Al Qaeda again threatens New York, Washington and Los Angeles (thread 2) Daily Terror Threat

DEBKA ^ | 11/03/03

[Cindy]

PRAYER IS POWERFUL.

[Chaos]

Cindy there is another song that my son said sounded more like this jihad rap. I'm going to try and find out who sings it and what the name of the song is. Check back later.

[Cindy]

Homerun.

[Letitring]

Hummmmm looked again, maybe what I thought looked like Reliant stadium was that prison? I don't know, it still looks alot like Reliant, to me. Maybe I've just got reliant on the brain.

[Cindy]

I agree 100%.

[Oorang]

I'll volunteer to drive!

[Pro-Bush]

Just spent the majority of the last two days helping out my elderly father in law do some renovation on his home and popped into the thread about 300 posts ago.

BUMP! That's awesome to hear!

[KylaStarr]

Agreed agreed agreed!!!!!

[milkncookies]

My guess would be England.

[radu]

I hope you saw the article I posted last night of all the things BL bought or tried to buy and what his buddy that we have been looking for Midhat Mursi (Abu Khabab)was working on in his bio, chem, bomb lab in Afghanistan!!

Read it, bookmarked it, and copy/pasted it into a draft. I've found that some webpages have an annoying habit of disappearing after a time and I don't want to lose this one. Good find!!

This thread has been a wealth of info and y'all have kept me busy saving things. LOL! I bookmarked the first thread the day it was posted so I'd never have trouble getting back to it. Both threads are bookmarked now. :-)

[appalachian_dweller]

Be safe Liz! I like the way you think!

[Cindy]

Ok.

Just to let you know though Chaos, running across jihad "poetry" and "music" is pretty common.

[Try2Discern]

That doesn't look like Reliant at all to me. The first word on the sign is "Territorio". Looks like a border crossing or something. Looking at it in context, I would think it is a security outpost for, or entrance to, Guantanamo. Just my opinion.

[Letitring]

Whew. Thank you. That was just the first thing that came to mind when I saw that clip. I appreciate You, thanks.

[Cindy]

http://internet-haganah.us/harchives/001482.html

Internet Haganah

February 01, 2004

"The trail of death from the West Bank to our own back yard"

From The Star
Sunday, February 1, 2004
By Michael J. Bowers
Star columnist


ARTICLE SNIPPET: "In London a few weeks ago, I thought about visiting the Finsbury Park Mosque, a worldwide center of radical Islam, to see if I could spot any Hamas supporters. I didn't make it, choosing instead to see Churchill's Cabinet War Rooms.


But now that I'm back home, I learned that perhaps I still had a chance. All I had to do was drive a couple of miles to 106th Street and Roberts Road in Palos Hills, the home of the Islamic Association for Palestine.


According to a $300 million lawsuit filed by the family of a New York teenager who was murdered in the West Bank, the IAP helps pay for murder in the Middle East.


The teenager was David Boim. In May 1996 he was standing at a bus stop near Beit-El. Two Palestinian men drove by, and one shot David in the head with a rifle.


The case is being brought by the Chicago law firm of Wildman, Harrold, Allen & Dixon. It is scheduled to go to trial in the fall and probably take two to three weeks.


Last Sunday, the plaintiff's chief lawyer in the case, Stephen J. Landes, discussed the progress of the lawsuit at a breakfast meeting of the men's club at Temple Anshe Sholom in Olympia Fields.


The IAP is not alone as the defendant. The lawsuit names several Muslim groups in the United States, most of them interconnected."

[jstolzen]

In the "you've GOT to be kidding me category"..

FOX is airing the movie "Independence Day" tonight, up against the S'Bowl.

Coincidence? Um...

[mfccinsd]

Different article from a Houston paper...
'Credible threat' cancels flight to Houston
By RAD SALLEE http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/metropolitan/2381519
Copyright 2004 Houston Chronicle

A Continental Airlines flight from Washington, D.C., to Houston was canceled today after the U.S. Department of Homeland Security advised the airline of a "credible threat" that terrorists might target the flight.

Flight 1519, which never departed, was scheduled to leave Dulles Airport at 5:44 p.m. and arrive at Bush Intercontinental Airport at 8:10 p.m. while the Super Bowl was in progress. However, a homeland security official said the threat does not appear to be related to the Super Bowl.

Special Agent Bob Doguim with the Houston office of the FBI also said the cancellation was not based on any specific or corroborated information that the airliner was part of some potential Super Bowl-related attack.

"What we do have out there is (intelligence) that is sometimes vague, and in bits and pieces, that we try to string together to come up with some kind of a picture," said Doguim.

"And I'll be honest with you: I don't know that we're always coming up with an accurate picture," he said. "But when you paint that picture, and it's not too clear, we pass on that info. And based on that, specific steps are taken such as the canceling of a flight.

"Now, does that suggest we have any information about a threat against the Super Bowl? No," Doguim added. "But when you tie all these things together, better to be safe than sorry."

Homeland Security Department spokeswoman Suzanne Luber said Continental officials canceled the flight after being advised of the threat. She would not discuss the nature of the threat.

Continental spokesman Dave Messing said the agency and airline made a joint decision to cancel. Other arrangements were being made for the estimated 40 passengers booked on the flight, whose capacity was about 130, Messing said.

It was the second flight the airline had canceled in two days because of a terrorist risk. On Saturday, Continental canceled Flight 17 scheduled for today from Glasgow, Scotland, to Newark, N.J., and Los Angeles.

Also canceled Saturday because of security concerns were flights from England and France to the United States on British Airways and Air France.

"We continue to receive threat reporting that indicates al-Qaida's desire to target international aviation," Brian Roehrkasse, spokesman for the Homeland Security Department, told the Associated Press.

U.S. officials have been concerned for some time that al-Qaida wants to use chemical, biological or radiological weapons aboard an airplane.

However, the threat information that led to the canceled flights this weekend did not indicate a specific method to bring down a plane or spread an illness such as smallpox, said a U.S. official speaking on the condition of anonymity, the AP said.

[Cindy]

OK. I watched the whole thing.
Just wasn't sure of the location of the beginning part of the video.

[appalachian_dweller]

Game is comning on now. Got to eat chilie and watch the commericals. I'll stay online. Anything happens in the area I'll post if I can. Hope others will do the same...

[milkncookies]

You have a point.
Unfortunately, there are too many of "us"
out there who do not want to be treated like adults
and would not respond like adults if told the truth.
The risk for chaos is too high, and you and your family
could find yourselves in jeapordy by those who decided
to give anarchy a try.