Threat Matrix: Daily Terror Threat - Thread Sixteen

Yahoo ^ | 8-02-04 | AP

[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.

"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!

[nwctwx]

I've been following him for at least the last month... I'm very concerned about this guy, to say the least.

[texasbluebell]

That's the one. Weasel that he is.

[Fred Nerks]

Boy, you sure go deep! I can't comment on the Whore of Babylon...but up until then, it did make perfect sense to me. There are two books you must read that will answer your questions. A multi-discipline scientific analysis of the events of the plagues and the Exodus and the origin of the arab tribes, planetary worship and pre-biblical written testimony lately discovered and translated from the middle east, by the polymath, Russian-born Jew, Velikovsky, who established, with Albert Einstein, the University of Jerusalem, who studied at Princeton where he wrote: 'Worlds In Collision' and 'Ages in Chaos' (both probably out of print.) Regardless of whether you ascribe to his theory of certain catastrophic events he maintains took place at the time of the Exodus, both books will provide you with an incredible source with which to understand the belief systems of the middle east and how they arose. It's all there. Babylonian atronomy/astrology, ancient arab lore; the worship of stones (aerolites) etc.

Meanwhile, here's a site that shows brilliantly, what stone worhip was. Over 200 hundred pictures I seem to recall, of a mountain site...where evidence seems to show the arab tribes carved altars to the crescent moon, and where the arabs and the fleeing hebrews crossed paths.
http://www.harkarkom.com/

Remember, allah throws stones at infidels from the moon! And the female version of God came from 'The Queen of Heaven' Venus. Love to tell you more but you'll enjoy it better if you read the books.

[Fred Nerks]

I can't even stand the thought of reading it. We had one here several years ago. The father took out a contract on his own daughter. He got off with a light sentence because...wait for it...the court allowed for CULTURAL DIFFERENCES.
No way can I tell you what I think. My comp would explode.

[texasbluebell]

Hope you're right...

[null and void]

I am. On this one anyway. As someone else said: Bug on a windshield...

[ExSoldier]

A frontal assault. Which we will repel.

If they frame Israel for the explosion, the assault will be a united attack by all Arab nations in the region in a true Jihad (your combined arms frontal assault with armor and air) and the Israelis will have but one of two choices: Holler for help from us (which we'll give but at a cost) or go nuclear on the rags.

Actually I was thinking more of the geopolitical and even Biblical ramifications of taking out the DOR.

[HipShot]

"Actually I was thinking more of the geopolitical and even Biblical ramifications of taking out the DOR."

Care to share?

[ExSoldier]

LOL You gotta pipe down, we already exchanged FM's on this very subject! Lessee what the others come up with.

[HipShot]

I wanted the teacher to answer his own question.

:)

[ExSoldier]

Good teachers keep hammering the kids, feeding them little tidbits until they stumble on the conclusion on their own and think they came up with the whole answer, which a good teacher let's them believe. Increased confidence breeds participation.

[BurbankKarl]

http://www.theherald.co.uk/news/21597.html

British police had to mount raids in Greater London and Lancashire the next day, to prevent suspects disappearing as a result of the announcement of Khan's capture and the intelligence gleaned from his computer discs.

Some were taken by armed officers in shops and on the street. Two were captured after a high-speed pursuit through busy streets in Blackburn, Lancashire.

[Cindy]

Yes.
It seems to me he'll have no problem getting across the Mexican border and possibly the Canadian border.

I'd like to be wrong about that statement, though.

[brucecw]

Good grief, Indie. Give it a rest.

FWIW I've thought his contributions were interesting & useful ... as have been yours, most of the time, though I think you've gone overboard on this one.

On a related subject, why should it be surprising that Muslims call their deity by the same word that Arabic Christians use for theirs? They (the Muslims) claim to be worshipping the same god, after all. And besides, "Satan himself is transformed into an angel of light" (2 Corinthians 11:14) so one would not expect a cult worshipping him to call him by his proper name; indeed he "sitteth in the temple of God, shewing himself that he is God" (2 Thessalonians 2:4). So even the religion of the Antichrist himself will claim to be worshipping the true God, and in all liklihood will use the same words for the name of God. But "Ye shall know them by their fruits" (Matthew 7:16).

It is altogether too pat to expect to be able to use a simple linguistic litmus test for truth (in this case the word used to mean "God"). Remember that the English word "God" appears in neither Hebrew, Aramaic, Greek, nor Latin; it was simply the English word with the nearest meaning.

[Unknowing]

Well, how about Chicom troopers and Russians in Meggido? Europe versus Asia in the valley of Armageddon? Or perhaps a concrete or "mystical" rebuilding of the temple, resumption of the sacrifice and burnt offerings, and rise of the Antichrist?

[Cindy]

Thank you Karl. That was interesting. Here's an article I have that is also interesting.

INTERNET-HAGANAH.US (CNET NEWS - news.com.com): "WEBMASTER HELD ON TERROR CHARGES" (ARTICLE NOTE: The suspect is identified as "Babar Ahmad, 30.") (ARTICLE SNIPPET: "Ahmad is accused of raising money for Islamic militants through two American-based Web sites that he operated, Azzam.com and Qoqaz.net. Azzam was hosted by Internet service providers in Nevada and Connecticut, and Qoqaz was run outside the United States, the Justice Department said.") (August 8, 2004) (Read More...)

[brucecw]

Abba is Greek for "father".

"Abba" is Aramaic for "father." The Greek word is "Pater."

[HipShot]

Bookmark. Nitey-nite.

[Cindy]

Good night HipShot.

[JustPiper]

Part of being proactive is learning the intricacies of our enemy, and part of learning the intricacies of our enemy is looking at things from their point of view.

That is all; I only ask to be taken at my word, nothing more.

You have my vote of confidence -g-