Threat Matrix: Daily Terror Threat - Thread TWELVE

CNN ^ | 7-2-04 | N/A

[JustPiper]

Picture credit: TheCabal

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

LINK TO THREAD ELEVEN

FBI urges vigilance for July 4

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A constant stream of intelligence indicating that al Qaeda wants to strike the United States this summer or fall has led federal officials to urge increased vigilance during the Independence Day weekend, but there is no specific threat of an attack timed to the holiday.

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

Meet It!
Greet It!
Defeat It!

[Donna Lee Nardo]

Yes, but I want specifics! Give us specifics! Plllllllllweeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaassssssssssseeeeeeeeee?

If you can't, then just make something up to appease us. (chuckle)

I notice on all the jihadi hunting boards, this is the #1 frustration: what attacks have we helped stop?

[Revel]

Very funny. Yes you have lived durring hard times we have never known, but if the world gets any crazier then we may all be finding out, and you will know better than most of us what to do...

[Selene]

Wow, 4515 SB is pulling new sites in google

Many new sites. Thanks Calpernia.

[Calpernia]

You have freep mail.

[Calpernia]

Ok, this is slightly edited...but how is this?

From: Thomas Dodson [mailto:paeces49@sbcglobal.net]
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 11:02 PM
To: xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Broke at 2:06pm...But I was away from computer....


Well, whatta ya know, you guys are seeing some results of your work after all. The things that you've had me e-mail up is starting to come to fruition. Congrats, ladies...Tom

[Calpernia]

Tom is listed here: http://www.va.gov/foia/offices.asp

[Cindy]

OHHHH SP CORRECTION: "and barf."

[Cindy]

Yes.

And even though that is another country, it's a good example of common citizens keeping their eyes/ears open.

[Cindy]

I don't know.

[Calpernia]

How's this:

jewishworldreview.com:

Shlomit was driving on a main highway in Israel, on her way to a town inside the green line, to visit her married daughter and grandchildren. She found herself behind a large garbage truck, but, not being in a hurry and preferring not to pass on a busy road, she drove contentedly along behind him, listening to a CD of Devora Gila, a religious female Joan Baez-type singer. The yellow license plate on the truck in front of her indicated that it was owned by an Israeli. The cars of Palestinian drivers living under the jurisdiction of the Palestinian Authority have white or green plates. There are, however, Arab-owned vehicles with yellow plates those belonging to Arab residents of East Jerusalem.

Shlomit noticed that other cars were flying by them, but a car with white plates remained steadfastly behind her. She was sandwiched between the two.

After a while, the garbage truck pulled over to the side of the road and Shlomit passed it. Something made her glance up at her rear view mirror, and she saw that the Palestinian car was also pulling over. Shlomit saw the driver get out and hand a small package to the driver of the garbage truck.

This, she thought the transfer of something from a white-plate to a yellow-plate driver was a little odd.

So Shlomit, being a good citizen, upon reaching a roadblock several miles up the road, told the story to a soldier manning the post.

"Would you mind sticking around for a few minutes?" he asked.

"No problem," said Shlomit and settled down with a cup of coffee kindly offered by the young man in the bulletproof vest and helmet.

A few minutes later the garbage truck rolled into the roadblock lane. Having yellow plates, it should have passed through fairly easily. But the soldiers, tipped off by Shlomit, examined his cab even more carefully than usual. They found the little package and opened it.

It contained explosives. My friend Shlomit probably saved some lives that day.

[Donna Lee Nardo]

If I were the web site operator, I would have made it a priority to pounce on the anime site (unless it is now a honey pot for jihadis).

[Cindy]

I'll add that link on.

Well, sometimes the operations don't work as expected....surprise!

[Donna Lee Nardo]

No. It whetted my appetite for details! In PR jargon, it needs the 5 w's and the h.

[Calpernia]

>>unless it is now a honey pot for jihadis

That is the key!

[Calpernia]

>>>Well, sometimes the operations don't work as expected....surprise!

i've heard that before!

[Cindy]

Thanks Calpernia.

[Calpernia]

I would love details too. But I don't get them.

[drymans wife]

Good Night

[MamaDearest]

I still agree with the King County deputy who told me he thought everyone was a little bit crazy, the only difference was the degree.

[nw_arizona_granny]

Ok here is your laugh for the day. Now all together Laugh!

Until a week ago, if I had wanted to go back to Cals post #2112, I would have gone back page by page until I got there.

the other night there was a streak of thought and I discovered that all I needed to do was to change the number at the end to 2101 and it would be easy to get there.................

Of course all of you knew that, but keep in mind, that there is no way that there are not others on here as dumb as I am.

There has simply been no one to teach me. I learn little by little.

Have been intending to post that since I figured it out...

I also start removing one word at a time (from the right)in the location bar, when I want to see what is in a site, you would be amazed how many people don't have the back end of their sites locked up.

It took me a while to learn that the arrow key to the right, would take the highlight off the location bar, so I could then delete one letter at a time.

Took awhile to discover that clicking twice where I want to add something to a url, will allow me to insert something.

Now you know how little that i know, and I am still learning.

OK to laugh again.