Al Qaeda again threatens America (Thread 3) Daily Terror Threat

who's got the list? Is this one on it?

Northeastern Nevada town has hazardous material scare

2,041 posted on 02/10/2004 7:42:58 PM PST by knak (wasknaknowknid)

Gerz on Greta show:

As many as 5000 AQ terrorists in cells INSIDE the US.

2,042 posted on 02/10/2004 7:43:25 PM PST by FairOpinion (If you are not voting for Bush, you are voting for the terrorists.)

Bill Gertz also said tha it could be disinformation, but we know they are out there and we are picking up some info of them planning for a major attack.

They are concerned about WMD.

2,043 posted on 02/10/2004 7:45:00 PM PST by FairOpinion (If you are not voting for Bush, you are voting for the terrorists.)

Greta reporting that there are Al Queda sleepers cells in 40 US cities. Bill Gertz reporting that there are camps in Pakistan that have been routed to the US. The FBIs worst nightmare trying to locate the real cells members. Could be up to 4000 individuals here. They have millions of dollars to fund their operation. They are planning for a major attack. The big fear is a weapon of mass destruction.

2,044 posted on 02/10/2004 7:45:12 PM PST by TexKat (Just because you did not see it or read it, that does not mean it did or did not happen.)

Exactly what we have been saying all along!!!

2,045 posted on 02/10/2004 7:46:43 PM PST by Mossad1967

2,046 posted on 02/10/2004 7:46:54 PM PST by knak (wasknaknowknid)

Yes, that was it. Bill Gertz was on and didn't say anything that we haven't already discussed. Sleeper cells in Detroit, NY, LA, NJ...

Fear of bio weapon or someone with smallpox walking around a crowded city.

2,047 posted on 02/10/2004 7:47:10 PM PST by Velveeta

"2-7-04 --Workers Clear Cars From Cecil Co. Derailment ELKTON, Md. -- Crews worked Sunday to clear and repair the track where 34 cars of a train carrying merchandise and hazardous materials derailed in Cecil County, the freight company said."

As I was about to leave work that day someone came in talking about the evacuations all the way over to Northeast MD.

2,048 posted on 02/10/2004 7:55:08 PM PST by Domestic Church (AMDG...)

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That is perfect, JP.

2,049 posted on 02/10/2004 7:57:47 PM PST by Donna Lee Nardo

To: Vigilantcitizen

"Ferno Mir.com"

As soon as I saw this I thought of Soros and wondered how much stock he bought.

2,050 posted on 02/10/2004 7:58:35 PM PST by Domestic Church (AMDG...)

I think I've inherited the list from AD

that makes 5 since yesterday. Thanks for the link!!

Feb. 9, 2004

New Cannan, CT-Police Headquarters
http://www.news12.com/CT/topstories/article?id=101059

Feb. 10, 2004
ELKO, Nev.
Northeastern Nevada town has hazardous material scare
http://www.lasvegassun.com/sunbin/stories/nevada/2004/feb/10/021010878.html

Monroe Township, NJ.
Powder Found at Williamstown New Jersey Post Office
http://www.ajc.com/news/content/news/ap/ap_story.html/National/AP.V0108.AP-Post-Office-Eva.html

Clarke County, Va
Suspicious Powder Sent to Project HOPE
http://www.winchesterstar.com/TheWinchesterStar/040210/Area_HOpe.asp

Moscow-BP headquarters
Suspicious Mail Tested at BP's Moscow HQ
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=518&ncid=732&e=4&u=/ap/20040210/ap_on_re_eu/russia_bp

2,051 posted on 02/10/2004 8:04:36 PM PST by rickylc

Thanks for your reply.

Like you say, and I tried to say in my previous post, I only am interested in placing further scrutiny upon Ferno MIr, by those more capable than I.

Yes, I read their company history, but consider this, I work for a national exhibit company who still carries the family name of the man that started it in 1918, but is now owned by a conglomerate.

Being in the exhibit business, which is basically marketing, something about this company threw a red flag up to me...

It takes alot of money to quickly get into a recently created micro or niche market, even if you currently do something similar to that market. Especially on a national scale.

Whoever owns this company, which is worldwide, is wagering a large amount of money that a major terrorist attack within the United States is not only inevitable, but a likely, regular event.

Money talks...

