THE panic gripping passenger flights on both sides of the Atlantic was sparked by the discovery of an al-Qaida plot to simultaneously hijack several aircraft and crash them into key US sites.
Top of the list was the White House, but the terrorists also aimed to hit nuclear power stations on the US east coast, unspecified targets in Los Angeles and the giant Valdez oil terminal in Alaska. American and British intelligence operatives learned of the plot from a tip-off on the weekend before Christmas.
The informant said Islamic fanatics planned to hijack flights operated by British Airways, Air France and AeroMexico.
Some of this report seems to jive with what you posted. Note: nuclear power stations (plural).
Indeed it does. It's interesting that EOM names places in near Miami, which (as far as I know) has not showed up on any of the threat lists made public.
What about this one, we will most likely see another blackout on a story with this:
Notice mainstream media is right in the hub of news all of a sudden this past week. You know it's getting bad when they report real news!