Jonathan's Digest - Miscellaneous Truth for 9/12/08

Interesting twist on the Iranian situation.

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US bombing civilian homes reportedly belonging to insurgents
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Is a 150 Kiloton Nuke Missing????? tvnl news
Tue Sep 11, 2007 11:37 am (PST)
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* Freemasonry Toronto Police Headquarters - Masonic Statues
outside Toronto Canada Police Headquarters
**OPINION: THEY ARE *NOT* LOOKING FOR FOSSETT, HE IS NOT MISSING,
THEY KNOW EXACTLY WHERE HE IS.... THEY ARE USING HIM AS A COVER
STORY... THEY ARE LOOKING FOR A MISSING 150 KILOTON NUKE! - On
Aug. 30th we had the B-52 nuke incident, no one knows for sure
if there were 5 or 6 nukes yet. If there were 6 ONE IS MISSING
* Study finds U.S. Jews distance selves from Israel
* Scientology faces criminal charges
* WHO'S KILLING THE STAR WARS SCIENTISTS? -
* UFOs appeared over Capitol secured area in 1952 - From
istory Channel documentary "UFO Sightings"

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* US auditor queries military Iraq casualty figures - An
independent US government auditor on Friday cast doubt on
US military statistics expected to show a huge dip in
sectarian violence in Iraq under the current troop surge
strategy.
* Poll Highlights Disconnect Between U.S. Commanders, Iraqis
* CRS: Bush Administration Has Intensified False Reporting On
Al Qaeda Since `Surge' Began - But in a new report, the
Congressional Research Service notes that attacks from al
Qaeda are only a small percentage of the violence in Iraq,
criticizing the Bush administration's statistics and noting
that this false reporting on AQI has increased since Bush's
"surge" began.

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* Bush Shows Gift Of Gaffe At APEC Summit
* Group sues White House over email

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* Economists fear wave of evictions on way in US
* New mortgage foreclosures set record

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* 9/11 6 Years Later and Cheney Still Walks Free
* Alex Jones Arrested By NYPD
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* Rev. Yearwood Attacked and Beat in Halls of Congress
* Hagel won't seek re-election

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* Investigative Report: U.S. ships unsafe products
* Book: Justice Souter nearly quit over Bush-Gore ruling
* Police break up anti-war meeting in Washington
* F.B.I. Data Mining Went Beyond Initial Targets
* Judge sued over ban on word 'rape'
* 700,000 Name Terror Watch List Still Riddled With False
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quality assurance reviews" and found that 38 percent still
contained inaccuracies.
* The DC Establishment versus American public opinion

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* Melting ice cap triggering earthquakes
* Proposed Fuel Economy Measure Shows Dick Cheney's Heavy
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standards it would have to meet.

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* U.S. threatens Turkey over energy support to Iran
* Identity parade of the secret police - DOZENS of police
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* Iran Fined $2.65 Billion for Terrorism -
* Spirit of Che rises again

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* 101st Airborne prepares for deployments to Iraq, Afghanistan
* Chinese military hacked into Pentagon
* Army Examines Possibility of Private Medical Contractor

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* Five Easy Pieces to Iran - Each piece of this puzzle contains
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and possibly nuclear attack on Iran in the very near future.
* 'Anti-Semitic' label curbs talk about Israel
* Are We `Good Germans'?

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* Iraq war supporter Clifford May fails in media appearances
to disclose State Dept. grants to organization he heads
* Enemy of the Journalists in Israel .
* US backing for two-tier internetly.
* So-Called Liberal Media is at it Again
* FEC Won't Regulate Political Blogging
* Fox News Responds To Cheney Call For Iran Attack PR Blitz
* New revelation: Almost 98 per cent of errors in US newspapers
go uncorrected

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* Teen Suicide Rate: Highest Increase In 15 Years
* Though FDA approved, microchip implants linked to animal
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* Just 10 minutes of cellphone chat may trigger cancer

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* Cabinet likely to back 'punishing' Gaza civilians
* Iraq says fired 14,000 Interior Ministry employees
* Israelis Kill 892 Palestinian Kids -
* Psychological "torture bible" published in 1961 reappears
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WTC contractors with mob ties, fraud: Daily News probe 11 Sep 2007
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WTC contractors with mob ties, fraud: Daily News probe 09 Sep 2007 Seven contractors cited for everything from mob ties to tax fraud to fatal accidents are getting a slice of the $16 billion reconstruction at Ground Zero, a Daily News investigation has found. All of the companies work for the Port Authority, the Dormitory Authority or the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. on taxpayer-funded contracts worth millions of dollars.

