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Posted on 07/24/2004 9:37:20 PM PDT by JustPiper
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Bet Israel is on Red Alert
Hate to say it, but that picture certainly is consistent with the "watchman's" warning to NYC
Thanks for the update AD. I hope we get more info. As you asked - were the 2 men ME types? ExSoldier is visiting family I believe but I am not sure if they are in Florida or out of state.
I wonder if the note was on top of the food or at the bottom...
Went next door to the Red Cross after I got off TM earlier. The woman there said she knew NOTHING of any list put out by the National Red Cross....she asked me to get her a copy. Seemed startled. They had all kinds of sign ups for disaster training- some not even until September. I have type 0 blood and asked about donating- heard CT is in dire crisis---next opportunity in 2 weeks.
My question- Is the National Red Cross not telling the local chapters what is up?
He's driving right now, he should be back here tonight.
It's:
'He who can not be named', and
'She who must be obeyed'...
CNN was just talking about ricin found in baby food in California. Anyone know about this?!
Is that anywhere near Ft Myers?
Well that's weird.
RIVIERA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Authorities evacuated a four-block area around the Port of Palm Beach and shut down nearby roads and waterways following a terror threat that turned out to be a false alarm.
Mayor Michael Brown said police officers stopped a car with two men who were leaving the port on Wednesday. Police believed at first that one of the men was on a national terrorist watch list.
As a result, authorities evacuated nearby homes, businesses and a Boys and Girls club, limited road and boat traffic and began searching containers at the port. A gambling cruise ship, the Palm Beach Princess, was not allowed to dock in time and told to stay about five miles offshore, WPTV reported.
Authorities soon determined the alarm was caused by mistaken identity and began reopening the area about 5 p.m., WPTV reported.
Thanks yes we know.
I prefer "she who must go away...for good"
Scary stuff.
It's up-thread, just a little bit (posts 1950 - 1999)
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