comme ben laden singe le "vieux d'alamut" en tous points
il va sans dire que la mort de ben laden sera passée sous silence afin de le
faire vivre éternellement...
comme les tapis volants, les viellards islamistes terroristes tueurs
d'occidentaux et de mécréants, ont la vie éternelle

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<LpoLop***gmail.com> a écrit dans le message de news:
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Al Qaeda Supporters' Tape to Call for Use of WMDs

Intelligence and law enforcement sources tell ABC News they are
expecting al Qaeda supporters will post a new video on the Internet in
the next 24 hours, calling for what one source said is "jihadists to
use biological, chemical and nuclear weapons to attack the West."
"There have been several reports that al Qaeda will release a new
message calling for the use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD)
against civilians," FBI spokesman Richard Kolko told ABC News in an e-
mail.

"Although there have been similar messages in the past, the FBI and
[Department of Homeland Security] have no intelligence of any specific
plot or indication of a threat to the U.S.," the e-mail said. "The FBI
and U.S. intelligence community will review the message for any
intelligence value."

While there is no evidence of any direct threat, the FBI sent a
bulletin to 18,000 law enforcement agencies across the country, out of
an abundance of caution.

Some independent analysts don't think the public should worry much.

Ben Venzke, the CEO of IntelCenter, a group that monitors terrorist
communications on the Web, said the video, entitled "Nuclear Jihad,
The Ultimate Terror," is a jihadi supporter video compilation and not
from an official group.

"Supporter videos are made by fans or supporters who may not have ever
had any contact with a real terrorist," Venzke said. "These videos
almost always are comprised of old video footage that is edited
together to make a new video."
He said the material in these types of videos does not qualify as an
official message from al Qaeda or any other group.

"Considering them so would be the equivalent of considering a 10-year-
old's homemade fan video of his favorite sports team to be an official
team message," Venzke said. "IntelCenter is not aware of any new
imminent message by al-Qaeda or any other leading jihadist group in
audio or video form that will call for the use of WMD against
civilians."

Word of the new tape comes on the heels of a spate of messages from
Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda's second-in-command, Ayman al-Zawahiri.

Earlier this month, al Qaeda released an audio message from bin Laden,
excoriating the media and countries that are supportive of Israel. The
release was timed to coincide with the nation's 60th anniversary and
President Bush's trip to the region.

So far this year, four bin Laden tapes have surfaced.

In April, the terror group released audio recordings in which al-
Zawahiri answered questions submitted to an online forum several
months earlier.

The increasing volume of tapes seems to signal to the law enforcement
and intelligence communities that top al Qaeda leadership is
comfortable monitoring current events and communicating messages
frequently.

Officials have tracked the trend, but FBI director Robert Mueller
downplayed the surge of messages during an appearance earlier this
month, noting that "there is a difference between al Qaeda's ability
to communicate internally and al Qaeda's ability to post a message on
the Internet. As we all know, the Internet is so broad. The access is
absolutely open that just about anybody can post material on the
Internet."
http://abcnews.go.com/TheLaw/FedCrimes/story?id=4941724

289 commentaires...
...Et même pas on est sûr qu'il soit encore en vie ..ou toujours mort.
Suite à la "declassification" de certaines images par Michael Hayden?
et les exercices, intrusions,... dans des centrales nucléaires à
travers le monde, cette fringale actuelle d'une menace d'armes
nucléaires à travers le monde ne devrait pas avoir 50 origines, ni
même 4
Reste à trouver la source pour comprendre

Sinon hein.. N'ayez crainte.. le nucléaire civil lui, ne représente
pas la moindre menace. Tchernobyl, centrale modèle! est sous contrôle
comme au premier jour.