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Threat Matrix: Daily Terror Threat - Thread Ten
Yahoo News ^ | 6-10-04 | AP

Posted on 06/10/2004 2:28:29 PM PDT by JustPiper

Picture credit: TheCabal

"I will never cower before any master nor bend to any threat"

LINK TO THREAD NINE

U.S. Charges Australian Linked to al-Qaida

WASHINGTON - An Australian held at the Navy's prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, will face a military tribunal for allegedly training and fighting alongside members of al-Qaida in Afghanistan (news - web sites), the Pentagon (news - web sites) announced Thursday.

We are the "Stotters" who make ourselves aware of the enemy who wishes to do us harm


(Excerpt) Read more at story.news.yahoo.com ...


TOPICS: Extended News; News/Current Events; War on Terror
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To: jerseygirl
Russia and China are, IMO, in desperate need of oil supplies for THEIR own survival. Hence, they will act to protect THEIR interests.

Not only oil. Im not sure how savvy you are with construction materials, but China (not to mention the Iraq war) has driven the prices of ALL things construction through the roof. I rewired my house last weekend. Copper wire is almost double what it was a few months ago. The 2x4s start at almost 4 dollars at Home Depot. They used to be just over two dollars there. I have a friend in the concrete business. Their prices have gone through the roof too. China is importing everything they can get their hands on.

1,181 posted on 06/15/2004 10:50:11 AM PDT by SwankyC
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To: jerseygirl

You sure seem to have things figured out. You present quite a scary scenario but it sure makes a lot of sense.


1,182 posted on 06/15/2004 10:51:25 AM PDT by freeperfromnj
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To: WestCoastGal
Abdelhamid also had a Canadian wife if I recall correctly.

On another note...reading the thread backwards once again and for TM posterity (if it hasn't already been posted) the Iran - China link has been exposed:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1153855/posts
1,183 posted on 06/15/2004 10:53:45 AM PDT by Domestic Church (AMDG...)
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To: liz44040

Hmmm. Ok- I'm trying to recall--we were headed west on 78----The helicopters were to the right of the highway. I will check the map and try to figure out exactly where we were...


1,184 posted on 06/15/2004 10:55:08 AM PDT by jerseygirl
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To: milkncookies

Dear milkncookies:

Re:“This is the first time we have used this system.”

And I hope it does not end up to be the last !



1,185 posted on 06/15/2004 10:57:12 AM PDT by jerseygirl
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To: freeperfromnj

The Zarqawi letter referenced by CNN, Rueters, AP, and virtuall ever other news media out is the original four month letter that was intercepted by the US military in Iraq in February. I have compared the Arabic word for word and they are identical. The posting was made on the Islah.tv message board yesterday deliberately to embarrass the western media.

The FBIS translation was posted on the Iraqi Coalition website on February 12 at http://www.iraqcoalition.org/transcripts/20040212_zarqawi_full.html and by the US State Department at www.state.gov/p/nea/rls/31694.htm

If you review the "new" Zarqawi communication, you'll see that it is identical.

The dead giveaway in the "new" Zarqawi letter is this statement:
"We hope that this matter, I mean the zero hour, will [come] four months or so before the promised government is formed. "

The new government is formed; the transfer of authority is two weeks from now.

The news media outlets were notified of their error this morning; I would assume that they will be correcting it sometime today.


1,186 posted on 06/15/2004 10:57:55 AM PDT by StillProud2BeFree
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To: StillProud2BeFree

I thought it seemed familiar


1,187 posted on 06/15/2004 11:02:11 AM PDT by freeperfromnj
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To: freeperfromnj

Dear freeperfromnj-

I'm just trying to connect dots- and based upon the conclusion- decide what is the best thing to do.

I have two frail elderly parents living independently- (CT)
Two children- one in a target city- one out in the country. One "adult" child with a spouse whom I love dearly.

And just learned Saturday that I'll have my first grandbaby next Spring!

I read on Jill's site that she got into the jihad watch business in a sense to protect her family. That is the same initial motive I had for keeping up on world events.


1,188 posted on 06/15/2004 11:05:04 AM PDT by jerseygirl
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To: jerseygirl

Congrats on the grandbaby. Seems like we all have the same reasons for being here. That's what makes the TM so cool.