Ground zero workers' health clouds 9/11 11 Sep 2007 US presidential politics and the health of ground zero workers loom over the former World Trade Centre site this September 11 perhaps more than at any other anniversary of the 2001 terror attacks.

New bin Laden video identifies 9/11 hijacker BBC revealed 'alive and well' on 23 Sept. 2001 by Lori Price 11 Sep 2007 New bin Laden video surfaces (CNN) 11 Sep 2007 A new video purportedly featuring an introduction from al Qaeda [al-CIAduh] leader Osama bin Laden appeared on the Internet Tuesday, the sixth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington. In the video's introduction, a voice identified as bin Laden's praises 9/11 hijacker Waleed al-Shehri, from Saudi Arabia. He sat in seat 2B on American Airlines Flight 11, which crashed into World Trade Center's north tower. [See: Hijack 'suspects' alive and well (BBC) 23 Sep 2001 Another of the men named by the FBI as a hijacker in the suicide attacks on Washington and New York has turned up alive and well. The identities of four of the 19 suspects accused of having carried out the attacks are now in doubt. Saudi Arabian pilot Waleed Al Shehri was one of five men that the FBI said had deliberately crashed American Airlines flight 11 into the World Trade Centre on 11 September. His photograph was released, and has since appeared in newspapers and on television around the world. He told journalists there that he had nothing to do with the attacks on New York and Washington, and had been in Morocco when they happened.

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US to build military base on Iraq-Iran border 10 Sep 2007 The US military said on Monday that it is to build a base on Iraq's border with Iran to stem [facilitate] what it charges is rampant smuggling of weapons and fighters.

Bush policy to bequeath Iraq to successor 10 Sep 2007 The talk in Washington on Monday was all about troop reductions, yet it also brought into sharp focus President [sic] Bush's plans to end his term with a strong U.S. military presence in Iraq and to leave tough decisions about ending the unpopular war to his successor.

Nine US Troops Killed in Iraq 11 Sep 2007 Nine U.S. troops were killed in Iraq, the military announced Monday, including seven who died in a vehicle accident in northwestern Baghdad.

The view from Baghdad: Mounting death toll which makes a mockery of US optimism 11 Sep 2007 By the time General Petraeus had finished speaking yesterday the slaughter in Iraq for the previous 24 hours could be tallied. ...[S]even US soldiers lay dead and 11 injured in the capital; other instances of sectarian violence included a suicide bomb which had killed 10 and wounded scores near Mosul while 10 bodies were found in Baghdad. Three policemen were killed in clashes in Mosul, and a car bomb outside a hospital in the capital had exploded, killing two and wounding six.

A disgraceful and cynical surge of self-interest (The Independent) 11 Sep 2007 The surge was never truly about stabilising Iraq. The US had already lost the ability to control events on the ground when the troops began to pour in earlier this year. Its primary purpose was to stave off demands from Democrats and some Republicans for a timetable for a US troop withdrawal. This is cynical and disgraceful. But what else can we expect from a military adventure that was formed in a spirit of hubris and carried out in an atmosphere of crashing incompetence and reckless arrogance? The US-led occupation of Iraq is unravelling in the same morally compromised manner in which it began.

Petraeus, Crocker Argue Iraqi Government Needs Time 11 Sep 2007 The top U.S. military commander and diplomat in Iraq today came under sharp questioning from Democratic and Republican senators demanding a justification for the continued commitment of American lives and resources to Iraq more than four years after the March 2003 U.S. invasion. In testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Army Gen. David H. Petraeus and Ambassador Ryan C. Crocker argued that the government of Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki needs more time to take advantage of improved security that they said has resulted from operations spearheaded by U.S. reinforcements.

Sen. Hagel on Iraq: Where is this going? By Frank James 11 Sep 2007 Questioning of Gen. David Petraeus, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, and Amb. Ryan Crocker by members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee was much livelier than was the case yesterday when the two men appeared before two House committees. Some of the most caustic questioning came from Sen. Chuck Hagel, the Nebraska Republican who has long been the Bush Administration's harshest Republican critic in the Senate... 'Ambassador and General, as much as you want to put a good picture on this, and that's partly, I understand, your job, and I understand it's your responsibility, and I don't question you believe exactly what you have come before this committee to say. But I have to ask this question: Where is this going?'