If this was a local comapny owned by Joe Schmo from Kokomo, I'd never give it a second thought.

2,052 posted on 02/10/2004 8:04:58 PM PST by Vigilantcitizen (President Bush still has my vote.)

Thanks for keeping track of all that.

2,053 posted on 02/10/2004 8:05:12 PM PST by Oorang ( "If you see a bomb technician running, try to keep up with him." U.S.A.F. Ammo Troop)

More in an article at Washington Times. Note the title, they are sent to JOIN sleeper cells, i.e. join EXISTING ones, not form new ones, meaning, that there are sleeper cells already here and have been for years.

Islamic extremists invade U.S., join sleeper cells

"Al Qaeda sleeper cells are believed to be operating in 40 states, according to the FBI and other federal authorities, awaiting orders and funding for new attacks in the United States. Financed in part by millions of dollars solicited by an extensive network of bogus charities and foundations, the cells use Muslim communities as cover and places to raise cash and recruit sympathizers."

2,054 posted on 02/10/2004 8:05:15 PM PST by FairOpinion (If you are not voting for Bush, you are voting for the terrorists.)

"building a nuke in a bath tub...I don't know why that strikes me as funny."

Just picture John Cleese in a tub of suds and Eric Idle, Michael Palin, Terry Jones and Graham Chapman rushing in to build it in the bubbles.

2,055 posted on 02/10/2004 8:06:00 PM PST by Domestic Church (AMDG...)

There have been a lot of official stories telling people to prepare for disaster. Plus there have been a lot of news stories breaking about rogue nukes. Too many of each to be coincidence.

2,056 posted on 02/10/2004 8:06:13 PM PST by thecabal

Interesting.

