Al Qaeda again threatens New York, Washington and Los Angeles - Daily Terror Threat

Debka ^ | 11-3-2003 | Staff

[TomInNJ]

Yes, it sure would be great if it has been shut down.

Why do we let them in in the first place? If we don't let them in, we wouldn't have to worry about it later. It's a matter of life and death for our country and our citizens.

[JoJoBean]

We've all been trying to figure out the symbolism in the pictures these internet terrorists are putting up on their sites. But; as the saying goes, "A picture is worth a thousand words". I'm wondering if the pics are really encrypted messages and perhaps the symbols are just reminders to their sleepers as to the password to "de-crypt" it? The reason I'm wondering this is because I just came across some freeware a little bit ago to do just that type of thing. I downloaded it and tried it out and it works like it claims. So; maybe we should be grabbin' those pics and trying to figure out a password? Here's a linked description to the software I'm talking about......... Encrypted text in a picture Picencrypt is probably the safest way to send or keep text secure. The text you want to save is encrypted and hidden within a picture and can only be retrieved using the correct password which is also encrypted within the picture. The fact alone that the text and password is encrypted makes this method extremely safe but the added security off text in a picture adds extra security. Who would guess that a picture contains a message? The pictures can of course be saved on your PC or used as an attachment and sent as an email. Using Picencrypt, it would be impossible for any one to decrypt the hidden message without a copy of Picencrypt and the correct password.

[Letitring]

I agree. Seems to me there is as much stuff going on underground in this Country, as there is ON the ground. Good grief. It's amazing and alarming.

[Oorang]

For the loading a file and pressed roses - Without pressure

Here are roses again (see posts # 5597 & 5662). Don't know how, or if, they correlate.

[Donna Lee Nardo]

Good advice, Liz. I must admit, though, that I am trying to not think too much about the posts here about anything to do with "caves" here in America, though. I'll entertain caves in the Middle East however. It is just that I learned more than I ever wanted to know about caves in all the Chandra Levy threads back pre-911! Remember those threads? I can picture caves in Luray, Virginia and elsewhere so easily now!

[Oorang]

Exactly. Just the fact that they are calling it mechanical failure within 5 minutes makes me suspicious.

[freeperfromnj]

One vacation, I visited Harper's Ferry in West Virginia, famous for John Brown and the underground railroad. If I recall, there are extensive underground tunnels in WV.

[Donna Lee Nardo]

Are you thinking nukes?

[Cindy]

LINKS OF INTEREST...

AZSTAR.NET: "THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR: "TUNNELS FOUND IN NOGALES TIED TO SMUGGLING" by Eric Swedlund (January 3, 2004) (Read More...)

BORDERLANDNEWS.com - ELPASOTIMES.com: "LAS CRUCES NATIONAL GUARD MAY CHANGE MISSION" by Steve Ramirez, Las Cruces Sun-News (January 3, 2004) (Read More...)

[FairOpinion]

Another article:


Terror plot to attack US with BA jets
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1051094/posts

"According to a senior intelligence source, an informant tipped off authorities the weekend before Christmas. He claimed that Islamic extremists intended to hijack flights operated by BA, Air France and AeroMexico, the Mexican national carrier.

The informant said that as well as targeting Washington, New York and Los Angeles, the terrorists were planning to launch a strike on an oil terminal in Alaska. A CIA assessment of his information subsequently identified nuclear plants on the eastern coast of America as possible targets. "

[Letitring]

Yes, all through Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland. In fact, everyplace muslim extremist are known to congregate. I'm following the map posted here in this thread, and just looking for tunnels in those areas. Found enough stuff to scare myself.

[Letitring]

Donna, yes. Aren't you?

[freeperfromnj]

I didn't want to post this publicly:

Mount Weather is the self-sustaining underground command center for the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The facility is the operational center--the hub--of approximately 100 other Federal Relocation Centers, most of which are concentrated in Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina. Together this network of underground facilities constitutes the backbone of America's "Continuity of Government" program. In the event of nuclear war, declaration of martial law, or other national emergency, the President, his cabinet and the rest of the Executive Branch would be "relocated" to Mount Weather.

[Dr.Deth]

Know what these jihadis are? Those jumping yipping puntable little dogs that run up to you and yap and snarl and dive under a couch as soon as you look at em.

[Donna Lee Nardo]

Yes, only because if their threats are holding any water at all -- and that is questionable -- what else could possibly cause the destruction they so wish for?

[Letitring]

I just hope we all have our survival kits and plans in force, if we should need them,God forbid. I try to convince myself the devils do not have WMD, but have to deal with what we are hearing and seeing. Gadaffi and others have said they sold these devils these weapons. Who am I to discount it? Plus those pictures of OBL with a mushroom shaped cloud, in the background, is NOT comforting.

[Letitring]

PING. :)

[Letitring]

Houston, Texas- tunnels.

[Oorang]

Where did you find that?

[Hatteras]

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