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Just returned from searching for recent posts by Sean Lomax. He posted yesterday on the anomalies bulletin board. However, the most recent posting on that board- not by Sean-caught my attention. Here it is:

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posted February 19, 2004 06:27

BTW, this morning while scanning the news, caught one of the many "experts" speaking of a three way deal involving Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan to deliver OBL or such of the AQ leadership as is available. Seems Pervez is on the hot seat,(nothing new there, only the heat is rising) with the admission of nuclear secrets admittedly being dealt by Afghan scientists, and has decided to jump in feet first after facing the possiblity of action without his approval. Somehow the scenario being proposed sounded familiar, as if I had heard rumors somewhere else.

Report: Palestinian [terrorist] groups, Islamists plan ''huge'' attacks against Israeli targets
Al Bawaba ^ | 19-02-2004

An Arab diplomat in the Jordanian capital is quoted as saying Thursday by al Siyasah newspaper that Palestinian and Islamist groups have decided in a meeting earlier this month to launch huge attacks within Israel and against its interests in Asia, Africa and Mideast countries.

According to the Kuwaiti newspaper, the scope of the attacks will resemble the latest attacks in Iraq that claimed the lives of hundreds of US soldiers and Iraqis.

It added that the new decision was taken in order to stop growing criticism on the Arab street about their "silence" towards Israeli activities.

The diplomat told the daily that the summit was held in Lebanon and was attended by senior leaders of Al Qaeda, Ansar al Islam, Hizbullah, Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the two Popular Fronts.

The unordinary meeting was held on February 3-4 in a Palestinian refugee camp in northern Lebanon - near Tripoli, and was attended also by officers from the Syrian and Iranian intelligence.

Specifically, the participants decided to target Israeli offices in Jordan, Oman, Qatar, Egypt and Turkey in addition to Israel. The officials also discussed a list of names of Israeli politicians, military officers and diplomats slated to be assassinated.

The diplomat, who confirmed the participation of two Lebanese intelligence officers, said that all in all, the meeting included 40 participants.

Residents of the refugee camp that observed the reinforced security measures were told the meeting was aimed at discussing "future Israeli aggression against Lebanon and its Palestinian refugee camps."

The diplomat added that during the meeting, Syrian and Lebanese officials expressed opposition that their borders will be used for attacks against Israel. (Albawaba.com)