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  • TFT INSTRUMENTS Company has designed a new flight simulator that can be used for entertainment

    05/05/2010 9:00:30 AM PDT · by Niuhuru · 2 replies · 397+ views
    Associated Content ^ | Published May 05, 2010 by | Alice Winters
    In one of the many new age music albums, there is a song called "Fly Away" and the constant refrain is "Fly Away, Fly Away, Fly Away," and the refrain really describes what you can do with this new invention. The catch is of course with this, you can only fly away in your imagination. TFT INSTRUMENTS Company has designed a new flight simulator that can be used for entertainment (with both movie studio sets/movie productions), airports, and shopping centers.
  • India arrests two for planning attacks in Mumbai

    03/14/2010 5:35:50 PM PDT · by Cindy · 3 replies · 307+ views
    DAILY TIMES.com.pk ^ | March 15, 2010 | n/a
    March 15, 2010 “India arrests two for planning attacks in Mumbai” SNIPPET:”* Anti-terrorism police chief says Rashid and Ali are Indians who took orders from across the border * Says they intended to target a fuel facility and a shopping centre” SNIPPET: “MUMBAI: Indian police said on Sunday they had arrested two men for planning to attack a fuel facility and a shopping centre in India’s financial and entertainment capital Mumbai, where terrorists killed 166 people in November 2008. The two are Indian nationals, Mumbai residents and have been identified as Abdul Latif Rashid and Riyaz Ali, aged 29 and...
  • UK: Jihadists who plotted to blow up shopping center had been granted permission to work...

    12/15/2009 3:20:33 PM PST · by Cindy · 2 replies · 320+ views
    Note: The following text is a quote: http://www.jihadwatch.org/2009/12/uk-jihadists-who-plotted-to-blow-up-shopping-center-had-been-granted-permission-to-work-as-security.html UK: Jihadists who plotted to blow up shopping center had been granted permission to work as security guards Why not? To disallow them would have been "Islamophobic." "Manchester terror suspects cleared to work as guards," by David Leppard for The Sunday Times, December 13: Ten members of a suspected Islamist terror cell, said by MI5 to be plotting to blow up a shopping centre and a nightclub in Manchester, had been granted permission by the Home Office to work as security guards in Britain. The Pakistani students -- who were never charged...
  • UK Bomb Plotter Sentenced

    07/19/2009 8:08:23 PM PDT · by Cindy · 5 replies · 402+ views
    INTERESTED PARTICIPANT (with hypertext links) ^ | Posted 7/19/2009 09:29:00 AM | n/a
    Note: Photo included. (Bristol, England) A 20-year-old radical Muslim, Isa Ibrahim, was sentenced to prison this week after being convicted of plotting a suicide attack on a Bristol shopping center. Police were alerted to the plot by a member of the Al-Baseera mosque after Ibrahim boasted of his plans. Police then raided Ibrahim's apartment and found that he was in the process of packing home-made explosives in a suicide vest. The jury convicted Ibrahim, a former pupil of Downside School, near Bath, by majority of making an explosive. He was also found guilty of preparing terrorist acts. Ibrahim was given...
  • WHY NICKY REILLY MATTERS

    10/21/2008 3:30:23 AM PDT · by Cindy · 9 replies · 741+ views
    S.O.F.I.R. - The Society for Internet Research ^ | October 20, 2008 | A. Aaron Weisburd
    ARTICLE SNIPPET: "Successful counter-terrorism can be described as a non-event. Nothing happens because we are successful in identifying people who are intent on committing an act or acts of terrorism, and manage to somehow intervene to prevent them from doing so. When we fail to identify and focus our efforts on the right people, however, bad things happen."
  • Shopping Centres On Alert For Terrorism Attack

    07/17/2009 10:37:45 PM PDT · by Steelfish · 15 replies · 605+ views
    Telegraph(UK) ^ | July 17th 2009
    Shopping centres on alert for terrorism attack The security services are preparing shopping centres across the country for a successful terrorist attack that would probably result in the deaths of dozens of innocent people. Duncan Gardham 18 Jul 2009 Ibrahim's attempt was the third time in four years that terrorists have targeted the large crowds that gather in these relatively unguarded places. In March 2004 a plot to blow up the Bluewater Shopping Centre in Kent with half a ton of ammonium nitrate fertiliser was foiled by MI5 and a month after Ibrahim's arrest last year, Nicky Reilly, another Muslim...
  • Another Warning from Zubaydah (Severe terrorism warning for "soft targets" in the US)

    05/12/2002 7:40:10 AM PDT · by mhking · 148 replies · 1,915+ views
    Time Magazine ^ | 5.11.02 | Elaine Shannon
    Another Warning from Zubaydah The captured bin Laden aide puts the FBI on alert again — this time over "soft targets" Saturday, May. 11, 2002 The FBI has issued another alert about possible terrorism attacks, but this time quietly. Law enforcement sources tell TIME that the bureau has sent word to its field offices and 56 federal terrorism task forces that they should advise local officials to tighten security around large apartment buildings, as well as busy malls, supermarkets and restaurants. The alert is a response to statements made by the same man whose words put U.S. banks on alert...
  • Osama 'makes nuclear bomb'

    04/28/2002 10:34:18 PM PDT · by survivalforum.com · 3 replies · 337+ views
    news.com.au ^ | April 28, 2002 | MICHAEL BEACH
    Osama 'makes nuclear bomb' By MICHAEL BEACH 28apr02 A SENIOR al-Qaida lieutenant has told American interrogators Osama bin Laden is close to making a crude nuclear bomb. He has also said terrorists are planning to attack US banks and shopping centres. Pakistani forces captured al-Qaida strategist Abu Zubaydah and seized his personal diary a month ago. After recovering from gunshot wounds to his leg, he has been undergoing interrogation by the CIA and slowly releasing information about al-Qaida activities. "Some of what he says is hard to confirm or deny, but other information is proving to have some accuracy," a...