Post: Will there be attacks on the 10th anniversary of 9/11?
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07-24-2011, 03:14 PM
#1
SuperGamecube64
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Originally posted by another user
Documents found at Osama Bin Laden's Pakistan home suggest he was planning attacks on the US, including on the 10th anniversary of 9/11, reports say.
One plan was to target a US rail route, US officials revealed, although no imminent threat was detected.
Information about the apparent plans unearthed in Pakistan was contained in a joint FBI and Homeland Security bulletin, the Associated Press news agency said.
The bulletin, circulated to law enforcement officials, said the idea to tamper with an unspecified US railway track was found in handwritten notes taken from Bin Laden's compound.
According to the bulletin al-Qaeda operatives planned to derail a train so that it would plunge into a valley, or from a bridge, AP reported.
One plan was to target a US rail route, US officials revealed, although no imminent threat was detected.
Information about the apparent plans unearthed in Pakistan was contained in a joint FBI and Homeland Security bulletin, the Associated Press news agency said.
The bulletin, circulated to law enforcement officials, said the idea to tamper with an unspecified US railway track was found in handwritten notes taken from Bin Laden's compound.
According to the bulletin al-Qaeda operatives planned to derail a train so that it would plunge into a valley, or from a bridge, AP reported.
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So, what do you guys think? Even though this plan's been unearthed, I somehow don't think this prevents anything else from happening because for all we know, a whole new plan is at work right now. It's dreadful to think what could be to come.
07-26-2011, 03:55 AM
#38
Fierceknucks
Former Staff
07-26-2011, 06:18 AM
#39
Nate
Guest
Originally posted by .Solo.
I've been harassed by the TSA for 9 years... It better protect us.
BUT, what AMERICAN boards a flight in AMERICA to terrorize AMERICA?
BUT, what AMERICAN boards a flight in AMERICA to terrorize AMERICA?
lol I had an cousin who was on the no-fly list from 9/11 to now....
On the day the attacks happened, he was flying with a business partner who was a middle east man. My cousin is latino btw....
But anyway, he was harrassed and all sorts of shit by the tsa for the sole reason of flying with that guy and being brown. He had stories of where the feds came to his house because they thought someone shipped anthrax to his house... lol
oh btw I'm white.... My grandfathers brother married a latino girl and thats where it got messy xD
07-26-2011, 08:26 AM
#41
Solo
Rookie
Originally posted by Nate
lol I had an cousin who was on the no-fly list from 9/11 to now....
On the day the attacks happened, he was flying with a business partner who was a middle east man. My cousin is latino btw....
But anyway, he was harrassed and all sorts of shit by the tsa for the sole reason of flying with that guy and being brown. He had stories of where the feds came to his house because they thought someone shipped anthrax to his house... lol
oh btw I'm white.... My grandfathers brother married a latino girl and thats where it got messy xD
On the day the attacks happened, he was flying with a business partner who was a middle east man. My cousin is latino btw....
But anyway, he was harrassed and all sorts of shit by the tsa for the sole reason of flying with that guy and being brown. He had stories of where the feds came to his house because they thought someone shipped anthrax to his house... lol
oh btw I'm white.... My grandfathers brother married a latino girl and thats where it got messy xD
The TSA hasn't caught a single terrorist..
07-26-2011, 11:49 AM
#43
NeedaLifeSoon
Retired Life
07-26-2011, 02:52 PM
#44
xinfectedsoulx
Daddy's home.
Before anyone starts, I'm not having a dig at the US security, I'm just stating something that I have heard from American citizens.
On this photography forum I visit, photographers who like to take pictures of planes and things at airports are getting moved along. The reason being, so they say, is because anyone loitering in the 'no stay' area are more visible and are easily distinguished as suspicious. Now, in a matter of seconds, I could pull out an RPG and bring down a jumbo jet that's landing/taking off. I could also probably take down Air Force One from the right angle etc. Now, would I whip out an RPG if there were say 10 other people next to me? I wouldn't, but I guess if it was a suicide mission I wouldn't care. Now, what the photogs say, and have a good point, is why don't the TSA be more like the English and encourage people (plane spotters, photogs etc) to stand and take notes/pictures. The reason being, in their words, is that those people are there majority of the week and most of the day. They can spot anything unusual, such as a cop can spot an unusual/suspicious person. Because they are there a lot, they get to know the airport etc.
Anyway, just a thought provoking thing. Why discourage people from spotting unusual activity around the airports? It makes the security jobs harder when they have to do circuits or whatever round the air field, when a bystander can immediately call the police.
On topic properly, it wouldn't surprise me if something happened. The Police and Armed Police are being trained by the SAS in England for the Olympics so I have read. That way the Armed Police have better training for a Mumbai style hotel attack. Also the SAS, or some or majority, are supposedly coming back from Afghanistan to be plane clothed during the crowd at the olympics to spot unusual behaviour. I also presume that there will obviously be plane clothed police and possibly planes clothed MI5.
On this photography forum I visit, photographers who like to take pictures of planes and things at airports are getting moved along. The reason being, so they say, is because anyone loitering in the 'no stay' area are more visible and are easily distinguished as suspicious. Now, in a matter of seconds, I could pull out an RPG and bring down a jumbo jet that's landing/taking off. I could also probably take down Air Force One from the right angle etc. Now, would I whip out an RPG if there were say 10 other people next to me? I wouldn't, but I guess if it was a suicide mission I wouldn't care. Now, what the photogs say, and have a good point, is why don't the TSA be more like the English and encourage people (plane spotters, photogs etc) to stand and take notes/pictures. The reason being, in their words, is that those people are there majority of the week and most of the day. They can spot anything unusual, such as a cop can spot an unusual/suspicious person. Because they are there a lot, they get to know the airport etc.
Anyway, just a thought provoking thing. Why discourage people from spotting unusual activity around the airports? It makes the security jobs harder when they have to do circuits or whatever round the air field, when a bystander can immediately call the police.
On topic properly, it wouldn't surprise me if something happened. The Police and Armed Police are being trained by the SAS in England for the Olympics so I have read. That way the Armed Police have better training for a Mumbai style hotel attack. Also the SAS, or some or majority, are supposedly coming back from Afghanistan to be plane clothed during the crowd at the olympics to spot unusual behaviour. I also presume that there will obviously be plane clothed police and possibly planes clothed MI5.
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