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14 July 2006: As the war in the Middle East is on track to exceed anything we have seen in our generation, the findings of current surveillance operations of suspected Islamic terror operatives inside the United States show concurrent “significant changes,” according to one well-placed federal intelligence source. It is no secret that physical and electronic surveillance has been in place on those individuals and groups inside of the U.S. since we were attacked. A report from our source states that there have been numerous reports from field operatives of “significant behavioral and pattern changes” by those who have suspected ties to Middle East terror groups. “Electronic intercepts of communications of interest submitted for priority processing have also significantly increased,” although our source declined to provide any specific details of these intercepts.

“The latest results of physical surveillance operations have also shown disturbing behavioral and pattern changes of the surveillance subjects,” according to our source. “There seems to be a definite connection between the events taking place in the Middle East with the level of activity of suspected terrorist operatives inside the U.S. Although not totally unexpected, extra vigilance is definitely required by us in the U.S. as well as our assets abroad.”

http://www.homelandsecurityus.com/site/modules/news/article.php?storyid=411

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14 July 2006: As the war in the Middle East is on track to exceed anything we have seen in our
generation, the findings of current surveillance operations of suspected Islamic terror operatives inside the
United States show concurrent “significant changes,” according to one well-placed federal intelligence
source. It is no secret that physical and electronic surveillance has been in place on those individuals and
groups inside of the U.S. since we were attacked. A report from our source states that there have been
numerous reports from field operatives of “significant behavioral and pattern changes” by those who have
suspected ties to Middle East terror groups. “Electronic intercepts of communications of interest
submitted for priority processing have also significantly increased,” although our source declined to
provide any specific details of these intercepts.

“The latest results of physical surveillance operations have also shown disturbing behavioral and pattern
changes of the surveillance subjects,” according to our source. “There seems to be a definite connection
between the events taking place in the Middle East with the level of activity of suspected terrorist
operatives inside the U.S. Although not totally unexpected, extra vigilance is definitely required by us in
the U.S. as well as our assets abroad.”

http://www.homelandsecurityus.com/site/modules/news/article.php?storyid=411

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one vote for the Axis going big...

not conclusive, I'd expect any politicall aware types to become more active at a time like this, but this report says they are triggering the libraries, the databases of words designated to generate flags in broadband sweeps...

Eyes wide open, lock and load.