'Unleash Hell': New Al Qaeda magazine describes how to start huge forest fires across the U.S.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk ^ | By Daily Mail Reporter

[Lucky9teen]

Al Qaeda has called upon its followers to unleash massive forest fires upon the United States this summer.

Published in the latest edition of the notorious terror magazine, 'Inspire', are graphic instructions for the creation and ignition of 'ember bombs'

Detailed in the memorably titled, 'It is of your Freedom to Ignite a Firebomb', the magazine encourages any would-be terrorist to target Montana, because of the rapid population growth in its wooded areas.

'In America, there are more houses built in the countryside than in the cities,' explained the writer known as The AQ Chef according to ABC News.

Reveling in the unsubstantiated claim that forest fires in Australia in December 2002, unleashed a heat energy equal to that of 23 nuclear bombs, the new edition of 'Inspire' wants the same destructive force unleashed on America.

One five-page article is entitled, 'Targeting the Populations of Countries at War With Muslims' which sees al-Awlaki justify the killing of women and children and using chemical and biological weapons.

Chillingly for Western governments, especially with the 2012 London Olympics on the horizon, al-Awlaki encourages the use of weapons of mass destruction.

'The use of poisons of chemical and biological weapons against population centers is allowed and strongly recommended due to the effect on the enemy,' explained al-Awlaki.

Throughout the two new eighth and ninth editions of 'Inspire', the magazine bays its readers to attack 'main political figures' in the West and 'large strategic economic targets such as the stock exchanges, power and oil installations, airports, harbours, railroad systems etc.'

[Lucky9teen]

Yeh...but there is no more War On Terror, right?

[cripplecreek]

'In America, there are more houses built in the countryside than in the cities,'

It really helps that the enemy is an idiot.

[noiseman]

I’ve always thought that setting fires would be one of the easiest and lowest risk ways for terrorists to cause chaos. However, it’s also one of the easiest to claim credit for, whether they had anything to do with a particular fire or not.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

"I'll be waiting for you!...you damn sand monkeys!

[justice14]

I’ve always thought that setting fires would be one of the easiest and lowest risk ways for terrorists to cause chaos. However, it’s also one of the easiest to claim credit for, whether they had anything to do with a particular fire or not.

I've thought the same thing. There are a multitude of things they could easily do that would cause "terror". Luckily they are apparently too stupid to do them.

[moovova]

It's a long walk from the Mexican border. But, being welcomed with open arms under the nonchalant eye of the Osama Admin should help speed the terrorist's journey to Montana. Maybe a tax-payer funded, TARP bailout, high-speed bullet train from the border to Montana would help.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

The drug cartels might have something to say when all their illegal crops in the national forests go up in smoke.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

We here in the Good Ol' US of A have nuclear physicists who know how to make the air they breathe turn to fire.

Your move Al Qaeda.

[Buckeye McFrog]

I’d pay to see Smokey the Bear mauling the crap out of one of them

[Buckeye McFrog]

The drug cartels might have something to say when all their illegal crops in the national forests go up in smoke.

I always said that if we enlisted the Mafia to go after AQ we'd have no further worries within a year.

[AngelesCrestHighway]

[Honorary Serb]

Did Al Qaeda start the Greek forest fires, too?

[PowderMonkey]

Forrest fires work, but true ignition sources can easily be denied or covered up by the MSM. Soft, high value targets. Something to inflict unending grief and heartache. That's what they relish. Potential federal, state, and municipal targets have all hardened since 9/11. Guards, access controls, screening, anti-ram barriers, and CCTV coverage at every intersection and major bridge crossing. What's left? Remember the children of Beslan...

[ArrogantBustard]

We here in the Good Ol' US of A have nuclear physicists who know how to make the air they breathe turn to fire.

We here in the Good Ol' US of A have a pansy assed, homosexual, antipatriotic, mohammedan communist pretend president, and whole buttload of his "Mini-Mes" in his administration and in the print and broadcast media.

Jus' sayin' ...

[LRS]

The Japs tried balloons, so I suggest buffoons...

[katana]

The Japanese during WWII had the same idea and actually tried to accomplish it with incendiary balloons. I rate the old Imperial Military quite a bit higher in the competency department but they did not have the advantage of as many willing stooges and active collaborators on American soil as Al Qaeda.

We can offer a trade off. One hundred mosques incinerated for every forest fire reported this summer. Counting the fire bombings prior to August '45 plus Hiroshima and Nagasaki, that's a better deal than we gave the Japanese by a dozen cities and around 1,000,000 civilians.

[null and void]

Remember back in 2003(?) when there was a ring of fire all the way around LA?...

[CommerceComet]

The Japanese during WWII had the same idea and actually tried to accomplish it with incendiary balloons. I rate the old Imperial Military quite a bit higher in the competency department

You're not accounting for the HUGE increase in technology in the past 65-70 years. In terms of technology, your local Radio Shack is going to give today's saboteur a quantum improvement over what the best-equipped saboteur of the Axis Powers in WWII had. Not even mentioning that some of these people may have access to some military-grade stuff which takes it to an even higher level.

[Vendome]

I thought they did three ago in California. Seemed like every damn mountain, hill and field were on fire for about 4 months.

The whole San Francisco Bay Area, while not being exclusive, was covered in smoke from fires that seemed be everywhere.

[Vendome]

Go get em little guy!!!