2006 Liquid Terror Plot - alleged bombs on UK-US planes

[Riaz Ahmed]

numeral?

I shall try to resist that temptation....LOL!!

[Mark Gobell]

News today . . .

Guardian front page stories.

Lebanese Army General sacked as Israel plans invasion.

US voters punish pro-war candidate.

Pro war, three term Democrat Senator Joe Lieberman lost his bid for nomination in Connecticut to near novice Ned Lamont running on a platform of opposition to the Iraq war.

Independent front page:

WAR WAR as Israeli cabinet ups the ante

JAW JAW as UN stumbles

The Times front page.

Israel orders new attack on Hezbollah as UN squabbles

Other news

UK interest rates up.

Not a mention anywhere of the resignation of Defence PPS Jim Sheridan as revelealed late last night on UK TV News, saying that more resignations will follow.

[dry kleaner]

My Dad left the house at 6am for a Flight to Finland, at 8.30am I get a knock on my door, it’s my Dad. I'm thinking he must have over slept. 'There's a critical terror alert!' he tells me. I'm thinking 'oh, so you’re not going on holiday'.
My dirty weekend is over. *.
F**king terrorists.
Killing my sex life. lol

Joking aside I am happy dad did not get caught up in a terrorist attack, real or false flag. I'm glad that nothing serious has actually happened. Certainly it is relatively easy to pull off a security alert, as apposed to a full scale false flag operation. I will be keeping an eye on the arrested suspects and see if they quietly get let off in a few weeks and become child pornographers like the last guy. It's very similar to the tanks at Heathrow weeks before the Iraq war in 2003.

I believe the 29th August is the date to watch. It’s a significant anniversary in the world of Islamic fundamentalism. The 29th is 40th anniversary of the execution of Sayed Kotb, one of the key ideologists that have inspired individuals such as Ayman Zawahiri and Bin Laden. Both individuals are easily manipulated and easy to frame as they associate themselves with violence and by association would appear guilty of any violent act. Like all good patsies if you associate your self with violence it is likely you will get fitted up for something or manipulated into furthering the agenda, as are all agents of violence in this world right now.


Peace and love

DK

[Mark Gobell]

Good points .

I noticed that little gem recently about the Forest Gate chap now having "child porn" on his police confiscated PC

No doubt these guys would have been frantically browsing the Cow & Gate website too.

[numeral]

[spiv]

Mark, Interesting point you make, because I've also noticed a propensity recently for arrestees who are subsequently released without charge following a criminal raid during which the police seize computing equipment, then, lo and behold & surprise surprise, the police subsequently find "child porn" on the arrestee's computer.

Makes one think and question, doesn't it. By the way, notice how these very same people don't seem to be actually charged for having "child porn"

[Mark Gobell]

SKY:

Security at airports will be looking for tell tale signs of terrorists, such as suicide belts, nervous behaviours etc.

May I suggest dried milk on chins and in beards . . .

[Mark Gobell]

Spiv

That's why I always take a backup of my PC every night, just in case I get arrested the following morning.

[Uma]

.....or people with their brains hanging out of their pockets.

[Riaz Ahmed]

Scotland yard:


"Individuals suckling on passengers Nipples are eliminated from the enquirey"!!!

[xmasdale]

I have it on good authority from a former MI5 officer that it is very easy to put child porn on the computer of anyone who has internet access. Such dirty tricks are apparently par for the course within the intelligence agencies. Ministers don't even get to hear about such goings on.

[Uma]

[Uma]

peter Power... BBC ....NOW

[Mark Gobell]

Why do you think that the focus is on Heathrow when the early stories say that Manchester, Birmingham & Glasgow were involved ?

London ?

News coverage ?

Why ?

[Riaz Ahmed]

Uma:

[Roger the Horse]

Unbelievable timing again. Funny how these operations always seem to kick off after some announcement setting the theme for the following months. This was on the BBC website yesterday:

'Terror 'may force freedom curbs'

John Reid is calling for more public vigilance
Britain might have to modify its freedoms in the short term in order to
prevent their "misuse and abuse" by terrorists, John Reid has said.
He conceded that was never an easy request, but it was up to everyone to ask
"what price our security, at what cost can we preserve our freedoms".

The UK faced its "most sustained period of severe threat since the end of
World War II", the home secretary warned.

He urged people from all communities to help by being vigilant.

'Not racism'

He argued, in a speech to think tank Demos, that while the police and
security services were doing all they could to protect the public, they
cannot be sure of stopping terrorist attacks.

He also described migration as the "greatest challenge" to the EU, claiming
that there was a need to get away from the notion that people who discuss
this were somehow racist, because "they are not".

His words come a week after the Court of Appeal said control orders used to
restrain the movements of six terror suspects broke human rights laws.

While I am confident that the security services and police will deliver
100% effort and 100% dedication, they cannot guarantee 100% success

John Reid

As he promised to appeal against the ruling, Mr Reid said another attack on
the UK was "highly likely".