Walsh says it's time to withdraw troops 11 Sep 2007 Rep. Jim Walsh (R-Onondaga), in a dramatic break with the White House, returned Monday from a trip to Iraq saying it's time to bring troops home and stop funding the war.

Surge a failure, Democrats tell general 11 Sep 2007 Anti-war Senate Democrats bluntly told Iraq commander General David Petraeus Tuesday his troop surge strategy was an abject failure in its prime objective -- forging an Iraqi political settlement.

Most Americans see Iraq war as failure 11 Sep 2007 Most Americans see the Iraq war as a failure, despite a US build-up of 30,000 troops, an Associated Press-Ipsos poll shows. Just 36 per cent in the AP poll said the troop increase has helped stabilise Iraq, only slightly more than the 32 per cent who said they thought it would in February as the build-up began.

Australia won't reduce Iraq troops: PM 11 Sep 2007 Australia has no intention of reducing the number of troops it has in Iraq, Prime Minister John Howard says.

Republicans introduce measure condemning MoveOn ad 10 Sep 2007 House Republican leaders introduced a resolution Monday condemning a full-page newspaper ad from MoveOn.org that criticizes the character of Gen. David Petraeus [Betrayus], the commanding general of U.S. troops in Iraq.

Israel conducted air strike inside Syria: US official 11 Sep 2007 Israel carried out an air strike well inside Syria last week, apparently to send Damascus a message not to rearm Hezbollah in Lebanon, a US defense official said Tuesday.

Israel tried to attack ground targets in Syria, says Bishara --Former MK says IAF's infiltration of Syrian airspace was meant to take out anti-aircraft missile facilities, ground targets. 'This was a full blown aerial operation and we are treading on dangerous ground,' he says 10 Sep 2007 "Israel not only invaded Syrian airspace, but apparently tried to execute some sort of secret strategic operation," said former Knesset Member Azmi Bishara in an article published on a Syrian website Monday.

Suicide attack in Afghanistan, two drivers killed 11 Sep 2007 A suicide car bomb exploded Tuesday near a convoy of trucks supplying NATO military bases in southern Afghanistan, killing at least two drivers, police said.

Suicide Bombings Kill Dozens in Afghanistan 10 Sep 2007 Twin suicide bombings ripped through a market in southern Afghanistan at dusk Monday, killing 26 people and injuring more than 50 others, local officials said. The coordinated attacks, carried out in the Gereshk district of Helmand province, appeared to target police officers. But many civilians, including two children, were killed, according to district official Abdul Manaf.

Al-Qaeda threatens more attacks on US 11 Sep 2007 Six years after the September 11 attacks, Osama bin Laden's al-Qaeda network is bleeding the US military in Iraq while regrouping with an avowed aim of another strike on the United States.

US military steps up security at German base after threat 11 Sep 2007 The US military and German police mounted an extensive security operation around a US airbase on Tuesday following an anonymous bomb threat but police said they believed it was a hoax.

Lodi man convicted of aiding terrorists gets 24 years in prison 10 Sep 2007 (CA) A federal judge sentenced a Lodi man today to 24 years in prison for supporting terrorists by training with them in his family's homeland of Pakistan. Hamid Hayat, 25, was convicted in April 2006 of providing and attempting to conceal material support and resources to terrorists and of making false statements to federal agents.

Use of new wiretap law to nab suspects disputed --Bush Aide Tries to Boost Its Importance 11 Sep 2007 The government's ability to eavesdrop on suspected terrorists overseas allowed the United States to obtain information that led to the arrests last week of three Islamists accused of planning bomb attacks in Germany, said Mike McConnell, the director of national intelligence. But a government official said McConnell might have misspoken [lied]. McConnell said the information had been obtained under a newly updated and highly contentious wiretapping law, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act. But the official, who has been briefed on the eavesdropping laws and the information given to the Germans, said those intercepts were recovered under the old law.

U.S. Spy Chief Argues for Permanent FISA Surveillance Authority 10 Sep 2007 The nation’s spy chief Monday urged Congress to make permanent an overhaul of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, [lying] saying a temporary fix had helped thwart a plot to bomb U.S. interests in Germany.

