AlQaida nukes already in the U.S.

world net daily ^ | July 11, 2005 | Joseph Farah

[rattrap]

True intelligence professionals don't send out a $9.95 a month newsletter to any average schmoe on the internet, otherwise the whole thing kind of loses it's value as intelligence.

[inquest]

...otherwise the whole thing kind of loses it's value as intelligence.

That's only true if the intelligence is best kept secret. Not all intelligence is.

[chris1]

After 9/11 everyone said and asked why we did not connect the dots. I see many dots appearing lately to indicate to me that Islam is on the march like never before and we are close to getting hit big time.

[chris1]

Exactly why I started training hardcore hand to hand combat.

Check out out school's site.

www.attackproof.com

[chris1]

Clancy said almost everything he uses is public knowledge and avaialable to anyone willing to do the leg work.

[RightWhale]

As Stalin said, any general would be a fool to invade the US, a country of 90 million sharpshooters.

[chris1]

I am not concerned about a head to head confrontation. I know I could give any mooslime hell in hand to hand combat and battle. I am concerned about the nuclear and biological warfare attack that I personally cannot do anything about other than try to stay places away from these monsters.

Personally, I think we as a nation have become weak. Many men are physcially weak and not able to fight. Many men are mentally weak and not prepared to fight. We need more Patton and less Patent leather!

If these animals fear the average American male, they will not be so bold as they obviously were in London.

[chris1]

Imagine millions of Goldbergs or Stone Cold Steve Austins in this country. Those mooslimes would not think one moment of causing harm here.

[chris1]

We need more Paul Tuetel Sr. and less Paul Simon!!!!!!!!!!!!

I coined that. You have permission to use it!!

[Paige]

Has WND been caught doing so?


I honestly don't know but I stay away from the WND like the plague. I do agree all sources and articles should be checked thoroughly for accuracy.

Thanks !

[chris1]

I would rather assume the worst than hope for the best.

[chris1]

I heard Savage. Even if we believe its a 50-50 situation, its still scary as anything.

[Quix]

I agree with you wholesale.

Thanks.

[Quix]

Doesn't sound like you have noticed that the reports have gotten more detailed and involved more senior, responsible, well-in-the-know people.

I see it even as a calibrated, calculated increase in the level of warning to the populace.

BTW, Wishful thinking that there's no conspiracy

does NOT MEAN that such wishful thinking assumptions are correct.

Having studied such issues since 1965, I believe you are dead wrong about that.

[RightWhale]

Many men are physcially weak and not able to fight. Many men are mentally weak and not prepared to fight

I don't see that at all. Maybe it's where I am, where most of the men are strong and able to chase a moose away from their pickup truck so as to get to work on heavy construction of all kinds, and the women are maybe even tougher and have at least tried a 44 magnum pistol, and the children can scoop a 60 pound king out of the river with a net and kill it with one blow. As far as brainpower, it takes a certain minimum to prepare for some really inclement weather conditions that seem to happen every year. There are a lot of retired military here too. Alqaida would not fare well here even if they lead off with a nuke.

[chris1]

I live in NY so you may have a point.

I still hold to my own:

More Paul Tuetel Sr. less Paul Simon.

[RightWhale]

The only scary thing is that enough of the population would react badly that it would take days to restore order. But, order would be restored, the mess would be cleaned up, and if Americans have to do without some luxuries for the foreseeable future they will not be all self-centered and everything, but will focus on the enemy.

[cmsgop]

Is that true ????

[Euro-American Scum]

AlQaida nukes already in the U.S.

Can't be. Not while Bush is president.

[RightWhale]

Taking the plane back from LA to Alaska is a graphic lesson. In California the passengers are all, men and women, in business suits and pass back and forth in the aisle with not too much trouble. Then in Seattle they all get off and a different kind of human being boards: tall so that the overhead clearance is barely enough for some, wide enough that two cannot possibly pass in the aisle, and all wearing Carharts and wool shirts. Some beards, some not.

It was funny in LA. The hotel has some doormen, whatever you call them, to help carry your suitcase from the cab to the hotel. This one ran up and picked up my suitcase--about two inches--then set it down and looked for a hand truck. I didn't feel like waiting so picked up the case and walked into the hotel. He said something like, "Oh," and watched with his jaw kind of hanging slack. He wasn't that small, either, above average for LA.