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Posted on 07/18/2004 6:57:48 PM PDT by JustPiper
Picture credit: TheCabal
"I will never cower before any master nor bend to any threat"
CIA: 9/11 Plotters Transited Iran, Govt Tie Unseen
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - About eight of the Sept. 11, 2001, hijackers passed through Iran before attacking the United States, but there is no sign of official Iranian complicity, the CIA (news - web sites)'s acting director said on Sunday.
We are the "Stotters" who make ourselves aware of the enemy who wishes to do us harm
Meet It!
Greet It!
Defeat It!
I do believe that their is a real threat to the US over the next 3-4 weeks, which may include Nuclear Devices, it may not but I think it must be derived in exposing the truth, not assumptions or theories IMO
Theories are good for brainstorming true, but assumptions not backed up are dangerous ~shrug
This is strange. A friend of my son has a mother who lives up in the Catoctin Mountains- really country folk--she consulted some kind of spiritualist about 6 weeks ago. The spiritualist told her to load up on dog food. (The family has several large dogs). When the mother asked how much to buy- the spiritualist said to buy all she possibly could....reason being, the family would end up needing to survive by eating the dog food as well.
Health Talk
Orange County man is first state resident to die from West Nile virus
KESQ - 1 hour ago
FULLERTON, Calif. An Orange County man has been named as the first California resident to die from West Nile virus. State health authorities had declined to identify the victim, but his family told the Los Angeles Times that 57-year-old James Damiano
next April? A tad late, I believe.
Car Used by Madrid Bombers Found
Rental Car Used by Madrid Bombers Containing Personal Effects Found by Spanish Police
The Associated Press
MADRID, Spain July 24, 2004 — Three months after the Madrid train bombings, Spanish police found a rental car used by the terrorists containing personal effects, including tapes of Quranic verses and chants praising jihad, an official said Saturday.
Police found the car on June 13 in the town of Alcala de Henares, the departure point of three of the four trains bombed in the March 11 attack, a police spokeswoman said on anonymity.
She said that investigators believe the bombers used the car, a Skoda Fabia, to transport some of the explosives used in the blasts, which killed 191 people and injured 2,000.
DNA tests on clothes found in the trunk confirmed that it was used by two suspected Islamic terrorists, one of whom later committed suicide to evade capture, she said.
"Apart from clothes, an alarm clock, an agenda and a Palestinian headscarf, police spotted two cassettes with calls to jihad and martyrdom," the spokeswoman said.
The car was parked just 30 yards from the spot where a white van also believed to have been used by the bombers was found, the Madrid daily el Mundo reported Saturday. Police found it after a resident complained the vehicle had been abandoned, the report said.
The van contained clues that provided the first suggestion of Muslim involvement in the attacks.
Upon inspection, police discovered the car had been stolen and notified the rental company Hertz, whose staff took it away and started cleaning it before they found a suitcase inside.
But police believe other evidence in the car like fingerprints may have been destroyed in the cleaning, El Mundo said.
Of 50 people arrested in the case, 16 remain in jail, including two believed to have put backpacks stuffed with dynamite and shrapnel on trains.
http://abcnews.go.com/wire/World/ap20040724_672.html
I'm fine thanks. I've been busy with a number of other things especially fishing related. Thanks for asking.
An update from Muppet today:
I just noticed btw that the zip file I linked to was corrupt (it was only 24 meg.. I had posted the wrong one and as some guys on FR pointed out, it doesn't unzip..anyway I'm up loading the working one now, same
link.. I'd give it 1/2 hour (6AM CST)from the time of this message and it should be there. Apologies to those on FR who tried to download it before.. I realise it's a crucial bit of evidence!!
The link to the 28meg zip file, as originally posted by Jill on her site, is now working properly.
that wasn't JustPiper who wrote that post.
So do we have people on TM pretending to be regulars?
His INAccuracy rate is phenomenal, I know he scared me for two months! LOL!
Plum Island is at the tip of Long Island. New London is on the Connecticut shoreline (Long Island Sound). It is alleged that Lyme disease began in Old Lyme, CT- due to animal/marine/avian vector travelling across Long Island Sound.
New London is close to Old Lyme
New London- naval base
Oh my. And here I sit- midway between Stamford/Greenwich (target)and New London....
Wow, good find Selene!