In Unusual Step, Human Rights Groups Oppose CIA Nominee (PRNewswire) 11 Sep 2007 Human rights groups and advocacy organizations have urged the U.S. Senate to reject the nomination of John Rizzo to serve as General Counsel of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) because of his stated views on torture. In a letter to the members of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, the human rights and advocacy groups cited Rizzo's testimony before the committee in June, during which he said that he had not raised any objections to the August 2002 legal memorandum on torture prepared by the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel.

ACLU - Stand Up! The ACLU presents Defenders of Freedom, our first graphic novel. Defenders of Freedom has two stories based on critical civil liberties issues. 'A Question of Obligation' --This story looks at the government's abuse of power.

'DC Madam' confirms Ronald Roughead of SAIC was a customer --Palfrey Asserts "Honey Pot" Defense By Lori Price 11 Sep 2007 Citizens for Legitimate Government has learned that the so-called DC Madam, Deborah Jeane Palfrey, confirms for the first time that another individual with very high government security clearance -- Ronald Roughead of SAIC -- was 'a customer.' [See: Washington's $8 Billion Shadow ...[T]he biggest, most powerful of the "body shops"—SAIC, which employs 44,000 people and took in $8 billion last year—sells brainpower, including a lot of the "expertise" behind the Iraq war. By Donald L. Barlett and James B. Steele March 2007.]

New Orleans prostitute tied to Vitter passes lie detector test 10 Sep 2007 Weeks after U.S. Sen. David Vitter tried to discredit her allegations, a woman who used to work as a prostitute in New Orleans [Wendy Yow Ellis] passed a lie detector test averring that she had a "sexual relationship" with Vitter that lasted at least four months.

Edwards wins Texas Democratic informal "ePrimary" 10 Sep 2007 Former U.S. Sen. John Edwards received 38 percent of the vote to win an informal poll of Texas Democrats conducted online, the state's Democratic party said on Monday.

Senate OKs $1 billion to repair bridges --DOT says $65 billion needed nationwide to fix backlog 11 Sep 2007 The Senate approved $1 billion on Monday to speed repair and replacement of America's crumbling network of bridges, six weeks after the Interstate 35W span collapsed in Minneapolis.

Dollar hits fresh 15-year low 11 Sep 2007 The dollar fell to a fresh 15-year low against a basket of currencies on Tuesday as the greenback continued to suffer from the prospect of a cut in US interest rates.

Study finds left-wing brain, right-wing brain 10 Sep 2007 Exploring the neurobiology of politics, scientists have found that liberals tolerate ambiguity and conflict better than conservatives because of how their brains work. In a simple experiment reported today in the journal Nature Neuroscience, scientists at New York University and UCLA show that political orientation is related to differences in how the brain processes information.

Arctic Ice Continues Record Melting --Arctic Ice the Size of Florida Gone in a Week 10 Sep 2007 An area of Arctic sea ice the size of Florida has melted away in just the last six days as melting at the top of the planet continues at a record rate. 2007 has already broken the record for the lowest amount of sea ice ever recorded, say scientists, smashing the old record set in 2005.

US predicts polar bear meltdown 10 Sep 2007 Two-thirds of the world's polar bears will be gone by the middle of the century, says a US government agency. The US Geological Survey (USGS) says parts of the Arctic are losing summer ice so fast that no bears will be able to live there within several decades.

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[Previous lead stories:] Troop surge to peak at 172,000 in mid-October 10 Sep 2007 The U.S. military surge in Iraq has reached a record high and is projected to continue over the next few months. Officials said the U.S. military presence would further increase to 172,000 by mid-October amid the current troop surge designed to quell [foment] the 'insurgency' in Iraq.

Poll: Iraqis say US troops not helping --57 percent of Iraqis including nearly all Sunnis and half of Shiites — said they consider attacks on occupation forces acceptable, a slight increase over the past half year. 10 Sep 2007 Overwhelming numbers of Iraqis say the U.S. troop buildup has worsened security and the prospects for economic and political progress in their country, according to a poll released Monday that provides a strikingly bleak appraisal of the war. Seventy percent in the survey said they believe security has worsened where the added forces were sent, with another 11 percent saying the buildup has had no effect.

Bush not trusted to end Iraq war: poll 11 Sep 2007 Only 5 per cent of Americans say they trust the Bush Administration to resolve the Iraq conflict, says a poll published on the eve of the American commander's appearances before Congress.