1,189 posted on 06/15/2004 11:10:58 AM PDT by freeperfromnj
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To: freeperfromnj

TOY REMOTE TRIGGERED BOMB

From correspondents in Frankfurt
June 16, 2004

A BOMB that injured 22 people on a Cologne shopping street last week was made by an amateur with a remote control used for toys, an investigator said today.

The remote control device could easily have been bought in a toy shop was of the type used for model cars, Cologne prosecutor Rainer Wolf said.

Police said the bomb consisted of a gas canister filled with gunpowder and nails.

The blast last Wednesday spewed nails along a shopping street in a Turkish immigrant neighbourhood of Cologne.

German Interior Minister Otto Schily has said it probably was the work of common criminals and not a terrorist group.

Police said investigators have received about 50 leads from the public but have yet to establish a motive for the attack, leaving all possibilities open, including a political motive, revenge or organised crime.


1,190 posted on 06/15/2004 11:18:59 AM PDT by freeperfromnj
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To: appalachian_dweller

Hi, I'm just catching up. Yes, there was a concern at the Mall of America, at a cellular company kiosk as well. Since I last talked about it, all but one of the people are now missing.


1,191 posted on 06/15/2004 11:22:31 AM PDT by GorillaMa (The most dangerous place in the world... between a gorilla mom and her babes!)
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To: jerseygirl; All
Based on you outline regarding China, Russia, etc.....Destabalizing Saudia Arabia also fits nicely into that plan. By terrorizing Americans in Saudi Arabia, AQ is getting what they want...per the following article....if I or someone I knew were in Saudi...we would be outta there. But that is what AQ is hoping will happen.

Americans Called to Leave (Saudi Arabia)

WASHINGTON, D.C.-June 15, 2004 — The U.S. government renewed its call on Monday for Americans to leave Saudi Arabia after the recent terrorist attacks, saying the safety of U.S. workers was more important than any effect on oil supplies or the Saudi economy.

New Attacks on American Workers

An estimated 35,000 Americans have been working in Saudi Arabia and it was unclear how many have left since the increase in attacks, which have come at the same time the Bush administration has been pressing the Saudis to boost oil production to help lower gas prices in the United States......

Islamic fundamentalists apparently linked to al-Qaida have been targeting Americans and other Western interests as part of a campaign to overthrow the Saudi monarchy in power since the 1930s. They consider the Saudi establishment too hospitable to Americans and other foreign "infidels."

The U.S. government has been urging Americans to leave Saudi Arabia for two months, and White House spokesman Scott McClellan said Monday that Americans should "take those advisories very seriously."

Link to Entire Article

1,192 posted on 06/15/2004 11:24:18 AM PDT by all4one (Psalm 27:1-6)
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To: milkncookies
All GPS satellites transmit on the same frequency. Each satellite uses a different pseudo-random number (PN) sequence to encode GPS information using CDMA techniques. The signal level is too low to receive directly. A GPS receiver uses the current time/position and an almanac to determine which satellites should be in view at a given moment. The PN code for that satellite is generated and added to the incoming signal from the satellite. The PN stream generator must slow the matching stream down a bit at a time until it synchronizes with the satellite. When that is achieved, the signal from the satellite is added to the stream and becomes strong enough to receive. BTW, the receiver also has to compensate for doppler shift of the carrier frequency while simultaneously trying to match the PN stream. The almanac helps predict the correct doppler offset too.

If you don't have an almanac in memory or don't have the correct time/position, then you resort to just "picking" a PN stream in hopes of achieving a match. High end GPS receivers will have 12 parallel channels. Each one is assigned a probable PN code. Once any channel locks up, an almanac can be imported and the time of day can be set. That improves the "search space" to reassign the other 11 receivers to more likely PN sequences. Once you lock 3 satellite streams, you can get a 2D fix. 4 streams allows at 3D fix. WAAS enabled receivers can achieve even better fixes with differential corrections transmitted by 2 geosynchronous satellites over the USA.

Given that background, you can readily comprehend how an aircraft with a strong GPS transmitter sending goofy data over all the real PN sequences can jam out the real GPS satellites.

The CDMA cellphones can be whacked with a similar technique, but it takes many more frequencies and PN codes to successfully kill the cellphones.

A word to the wise. Bring a good map and compass. Make sure you remember how to use them. Your GPS could be made useless in case of an outbreak of hostilities. More important, the ability of an enemy ICBM to use our GPS satellites to target U.S. locations can be effectively eliminated.

