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"Dhaka Demonstrations December 29 - January 2"
Safety and Security
South / Central Asia - Bangladesh
28 Dec 2006
Recap with snippets:
http://counterterrorismblog.org/2006/12/us_investigations_lead_to_arre.php
"U.S. Investigations Lead to Arrests in Gemayel Assassination Case"
By Andrew Cochran
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "The following article appeared in the "Alsyassa" newspaper in Lebanon last week and has been translated to English by a friend and highly reliable source. The article points to investigations in the U.S. which led to the arrests of Syrian-allied suspects in Lebanon:
"The investigation into the assassination of Pierre Gemayel led to the detection and seizure of weapons and explosives detonators and the arrest of seven of the Beirut-Syrian nationalists"
ARTICLE SNIPPET #2: "Informed sources declared to al-Seyassah that, before 15 days, the National Security in the United States investigated Halim Hardan, student at the University of St. Louis, son of current MP Assaad Hardan, former minister and leading member of the Syrian Nationalist Party and the Canadian authorities as well, carried out investigation with one Khudor Awarka, the official Syrian National Party in Canada. Further to that, investigations took place in the United States and Canada with a number of the "Free National Current" followers which is led by MP Michel Aoun. In the outcome of these investigations, information and confessions related to the case of the assassination of MP and Minister Pierre Gemayel, has been extracted and that the American and Canadian authorities these information to the Lebanese government that used in the investigation of the assassination, and reached an important thread task brought to give the orders to raid a number of houses and warehouses belonging to the elements in the Syrian National Party in the area of Koura in North Lebanon, yesterday."
(December 29, 2006, 09:55 am)
Woke this morning, walked the dogs, poured some coffee and then I saw this:
Four bombs go off in Bangkok
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1760544/posts
Last count was 7 bombs.
Stay Alert folks.
AD