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Al Qaeda Plots Sept. 11-Style Attack in Britain

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posted on Aug, 26 2003 @ 04:25 PM
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My take on this is the brand names

Al Qaeda
Osama Bin Laden
Saddam Hussein

have simply become effective marketing tools.

The mention of any or all of them is meant to incite fear and loathing in the audience receiving the message from any intelligence officer.

The Bush administration (Bush himself) specifically ordered the dismantling of inter-agency communications to stop true and useful information coming into the public domain. This is very effective for cooking intelligence, being complicit (but claiming no warnings were received) in major attacks, and controlling exactly what is spooned to the paranoid uneducated public at large.

Based on the previous performance of the Bush administration in terrorism monitoring and alerting, they could claim to have evidence of an Al Qaeda 'style' attack under preparation in any allied country or anywhere else any time, for purposes other than preventing it.

The Bush administration and its misuse of intelligence agencies is criminal and impeachable.



posted on Aug, 26 2003 @ 09:23 PM
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well freeman almost end of august we'll see if you are
right, but i hope i you aren't last thing this world needs is another terrorist attack, or illumati attack, or freemason attack or whatevere group you believe is behind all these attacks


[Edited on 27-8-2003 by f16falcon]



posted on Aug, 27 2003 @ 01:58 AM
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Originally posted by Lukefj
William,

I believe this falls under the category of posting news without any opinion on it... or posting for the sake of posting.



Tattletale? I didn't know we were still in elementary school where one person tells on the other person about something they did.



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