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Thank you for that link Lucy
Thanks for the additional info. It is truly bizarre how folks on the other thread are making jokes and/or saying "it's nothing but a suicidal student". Also interesting, but not surprising, that the media is already trying to spin a cover.
Thank you for your analysis Granny. I don't know if there is a protest planned for the 4th as I tend to ignore the protest crowd. Good connecting of the dots with the "crowd and a doctor".
UNITED NATIONS - UN Security Council members have approved seven of the 20 people Egypt proposed for a UN sanctions list of persons or groups associated with terror organisations, council diplomats said on Friday.
Among the seven, at least one resides in Britain - Hani Yousef al-Sibai, head of the Maqrizi Center for Historical Studies in London, who called the July 7 bombings in London a great victory in an interview with Al Jazeera, the Arab television network.
Accusations against the seven were not immediately available. The council has imposed travel and financial sanctions against people who participate or are associated in with Afghanistans former Taleban rulers or Osama bin Laden and his Al Qaeda network.
Egypt earlier in the year submitted 20 names but the United States, Britain and Denmark thought the data was too thin and only approved seven of them on Friday, the envoys said.
Also on the list is Egyptian Ali Sayyid Muhamed Mustafa al-Bakri, said to be an Al Qaeda member and expert on explosives; and Abdullah Muhammed Rajab Abd al-Rahman, reported to have been jailed in Egypt 15 years ago.
The Security Council imposed sanctions against the Taleban in November 1999 for harboring bin Laden after the 1998 bombings of US embassies in Kenya and Tanzania. The sanctions were then broadened to include Al Qaeda.
Currently on the Security Council list are more than 140 individuals associated with the Taleban and 182 people and 117 businesses or groups linked to al Qaeda.
All 191-UN members are required to abide by the travel and financial sanctions against those on the list. The bans also include an arms embargo.
It hasn't even dawned on them that the law enforcement can't discern even the gender of the blown up person.
In addition, another device or devices...was detonated by LE.
The media can try to spin.
We'll figure it out anyway. ;-)
I would appreciate a TM ping to this thread for me please, thanks.http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1494510/posts?q=1&&page=1
"Egypt earlier in the year submitted 20 names but the UNITED STATES, Britain and Denmark thought the data was
too thin and only approved seven of them on Friday, the envoys said"
We should have accepted the 20 as bad eggs and asked if they had any more. Thin data should be like smoked salmon in this case...thin is fine.
When I attempt to put me in the place of the government and think about if I would release the info.
Then, I think I would not release most of it.
The terrorists have always said things like " After London, then the U.S.".
By keeping it a secret, they bought a weeks time to catch the terrorists, lets hope they did. Not only the ones who released this one, but the ones who would have made the next release.
Take a close look at post #79, it is about a germ release, or it is in my opinion.
And I am thinking of the people, such as my mother, who took her disease off the TV shows.....but she also had doctors who would treat her with all kinds of medicines to the point of death. Half pint jars of pain killers from the Navy Hospital and also private doctors.
Or the gal I worked with in the Casino, who took every product that was advertised on tv.....
These people would clog the medical system, to the point that the real sick folks could not get the care they needed.
I am sure the doctors in the area were alerted.
I think that all this flu hype / fear, is a cover for the threat of biohazards.
They can yell "flu outbreak" and everyone pays attention.
What could be done, after it was released?
I would not take the shots, many will.
The 15th of September, it was a food worker with Hepitius that has possibly infected 25,000 people at a convention in Las Vegas.
This morning, the las vegas anti America host, was doing a program on " What have you done to prepare", interesting in that he does not support anything that we do.
I suspect that he was ordered to introduce the subject.
E-coli in the water, has anyone tracked the towns on a hiway map? Mama Dearest had a list of the towns.
I suspect it is our small white car, just traveling the hiway. Starting fires, running trucks off the road and breaking into water systems.
There was a water system on the east coast also, with the top pried off, Domestic Church? might have posted it, as I recall asking if it was the same water system that had the dead Lady in the water, also a break in, to put her there.
New Jersey and New York.
I swear, that I heard a "Freeway Alert" for California, on KFI radio, it said "suitcase in right lane"............
More info on this thread (but not as much as we'd like):
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1495058/posts?page=411
Got it, thanks.
You have a good point Granny. There has to be a balance between alerting the public and inciting panic. I forget that most folks are more REACTIVE rather than PROACTIVE in this day and age.
Reactive folk panic easily. Proactive folk tend to respond calmly in the face of adversity.
Also, as I recall, the rants of the Jihadis said something about the B-I-G one being preceeded by a lot of little ones leading to a crescendo. I wonder....
Crosspost:
There is a big time Hazmat situation in Tempe, AZ right now too....
the USC crowd would still be in the bars there...
will try to get more info
588 posted on 10/01/2005 10:55:31 PM CDT by BurbankKarl
BurbankKarl reporting HAZMAT situation
There is a big time Hazmat situation in Tempe, AZ right now too....
the USC crowd would still be in the bars there...
will try to get more info
588 posted on 10/01/2005 11:55:31 PM EDT by BurbankKarl
Karl, what's going on there?????
Link for burbankkarl's crosspost:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1495058/posts?q=1&&page=588
the USC crowd would still be in the bars there...
will try to get more info
588 posted on 10/01/2005 8:55:31 PM PDT by BurbankKarl
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1495058/posts?page=588#588
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Okay Karl, what's going on?
I jumped the gun on this one....there is a level two hazmat situation in Tempe...but its in an industrial area....they are getting hazmat responses from all the departments in the greater Phoenix area...
Alameda and Hardy is the general area....not near the University and the bars...
OKLAHOMA (SUICIDE) ON THE NET...
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&ie=UTF-8&ncl=http://www.mercurynews.com/mld/mercurynews/news/breaking_news/12795164.htm
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&q=OKLAHOMA&btnG=Search+News
http://www.altavista.com/news/results?q=Oklahoma&nc=0&nr=0&nd=2
http://www.cnn.com
http://www.cnn.com/2005/US/10/01/oklahoma.explosion.ap/index.html
AP
"Explosion outside college football game
Authorities: One killed, apparently a suicide"
Saturday, October 1, 2005; Posted: 11:54 p.m. EDT (03:54 GMT)
ARTICLE SNIPPET: "NORMAN, Oklahoma (AP) -- One person was killed in an explosion near a packed football stadium at the University of Oklahoma on Saturday night in what authorities said appeared to be a suicide.
The blast, in a traffic circle about 100 yards from Oklahoma Memorial Stadium, could be heard by some in the crowd of 84,000, but university President David Boren said no one inside the stadium was ever in danger.
"We are apparently dealing with an individual suicide, which is under full investigation," Boren said in a statement. There was no information about the person who was killed, and no reports of any other injuries.
A police bomb squad detonated explosives found at the site of the blast. The area near the stadium was searched by bomb-sniffing dogs."
http://www.foxnews.com
http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,170992,00.html
AP
"Explosion Kills One at University of Oklahoma"
Oklahoma
Saturday, October 01, 2005
What the nature of the situation? I'm getting ready to load up extra mags for the AR10 here.
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