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My Petraeus Interview (Attn: Ambassador Untermeyer)
Tue Sep 11, 2007 8:06 pm (PST)
9/11/07: Captain May to Ambassador Untermeyer

Dear Chase,

Many thanks for your kind note below. I'm sorry it has taken me so long to reply, and expect that you're coming back to Houston by now. I read the other day that you have left the ambassador' s job in Qatar to become an associate of some kind of global real estate firm. You will have to help me understand the details in our next get-together.

I've been doing a good bit of writing lately, and think your advice to seek wider markets was responsible for the widespread readership of my latest renderings. American Free Press called me today, asking to use "Next 9/11, Summer 2007?" I wrote the piece back in mid-July, and I expect that it will (re)run tomorrow.

I'm glad that you are leaving King George and his State Department, and that you're returning to the simple relations of your favorite captain. Rest assured, when we meet again, I shall not hold it against you that you chose the wrong side and our historic drama.

Kindly send General Petraeus this link to my "Petraeus" interview of May 1, 2007: http://www.lonestaricon.com/absolutenm/anmviewer.asp?a=1386&z=132 When The Iconoclast ran it last spring, I never would have guessed how much interest in he would bring it this summer!

Please extend my regards to the Ladies Untermeyer,

Eric

"Untermeyer, Chase G." <UntermeyerCG@state.gov> wrote:
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http://www.lonestaricon.com/absolutenm/anmviewer.asp?a=1502&z=142 Clear, incisive, and effective. I hope the disease allows you to keep it up as long as possible and for more pubs than just the Lone Star Iconoclast.

Diana and Elly leave for Houston on the 18th, and I'll follow in late August. My immediate post-ambassadorial plan is to see the great Angkor Wat site with a Cambodian-American friend, Sichan Siv. I may have told you about him: He escaped from “the killing fields” and made his way to the US. He scooped ice cream, picked apples, and drove a cab in New York, eventually becoming a senior aide to the first President Bush and one of our ambassadors to the UN in this (your favorite) administration. His memoir, Golden Bones, will be published this fall and could be a big hit.

From Cambodia I’ll go to Singapore to lecture at the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. I expect to return to Houston just after Labor Day and will see you and Gretchen sometime soon thereafter.

All cheer and best wishes till then, CHASE.

CHASE UNTERMEYER
US Ambassador to Qatar

US bribes insurgents to fight Al-Qaeda
Tue Sep 11, 2007 8:12 pm (PST)
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Iraq insurgents join Bush's Coalition of the Bribed: US bribes insurgents to fight Al-Qaeda 09 Sep 2007 American forces are paying Sunni 'insurgents' hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash to switch sides and help them to defeat Al-Qaeda [al-CIAduh] in Iraq. The Sunday Times has witnessed at first hand the enormous sums of cash changing hands. One sheikh in a town south of Baghdad was given $38,000 (£19,000) and promised a further $189,000 over three months to drive Al-Qaeda fighters from a nearby camp.

Iraq Insurgents Attack U.S. Headquarters 11 Sep 2007 'Insurgents' fired rockets or mortars Tuesday at the sprawling garrison that houses the headquarters of American forces in Iraq, killing one person and wounding 11 occupation soldiers, the U.S. command said. The command said the person killed was a "third country national," meaning someone who is not an American or Iraqi.

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Fw: ISRAELI AIRLINE HAS "NO FLIGHTS" DEPARTING NEW YORK ON FRIDAY SE
Tue Sep 11, 2007 9:47 pm (PST)
Best not fly on Friday.

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From: Lifeforce
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Subject: Fw: ISRAELI AIRLINE HAS "NO FLIGHTS" DEPARTING NEW YORK ON FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14:

THIS JUST IN....... PLEASE CIRCULATE....

ISRAELI AIRLINE HAS "NO FLIGHTS" DEPARTING NEW YORK ON FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 14:
NOTE THEY AREN'T SAYING "NO SEATS AVAILABLE" BUT INSTEAD "NO FLIGHT"
Updated 10 September 2007 at 2030 HRS EDT

Strange that the main airline in Israel suddenly has "no flight" from the biggest jewish population center outside of Israel on the very same day that the entire US Air Force will be "standing down."

A lot of people said that 4,000 jews didn't show up to work at the World Trade Center in New York on 9-11. Jews seemed to "know" some big attack was going to take place that day and they didn't go to work. By the way, on 9-11, the U.S. Air Force was ordered to "stand down" while those attacks were taking place!

