[jerseygirl]

Gulp...this is much worse than I even imagined possible.

[Letitring]

Snipped from article:

US probes online terror talk


By Frank Gardner
BBC's security correspondent


Intelligence agencies are investigating a series of internet warnings, said to be issued by al-Qaeda, about major terrorist attacks on the United States.
The messages - posted on several Islamist websites - include claims that an entire city could be destroyed.

This week, a statement, said to be from al-Qaeda intelligence services, warned the countdown to hit America had begun.

"It will be an even stronger strike than nuclear weapons so be prepared, oh mujahideen holy soldiers," it said.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/3395499.stm

[comingsoon]

Well, there is only a week left for all that has been discussed here to happen, IMO. Its kinda like the Y2K thing {where nothing much happened}. This weekend could be a turning point in history or life goes on as usual. Such an extreme in events.

[brucecw]

Gulp...this is much worse than I even imagined possible.

I don't know if that's their plan in detail, or if the interview is a hoax or not. But if you read what they're writing it's clear that they'd like to do something along those lines.

But if you think that that's all that's in the plan, you are greatly mistaken. If possible it's even worse than that: The ultimate aim is to establish a world-wide Islamic government, and then to kill all the non-Muslims or to force everyone in the world to convert to Islam to avoid being killed. Not necessarily in that order but that's probably somewhat easier than the other way around.

This is not mere hyperbole. It's what they're actually saying -- they think of it as their form of evangelism.