		Timeline: Kyrgyzstan	24.12.03
		A chronology of key events: 8th century - Arab invaders conquer Central Asia, including what is now Kyrgyzstan, and introduce Islam. 10th-13th centuries - Kyrgyz people migrate southwards from the Yenisey River region in central Siberia to the Tian-Shan region. 1685 - Kyrgyz people settle in the area that is now Kyrgyzstan; area conquered by the Oirats, a Mongol people, after centuries of Turkic rule. 1758 - Oirats defeated by Chinese Manchus and Kyrgyz become nominal subjects of Chinese empire. Early 19th century - Kyrgyz come under the jurisdiction of the Uzbek khanate of Kokand, to the west. Russian rule 1876 - Russian forces conquer the khanate of Kokand and incorporate what is now Kyrgyzstan into the Russian empire. 1916-17 - Many Kyrgyz seek refuge in China, across the eastern border, following the Russian suppression of rebellion in Central Asia and the outbreak of civil war in the wake of the 1917 October Revolution in Russia. 1920s and 1930s - Soviet land reforms, which consolidate all arable and grazing lands into large state-owned farms, upset the traditional Kyrgyz way of life, which is based on nomadic livestock-herding, forcing some Kyrgyz to escape to the mountains and to China; Kyrgyz Communist Party established as the sole legal party; many members of the Kyrgyz intelligentsia, including Communists, who express dissent are imprisoned or executed. 1920s - Many formerly nomadic Kyrgyz resettled as part of land reforms; improvements in literacy and education made. 1921 - Area of present-day Kyrgyzstan becomes part of the Turkestan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (ASSR) within the Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic (RSFSR). 1924 - Kara-Kirgiz Autonomous Region (renamed Kirgiz Autonomous Region in 1925) formed, corresponding to the borders of present-day Kyrgyzstan, after the Soviet authorities delineate new territories in Central Asia along ethnic lines. 1926 - Kyrgyz Autonomous Region upgraded to an ASSR. 1936 - Kyrgyzstan becomes a constituent republic within USSR. 1990 - Kyrgyz Communist Party leadership opposes change to the Soviet constitution which allows non-Communist parties to take part in political life; state of emergency imposed after several hundred people are killed in interethnic clashes between Uzbeks and Kyrgyz over access to land and housing around the town of Osh, near border with Uzbekistan; Askar Akayev, a liberal academic on the reform wing of the Kyrgyz Communist Party, elected by the legislature to the newly created post of president. Independence 1991 - Kyrgyzstan acquires its present name, dropping Kirgizia, and declares independence; Akayev joins Russian leader Boris Yeltsin in openly resisting the anti-Gorbachev coup by conservative Communists in Moscow; Kyrgyz Communist Party temporarily dissolved; Akayev wins another term in direct elections in which he stands unopposed; Kyrgyzstan joins Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). 1992 - Kyrgyz Communist Party reconstituted; Kyrgyzstan joins the United Nations and the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, the predecessor of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE); economic reform programme launched. 1993 - Kyrgyz legislature approves first post-Soviet constitution setting legislative elections in 1995 for new 105-member unicameral legislature; Russian rouble replaced by som as unit of currency. 1994 - Voters approve proposal by Akayev on a constitutional amendment to make the legislature a bicameral body. 1995 - Akayev re-elected with more than 70% of the vote. 1996 - Referendum overwhelmingly approves constitutional amendment which concentrates more power in the hands of the president while limiting the powers of the legislature. 1998 July - Constitutional Court decides Akayev should be allowed to run for third term as president in 2000. December - Kyrgyzstan becomes first former Soviet republic to join World Trade Organisation. 1999 August/September - Troops sent in after Islamic militants seize numerous hostages and several villages near Tajik border. Hostages eventually reported to have been released after fierce fighting. 2000 August - Government forces again engage Islamic fighters who cross border from Tajikistan and seize hostages. November - Akayev re-elected president for a further five years. International observers report elections flawed. 2001 June - Kyrgyzstan joins China, Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Tajikistan in launching the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) which states its aims as fighting ethnic and religious militancy and promoting trade and investment. 2002 January - Leading opposition deputy Azimbek Beknazarov is detained on charges which supporters say are politically motivated and linked to his criticism of the government's planned transfer of disputed land to China and Kazakhstan. 2002 February - Prominent human rights activist Sherali Nazarkulov dies while on hunger strike to protest against Beknazarov's detention. 2002 March - Five killed in clashes with police during a protest demanding the release of Beknazarov in the southern, regional capital Jalal-Abad. 2002 May - Leading opposition politician Feliks Kulov is sentenced to 10 years in prison. He was arrested in March 2000 for alleged abuse of office while national security minister, acquitted in July 2000, but later re-arrested. Government resigns after a state commission rules that senior officials were to blame for the death of five civilian protestors in March. Beknazarov is freed after being given a one-year suspended sentence for abuse of office. Parliament ratifies border deal with China. 2002 October - Kyrgyzstan, China stage their first-ever joint military exercise, which aims to co-ordinate their response to terrorism. 2002 November - Scores arrested as opposition protesters march on capital, demanding president's resignation. PM Tanayev accuses demonstrators of trying to destabilize the country and seize power, appeals for calm. 2002 December - Explosion at Bishkek market kills seven people. Investigation points to terrorist bomb. 2003 February - Referendum approves constitutional change which Akayev says is intended to redistribute some of his powers to parliament. Some analysts see it as an attempt by Akayev to consolidate his hold on power. International observers and opposition report widespread voting irregularities. 2003 May - Six arrested following explosion in southern city of Osh which leaves one dead. 2003 June - Lower house of parliament passes bill granting President Akayev and two former Soviet-era Communist Party leaders lifelong immunity from prosecution. 2003 September - Kyrgyzstan agrees to allow Russia use of base at Kant to house new rapid reaction force intended to combat terrorism. It is situated just 30 km from a base used by US forces. /BBC/
		©1998-2003 Kyrgyz National News Agency "Kabar"

2,057 posted on 02/10/2004 8:06:32 PM PST by Calpernia (http://members.cox.net/classicweb/Heroes/heroes.htm)

ok, thanks, I'll try to remember !!

2,058 posted on 02/10/2004 8:07:45 PM PST by knak (wasknaknowknid)

To: Vigilantcitizen

I quite agree, maybe someone should scrunitize Fermo Mir, they may well have unsavory connections, by the nature of the business they are in, as you say, or they can be just a company filling a need.

But I agree, we should err on the side of caution.

The FBI and CIA should keep an eye on them and if they see them manufacturing too many coffins all of a sudden, or bio-protective suits, maybe it's because they know something.

2,059 posted on 02/10/2004 8:07:57 PM PST by FairOpinion (If you are not voting for Bush, you are voting for the terrorists.)

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Yes, yes, yes! In your face, mercy! LOL

2,060 posted on 02/10/2004 8:08:41 PM PST by thecabal

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