Possible Air Terror Plot Details 2 January 2004-- Amid numerous international flights being escorted by F-16's, delayed or outright cancelled, network analysts have been reviewing a number of Internet communications and images that might just contain clues to the "intended targets" of terrorists. Text posted on Internet forums by two separate sources, combined with the images below that appear on a website and accessible through the search terms "Ahlam hu Akbar" on that site found the following combination of images:
It is important to note that the phrase "Ahlam hu Akbar" (Ahlaam hu Akbar) is one that is often used and repeated by Islamic fundamentalists prior to engaging in battle. These images appeared to be posted to this website within the previous 7-10 days; when the search criteria "Ahlam hu Akbar" was used, the three larger images were displayed. An aircraft, the tip of an image that resolves to a larger image of the Luxor Hotel in Las Vegas, and a poorly exposed image of the Staples Arena in Los Angeles were accessed and displayed under that criteria. Based on the recent level of threats involving aircraft as well as threats to Los Angeles and Las Vegas, network analysts have passed this information to the appropriate federal authorities.
Sean Osborne - 2 January 2003