1,193 posted on 06/15/2004 11:24:29 AM PDT by Myrddin
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To: jerseygirl
Good post jg!

" Russia has signed deals with Venezuela and Mexico... Russia may well have mil. bases in Venezuela- also read something about them having agreements to launch space vehicles from--was it French Guyana?

The launching platform was to be built in Venezuela. It was the Aluminum industry in both Venezuela and French Guyana that the Russian's were commandeering...especially the Bauxite mining. (Remembering Alcoa bought out Reynolds a few years back...)

"GPS "tests" are also going on in Alaska and in Ontario."

Very interesting...doesn't this also interfere with cell phones? And we know al qaida has used the phones as a remote switch mechanism.

"TINFOIL- The "booms" and "flashes" in the past weeks may well be due to OUR tests of our space-based weapon system"

I have wondered if we were doing so as well and it seems a rational thing for our government/military to do...and it also seems rational to cloak it with space dust bunnies, real (how convenient-fireworks season...preplanned?) or imaginary martians. It is obvious something's causing some pretty big kabooms.

" The second set was seen West of Allentown- to the north of route 78. Could this be where the Limerick, PA nuclear plant is located?

There were no copters seen around TMI- but it was too hazy to see much from the route we took in Harrisburg."

Saturday,6/12, mid morning we drove up 283 and could see the plumes from TMI clearly. Very little if any aircraft in sight. We did see early on from 472 way off in the distance, a huge white plume rising from the horizon to the southeast (Wilmington?Philly airport?)and we noted it as very unusual...never seen that before! Up at Hershey we saw one plane and one chopper.
1,194 posted on 06/15/2004 11:31:03 AM PDT by Domestic Church (AMDG...)
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To: Myrddin
Thanks for the information.

Also, just how significant, in your opinion, is the fact that they are disabling our GPS on the east coast and Alaska, if only for exercises? This has to play havoc with our airline, marine and trucking industries.
1,195 posted on 06/15/2004 11:42:55 AM PDT by milkncookies (http://www.blackvault.com/documents/ADA359880.pdf)
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To: JustPiper
One of the things that has puzzled me: If there is an increased incidence of softball-sized meteorites -- just at the lower threshold for surviving the atmospheric plunge -- why is there not a considerable increase in even smaller meteoroids, the grain of sand or pebble-sized rocks that result in common "shooting stars" or meteors? I looked for quite a while the other night and didn't see a single one.

The answer might be that we're simply missing them. Meteors of any kind do tend to come in clusters: if you're not looking at the right place at the right time you'll miss them. I remember during the Puget Sound meteor episode during which time I was watching TV some people were telling of smaller booms long after the larger ones: these could have been smaller peer meteors.

Also, any kind of meteor storm comes at the earth from a certain incidence in the heavens. Only the part of the earth pointed in that direction will see the direct impact of the storm. It would be worth analyzing the recent meteor impacts to determine if the locations on earth correspond to a particular celestial orientation at the time they occurred.

1,196 posted on 06/15/2004 11:46:10 AM PDT by steve86
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To: freeperfromnj

Thanks, freeperfromnj! I freepmailed granny and am going to ask her for some crochet advice.....can't wait to start some booties!


1,197 posted on 06/15/2004 11:54:04 AM PDT by jerseygirl
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To: JustPiper
That is a really unusual photo in the Prince Albert article:


1,198 posted on 06/15/2004 11:54:08 AM PDT by steve86
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To: all4one

At the same time that they want the civilians out, according to the jihadi posts Jill found, they WANT the US military to come in to SA to try to secure the oil. Then- they have us where they want us, supposedly. Then they attack Qatar, keep destroying things in Iraq- spread us thin. And probably use their oil-refineries-as-wmd on our troops in SA.

Now is when I think we need our allies to join with us in trying to stabilize SA, Iraq, etc.

We can't do it alone- and take care of everything else.


1,199 posted on 06/15/2004 11:58:44 AM PDT by jerseygirl
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To: Myrddin

Wasn't there a post on TM some time ago, indicating that the Russians sold GPS jammers to the Iraqi's prior to the war? (And that they didn't work very well.)

I wonder what they sold/ GAVE to AQ in the way of GPS jammers, and I also wonder what they, themselves, possess.

Are there jammers for jammers?


1,200 posted on 06/15/2004 12:00:41 PM PDT by jerseygirl
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