In his address, Mr Reid used stark terms to describe how today's terrorists
were "unconstrained" in their intentions, by international conventions,
standards or morality.

"None of us should be anything other than vigilant and that vigilance is the
price of securing our freedom," he said.

"There is no room for complacency. We are probably in the most sustained
period of severe threat since the end of the Second World War.

"While I am confident that the security services and police will deliver
100% effort and 100% dedication, they cannot guarantee 100% success.

"Our security services and the apparatus of the state, while they are an
absolutely essential pre-requisite for defeating terrorism, cannot be
sufficient on their own.

"Our common security in this country can only be assured by a common effort
from all sections of society."

Security rethink needed

Mr Reid said the "challenge to all of us" means "we may have to modify some
of our freedoms in the short-term in order to prevent their misuse and abuse
by those who oppose our fundamental values and would destroy our freedoms
and values in the long-term".

"It is up to each and all of us to ask the questions: what price our
security? What price our freedoms? At what cost can we preserve our
freedoms?

"What values are at stake and what is the cost of making the wrong choices
in the short term?"

Mr Reid said politicians, the judiciary and the public sector needed to
"understand the depth and magnitude" of the terrorist threat facing the UK.

He said he was frustrated by the number of people who should be better
informed, but "who just don't get it".

He called for a dramatic rethink of the country's security policy to fit
this century, rather than base it on a framework more suited to the last
century.

Control orders

The speech follows the latest court battle over the terror laws. The Court
of Appeal judges did not quash the system of control orders, which are used
to restrain terror suspects where there is not enough evidence to prosecute
them.

But they said the orders applied to six suspects were so stringent they
broke European laws outlawing indefinite detention without trial.

Mr Reid has now issued new orders against the men which shorten their
curfews from 18 hours to 14 hours a day and relax restrictions on who they
are allowed to meet.

But he said the orders were now not as restrictive as the security services
believed necessary

Then today on the BBC article about Heathrow today they have the view of one member of the public saying:

HAVE YOUR SAY
This disruption is one of the short term limits on freedom that are needed

Tony Shield, Chorley

I always love how the free press can always be relied on to give us an unbiased view!

[Mark Gobell]

Power:

More Forest Gate events are on the cards.

Four people removed from inbound flights to USA on Monday, connect the dots.

Isreali airline El Al is the way forward.

[dry kleaner]

Peter Power saying there may well be more Forest Gate style raids.

[Riaz Ahmed]

David Shyler on Talksport shortly...

Well be interesting...

[Mark Gobell]

BBC

US counter terrorism officials say United, Continental and American Airlines were targeted.

[Mark Gobell]

Good post Roger the Horse.

Amazing coincidence.

Court of Appeal wrecks the Nu Lab Gestapo's plans to imprison us all in our homes.

Less than a week later John "tough but fair" Reid announces we may have to give up more of our freedoms

The very next day we get the "baby milk bomb plot"

Amazing coincidences.

This may be termed an "Axis of Coincidence."

USA - CIA
GB - MI6
Pakistan - ISI

Or a "Triangle of Synchronicity"

[Uma]

...wonder how thorough the personal searches will be?

I can think of at least one naughty spot to keep a stick of dynamite!

(easy boys; easy)

Anyone seen any tampons in those clear plastic bags?

Me neither....cripes, the bogs'll be a nightmare!!

[Garcon Warrior]

Mark Gobell wrote:

I noticed that little gem recently about the Forest Gate chap now having "child porn" on his police confiscated PC

Also yesterday I heard that he and his brother go outside Buckingham Palace and taunt the soldiers there by pretending to fire guns at them.

[Morality]

I'm sat at work listening to all my colleagues worry and fret about evil terrorists attempting to take away our freedoms by force.

Last time I checked, it was the Home office that re-wrote the British laws on Internment and Rendition.

[Mark Gobell]

LOL really.

New song . . .

"They're taunting the guards at Buckingham Palace"

[Mark Gobell]

Morality

As you know that's exactly how they are supposed to react.

I wonder how many will switch off the news tonight to watch BB or Love Island or immerse their little heads in the soaps.

[dry kleaner]

[Mark Gobell]

BBC reporting from Wardesley Green in Birmingham.

Neighbours say that the raids were carried out early this morning.

And: "They have only just cordoned off the area."

Hmmm just in time for the cameras then.

Neighbours report that regular deliveries of food were made to the premises on a Friday afternoon.

[Narinder]

What great timing? just when Israel are bombing Lebanaon! distracting people!

[Mark Gobell]

BBC: Crispin Black

I've been looking at some of the emails coming into the BBC and some are pretty cynical about this.

Well the viewpoint I woke up with this morning, certainly given what was being talked about yesterday, I have become less cynical especially with Iraq and what discord follows, even if we dont trust our politicians we should on a day like this any questions should be asked later

For cynics or trouble makers please don't take that position

Go back to sleep sheep.