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Woman ‘Admits Trying To Blow Up Chinese Jet’
The Telegraph (U.K.) ^ | March 28, 2008 | By Richard Spencer
Posted on 03/28/2008 7:04:31 PM PDT by JACKRUSSELL
(BEIJING) - A 19-year-old woman has allegedly confessed to a “terror plot” aimed at an aircraft flying from the Muslim west of China to the capital Beijing.
State media said the girl, named for the first time as Guzalinur Turdi, was trying to cause a fire above the wing.
She had injected two drinks cans with petrol, which she had placed in the waste-paper bin in the toilet, when she was spotted by an air stewardess.
The revelation of the “terror attack” was made during the National People’s Congress, or parliament session, in Beijing this month by senior officials from the region of Xinjiang, which is inhabited by members of the mainly Muslim Uighur ethnic group.
A long history of dissent and calls for autonomy has occasionally erupted into violence, though there have been no major reported terror attacks since the 1990s.
At the same time as the aircraft attack was foiled, the provincial Communist Party secretary also alleged that a Muslim terror group based in the region was plotting to attack the Olympics, though he did not say what evidence he had.
Exile groups who oppose Chinese rule have alleged that both incidents were fabricated by the authorities to discredit them.
Previously state media have reported that Turdi was travelling on a Pakistani passport with a male companion, who was also arrested, as was a third man not on the plane who was said to be the “terrorist mastermind”.
CODY, Wyo. - An improvised bomb was found at a highway pullout near Ten Sleep. Wyoming Department of Transportation employees found the improvised device Wednesday afternoon and the Highway Patrol called in Cody police officer Jake Sullenger to handle it.
According to patrol Capt. Ed Peterson, Sullenger disarmed the device without detonating it. Sullenger reported that the bomb consisted of several layers of explosive powder, a fuse, ball bearings and nails. Patrol officials say they're investigating.
It's the fourth time in the last six weeks that the Cody police have been called out to get rid of explosive devices in the Big Horn Basin.
http://www.montanasnewsstation.com/Global/story.asp?S=8083915
Bomb squad examines suspicious package at Stateline (Nevada)
March 28, 2008
Stateline Avenue is closed while the Tahoe-Douglas Bomb Squad examines a suspicious suitcase left near the planters at Harvey’s Casino. The suitcase was reported by security officers at about 10:30 a.m. between the railing and the planter on Stateline.
Described as two feet by 18 inches and 8 inches thick, the suitcase was partially unzipped, according to Sgt. Jim Halsey Bomb squad members plan to use fiber optics to look inside the bag. Highway 50 is open, but the sidewalk near the package has been cordoned off.
http://www.recordcourier.com/article/20080328/NEWS/459423561
Second suspicious suitcase found in Stateline (Nevada)
March 28, 2008
The parking garage at the Horizon Casino is being closed after the second report of a suspicious bag in three hours. A green garment bag was found on the second floor of the garage by security officers. The bag is described as 2 feet square and 4-6 inches thick.
The report came in at 1:35 p.m. The Tahoe-Douglas Bomb Squad has been called out to investigate the suitcase. Stateline Avenue was closed between 10:30 a.m. and 11:49 a.m. while the bomb squad investigated a bag left near Harvey’s Casino in Stateline.
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Thanks for the link to the Video .This video must be see nation wide.The American people must wake up to what is coming our way,before its too late.