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

World Tribune ^ | Thursday, February 5, 2004

[Mossad1967]

SANAA, Yemen, Jan. 24 (UPI) -- A purported statement by al-Qaida in Yemen warned Saturday of a "major strike" soon in the United States.

The statement, distributed by the Yemeni Tagamoo Party for Reforms, said: "A major strike, a big event will take place in America soon," reminiscent of the Sept. 11 attacks.

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[WestCoastGal]

Thu, Feb. 12, 2004


Gun found on Miami-bound flight; returns to Caribbean base

Associated Press


PROVIDENCIALES, Turks and Caicos - A Miami-bound flight returned to the Turks and Caicos on Thursday after the flight crew discovered a passenger carrying a loaded handgun, police said.

Liz Williams, who owns and operates an airport gift shop, said she accidentally carried her gun onto the American Airlines Flight 464 without declaring it, according to police.

Williams alerted flight attendants just after the plane took off from the Caribbean island, and was questioned by police upon returning to Providenciales.

Police did not immediately file any charges against her.

After a three-hour delay, the flight took off again for Miami.

[TexKat]

Soldier Said Accused of Helping al-Qaida

By REBECCA COOK, Associated Press Writer

FORT LEWIS, Wash. - A National Guardsman was arrested Thursday and charged by the Army with trying to provide information to the al-Qaida terrorist network, a federal law enforcement official said.

The official, speaking on condition of anonymity, told The Associated Press that Spc. Ryan G. Anderson was charged with "aiding the enemy by wrongfully attempting to communicate and give intelligence to the al-Qaida terrorist network."

It was not immediately known what information Anderson allegedly provided.

Anderson was being held at Fort Lewis, an Army base near Tacoma.

A message left with the Lt. Col. Stephen Barger at Fort Lewis was not immediately returned Thursday. Base spokesman Joe Hitt said he was not aware of the report, and messages left with Army officials at the Pentagon were not immediately returned.

Anderson, 26, is a tank crew member from the National Guard's 81st Armor Brigade, a 4,000-member unit set to depart for Iraq for a one-year deployment.

Washington State University spokeswoman Charleen Taylor said Anderson was a 2002 graduate with a degree in military history with an emphasis on the Middle East.

Anderson converted to Islam five years ago, the Everett Herald reported last week. He graduated from Everett's Cascade High School in 1995.

The brigade has been training at Fort Lewis since November. Eighty percent of the soldiers — 3,200 — are from Washington state, and 1,000 are from guard units in California and Minnesota.

It includes two tank battalions, a mechanized infantry battalion, engineers, support troops, artillery and an intelligence company.

The brigade's Iraqi mission is the biggest deployment for the Washington Army National Guard since World War II.

[Donna Lee Nardo]

Thanks Indie.

[Revel]

I think this is more of an indication that Daleel For what ever his information is worth...Is claiming that there will be a large attack against our troops in Iraq Our government, or maybe even the new government that is being set up in Iraq. It is just something about the words he is using and the way previous things he has said fit together. I don't think is talking about an attack on the American population when it comes to the "surprise attack". I think the attack on the population if it comes to pass would be the "Cave of darkness" operation.

[Cindy]

On The Net...

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/irhab/

http://jenyral.jeeran.com/

http://m919m.com/

http://www.geocities.com/sbm919/

http://members.lycos.co.uk/m3alem/

http://www.freewebs.com/abudujanah/

http://www.abtallibya.com/

http://jenyral.jeeran.com/argam.htm

[Victorious]

I've been unable to read posts for 3 days because computer needed repair. Is there a recent post with a summary of the last few days of posts? If not, can someone please give me a summary, have I missed anything really important? I've really missed you guys, had to rely on t.v. news, so I really don't know much of what is going on.

[Cindy]

To anyone that posts on little "daleel" and friends board...

Little "daleel" said in part, "the problem is that they still dont know how Al-Qaida functions and where it targets!!!"