{snips}
This meant that the incident has not yet been categorized as a homicide, suicide, or accident. Several leads are being pursued.
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The incident is being investigated by MNPD as a homicide, with assistance from ATF and FBI agents.
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An ATF spokesman, Special Agent Eric Kehn (pronounced “keen”), confirmed this writer’s personal observations of the scene by stating that it was a “high-detonation explosive”. In an exclusive conversation with another Federal agent, details of this writer’s observations were confirmed as being exclusive to high explosives. That fact conflicts with early local news reports about a “homemade pipe bomb”. Homemade bombs normally contain low-order explosives, such as gunpowder or ammonium nitrate.
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described the bomb victim as, “… a genius … just a flat-out genius,” and said that Young was an electrical engineer
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I'll be looking for him down at the beach today...
West Nile reaches Northern California
Jul 24 2004 12:00AM By
STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
http://www.zwire.com/news/newsstory.cfm?newsid=12461061&title=%3CP%3EWest%20Nile%20reaches%20Northern%20California&BRD=1197&PAG=461&CATNAME=Top%20Stories&CATEGORYID=410
Bird tests positive in San Jose as virus claims first fatality for state in SoCal
West Nile virus claimed more of California on Wednesday as the state documented its first human fatality to the virus and Santa Clara County reported the first bird death to the disease in Northern California.
Santa Clara County health officials announced Wednesday that a dead crow found in East San Jose had tested positive for the mosquito-borne virus, the San Jose Mercury News reported Thursday. Preliminary positive tests from June 28 were confirmed by labs at the University of California, Davis, which does the testing for the state Department of Health Services.
Because they have found no other cases in birds, humans, horses or mosquitoes - the only four species known to contract the disease - officials speculate that the crow may have eaten an infected insect that was brought north by a traveling vehicle.
..."I think the important take-home message is that West Nile virus is here. It's not just in Southern California any more," Nelson said. "People would be prudent to really practice prevention and really take it seriously."
...There have now been 35 human cases of West Nile statewide this year. The virus has now been detected in 17 of California's 58 counties. It appeared in the state last year for the first time.
...The state's public health officer compared the conditions in California to last year's worst-in-the-nation outbreak in Colorado, which reported about 2,000 human cases.
"We're in for a significant West Nile season in California," said state public health officer Dr. Richard Jackson. "I would be surprised if this is the last death we have in the state."
The state health agency on Thursday added eight new counties to its list of locations where birds have tested positive for West Nile, Miller said. The new counties are Butte, Kings, Mendocino, Sacramento, San Diego, San Joaquin, Tehama and Tulare. West Nile had previously been found in Imperial, Kern, Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino and Ventura counties.
As of press time, the Department of Health Services had not yet added Santa Clara County to the list.
The disease has sickened nearly 200 people across the country so far this year, according to the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. There is no antidote or known vaccine for humans.
The CDC has reported four other West Nile deaths so far this year - two in Arizona and one each in Texas and Iowa.
Nevada reported its first suspected human case of West Nile on Thursday.
Last year, fewer than 100 birds tested positive in California, but already this year there have been 980 bird positives, Miller said.
That is typical of how the virus has spread across the country - showing up with just a few cases at first, followed by a significant increase, Miller said.
The disease first appeared in 1999 in New York and has since expanded westward. It has killed more than 560 people in the United States in the past five years.
I think it is a programming form. Maybe thecabal can help.
As far as what you are thinking, I believe ISO would be a character set that includes foreign characters
That NEIN was asked to take it off their site and did so.
Yes- didn't someone mention last night that the feds asked them to remove it? If so, that would imply that there is some sensitive information to be found in the code.
Chitchat Alert:
I had a Nixon bumper sticker (I was born a Republican Conservative) handy and I placed it across the entire backside of my jeans to cover the tear.
Nixon my first presidential election! Went down to Union station wearing hotpants, thigh high boots, halter top -g- Covered every inch of material in nixon buttons! So unique of course I was splattered on the noon time news! OMG!LOL! Forgot all about this! Thanks for the memories DL!
Another! We- me at 8 years old, were soldier humping for a republican running against Daley Boss. And that is the day liberals traumatized me! We were in the middle of a rally and boom all power was lost, got scared out of my mind and heard all saying 'they' did it LOL!!!
Now, I just wish I could have such good recall with shortterm memory!
Course we did ;)
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