the next attack's features were gathered, and the following are the most prominent:

*** It will be an innovative attack, in the sense that it will be completely unexpected, and impossible for them [the West] to even think about or picture its way of action, for it is unimaginable in the normal way.

*** It will be bigger, in the sense that the loss from which America and the Western World will suffer [will be bigger], because it will be very big and immeasurable.

*** Due to its greatness, it will change the global power balance.
14,357 posted on 01/23/2004 4:06:13 PM PST by tubavil
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To: tubavil
French Spy Chief: Al Quada not destroyed

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1064095/posts
14,364 posted on 01/23/2004 5:07:48 PM PST by Domestic Church (AMDG...)
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To: tubavil
Incredible, it sounds like these animals have been planning this for years.

It seems like they spend every living moment planning for our destruction.

I always knew that 9/11 was just the beginning.

Others may laugh at these threats.

I lost a few great friends on 9/11.

I take these guys seriously.

14,374 posted on 01/23/2004 5:51:55 PM PST by Mossad1967
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