Here we are six years later, the neo-cons are taking all sorts of flak over the Iraq war; the US economy is headed into financial collapse, the jews still want the US to attack Iran but they can't overcome public opinion so. . . . . . another "terrorist attack" on the US would do the trick!

Strange then, that El Al has no flights from NYC on Friday Sept. 14. . . . . Is this a HINT? Do the jews know something about Sept 14 the way they seemed to know about 9-11??

More Israeli Indicators They Have Inside Info About a Pending Attack Upon the U.S.:
Israeli "Terrorism and Security" site, DEBKA.com posts strange notice. . . .

Strange they would post such a thing during this particular time, isn't it?

This act by an Israeli "insider" site jives with the El Al airline observation above. Something big is up. This week.
All the signs are there.

The 'proxy war': UK troops are sent to Iranian border 12 Sep 2007
Wed Sep 12, 2007 2:01 am (PST)
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The 'proxy war': UK troops are sent to Iranian border --British soldiers return to action as tensions between US and Iran grow 12 Sep 2007 British forces have been sent from Basra to the volatile border with Iran amid warnings from the senior US commander in Iraq that Tehran [US] is fomenting a "proxy war". In signs of a fast-developing confrontation, the Iranians have threatened military action in response to attacks launched from Iraqi territory while the Pentagon has announced the building of a US base and fortified checkpoints at the frontier.

US Senator asks for Iran invasion 12 Sep 2007 Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, among the US Senate's fiercest hawks, has once again asked for the expansion of US invasion into Iran. "Is it time to give you authority, in pursuit of your mission in Iraq, to pursue those Iranian Quds Force operations in Iranian territory, in order to protect American troops in Iraq," LieberBush asked at a hearing of the Senate Armed Services Committee. But Gen. David Petraeus, the commander of US troops in Iraq, demurred at the idea of an expansion into Iran.

US confirms Israeli air strike on Syria 12 Sep 2007 A US official has confirmed that Israeli warplanes carried out an air strike "deep inside" Syria, escalating tensions between the two countries. The target of the strike last Thursday remained unclear but Israeli media reported that a shipment of Iranian arms crossing Syria [Yeah, right!] for use by the Iranian-backed Hezbollah militia in Lebanon was attacked.

UN nuclear chief walks out on EU speech on Iran: diplomats 11 Sep 2007 UN nuclear chief Mohamed ElBaradei walked out on an afternoon session Tuesday of his IAEA to protest an EU speech which did not fully support his deal for new inspections in Iran, diplomats told AFP.

Officials Cite Long-Term Need for U.S. in Iraq 12 Sep 2007 The two top American military and diplomatic officials in Iraq conceded Tuesday that the Bush administration’s overall strategy in Iraq would remain largely unchanged after the temporary increase in American forces is over next summer, and made clear their view that the United States would need a major troop presence in Iraq for years to come.

'Current Troop Levels Cannot Be Maintained' --US security expert Dan Serwer spoke to SPIEGEL ONLINE about his long-term vision for Iraq. The director of the Iraq Study Groups says he doesn't expect any big breakthrough from General Petraeus' report to Congress on Monday but thinks that a partial withdrawal of US troops from Iraq is inevitable. 10 Sep 2007

Bush's Endorsement of Petraeus Plan Draws Fire --Democrats, Some Republicans Seek a Faster Withdrawal 12 Sep 2007 Plans by President [sic] Bush to announce a withdrawal of up to 30,000 U.S. troops from Iraq by next summer drew sharp criticism yesterday from Democratic leaders and a handful of Republicans in Congress, who vowed to try again to force Bush to accept a more dramatic change of policy... Several Republicans joined Democrats in saying that Petraeus's proposal to draw down troops through the middle of next summer would result only in force levels equivalent to where they stood before the increase began, about 130,000 troops.

Bush to endorse withdrawal of 30,000 Iraq troops --Troop levels would decrease from 168,000 to 130,000 12 Sep 2007 President [sic] George W. Bush is expected to endorse in a televised speech tomorrow a plan to withdraw some 30,000 US troops from Iraq by July 2008, US media reported today. The aides said Bush will also caution that the cuts would be conditional on continued military 'gains' and that he plans to outline what he sees as the dire consequences of failure in Iraq, according to the Washington Post, which did not quote the officials.

