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Posted on 05/30/2004 12:05:02 AM PDT by JustPiper
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"I will never cower before any master nor bend to any threat"
KHOBAR, Saudi Arabia - Tens of American, European and other hostages were released Sunday and a gunman believed to be the lead Islamic militant holding them was arrested, a Saudi security official said, adding that two other gunmen were "in the process of being arrested."
We are the "Stotters" who make ourselves aware of the enemy who wishes to do us harm
PING
Where?
In that post she seems Columbinesque
Wow!
They do not accept failure lightly, look at WTC
Excellent work!!!
Your search on Creek Indians triggered a thought -- Indian Point Nuclear Facility in Westchester, less than 50 miles from NYC
I was reading DC's post and now yours.....not a good way to start the morning! Thanks for the info., I was looking into Supernova info. etc. after reading DC's post. This is all very unsettling.
Possible Meteorite Reported in Wash.
Possible Meteorite Reported Following Flashes, Booms Over Western Washington
The Associated Press
SEATTLE June 3, 2004 — A possible meteorite may have crashed into Earth about 30 miles south of Olympia early Thursday, an astronomy professor said.
There were no immediate reports of damage.
Bright flashes and sharp booms were reported in the skies over the Puget Sound area.
Bradley Hammermaster, who teaches at the University of Washington, estimated that the object was about the size of a small car. He described it as a piece of a larger meteor.
Hammermaster told KIRO Radio shortly after 3 a.m. that a team was being assembled to head for the area where the object was believed to have hit near the tiny southwestern Washington community of Chehalis.
Witnesses along a 60-mile swath of Puget Sound said the sky lit up brightly shortly before 3 a.m. Many also reported booming sounds as if from one or more explosions.
At Whidbey Island, Petty Officer Andrew Davis said he and other saw the skyburst.
"It made a pretty big bang," Davis said. "We thought it could maybe be a meteorite or something."
Officials at the National Weather Service ruled out any possible weather-related causes, and duty officers at the Federal Aviation Administration and the Whidbey Island Naval Air Station told The Associated Press they knew of no civilian or military airplane problems.
LOL I like dat 7/11 MataHari;)
I did phreak out for about 15 min about 4:30AM
There was a hovering chopper, too high for me to know which channel but I new it was news. So I go to the TV, after staring at it for 1/2 h because guess what? It looked like its target was the 7/11, LOL!
Took another 1/2 h to find out what was going on, but NBC told me. It in fact was a block away from 'the' 7/11, in the alleys though. Someone stole a K9 car! NW side of Chi-Town. He wrecked it pretty good, on officer slightly injured, poor puppy will need doggie valium I'm sure!
FYI
They caught the numnuts!
Also we have a rash of FD vehicle break-ins and attempted thefts! Trying to steal CFD equipment, including in the Fire Marshall's car!
Just heard there will be delay's all day! Wonder why?!
I think this story is important because it gives clues as to the types of attacks that may be in the pipeline.
AP Exclusive: Administration freed terror suspect despite evidence he planned 'martyr' attack
By JOHN SOLOMON
The Associated Press
6/3/04 1:28 AM
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Nabil al-Marabh, once imprisoned as the No. 27 man on the FBI's list of must-capture terror suspects, is free again.
He's free despite telling a Jordanian informant HE PLANNED TO DIE A MARTYR BY DRIVING A GASOLINE TRUCK INTO A NEW YORK CITY TUNNEL, TURNING IT SIDEWAYS, OPENING ITS FUEL VALVES AN DHAVING AN AL-QAIDA OPERATIVE SHOOT A FLARE TO IGNITE A MASSIVE EXPLOSION.
Free despite telling the FBI he had trained on rifles and rocket propelled grenades at militant camps in Afghanistan and after admitting he sent money to a former roommate convicted of trying to blow up a hotel in Jordan.
http://www.nj.com/breakingnews/index.ssf?/cgi-free/getstory_ssf.cgi?a0404_BC_TerrorSuspectDeported&&news&tradecentercrash
I had my dates mixed up when I posted the 1001 nights because I cannot get the G8 out of my mind, nagging at me.
I don't like these dates June 6-8 and certainly combined with the broken arrow and the hidden weapon...
Then the powerful prayers here will protect them all even further ;)
You just had to know where Bubba is huh? -g-
Just heard he is here with Jessie today in Chicago! (puke)
Stellar support...Former president and Senator Clinton set to play major roles at Democratic gathering (The Boston Globe)
http://www.boston.com/news/local/massachusetts/articles/2004/06/02/stellar_support/
Please keep us updated!
Aljernaan -- I think she's either from one of the alphabet agencies or EOM in drag. I can't take her posts seriously, not when she practically admits on her "geocities" website that she's a lipstick lezzie, something that would probably get her beheaded in OBL's world. Also, I recall reading a recent post from her over on "Its Happening," in which she criticizes Daheel (sp?) for doing exactly what she's doing now -- openly communicating about what one would expect would be spoken about only in secret.
GM asked me about this and I cannot get a clue...anyone hear about some galactic carbon-like material that's predicted to collide with the earth?
We are hoping it is an Internet rumor?
Thursday, June 3, 2004 · Last updated 4:22 a.m. PT
Flashes, booms reported over Western Washington
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
SEATTLE -- Bright flashes and sharp booms were reported in the skies over the Puget Sound area early Thursday, and aviation officials said a meteor may have been the source.
An early report that a meteor might have hit near Chehalis, about 90 miles south of the city, turned out to be false, a University of Washington scientist who specializes in meteorites said.
Toby Smith, a lecturer in astronomy, told The Associated Press scientists were looking into the cause of the skybursts reported over a wide area about 2:40 a.m.
Witnesses along a 60-mile swath of the sound from near Tacoma to Whidbey Island and as far as 100 miles to the east near Ellensburg said the sky lit up brightly, and many also reported booming sounds as if from one or more explosions.
Officials at the National Weather Service ruled out any weather-related causes, and duty officers at the Federal Aviation Administration and the Whidbey Island Naval Air Station told The Associated Press they knew of no civilian or military airplane problems.
Civilian pilots reported seeing the flash from Ellensburg, east of the Cascade Range, said an FAA duty officer who did not give her name.
At Whidbey Island, Petty Officer Andrew Davis said he and other saw the skyburst.
"It made a pretty big bang," Davis said. "We thought it could maybe be a meteorite (a meteor that has struck Earth) or something."
A man who identified himself as University of Washington astronomy professor Bradley Hammermaster told KIRO Radio a team was being assembled to head for an area where the meteor was believed to have hit, but that call appeared to be a hoax, Smith said.
No one by the name of Hammermaster is known to the astronomy department, and the description given by the caller to the station of the object - an automobile-sized piece of a small car from a piece of the larger Trilene meteor - was clearly bogus, Smith added.
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