[rickylc]

Wow, two tapes in one day!!!

If nothing comes of this, people are going to be laughing when AQ releases tapes. Even their chosen outlets are calling most of the tapes irrelevant by saying they only aired what they considered news worthy and new, meaning most of it was not worthy of mention and a reapet of old garbage.

In essence even Al Jezeera is saying it's the same old crap, just a different day. yawn...

If this isn't the best evidence that we are kicking AQ's butt into extinction , I don't know what is.

Kudo's to everyone fighting terror!!!

[watchwoman]

These tapes may getting fairly routine, but in the past some attacks have directly followed the release of tapes, have they not?

New raw "chatter" updates on Jill St. Claire's site -

www.homelandsecurityus.net

She comments:

"There is increased chatter on the forums, and all indications are that Al Qaeda is getting ready to strike again. I cannot say with all certainty that it will be in the United States, however, intelligence indicates that it will be against a US interest."


P.S. - Thanks for the new thread!

[TexKat]

If nothing comes of this, people are going to be laughing when AQ releases tapes.

Well don't start laughing yet. This/these tapes and islamic threats on various websites maybe some of their tactics in order to get our attention while they hit us in a totally different manner.

[JustPiper]

U.S. Troops Kill Al-Zarqawi Lieutenant
{{{Polish soldiers arrest nine suspects,}}} including some linked to bombings
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,112295,00.html

Tape: Bin Laden Deputy Threatens More Attacks
Tuesday, February 24, 2004

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Audiotapes purported to be from Usama bin Laden's (search) top lieutenant aired on Arabic TV stations Tuesday, one taunting President Bush and threatening more attacks on the United States, the second criticizing France's decision to ban Islamic headscarves in schools.
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,112290,00.html

FBI, CIA Heads Outline Worldwide Terrorism Threat
Tuesday, February 24, 2004

WASHINGTON — Al Qaeda is damaged seriously, but it has spread its radical agenda to other groups that now pose the leading threat to the United States, CIA Director George Tenet (search) and other intelligence chiefs said Tuesday.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,112317,00.html