Threat Matrix: Daily Terror Threat - Thread SEVENTEEN

World Net Daily ^ | 8-10-04 | Paul Sperry

[JustPiper]

Credit: The Cabal

The title refers to a daily report given to the president of the United States detailing the most serious terrorist threats against the country. To tackle those threats, the government has formed a top-notch task force to infiltrate the terror cells and cut off the danger.

"Every morning, the president receives a list of the top ten terrorist threats - this list is known as the threat matrix."

We here at FR are trying to be in conjunction with the daily reports around the world that involve threats. We try to provide a storehouse of information that takes hours of research.

YOU be the Judge and get informed.


"I will never cower before any master nor bend to any threat."

Link to Thread Sixteen

With the nation on high alert for al-Qaida terrorists, the Department of Homeland Security is putting its border officers through "etiquette" classes to soften their image and make them less threatening to arriving foreign immigrants, WorldNetDaily has learned.

"God could not be everywhere and therefore he made mothers."
-- Jewish proverb

We are the "Stotters" who make ourselves aware of the
enemy who wishes to do us harm.




"What good are the color codes at all if we are suddenly hit with a bio or chem attack? There would be no warning and the danger would be instant."

"Code Red Implications
Code Red - Stay Home and Await Word."
by MamaDearest

Meet It!
Greet It!
Defeat It!

[mfccinsd]

So far ok...from what I've heard/seen on the news, etc. Some areas reported heavy rain, but nothing bad, really...they are just concerned about the fire burned areas.

I think Kyla would get rain before I will since she's further east nearer the eastern mountains (one of the areas the rain seems to be lingering over)...and then I think it would hit Riverside area from the other set of clouds, long before anything would get closer to the coast and get my area, near the Scripps Ranch/Poway burn area.

I was definitely surprised to wake up at 5:15 am to sounds of what I initially thought (muffled by earplugs) was someone messing with the AC units on my condo roof...and then saw the outside lights flickering. Took a second to go back to my midwest years and realize it was a thunderstorm with lots of lightening (no rain)...crazy! Don't get that often here!

Hope you stay safe out there...was wondering how you were making out in the desert area! Pretty crazy that we're even getting some potential weather news here, as well...with the big stuff happening in the Florida area..........

[judicial meanz]

You arent kidding about the looters. They usually come out well before the wind dies down and start stealing from the rubble piles.

[appalachian_dweller]

Glad your okay ExSoldier.

JJ, praying you and yours will be okay. This is on nasty storm.

I'll be traveling though it's remnants tomorrow. Argh!!!

[KylaStarr]

All of that rain is east and north of us. We're under the same advisory but not close enough to get any runoff. And it just won't rain here.

All in Florida, my prayers have been going out to you all day and will continue until you are all safe.

[HipShot]

Radio news is saying Charley made landfall. I can't get the track to load fully. What's up?

[HipShot]

I don't have much to worry about here. I don't think she'll come up this side of the mountains.

We've been cold here for a couple days, (relatively). The jetstream is misbehaving.

[Donna Lee Nardo]

Electrical Companies Subject to "Voluntary" Guidelines

Oh man. That's not fair. A warning should be put on the link for the pic that appears there.

[MamaDearest]

That'll work for me. Together we stand - divided we fall. This country has seen enough division to last a lifetime.

[nwctwx]

Landfall is occurring now.

[nwctwx]

There are going to be some horrific scenes from that area...

[HipShot]

So the wrong area was evacuated?

I'd rather lose the buildings than the people.

[JellyJam]

... Part 7 ... (I think this is Part 7)

Tell me if I'm clogging up this thread.

I don't think we're going to have power for long. The lights are flickering off and on. It's pouring now.

ExSoldier - No, we don't own a gun, but ever since 9/11, I wish I did. (I'm afraid to have one in the house with two young kids.) I'm not worried about looters here; nothing against Dade, but the neighborhoods aren't nearly as scary. :-)

The eye could move right through eastern Sarasota County. Fortunately, that's not very populated. The few people who do live out there have houses near the Myakka River, which is very vulnerable to flooding. Those people never should have been allowed to build there.

Lights flickering again. I'm watching a palm tree whip in the wind.

[nwctwx]

I'm not sure about evacs in that area to be honest. I know the majority were evacuated further north. I also have heard numerous reports that warnings were not heeded by a fair amount of folks. No one thought anything of that Cat 2 we had yesterday... The media was off the ball on this one, big time.

I do not know exactly what the population density is around Port Charlotte, but some location in that vicinity is currently being destroyed and carried out to sea.

[nw_arizona_granny]

I am reading every word you write, don't stop now.

We are having a thunderstorm now, near Kingman, Az

Makes the sound effects for your posts.

Be safe.

[JellyJam]

There's about 120,000 people who live in the Port Charlotte-Punta Gorda area. Those people were told to evacuate. For their sake, I hope they heeded those warnings.

[Velveeta]

LOL at the kid mowing the lawn. Sometimes you just have to keep busy. The house may end up gone, but the lawn will look great.

How are you holding up?

[British chick]

The program about nuclear terrorism was really interesting and informative. I think they got some research from Paul William's book. They mentioned there are around 80 soviet suitcase bombs unaccounted for.

The advise basically was that if you are inside the fallout zone (60km) then leave if possible. Take note of the wind direction so you don't drive into the fallout. If there's a chance you could get caught in traffic, better to stay at home and build a shelter. You need to stay inside for up to fourteen days. They demonstrated how to seal your home, choose a room to build your shelter in and how to preserve a safe water supply. It is also important to have a radio so you can tune in to advice and further instructions about when it is safe to leave.

[Velveeta]

Sheesh, you stay safe and dry there! Both coasts getting hit.

[nwctwx]

I hope they did to.

That eyewall is basically a 20-30 mile wide f3+ Tornado, not to mention the incredible surge.

[Velveeta]

I wonder what kind of ship they were on? Weird.