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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Using information gleaned from the blatantly set-up underwear bomber patsy Umar Abdul Muttalab, intelligence chiefs have assured us that their bosses will stage another terror attack in the U.S. within the next three to six months.
According to the nations intelligence chiefs, a terror attack in the United States will likely be launched within the next six months, reports WLS.
ABC News has learned some of the intelligence has come from the accused Christmas Day bomber, states the report.
Despite the fact that the official story behind the Christmas Day bombing has been discredited beyond all recognition, the establishment is still constantly invoking it as yet another reason for Americans to obediently line up for naked body scans in fear of whatever boogeyman is being waved in front of their faces this week.
Since federal and state authorities apparently now consider libertarians, Ron Paul supporters, gun owners and basically anyone with two brain cells left to rub together as potential domestic terrorists, whatever tricks they do decide to pull over the next six months will undoubtedly be used to tighten the screws against American dissidents that they have consistently characterized as extremist threats.
Authorities last week quietly reversed the official story behind the Christmas Day underwear bomber attack and acknowledged that an accomplice was involved, despite weeks of denial and derision of eyewitness Kurt Haskells description of a sharp-dressed man who helped Umar Farouk Abdul Mutallab board Flight 253 in Amsterdam.
Detroit lawyer Kurt Haskell maintained from the beginning that he saw a well-dressed Indian man aid the accused bomber to board the plane despite the fact that he had no passport and was on a terror watch list.
While Mutallab was poorly dressed, his friend was dressed in an expensive suit, Haskell said. He says the suited man asked ticket agents whether Mutallab could board without a passport. The guy said, Hes from Sudan and we do this all the time, reported the Michigan Live news website.
FBI agents interviewed Haskell and he told them about the sharp-dressed man but officials refused to admit that a wider conspiracy was at hand, stoically maintaining the official story that Abdulmutallab had acted alone. Authorities claimed that videotapes did not show a second man accompanying Abdulmutallab and yet they refused to release any footage of the alleged bomber.
There seems little doubt that Abdulmutallab had at least one accomplice if not more. Authorities have remained silent on other eyewitness reports which described a man intently filming the alleged terrorist throughout the whole flight, a connection that strongly suggests the attempted bomber was involved in some kind of drill and that his strings were being pulled by people in more senior positions.
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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Glenn Beck on Obamas Hope and Change - February 3, 2010
In this show Glenn Beck goes in details in the Obama's broken promises from Healthcare to GITMO and more ...the hope and change people have voted for !
Iran Launches New Space Rocket
Iran launched a new rocket into space on Wednesday, raising fresh fears over its nuclear ambitions. But President Ahmadinejad signalled a possible acceptance of a key UN demand on the issue. (3 Feb 2010)
Greece crisis may spread to all European Union
The European Union has approved Greek efforts aimed at reducing its public deficit of 12.7 per cent, which has weighed the common currency of the euro down.
Athens has pledged a number of austerity measures, including a public salary freeze, a higher retirement age for men and a hike in petrol prices to get its finances back in order.
But the EU has said it will place Greece under economic scrutiny to ensure the country sticks to its measures.
Barnaby Philips reports from Athens.
February 3 2010
Athens has pledged a number of austerity measures, including a public salary freeze, a higher retirement age for men and a hike in petrol prices to get its finances back in order.
But the EU has said it will place Greece under economic scrutiny to ensure the country sticks to its measures.
Barnaby Philips reports from Athens.
February 3 2010
AIG Reportedly Handing Out $100M in Bonuses
American International Group (AIG) is reportedly about to pay out $100 million in bonuses to employees in the same financial products unit that made a bad bet on derivatives, leading to AIGs $180 billion bailout. The New York Times reported that while AIG agreed to cut its bonuses by $20 million, it still plans to give $100 million in bonuses.
Bankers are The Real Terrorists
Is The Banking Fraternity taking over the World's Destiny
On Peter Lavelle's CrossTalk he asks his guests how to make Wall Street and Washington work for Main Street. If this doesn't happen, they warn, we should expect another financial meltdown.
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