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Posted on 08/02/2004 5:12:31 PM PDT by JustPiper
Credit: The Cabal The title refers to a daily report given to the president of the United States detailing the most serious terrorist threats against the country. To tackle those threats, the government has formed a top-notch task force to infiltrate the terror cells and cut off the danger. "Every morning, the president receives a list of the top ten terrorist threats - this list is known as the threat matrix." We here at FR are trying to be in conjunction with the daily reports around the world that involve threats. We try to provide a storehouse of information that takes hours of research. YOU be the Judge and get informed. "I will never cower before any master nor bend to any threat." Link to Thread Fifteen Police Secure Businesses on Terror Alert NEW YORK - Police searched trucks, blocked streets and posted machine-gun toting officers outside financial landmarks Monday, a day after the government's chilling warning that terrorists might target the buildings with bombs.
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"God could not be everywhere and therefore he made mothers." -- Jewish proverb |
We are the "Stotters" who make ourselves aware of the enemy who wishes to do us harm. "What good are the color codes at all if we are suddenly hit with a bio or chem attack? There would be no warning and the danger would be instant." "Code Red Implications Code Red - Stay Home and Await Word." by MamaDearest |
Meet It! Greet It! Defeat It! |
Excerpt from a Q&A VP Cheney had today up in Grand Forks:
"So for the press, or anybody else to say, well, this is old data. It was collected three, four years ago, hogwash. Don't believe it for a minute, it's not true that that's not relevant. It shows you also -- it is so detailed, it shows the extent to which these people plan carefully and meticulously every single move they make. And they're not working on our timetable. They don't think in terms of weeks or months. If it takes years, they're prepared to wait for years to do it. So for us to operate on any other basis than that this is not a serious threat would be a real mistake.
Plus, there is additional information that we didn't give to The New York Times or anybody else -- it's sensitive, you got to protect sources and methods -- and there's a real live, honest-to-goodness threat out there, or we wouldn't have made it public as we have."
Thank you so much for if Obama is our future here, along with Daley and Blago, OMG!
I feel the same way. I don't trust him. He is evil we cannot let him get too far.
The prayer warriors here will keep the Convention safe!
ping?
Update? Was it around 31st street at all?!
I wonder if the "truth fairy" and the "web fairy" know each other or if they are just a couple of fairies farting in the liberal wind?
http://thewebfairy.com/
Yikes! I almose bought my sister's father's house at 83rd and Keating about 5 years ago!
Thanks Donna. Will be interesting to see if OBL shows up on a satellite broadcast.
We will pray for the safety of all at the convention.
Come out this Sunday as Amb. Alan Keyes holds an official rally in Arlington Heights.
For those who want to come out and show their support, the rally will begin at 2:00 p.m. and will be held at the Wellington restaurant located at 2121 S. Arlington Heights Rd.
See you there!
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Back to sensitivity training for you. Don't you know that you are profiling?
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Good point. Do you think Keyes will do it?
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Yes I am.
Suspicious device is reported at 42nd Street and 8th Avenue in NYC. Bomb Squad called in. Nothing further
Geeze whose the ghostwriter for Hillary/Kerry?
The only thing exagerrated and past its prims IS the UN!
UN=Utterly Nothing!
Pakistan hunting for top al-Qaeda masterminds
August 06 2004 at 03:14PM
By Rana Jawad
Islamabad - Pakistan is hunting two top North African al-Qaeda "masterminds" who head one of the terror network's cells, officials said on Friday, after cracking a major worldwide al-Qaeda wing plotting new attacks in Britain and the United States.
The men, identified as Libyan national Abu Farj and an Egyptian known only as Hamza, are close associates of senior al-Qaeda operatives arrested in major anti-terror swoops in Pakistan since July 12.
Farj and Hamza "are extremely important al-Qaeda operatives and they are hiding in Pakistan," a senior security official said, on condition of anonymity.
'We are now desperately searching for these two al-Qaeda masterminds'
"We are now desperately searching for these two al-Qaeda masterminds with the help of information obtained from the already captured al-Qaeda operatives."
Farj and Hamza both had a $5-million (about R30-million) bounty on their heads, offered by the United States' Central Intelligence Agency (CIA).
The July arrests of Pakistani computer expert Naeem Noor Khan and Tanzanian suspect in the 1998 US embassy bombings in East Africa, Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, led to the capture of senior al-Qaeda operatives in Britain and a recent high alert in United States cities against possible terror attacks.
The Pakistani official said the plots were for attacks "in coming months".
Their arrests had broken a major al-Qaeda wing planning attacks by al-Qaeda sleeper cells on Britain and the US in coming months, he said.
'Our information so far is that the targets were in America and the UK'
Computer files and email records seized from Ghailani and Khan showed they were communicating with al-Qaeda operatives from the US to south Asia to south-east Asia, to plan imminent attacks in Britain and the United States.
"Their email records showed correspondence between groups in the United Kingdom, the US, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Nepal, in which they were exchanging information about targets to be attacked in coming months," the official said.
"Our information so far is that the targets were in America and the UK."
The official declined to say what sort of attacks were being planned, nor would he identify the targets.
Their computer files contained detailed surveillance records of key financial institutions in New York, Newark and Washington.
The computer records showed that the Pakistan-based wing of al-Qaeda was "in regular touch with al-Qaeda sleeper cells in the US, Britain, Indonesia, Malaysia, and some South Asian countries."
The capture of senior al-Qaeda operative Abu Eisa Al Hindi in Britain was an "important blow" to the network's planning capabilities, he said.
Ghailani, who was indicted in December 1998 for his alleged role in the Africa bombings, had been hiding in Pakistan's north-west tribal region earlier in the year. He fled eastwards to the crowded industrial town Gujrat just over a month ago, security officials have said.
Al-Hindi directed the surveillance of US financial institutions years ago that led this week to the heightened security alerts, unnamed senior US officials told the New York Times.
Al-Hindi was "intimately involved" in producing and perhaps writing the reconnaissance reports found on computer disks in Pakistan last week, the officials told the Times.
A law enforcement official told the Times there was evidence he carried out surveillance on the New York Stock Exchange and the Citigroup building in New York City's Manhattan island, and at the Prudential site in Newark, New Jersey.
US officials announced on Sunday that al-Qaeda had targeted the three sites in New York and New Jersey as well as the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank in Washington.
In response, authorities raised the colour-coded alert level from yellow, or "elevated," to orange, or "high," for the three US cities and boosted security around the targeted areas.
A senior US official described the discovery of Ghailani's and Khan's files as "a catalytic event" that provided the basis for Al-Hindi's arrest after the CIA relayed the information to London.
Computer expert Khan had played an operational role in gathering information about US targets, US officials said.
Another suspect arrested in London on Thursday at Washington's request was Babar Ahmed, a British citizen who is alleged to have solicited funds and property between early 2001 and late 2003 for "acts of terrorism in Chechnya and Afghanistan", according to a US arrest warrant.
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