20 explosive devices suspected to be en route to US

reply to post by PatriotsPride


if those packages really existed sending them via cargo companies like ups and federal express is akin to playing russian roulette.

trust me i worked for ups for 10 years and package handling isn't the best in the world in fact they really do throw packages around like you wouldn't believe.

ups has teams of people who go around repackaging packages throughout the day i am telling you people this the packages that you receive at the door do not stay in great shape.

i am surprised that they didn't explode but know the real side to cargo air and package handling i say this story is made up because it it was true the sudden temperature changes in cabin flight the cargo area isn't pressurized or kept at a constant temperature they would have exploded.

so i am calling bs on this whole story cause in fact the packages would have exploded either on route and on the package sort and hauling to their intended destinations.


as to the nazi propaganda the nazi's learned propaganda from us you have to remember who was in power during ww2.

reply to post by bigbomb456


Tell them what exactly?

Had a little dig around and found this...my apologies if this had already been posted

Forensic analysis carried out on the Chicago-bound explosive packages intercepted in the UK and Dubai has indicated that the bomb-maker behind them also constructed the devices of the Yemeni failed “Christmas Day” attack last year.

Source:
Yemen bomb-maker linked to failed Detroit devices

Get ready for more restrictions and new laws to passed

It was only 4 days ago that the transport secretary for the UK had sounded intent to change the regulations on security checks at British airports.

Philip Hammond was responding to senior figures in the airline industry who had backed BA chairman Martin Broughton's attack on measures imposed by the US. Mr Broughton said many of the checks were "completely redundant". Mr Hammond said he would be allowing airlines to look at ways of "easing the passenger experience". Mr Broughton had criticised the US for imposing increased checks on US-bound flights but not on its own domestic services, saying the UK should stop "kowtowing" to US security demands. He said practices such as forcing passengers to take off their shoes should be abandoned, and questioned why laptop computers needed to be screened separately

Source:
Minister may allow changes to UK air security checks

Is it just a coincidence this was aired then 1 DAY later, suspect device was found at UK airport?

reply to post by Zanti Misfit

Originally posted by Zanti Misfit

Yemen is home to the radical U.S.-born Muslim cleric Anwar al-Awlaki, who's linked to the Christmas attack and has inspired other terrorists with his violent message. Also hiding in Yemen is Samir Khan, an American who declared himself a traitor and helps produce al-Qaida propaganda.
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Since the failed Christmas bombing, Yemen has been a focus for U.S. counterterrorism officials. Before that attack, the U.S. regarded al-Qaida's branch there as primarily a threat in the region, not to the United States.

The Yemen branch, known as al-Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula, has since become a leading source of terrorist propaganda and recruiting. Authorities believe about 300 al-Qaida members operate in Yemen.

Yemen is so dead! The US have cooked up enough "intelligence" to justify an immediate invasion but, because they're playing a long game, they'll work through diplomatic channels until they can show that Yemen cannot find or defeat al-Qaida by themselves. Then the gloves will come off!

in the nine years since September 11th 2001, we've been BOMBARDED time and time again with Mainstream Media stories about the threat of Al Qaeda, often by taped messages from Osama Bin Laden (aka CIA asset "Tim Osman") himself. Al Qaeda.

I mean, that's why we had wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, right? It was not about assets like minerals and oil, or military positioning of sevearl more chess pieces, and all about 'Al Qaeda' the database that was set up and funded by the CIA to combat (very effectively) the Russians when they invaded Afghanistan through the early 1980's. Al Qaeda.

Then there was the Underwear Bomber (last Xmas). Al Qaeda.
Then there was Aaron McCollum's Yemen stargate story. Al Qaeda.

Now, there is the UPS printer cartridge bomb, sent from Yemen. Remember Al Qaeda.

Wonder what the Yemen postal address was in 2002?


UPS Yemen
P.O. Box 1696
Al-Qiyada Street
Sana
Tel.: 967-1-416-751
Fax: 967-1-418-264

Source

reply to post by JJBB22


WTF! If this is true, it's just hilarious!

The reality beats any fiction that these guys can come up with!

reply to post by JJBB22


The address is just too much! Thanks for the link!

tbh i think this is 1), made up story
2), planted by the west
all so they can justiy the war going on and they get more of the sheep (public) on there side. when will people start to see through this bull sh#t and see the real terrorists are our own goverment.