Swear Him In! by Ray McGovern 11 Sep 2007 That’s all I said in the unusual silence on Monday afternoon as first aid was being administered to Gen. David Petraeus’ microphone before he spoke before the House Armed Services and Foreign Affairs Committees. It had dawned on me that when House Armed Services Committee Chairman Ike Skelton (D-Missouri) invited Gen. Petraeus to make his presentation, Skelton forgot to ask him to take the customary oath to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. I had no idea that my suggestion would be enough to get me thrown out of the hearing.

Iraq insurgents join Bush's Coalition of the Bribed: US bribes insurgents to fight Al-Qaeda 09 Sep 2007 American forces are paying Sunni 'insurgents' hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash to switch sides and help them to defeat Al-Qaeda [al-CIAduh] in Iraq. The Sunday Times has witnessed at first hand the enormous sums of cash changing hands. One sheikh in a town south of Baghdad was given $38,000 (£19,000) and promised a further $189,000 over three months to drive Al-Qaeda fighters from a nearby camp.

Iraq Insurgents Attack U.S. Headquarters 11 Sep 2007 'Insurgents' fired rockets or mortars Tuesday at the sprawling garrison that houses the headquarters of American forces in Iraq, killing one person and wounding 11 occupation soldiers, the U.S. command said. The command said the person killed was a "third country national," meaning someone who is not an American or Iraqi.

Suicide bomber hits security firm in Afghan south 11 Sep 2007 A suicide bomber struck a U.S. security firm convoy in Afghanistan's southern province of Helmand on Tuesday, a police official said, but there was no immediate word on whether there were any casualties.

Afghanistan suicide attack kills 28 11 Sep 2007 A suicide bomber on a motorized rickshaw detonated explosives yesterday in a marketplace in Helmand province, killing 28 people in one of the deadliest bombings since the fall of the Taliban.

MI5 and MI6 to be sued for first time over torture 12 Sep 2007 A British man who was held in Guantánamo Bay has begun a civil action against MI5 and MI6 over the tactics that they use to gather intelligence. The suit has been brought by Tarek Dergoul, 29, who claims he was repeatedly tortured while he was held by the US, and that British agents who had also questioned him were aware of the mistreatment. He wants a high court ruling that will ban the security services from "benefiting" from the abuse of prisoners being held in detention outside the UK.

AP reports of abuse in Guantanamo 12 Sep 2007 Pentagon transcripts imply that Guards interrupt detainees at prayer, interrogators withhold medicine and hostility lingers at Guantanamo. The Pentagon gave the AP transcripts of hearings held last year in a trailer at Guantanamo after the news agency sought the material under the Freedom of Information Act.

US false flag 14 Sept.? ACC orders commandwide standdown Friday 10 Sep 2007 On Sept. 14, flight lines will be very quiet at Air Combat Command bases. The entire command — about 100,000 active-duty airmen — is standing down training flights and many other operations as part of a command-wide 'safety' day. [Bush was on the phone to al-CIAduh, to let them know that Friday would be a good day to attack.]

Banks face 10-day debt timebomb 10 Sep 2007 Britain's biggest banks could be forced to cough up as much as £70bn over the next 10 days, as the credit crisis that has seized the global financial system sparks a fresh wave of chaos. Almost 20 per cent of the short-term money market loans issued by European banks are due to mature between September 11 and September 19. [No worries - Bush's false flag will save the UK bank problem.]

Is USAF Stand Down To Find A Missing Nuke? Someone, operating under a special chain of command within the United States Air Force, just stole a nuclear weapon. By Chuck Simpson 12 Sep 2007 Barksdale Missile Number Six deserves far more public attention than it's received to date. Missile Number Six is potentially the major story of at least this year... Six nuclear weapons disappeared from Minot AFB in North Dakota. Five nuclear weapons were discovered at Barksdale AFB in Louisiana. Which leads to my chilling conclusion: Someone, operating under a special chain of command within the United States Air Force, just stole a nuclear weapon.

No terror charges for Chiquita execs 11 Sep 2007 The Justice Department said Tuesday it will not prosecute 10 Chiquita Brands International executives involved in the company's now-defunct payoff of Colombian [Reichwing] terrorists protecting its most profitable banana-growing operation.

Mega barf alert! Bush Is Nearing a Choice to Lead the 'Justice' Dept. 12 Sep 2007 The White House is closing in on a nominee to replace Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales, with former Solicitor General [2000 Coup d'etat architect] Theodore B. Olson considered one of the leading candidates, administration and Congressional officials said Tuesday.

