British Muslim terrorists' 2006 airline bombings would have affected flights to U.S.

Photo from London Daily Mail

Soft drink bottles and batteries ... these are the everyday items British Muslim terrorists planned to use to bring down seven transatlantic airplanes enroute to the U.S. and Canada between August and October of 2006, which would have resulted in the death of thousands of innocent civilians. As reported by the London DailyMail:

A hypodermic syringe would be inserted into the base to draw out the drink and the bomb mixture would be injected in its place.

A homemade detonator called hexamethylene triperoxide and also known as HMTD would be made from a mixture of household and commercial ingredients and disguised in AA batteries. Bulbs and wires would connect the bomb mixture with disposable cameras to trigger a charge to set it off.

What could have been the biggest terrorist attack since 9/11 was averted when alert British authorities began rounding up 18 suspects after months-long surveillance revealed their plot.

The arrests led to a ban on many liquid containers at airports worldwide.

What was even more chilling was the unknown possibility of whether terrorists would have blown up the airliners over land causing infinitely more damage and toll of human lives in the carnage.

The alleged plot was foiled on August 9, 2006 when two of the key gang members - Abdulla Ahmed Ali and Assad Sarwar - were arrested by police in a town hall car park in Walthamstow, East London, following several months of surveillance.
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Police found a USB computer memory stick in Ali's pocket which held information on flight timetables and security advice on restricted items for hand luggage and other information about Heathrow Airport.

To avoid looking like Muslim extremists at the airport check-in, the suspects planned to include pornographic magazines and condoms in their carry-on luggage.

Read the Daily Mail article for indepth details of how terrorists plot and plan to kill thousands of innocents right down to the last tiny detail. It will turn your stomach but the question is ... will it reinforce the liberals' backbones to stand and fight against radical Muslim terrorists?

War on terrorism ... it's not over

"... 9/11 is not over. It could happen again. Remember that. In a 9/12 world, complacency is complicity." Richmond Times-Dispatch, 9/13/07

New terrorist plot uncovered aimed at Americans in Germany

Another terrorist plot was uncovered in Europe, this time in Germany, with plans to attack the American Ramstein Air Base, the Frankfurt International Airport, and numerous locations where Americans were known to frequent.

Folks, they ... want ... to ... kill ... us.

This had the potential to be huge with massive bombings meant to kill scores of people. It was planned to coincide with the sixth anniversary of 9/11 which is less than a week away.

Anti-war people, are you listening?

Read all the details here.

Terrorists use blogs against us ... "Media Jihad"

GLOBAL JIHAD ... terrorists use Web against 'idiot' Americans ... fostering anti-war sentiment by posing online as citizens
By Jerome R. Corsi
© 2007 WorldNetDaily.com

Islamic terrorists are engaged in a "media jihad" in which they encourage jihadists to pose online as Americans to foster anti-war sentiment in the U.S.

According to the Middle East Media Research Institute, or MEMRI, a posting on the Al-Mohajroon Islamist website with the username Al-Wathig Billah provides instructions on how to infiltrate popular American Internet forums and use them to distribute jihad films and spread anti-war sentiments.

"Our experience shows that such instructions often yield compliance," Eli Alshech, director of the Jihad and Terrorism Project at MEMRI, told WND.

The instructions direct jihadists to "raid non-political forums and trivia forums which American people favor."

Contributors are encouraged to register as Americans and to use a purely American-sounding username: "Choose an icon that indicates that you are an American, and place it next to your nickname."

As reported by MEMRI, the Al-Mohajroon website instructs media jihad as follows:

"There is no doubt, my brothers, that raiding American forums is among the most important means of obtaining victory in the fierce media war . and of influencing the views of the weak-minded American who pays his taxes so they will go to the infidel American army. This American is an idiot and does not [even] know where Iraq is . [It is therefore] mandatory for every electronic mujad [to engage in this raiding]."

And again:

"Obviously, you should post your contribution . as an American . You should correspond with visitors to this forum, [bringing to their attention] the frustrating situation of their troops in Iraq . You should invent stories about American soldiers you have [allegedly] personally known (as classmates . or members in a club who played baseball and tennis with you) who were drafted to Iraq and then committed suicide while in service by hanging or shooting themselves."

WND asked Alshech how a viewer could identify if particular postings on popular sites such as YouTube, LiveLeak and Google Video were examples of media jihad.

"It is very difficult to identify a specific posting as media jihad," Alshech said. "One should know a forum very well and pay attention to writing and posting patterns.

Alshech referred WND to an Islamic website that posted anti-war images of U.S. troops in Iraq as well as at least one example of a media jihad clip produced for Google Video.

Alshech said one of the most effective ways to counter media jihad is to press the government to urge forum administrators to follow closely suspect postings "to make sure jihadists do not exploit the freedom of speech so valued in democratic countries."

Alshech advised WND that fighting media jihad requires playing an activist role.

"It is also important to urge forum members to follow up some of the more suspicious postings in order to expose lies," Alshech said. "This will make other members skeptical about the postings."

A few months ago, for example, jihadists posted a video message showing a military ID of one soldier they claimed was killed in Iraq, he said.

U.S. bloggers, however, followed up the story and discovered the soldier was alive - he suffered identity theft in Iraq, but he had not lost his life.

YouTube, LiveLeak, and Google Video did not respond to WND requests to comment on this story.

H/T to American Congress for Truth (ACT)