Contents
• LOLcats cn haz Internets Haganah
• "Web sites ready for al Qaeda 'morons'"
• A little jihadi-style strategic thinking...
• Jihadis notice Michael Savage
• More analysis of the Rand Institute's "plan divide and conquer the Muslims"
• Dr. Atef's guide to poison gasses [redacted]
• Ramsey Clark offers reassurance regarding the condition of the Blind Sheik
• 'Lyrical Terrorist' found guilty
OSINT
• Terrorism and crime in the news recently... [11 Nov 2007]
• Only the most willful form of blindness... [11 Nov 2007]
• NYPD radicalization report applied in court [11 Nov 2007]
Off-Topic
• Shhh! Don't let the State Department hear about this...
LOLcats cn haz Internets Haganah
"Web sites ready for al Qaeda 'morons'"
By Audrey Hudson - washingtontimes.com - November 11, 2007
For the record, we prefer to call them "cyber shaheeds"
A little jihadi-style strategic thinking...
...in response to a recent OBL audio message.
Jihadis notice Michael Savage
We suppose congratulations are in order.
More analysis of the Rand Institute's "plan divide and conquer the Muslims"
Dr. Atef's guide to poison gasses [redacted]
snippet of a discussion of poison gasses found on a jihadi forum
And speaking of jihadis and poison gas, see the following:
Police hunt man seeking mustard gas antidote
30/10/2007 - Counter-terrorism police are hunting a terror gang suspected of trying to manufacture mustard gas.
A nationwide alert has been sent out after a Libyan walked into an accident and emergency unit asking for an antidote for the gas.
The man said he needed the antidote for a "friend back home" who had been affected by the gas, but police do not believe his story.
The incident at a hospital in Manchester last week has sparked fears that a terror cell may have set up a chemical bomb factory.
A medical source told The Daily Telegraph: "Officers have alerted every force and every accident and emergency unit in the country. They believe a group may have succeeded in making the gas and could use it in an attack."
The source added: "Staff were alerted because it takes several days to develop symptoms, by which time it is too late to treat them, but before they could get more details the man left the hospital."
A source at Greater Manchester Police said: "We do not believe there is any concrete plot but we are continuing to investigate."
Al-Qa'eda has said for some years that it wants to obtain chemical weapons and there have been a number of arrests over the last year where men have been found with manuals on how to make explosives and chemical weapons from ingredients that can be obtained through the post.
Counter-terrorism police have been aware for some time of al-Qa'eda's ability to make the poison ricin but had no evidence that they had managed to make mustard gas.
Mustard gas, or dichloro diethyl sulphide, causes blistering of the skin, fluid on the lungs, blindness and mutation of DNA which can cause cancer. It can be released into the atmosphere as a vapour cloud or used to contaminate water.
The gas, which has a yellowy look and smells of mustard or garlic, contaminates clothing and can remain in the environment for days.
Ramsey Clark offers reassurance regarding the condition of the Blind Sheik
Isn't that nice of him...
'Lyrical Terrorist' found guilty
Samina Malik from Southall, west London, has been found guilty at the Old Bailey of owning terrorist manuals.
The jury heard Malik had written extremist poems praising Osama Bin Laden, supporting martyrdom and discussing beheading.
Malik worked at WH Smith at Heathrow Airport until her arrest last October.
She had earlier been found not guilty of the more serious charge, under Section 57 of the Act, of possessing an article for a terrorist purpose. She denied the charges.
Posted on 11 November 2007 @ 13:05