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  • Cars stolen in US,Suicide bombers ’forced’,US/Brits caught smuggling arms: Who are the terrorists?
    17 October 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Cars stolen in US used in suicide attacks
    The FBI’s counterterrorism unit has launched a broad investigation of US-based theft rings after discovering some vehicles used in deadly car bombings in Iraq, including attacks that killed US troops and Iraqi civilians, were probably stolen in the United States, according to senior US Government officials.
    The FBI’s deputy assistant director for counterterrorism, Inspector John Lewis, said the investigation did not prove the vehicles were stolen (…)

  • Levee Breaks, 9-11 Part of Govt. Plot, Farrakhan Implies
    14 October 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    (CNSNews.com) - Forty-eight hours before the Louis Farrakhan-led march of African Americans through the streets of Washington, D.C., the controversial minister Thursday repeated his charge that levees in New Orleans were intentionally blown up on Aug. 29, following Hurricane Katrina. He also implied that the Bush administration may have orchestrated the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the U.S.
    Farrakhan, the leader of the Nation of Islam, and his followers on Saturday will commemorate (…)

  • Iraqis apprehend two Americans disguised as Arabs trying to detonate a car bomb
    13 October 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Iraqis apprehend two Americans disguised as Arabs trying to detonate a car bomb in a residential neighborhood of western Baghdad’s al-Ghazaliyah district on Tuesday.
    A number of Iraqis apprehended two Americans disguised in Arab dress as they tried to blow up a booby-trapped car in the middle of a residential area in western Baghdad on Tuesday.
    Residents of western Baghdad’s al-Ghazaliyah district told Quds Press that the people had apprehended the Americans as they left their Caprice (…)

  • Official Anti-Muslm Prejudice Emerges at David Boren’s University of Oklahoma
    13 October 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Michael P. Wright — Norman, Oklahoma, USA mpwright9@aol.com
    The newspaper of the University of Oklahoma is eager to put an end to speculation that bomber Joel Hinrichs, who killed himself in an explosion not far from a packed football stadium on October 1, was associated with terrorism. The Oklahoma Daily is following signals from OU President David Boren, mentor of George Tenet. Boren is extremely worried that terrorism fears would cause ticket sales and donations to the athletic (…)

  • Did the University of Oklahoma Bomber Try to Enter the Football Stadium?
    12 October 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Michael P. Wright — Norman, Oklahoma, USA mpwright9@aol.com
    Summary of Events:
    On the evening of Saturday, October 1, while a football game was in progress at the nearby stadium, Joel Hinrichs, a University of Oklahoma engineering student, was packed with explosives and seated on a bench near a sidewalk in front of the microbiology building. He knew that within a few minutes the sidewalk would be full of people during the halftime break. The west gate of the stadium was a two-minute (…)

  • FAA Believed Second 9/11 Plane Heading Towards NY for Landing
    9 October 2005 par (Open-Publishing)

    Michael P. Wright — Norman, Oklahoma USA mpwright9@aol.com
    This document is posted at the George Washington University website:
    It states:
    "Ten minutes after American Airlines Flight 11 crashed into the north tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) controllers in New York saw United Airlines Flight 175 heading "right towards the city," [p.13] but thought it was aiming for an emergency landing at a New York airport, according to FAA (…)

  • Major Business Groups Split With Bush Administration Over Patriot Act
    8 October 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    by Michael Sniffen WASHINGTON - Some of the nation’s most powerful business groups are splitting with the Bush administration over whether to restrict the anti-terror USA Patriot Act.
    The business groups complained to Congress on Wednesday that the Patriot Act makes it too easy for the government to get confidential business records. That put them at odds with one of President Bush’s top priorities - the unfettered extension of the law passed after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
    In the (…)

  • U.S. ’Intercepts’ Terrorist Correspondence-Convenient Timing and Rhetoric Suggest Gov’t Propaganda
    8 October 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Friday October 7, 2005 1:31 PM
    WASHINGTON (AP) - The United States has obtained a letter from one terrorist leader to another that discusses plans to force a U.S. withdrawal from Iraq, create an Islamic state there and then spread war to neighboring countries, Pentagon officials said.
    Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman would only broadly characterize the intercepted letter, which he said was written by Osama bin Laden deputy Ayman al-Zawahri to the leader of al-Qaida in Iraq, Abu Musab (…)

  • Incredibly stupid and ignorant Americans caught on tape!
    6 October 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    Incredibly stupid and ignorant Americans caught on tape!
    During the past 30 years Americans in general have been seriously dumbed-down by the USA educational system. This is one reason why the Bush Administration warmongers are getting away with their war crimes in Iraq. Below is a video tape showing a number of Americans being randomly interviewed on the street. They were asked, "In terms of the war on terrorism, which country should the USA invade next?" Their answers will astound you! (…)

  • Unwinnable War
    6 October 2005 par (Open-Publishing)
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    The so-called war against terrorism is unwinnable. It was designed to be unwinnable so that it can be carried on for an indefinite duration and thus support the vast military-industrial-anti-terrorism complex. The end of the Cold War scared this complex half to death. It can only survive with an enemy at the gates.
    Conventional wars can be won because they are fought against governments. Either the enemy government can be destroyed or it is made to pay such a high price in casualties and (…)