Posted on 12/23/2005 6:49:19 PM PST by precedence
Nothing more...just posted on the MSNBC website.
(Excerpt) Read more at msnbc.msn.com ...
Richardson is about as hispanic as Taco Bell. And I'm half mexican like him.
Good.
The greatest concern were the sheet explosives. Sheets are NOT detectable and could easily be taken onto airplanes. Bloomfield is VERY close to Navajo Dam, which is the second largest earthen dam in the US. It would make a great target, because there's very little security around the dam. Three big rivers out of Colorado flow into it. Thank God they caught them!!
bump to myself.
Here is some info on Mr. Cherry, the proprietor of the Cherry Engineering. Interesting stuff.
Sorry, forgot link: http://www.threatchaos.com/
Do you have a link to article that states the explosives were recovered? If so, would you ping me to it?
We're getting off topic here but I just heard on KKOB that all the explosives have been recovered. Maybe we will know some names in the next few days.
Muleteam1
Various motives and probablilites for a given group of names rated from * (least probable) to ***** (most probable):
SCENARIO 1: Names are like "Bob, Mike, Jack, and Bill."
____Probability A(****)Simple motive to profit from stolen "construction" materials.
____Probability B (*) Militia/domestic terrorist types supplying themselves
____Probability C (***) Bad "all-American" boys want to sell explosives into foreign terrorist network
SCENARIO 2: Names are like "Ricardo, Juan, Mario, Julio."
____Probability A (*****) Stuff is heading to Islamic terror network for money
____Probability B (*) Simple theft of construction materials
____Probability C ( ) Latin terroism (zero probability) (If names are like these, oooo la la la la la la, regardless of motive. If dudes are illegal...well, since they've been nabbed, I would LOVE it!)
SCENARIO 3: Names are like "Abdul, Mohamad, Ahmed, Khan."
____Probability A (*****) Take cover immediately.
SCENARIO 4: Names are like "Bobby, Ricardo, Mohamad, Nyguen."
____Probability A: (This muddled scenario causes quick probability estimation algorithm to start looping...like a circle in a spiral like a wheel within a wheel....eventually CPU smokes, possible breakes into flames.
"no evidence to suggest a link to terrorism"
except for a teeny weeny amount of...
150 pounds of C-4, 250 pounds of sheet explosives, 20,000 feet of detonator cord and 2,500 blasting caps.
No names yet?
Terrific, creative post.
I believe we have a winner for this thread!
And continued success with your recovery! (Once in a while I myself have craving from the Moosewood cookbook but it passes pretty fast.)
Yea, when I was down on the Arizona border last April with the Minuteman Project, they mentioned about Muslim "prayer rugs" that were found...so guess what?? The names of these creeps they caught could be "Mohammeds" and "Jose Juans" working together on all sorts of terrorism projects, go figure!!What do you want to bet they'll keep the names hush-hush for a while, wonder why???
Four People In Custody For Alleged Explosives Heist
Police Searching For Fifth Suspect Around Bloomfield
Action 7 News has learned that four people are in custody in connection with a stolen explosives heist from a site west of Albuquerque.
According to police, all of the explosives have also been recovered.
Two of the suspects are brothers, David and Les Brown.
The men, previously convicted felons, now face federal charges of possessing stolen explosives.
Authorities are still searching for a fifth suspect in the Bloomfield area.
Action 7 News has been covering the arrests for the past 24 hours and covered the arrest of one of the suspects as law enforcement descended on his home.
Action 7 News has learned that investigators recovered some of the explosive material near Durango, Colo.
http://www.thenewmexicochannel.com/news/5633410/detail.html
This is one of the stupider oft-repeated FR myths.
There have been innumerable incidents where there was quite a delay in the release of names and they turned out to be fairly generic names; the thing is, people tend to forget the incident as there are a lot of people who basically stop following a story as soon as there's no evidence of Muslim involvement.
It's simply false that it's routine to get names instantly after arrests in any circumstances. The idea that there's a unique delay when they're foreign names is pure nonsense, driven by wishful thinking.
Not when the first two names are David and Les Brown.....
Kinda hard to get all warm and fuzzy.......
Northeast Intelligence Network is reporting that the second cousin of David and Les Brown once worked with a guy at a machine shop who walked within 100 feet of a bookstore that sold Korans once! Stay tuned!
Ah Ha, Don't you see it? David Al-Browni and Les Al-Browni? Knew they were Muzzies! lol (sarcasm "on")
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