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

Debka ^ | 11-3-2003 | Staff

[Calpernia]

www.reeldb.com

Registrant: Wacker, Andreas (REELDB2-DOM) co Method 1546 7th Street Suite # 200 Santa Monica, CA 90401 US

Ok, so what is this and why does it get it's own domain?

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

...Many of the weapons used by al-Qaida and the Taliban in Afghanstan came from Chinese dealers...

I've been saying this all along.
Keep in mind, there are no chinese weapon dealers that are not sanctioned by their government.

[tmp02]

I agree with your statement about going up in the long run, but would wait if there is going to "a situation" to catch it on the dip...

[Calpernia]

Huh, I can't get the specific pics to come up just by going in straight from the www.reeldb.com directly.

But here is the google search:

Images: Sunday, January 4, 2004
... utkyuydsi8 aadadda famine, sevr5yvr unitpics akram logotipo camilla's foot bvmnmvbn
easyseries saxx> hello guys (19), chieu ro mot chut 53 physical torrie ...
www.reeldb.com/ - 57k - Jan 3, 2004 - Cached - Similar pages

[JustPiper]

Carl Limbacher, NewsMax.com Reporter plays his bombshell audiotape of Former President Bill Clinton admitting he killed a deal for Osama bin Laden’s capture

Sunday Jan. 4, 2004; 11:43 p.m. EST

Clinton Administration Freed Bin Laden's Banker

A Saudi national known to investigators as Osama bin Laden's "banker" was apprehended inside the U.S. in 1994 - only to be set free by the Clinton administration in a decision that was considered a "massive loss" in the war on terrorism by U.S. intelligence officials.

Bin Laden brother-in-law Mohammed Jamal Khalifa was believed to be "the real money man" behind the scenes for the 9/11 mastermind, reports investigative journalist Peter Lance, in his comprehensive overview of the 9/11 attacks, "1,000 Years For Revenge: International Terrorism and the FBI."

The bin Laden relative was involved most intensively in bankrolling Ramzi Yousef, the operations chief for the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, who conceived the plan later adopted by bin Laden to hijack airliners and fly them into the Twin Towers.

Convicted of murder in Jordan, Khalifa was picked up on a fraud rap by INS agents in San Francisco. Lance writes that at the time, Khalifa "was in the process of funding Yousef's Bojinka and Pope John Paul II assassination plots - even as Yousef was laying the groundwork for what became the 9/11 attacks."

Documents found on his person indicated that the bin Laden brother-in-law was a major cog in the global terror machine. Based on that evidence, the U.S. Attorney in San Francisco pushed to have him held for questioning.

But the Clinton State Department had other ideas. Reports Lance:
"Secretary of State Warren Christopher wrote to Attorney General Janet Reno on Jan. 5, 1995, arguing that 'to permit Mr. Khalifa to remain at large inside the United States in light of his alleged activities and criminal conviction in Jordan . . . . would have potentially serious adverse foreign policy consequences.'"

"Of course," notes the author, "the U.S. Attorney in San Francisco wasn't asking for Khalifa to be released, merely held for questioning. Khalifa had traveled the world as Osama bin Laden's 'banker.' He was a potential intelligence gold mine."

Secretary Christopher, however, prevailed. Khalifa was deported to Jordan, where, at trial, the murder witness recanted. Bin Laden's banker was promptly set free.

U.S. counterterrorism officials were dumbfounded by the administration's decision to let Khalifa go. "Not even speaking in retrospect, but contemporaneous with what the intelligence community knew about bin Laden, Khalifa's deportation was unreal," CIA counterterrorism analyst Jacob L. Boesen told the author.

Concludes Lance: "In light of what we now know. . . Khalifa's release has to be considered one of the most grievous instances of negligence in the years leading up to 9/11."

Little more than a year after the Clinton administration let bin Laden's banker get away, President Clinton would personally turn down an offer for Osama bin Laden's arrest and extradition to the U.S. by Sudan

[abbi_normal_2]

Didn't gold go up $10 in one day in the last couple months? I forget the reason for it but the big boys were doing something that caused the jump and then it went back down again. I seem to remember this happened...

[piasa]

I don't know but the guy's pants look like they were styled circa 1780.

[tmp02]

...what I mean by gold continuing to go up...I think that our economy is in bad shape even if there were no threats...I would go to the safe haven of gold...

[Calpernia]

Another one:

http://www.clipgate.com/tx/cathlic.html

has a lot of the same search words entered.

[JustPiper]

Saturday, Jan. 3, 2004 6:56 p.m. EST Grim Intel Said Behind British Airways Cancellations - The New York Post and the London Times have been reporting that specific and disturbing intelligence has been behind the recent cancellations of British Airways Flight 223, which returned to service Saturday afternoon. - According to the published reports, citing officials, an al-Qaeda terror team has been plotting to hijack the London-to-Washington British Airways Flight 223 and crash it into the nation's capital.

[JustPiper]

Saturday, Jan. 3, 2004 6:56 p.m. EST Grim Intel Said Behind British Airways Cancellations - The New York Post and the London Times have been reporting that specific and disturbing intelligence has been behind the recent cancellations of British Airways Flight 223, which returned to service Saturday afternoon. - According to the published reports, citing officials, an al-Qaeda terror team has been plotting to hijack the London-to-Washington British Airways Flight 223 and crash it into the nation's capital.

[tmp02]

It may have occured during a 24 hour day, usually at night time or non-trading hours in US...but I don't think (correct me if I'm wrong) that it had shot up this high during regular trading hours...but again, I may be wrong

[abbi_normal_2]

Here we go, back down again. The PPT is working it's magic again. Gold headed back down, now has dropped $3. It seems every time gold gets on a roll "someone" gets busy and drives it back down. I don't think this is a panic about gold day. Just my opinion. Well, back to work for me.

[mhking]

Ok, so what is this and why does it get it's own domain?

An ad for Abercrombie & Fitch?

[JustPiper]

What? Something slipped past you? Noooooo!!! ;)

[Velveeta]

Aren't these just randomly generated images as stated on the site? Or are you finding otherwise?

[mhking]

Aren't these just randomly generated images as stated on the site? Or are you finding otherwise?

There are strong suggestions (I won't go as far as to use the term "evidence") that this is beyond the notion of a random incident.

[Calpernia]

That needs it's own thread JP.

[Calpernia]

It is? Ok, that's good. I was wondering why that had it's own domain. Thanks MH.

[Velveeta]

Thanks for the reply. Seems to be over my head at the moment, but I'll keep an eye out as well.