[mfccinsd]

Was it belly of an eagle? If so where did the falcon thing come in? I guess I was confused with someone talking about falcon logos and airlines...that was what I did yesterday...

Should we have thought about eagle logos? Like American? They are an eagle... I vaguely recall earlier in this thread people theorizing that the belly of an eagle thing could have to do with a plane, right? Or am I totally lost now?

[freeperfromnj]

Was it belly of an eagle? If so where did the falcon thing come in? I guess I was confused with someone talking about falcon logos and airlines...

That is a prominent theory. But there has also been a lot of talk about tunnels, power generating plants, trains, twin cities, and a myriad of other stuff out here. With the latest warning focusing on trains coming right before the 2/2 weekend, I thought I do some searching in that direction.

[freeperfromnj]

Also, could very well be a plane. But -- there is also an Amtrak train called the "Texas Eagle" which stops in or near Houston.

[freeperfromnj]

You mentioned the falcon so I incorporated into my line of searching and there is a Falcon Dam in Laredo.

[JustPiper]

MSNBC discussed this morning about more air terror

Also:

I'm thinking this is the guy they caught not OBL?

Al-Qaida captive in Iraq talking
U.S. intelligence: Ghul was likely bearing money, plans for bombings

Intelligence officials tell NBC News they now have strong evidence that al-Qaida is responsible for most of the suicide bombings in Iraq. The latest sign of al-Qaida’s growing presence in Iraq: last week’s arrest of a key bin Laden operative, Hassan Ghul, who was caught as he tried to cross into Iraq from the north.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4100629/

[JustPiper]

U.S. general: Extremists in Saudi Arabia, Pakistan top terror threats
Bigger challenge than wars in Iraq, Afghanistan
WASHINGTON - Even with the continuing wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the bigger challenge in the global war on terrorism is the threat posed by extremists in Saudi Arabia and Pakistan, the commander of U.S. forces in that region said Thursday.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4098648/

[JustPiper]

U.S. ‘sure’ of catching bin Laden this year
But Pakistan says forces can't cross border with AfghanistanThe Associated Press

KABUL, Afghanistan - The U.S. military is “sure” it will catch Osama bin Laden this year, perhaps within months, a spokesman declared Thursday, but Pakistan said it would not allow American troops to cross the border in search of the al-Qaida leader.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/4100379/