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To: Cindy

FEAR OF PLOTTERS ON LOOSE

'2 DOZEN' SCHEMES

By GEOFF EARLE Post Correspondent

August 14, 2006 -- WASHINGTON - Federal officials yesterday warned it's very likely that authorities haven't nabbed all the terrorists involved in last week's busted plot - as the Brits said they're probing at least two dozen more suspected deadly plans....

http://www.nypost.com/news/worldnews/fear_of_plotters_on_loose_worldnews_geoff_earle__post_correspondent.htm


1,243 posted on 08/14/2006 3:55:57 AM PDT by freeperfromnj
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Thank you freeprfromnj.

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Terror police target 70 'plots'
Uk Telegraph ^ | Aug. 13, 2006 | John Steele, Toby Helm and David Derbyshire

Posted on 08/13/2006 10:11:25 PM PDT by FairOpinion

More than 70 anti-terrorist investigations involving over 100 suspected Islamic extremists are under way in Britain in an operation unmatched even at the height of the IRA's mainland campaign.

John Reid, the Home Secretary, confirmed yesterday that police and security services were aware of about 24 "major conspiracies".

They are believed to be "multi-handed" terrorist plots, such as the alleged plan to blow up transatlantic airliners that led to the arrest of 24 people last Thursday.

Sources say that, on top of the inquiries confirmed by Mr Reid, up to 50 more are being conducted by anti-terrorist police, most of them involving Scotland Yard and MI5.

A significant amount of the activity involves internet communication between groups, often young Muslim men at college or university.

(Excerpt) Read more at telegraph.co.uk ...


1,244 posted on 08/14/2006 4:02:03 AM PDT by Cindy
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