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CORRECTION on Memri links above:
http://www.memri.org/iran.html
Sure thing, here's the link to the posting about the hostage
http://www.alhesbah.org/v/showthread.php?t=22307
Also, I just finished watching this video and it appears to be a martyrs will/suicide bomber pre-bomb type of video. Though not knowing arabic, it's tough to say...just a feeling I guess.
link to post regarding:
http://www.alhesbah.org/v/showthread.php?t=22255
link to video itself:
http://hackjaponaise.cosm.co.jp/terror/0105200501.wmv
I posted the post translation at the blog.
peace
neosgirl
Thanks neosgirl.
I appreciate the info.
"pre-bomb" as in getting read to?
That doesn't sound good.
sp = ready
ON THE NET...
http://www.unit731media.com
http://www.unit731media.com/phpBB2/index.php
http://www.76news.net
if you get the chance watch the video and let me know what you think. There are hugs and stuff, one guy reading off a piece of paper, two other guys standing with him.
I couldn't make out any words at all.
ON THE NET...
ICC-CCS.ORG - THE WEEKLY PIRACY REPORT
http://www.icc-ccs.org/prc/piracyreport.php
US-CERT.GOV
http://www.us-cert.gov
http://www.us-cert.gov/cas/tips/ST05-009.html
"Benefits and Risks of Free Email Services"
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http://news.com.com/Hackers+to+test+U.K.+lawmakers+systems/2110-7355_3-5690318.html?tag=nefd.hed
Security >> Enterprise security
"Hackers to test U.K. lawmakers' systems"
Published: April 29, 2005, 11:50 AM PDT
By Andy McCue
Special to CNET News.com
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "Hackers are to be employed to test the effectiveness of the IT security defences for the computer systems in the House of Commons, home of the British parliament. A three-year IT security contract is up for grabs to conduct internal and external penetration testing on routers, firewalls and critical servers using a range of independent vulnerability assessment techniques."
Thanks, Neosgirl.
Trying to get caught up here and I hadn't seen that yet.
That's a curious incident.
Thanks, JP.
Police Search For Identity Of Notorious Bank Robber
(snip)
Invesitagors believe that the so called Fed-Ex Bandit, named for the type of mailing envelopes in which the robber stashed some of the stolen money, is responsible for at least 26 robberies in San Diego and Los Angeles counties, according to the FBI.
In addition to showing tellers a pistol tucked in his waistband, the thief at times has claimed to be carrying a bomb.
Witness have described the assailant as a man of Middle Eastern descent, about 5 feet 9 inches tall, 150 pounds, and in his 30s, with black hair, green eyes and a goatee, FBI special agent Jan Caldwell said.
http://www.kfmb.com/stories/story.11286.html
SFSU Hosts a Terrorist
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=17915
(Lynne Stewart ping)
Well, according to another thread, we have discussed and apparently agreed upon the use of nuclear weapons in preemptive strikes against such countries as Iran and NK....
I hope I did not miss this already being posted--courtesy of Mutter's.
asia.news.yahoo.com/05050...a7lo0.html
Sunday May 1, 5:39 PM
Draft U.S. paper allows commanders to seek preemptive nuke strikes
(Kyodo) _ The U.S. military plans to allow regional combatant commanders to request the president for approval to carry out preemptive nuclear strikes against possible attacks on the United States or its allies with weapons of mass destruction, according to a draft new nuclear operations paper.
The paper, drafted by the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the U.S. Armed Forces, also revealed that submarines which make port calls in Yokosuka, Sasebo and Okinawa in Japan are prepared for reloading nuclear warheads if necessary to deal with a crisis.
The March 15 draft paper, a copy of which was made available, is titled "Doctrine for Joint Nuclear Operations" providing "guidelines for the joint employment of forces in nuclear operations...for the employment of U.S. nuclear forces, command and control relationships, and weapons effect considerations."
"There are numerous nonstate organizations (terrorist, criminal) and about 30 nations with WMD programs, including many regional states," the paper says in allowing combatant commanders in the Pacific and other theaters to maintain an option of preemptive strikes against "rogue" states and terrorists and "request presidential approval for use of nuclear weapons" under set conditions.
The paper identifies nuclear, biological and chemical weapons as requiring preemptive strikes to prevent their use.
But allowing preemptive nuclear strikes against possible biological and chemical attacks effectively contradicts a "negative security assurance" policy declared by the U.S. administration of President Bill Clinton 10 years ago on the occasion of an international conference to review the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
Creating a treaty on negative security assurances to commit nuclear powers not to use nuclear weapons against countries without nuclear weapons remains one of the most contentious issues for the 35-year-old NPT regime.
A JCS official said the paper "is still a draft which has to be finalized," but indicated that it is aimed at guiding "cross-spectrum" combatant commanders how to jointly carry out operations based on the Nuclear Posture Review report adopted three years ago by the administration of President George W. Bush.
Citing North Korea, Iran and some other countries as threats, the report set out contingencies for which U.S. nuclear strikes must be prepared and called for developing earth-penetrating nuclear bombs to destroy hidden underground military facilities, including those for storing WMD and ballistic missiles.
"The nature (of the paper) is to explain not details but cross spectrum for how to conduct operations," the official said, noting that it "means for all services, Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine."
In 1991 after the end of the Cold War, the United States removed its ground-based nuclear weapons in Asia and Europe as well as strategic nuclear warheads on warships and submarines.
But the paper says the United States is prepared to revive those sea-based nuclear arms.
"Nuclear-armed sea-launched cruise missiles, removed from ships and submarines under the 1991 Presidential Nuclear Initiative, are secured in central areas where they remain available, if necessary for a crisis," the paper says.
The paper also underlined that the United States retains a contingency scenario of limited nuclear wars in East Asia and the Middle East.
"Geographic combatant commanders may request presidential approval for use of nuclear weapons for a variety of conditions," the paper says.
The paper lists eight conditions such as "an adversary using or intending to use WMD against U.S. multinational or alliance forces or civilian populations" and "imminent attack from adversary biological weapons that only effects from nuclear weapons can safely destroy."
The conditions also include "attacks on adversary installations including WMD, deep, hardened bunkers containing chemical or biological weapons" and countering "potentially overwhelming adversary conventional forces."
Those are draft plans IIRC. Interesting 'leak' of the information though. I think that Bush is getting ready to ratched up things. N.Korea is touchy because of potential responses from China. Iran OTOH is flapping in the breeze.
http://www.internet-haganah.us/harchives/004059.html
May 02, 2005
"Great moments in Fatwah-driven terrorism - follow-up"
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"Great moments in Fatwah-driven terrorism"
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