PLEASE TELL little daleel THAT AMERICA DOES UNDERSTAND HOW AQ AND OTHER JIHADIS WORK. Losers and liars never win in the long run. Dinner and bedtime for little daleel and please kids, quit playing with the computer.

[SpoofChicken]

So is this just more of his copy and paste? Didn't somebody say they saw his post on another board before he posted it? I'm getting tired of this fool. We really need to capture him.

[rickylc]

keep canceling your flights!! if you will keep canceling flights i dont know how people are going to get around they are going to get really pissed after a while!!

Do I sense just a tiny bit of frustration here?

He He He

[Indie]

We really need to capture pummel his little buttocks until he cries for mercy like a girly man. :)

[SpoofChicken]

By the way, I just saw a commercial talking about smallpox and starting more research on it, looking for healthy people to take part. Anyone else see it? A bit unsettling.

[SpoofChicken]

LOL. I can agree with that.

[thecabal]

...until he cries for mercy like a girly man. :)

Did some say "mercy"? Oh, mercy me! Shouldn't this be in chat?! :)

[Indie]

Scientists urging smallpox revaccinations
By Steve Sternberg, USA TODAY
A new strategy to be released Monday for short-circuiting a possible smallpox attack calls for mass revaccination of all healthy people over 31 who were given smallpox vaccine as children and are believed to be immune to its severe side effects.

Sgt. Mark Dearlove talks with a hospital worker after getting a smallpox shot in Washington, D.C.
By Tim Sloan, AFP

The proposal by researchers at the Brookings Institute think tank and Johns Hopkins University offers an alternative that differs markedly from the strategy proposed by President Bush. The Bush plan calls for pre-attack vaccinations of about 440,000 of 6 million hospital workers, 510,000 of 1.4 million active-duty troops and as many of the 10 million police officers, firefighters and paramedics who will volunteer.

The new strategy includes:

Voluntary pre-attack vaccinations of all hospital workers who don't have medical conditions that impair their immunity to the live virus used in smallpox vaccine.
Voluntary pre-attack vaccinations of all healthy people who were vaccinated before smallpox was wiped out, because they face a lower risk of vaccine side effects.
----USA TODAY 12/22/02

SOUNDS LIKE BUSH AIN'T LISTENING. GIVE US THE VACCINE FOR PETE'S SAKE!!!!!

[thecabal]

By the way, I just saw a commercial talking about smallpox and starting more research on it, looking for healthy people to take part. Anyone else see it? A bit unsettling.

Yes! I saw this a few weeks ago and asked the same question, but no one answered. Glad I'm not the only one who noticed it. Since smallpox is supposed to be "wiped out", what's the need for a new vaccine?

[TexKat]

Fox News reported that this Randy G. Anderson that is under suspension of collaborating with Al Queda was communicating with them via the net.

[Try2Discern]

I think some of you are confused about why I posted about CX. I did not post his comments about any threats to the U.S., I purposely didn't include them because, like most, I give them no credence. It was merely the "rabid" American reference. Someone had posted a machine translation of some arabic that came out as "dog disease". Several people were thinking along the line of actual diseases. I was giving an example of an arabic speaker using the term "rabid American", which, in my opinion, makes more sense.

[JustPiper]

For those of you not pinged, please check this out. It is my report on the hearing today on CSpan and it affects this thread:

Temporary Guest Worker Hearing
Homeland Security Undersec. Asa Hutchinson testifies at a Senate subcommittee hearing on President Bush's recent immigration proposal.

Temporary Guest Worker Hearing CSpan Live
CSpan ^ | 2-12-04 | N/A
Posted on 02/12/2004 2:08:46 PM CST by JustPiper

I put three hours and much research on this thread:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1076867/posts?page=1,20

[SpoofChicken]

Yeah. It's a bit strange. I'm wondering if they know AQ has some sort of smallpox or is actively trying to aquire it.

[JustPiper]

Well shrimp is doing that to me, so all I eat now is beef and pork