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Cindy’s note: For lurkers who don’t get it; Dadullah was writing TICKETS TO HELL.

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Thanks to Nick Grace for this analysis.
(Note: Video clip included.)

http://threatswatch.org/rapidrecon/2007/11/dadullahs-tickets-to-heaven/

“Dadullah’s Tickets to Heaven”

SNIPPET: “[Editor’s Note: We have begun posting the propaganda from al-Qaeda and others for the primary purpose of informing and educating both the general public and policy makers about the level to which the enemy has actively engaged in Information Warfare. Some of the messages contain graphic content. We at ThreatsWatch post these videos as evidence of the brutal nature of the enemy we face and the clear intent they have to kill those not aligned with them. Making the public aware of the nature of the enemy - as well as the often forgotten virtues of our own nation - is one of the primary missions of ThreatsWatch and the Center for Threat Awareness.]”

By Nick Grace on November 29, 2007 at 12:01 AM

Fake bomb found at ROM (Ontario)

An elaborate bomb hoax forced the cancellation of a $600-a-plate black-tie fundraiser at the Royal Ontario Museum Wednesday night.

A suspicious package was found in the glass-covered lobby of the ROM around 6:15 p.m., Toronto police said. Bomb squad officers closed down University Ave. and Bloor St. W., in the area around the ROM. The upper floors of the museum were evacuated.

The event was supposed to attract about 2,500 people, but Bloor St. W. was closed between St. George St. and Avenue Rd., while University Ave. was closed between Bloor and Queen’s Park Circle, at Hoskins Ave, from 6:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.

During the entire time, numerous people showed up for “Bloor Street Entertains,” the gala fundraiser benefiting the Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research, but all were turned away by police, who said the event was cancelled.

The event, which has run since 1997, is a series of dinners at 20 trendy Bloor St. W. and Yorkville-area restaurants. Guests paid $600 a plate. It’s the charitable organization’s largest source of revenue. This year’s event was to be co-chaired by Belinda Stronach.

The night was to have wrapped up with a party in the ROM. The police Bomb Squad X-rayed and examined the package at the scene, and found it to be made to look like a series of pipe bombs, wrapped together with wiring. It didn’t contain an explosive device.

http://www.thestar.com/News/article/280884

St. George St.