I heard this article read on WBEN out of Buffalo.
I have not read the entire thread, so forgive me if the following has been discussed.
Up here in Hamilton, Ontario, I have had two friend who have witness bizarre goings-on at the movie theatres.
They went to a matinee on a week-day and there were only a handful of people there. There were, however, about 20 young Middle Eastern men sitting in the back. When the movie started, they started speaking quietly to each other, getting up, leaving in small groups, running to the front of the theatre, running so far to the back then stopping, checking their watches, standing in different spots, running to the front and timing themselves, etc.
Needless to say, my friend left the threatre with her mother. She reported the incident. She was then telling someone about what had happened, and they went white because they had experinced the same thing, different theatre, different day.
If these more-than-suspicious activities are ignored, is that not failure to connect some very obvious dots?
We have been warned they will strike again, how can anyone dismiss these activities?
I,also, do not spend time in fear. I do, however, keep my kids home from the movies. They can rent them as often as they want. Why take the chance? If something were to happen in one of those movie theatres, and my kids were there, would I not be the worst parent in the world for allowing it, knowing what I know?
Wow. I always thought the most vulnerable and obvious place for a terorist attack is a movie theater. First, it is dark.
Second, there is no security despite the, third, large amount of people sitting there. Hard to exit a theater too.
The terrorists also pulled that stunt in Russia.
To whom did she report it?