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

Debka ^ | 11-3-2003 | Staff

[Letitring]

Montreal -tunnels.

[Malsua]

>>Double clicking on the picture gives you a larger version, with a line underneath,<<

Right. Which means you can associate anything with anything and communicate.

If you know the search string, you can create and communicate a message.

For example, I just associated "LOSER" with the same image as Daleel. Scary stuff.

[mindspy]

If you could push the tetonic plate being subducted with the same force that occurs naturally by the pushing of another tetonic plate then yes you could cause a volcanic eruption. But that is not something humans can do so for now it is impossible.

[Cindy]

re post no. 5630...

Thank you Yaelle.
That is very generous of you.

[Letitring]

Works for me. :) Glad there are some things we can't mess with, for now. Still looking into tunnels, passageways. Have mercy. Wasn't there a stopped attempt in Italy, last year, to use chemicals in the ventilation system of our embassy in Rome, via underground tunnels. They thought those tunnels had been sealed, but found them reopened and stopped the attack.

[Cindy]

FYI - Sites Linked to Each Otther:

EZZEDEEN.net (in Arabic)
http://www.ezzedeen.net/

ALMOLTAQA.org - Discussion Forum (In Arabic)
http://www.almoltaqa.org/vb/index.php?s=

[Calpernia]

>>>Wasn't there a stopped attempt in Italy, last year, to use chemicals in the ventilation system of our embassy in Rome, via underground tunnels.

yes.

[Letitring]

Area between Louisville and Nashville known as cave country. shessh. There's alot of stuff going on underground, evidently. Dude out in Ca. built an entire garden underground. He was Italian, died in 1946, I think the site said. Oh well. I'll look some more tomorrow. Good night all and thanks for all your hard work.

[mindspy]

I should say however, I am not a volcanologist and my conclusion is based only on what I learned in Geology 101. However, as I understood it that is how volcanoes work so I am confident it is impossible for now.

[Calpernia]

Night Letitring. Thanks for the research.

[Cindy]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1050706/posts
"Was Plane That Vanished From Angola the Same One That Crashed off Benin on Christmas Day?"
AP ^ | 1/2/04 | Nafi Diouf


Posted on 01/02/2004 8:22:13 PM PST by fiftymegaton


ARTICLE SNIPPET:"Was Plane That Vanished From Angola the Same One That Crashed off Benin on Christmas Day?"

ELLEN KNICKMEYER Associated Press Writ By Nafi Diouf and Published: Jan 2, 2004

[Letitring]

Missouri has 5,500 caves for exploration Also has a bunch of societies for exploration. I just had to read one more. :) Now, I am gone. (seems St. Louis has a bunch of caves.)

[Letitring]

LOL, gotcha. :)

[Calpernia]

I found an unconfirmed site on a google search that says Fort Huachuca, Arizona is THE communications command central for the entire US Army (and rumored to be for the entire US forces). Is this true?

If the Yellowstone Volcano goes, would this knock communications out? One of the AQ threats was communications would be cut off.

[FairOpinion]

Put in "Daleel" now. :)

[FairOpinion]

I am sure they have other redundant comm centers.

[varina davis]

Eagle Cave -- the deepest cave in the Adirondack Mountains..... http://www.steuben.org/hobbies/ChimneyMountain/

[WestCoastGal]

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/01/03/national/03TERR.html?ei=5062&en=9f681213929ea54d&ex=1073710800&partner=GOOGLE&pagewanted=print&position=

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January 3, 2004
British Cancel Another Flight as Allies Query U.S.
By ERIC LICHTBLAU

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2 — British Airways canceled another flight to the United States on Friday as the Bush administration faced questions from American allies about the reliability of the intelligence information that has led to the recent rash of flight cancellations.

The British airline grounded a flight from London to Washington — the third cancellation over all in 24 hours — and canceled a flight scheduled for Saturday from London to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.

Seven international flights have now been canceled since last Saturday after the Bush administration began an aggressive approach to defending American airspace when the nation was put on orange or "high" alert on Dec. 21. Administration officials said no arrests had been made in connection with any of the more than a dozen international flights subjected to rigorous scrutiny. And officials have acknowledged that even now, they are uncertain whether they have succeeded in foiling a terrorist plot.

"I don't think we know yet, and we may never know," a senior administration official said.

The latest concern over the tighter security — perhaps unparalleled in commercial aviation history — was raised by Mexico on Friday. A spokesman for President Vicente Fox questioned decisions by the United States on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day to cancel Aeromexico's Flight 490 from Mexico City to Los Angeles. The spokesman, Agustin Gutiérrez Canet, said that armed Mexican agents had been scheduled to fly aboard the flights and that the authorities made special efforts to interrogate passengers closely and inspect luggage.

"Those revisions have found nothing suspicious," Mr. Gutiérrez said. "Where was the risk?"

In another indication of the turmoil resulting from the increased security measures, an American official said that the cancellation of the British Airways flights was not in response to United States safety concerns, but rather was prompted by the refusal of British pilots to fly with armed marshals on board. The United States put other nations on notice earlier this week that it would not allow certain suspicious flights into its airspace without armed marshals on board.

In addition to the flight cancellations, foreign airliners have been escorted into American airspace by F-16 military fighters, and a Mexican flight from Mexico City to Los Angeles was turned around in mid-air.

The events have left both domestic security officials and international travelers on edge over the prospect of another attack by Al Qaeda. American officials said they were determined to avoid the kind of missed warning signs that preceded the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, even if it meant inconveniencing travelers.

Government officials refuse to talk about key details of their decisions to ground the flights because they are classified, but they say that the anxieties are driven by a confluence of factors indicating that another attack on the scale of the Sept. 11 hijackings might be in the works. And the White House's approach, the result of both cold analytical intelligence and gut-level emotion, helped set in motion the extraordinary security measures seen over the last 10 days.

Two days before an Air France flight to Los Angeles was to depart from Paris on Christmas Eve, President Bush's top national security advisers briefed him at the White House on their growing worries about the route, administration officials said.

American officials were picking up intelligence indicating terrorists might be on board that flight or others from Paris to Los Angeles. They had persuaded the French, despite initial resistance, to post armed marshals on board. But the Americans remained nervous and were considering urging the French to cancel the flight.

President Bush had one threshold question for Tom Ridge, his secretary for homeland security, as they met at the White House situation room on Dec. 22. "Would you let your son or daughter fly on that plane?" he asked Mr. Ridge, according to a senior administration official privy to the conversation.

"Absolutely not," the secretary responded. "Well," Mr. Bush said, "neither would I."

The two men and Mr. Bush's other advisers then agreed that if the threat remained, the French should be urged to cancel the Paris-to-Los Angeles flights over the Christmas holiday. Two days later, the French did just that.

[Cindy]

http://internet-haganah.us/harchives/001359.html

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""Arafat Connected to Murder of Americans in Gaza""

[LayoutGuru2]

I have some catching up to do on this thread. I was just over at littlegreenfootballs and spotted this.

Questions About Benin 727 Crash

Was the Boeing 727 that crashed off West Africa on Christmas Day the same aircraft that mysteriously disappeared from Angola last May? Questions Surface About Benin Jet Crash.

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Was Plane That Vanished From Angola the Same One That Crashed off Benin on Christmas Day?
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