Hearing on Craig's Guilty Plea Is Set for Sept. 26 12 Sep 2007 Senator Larry E. Craig’s request to withdraw his guilty plea in an airport sex sting will be heard on Sept. 26, four days before he has said he will leave the Senate. A spokesman for Mr. Craig, Republican of Idaho, said he was unlikely to try to finish his third term unless Hennepin County District Court moved quickly to overturn the conviction. Mr. Craig has been under pressure from fellow Republicans to resign.

'DC Madam' confirms Ronald Roughead of SAIC was a customer --Palfrey Asserts "Honey Pot" Defense By Lori Price 11 Sep 2007 Citizens for Legitimate Government has learned that the so-called DC Madam, Deborah Jeane Palfrey, confirms for the first time that another individual with very high government security clearance -- Ronald Roughead of SAIC -- was 'a customer.' Updated! 12 Sep 2007

Ex-prostitute says she had sexual relations with Sen. Vitter 11 Sep 2007 A former New Orleans prostitute [Wendy Ellis] who will be featured in Larry Flynt's Hustler magazine appeared at his office Tuesday to accuse Sen. David Vitter of having a sexual relationship with her in 1999.

Hundreds of anti-tollers locked out of Toll Road Hearing By Sal Costello 12 Sep 2007 In today’s Statesman article, Ben Wear creates the impression of grand support of the freeway to tollway plan - as hundreds of anti-tollers were locked out of the main auditorium. It is important to note that Belinda Gaudet, General Manager of the Austin American-Statesman is a Vice Chair for the executive committee of the Austin Chamber of Commerce (also known as Take on Traffic - pro-tollers). The Statesman has continued to squelch the citizens who speak out against the freeway to tollway plan with it’s articles, pro toll editorials and by keeping hundreds, if not thousands of letter to the editor from being published on the subject in the past years.

Oil Firms Waste $40B per Year in Gas --Up to 170 billion cubic meters of natural gas is burned off by the world's oil producers every year with enormous economic and environmental costs 10 Sep 2007 In spite of all the recent talk about climate change, the Kyoto Protocol and tight energy resources in Europe, the oil industry continues to burn huge volumes of natural gas that rises from oil deposits on land or under the sea.

Old Farmer's Almanac: 2008 will be the warmest year in a century 11 Sep 2007 The Old Farmer's Almanac is relying on time-honored, complex calculations to predict that 2008 will be the warmest year in a century, but it also is banking on a factor anyone can understand: years that end in "8" have weird weather. People still talk about the frigid winters of 1748 and 1888, tornadoes of 1908, Northwest floods and the Northeast hurricane of 1938. If the forecast and tradition hold true, they'll look back on the heat of 2008.

Patriots at center of NFL spy storm 11 Sep 2007 The New England Patriots were at the center of a sports espionage storm Tuesday as the National Football League probed charges they stole secret signals from opponents the New York Jets.

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[Previous lead stories:] WTC contractors with mob ties, fraud: Daily News probe 09 Sep 2007 Seven contractors cited for everything from mob ties to tax fraud to fatal accidents are getting a slice of the $16 billion reconstruction at Ground Zero, a Daily News investigation has found. All of the companies work for the Port Authority, the Dormitory Authority or the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. on taxpayer-funded contracts worth millions of dollars.

New bin Laden video identifies 9/11 hijacker BBC revealed 'alive and well' on 23 Sept. 2001 by Lori Price 11 Sep 2007 New bin Laden video surfaces (CNN) 11 Sep 2007 A new video purportedly featuring an introduction from al Qaeda [al-CIAduh] leader Osama bin Laden appeared on the Internet Tuesday, the sixth anniversary of the September 11, 2001, attacks on New York and Washington. In the video's introduction, a voice identified as bin Laden's praises 9/11 hijacker Waleed al-Shehri, from Saudi Arabia. He sat in seat 2B on American Airlines Flight 11, which crashed into World Trade Center's north tower. [See: Hijack 'suspects' alive and well (BBC) 23 Sep 2001 Another of the men named by the FBI as a hijacker in the suicide attacks on Washington and New York has turned up alive and well. The identities of four of the 19 suspects accused of having carried out the attacks are now in doubt. Saudi Arabian pilot Waleed Al Shehri was one of five men that the FBI said had deliberately crashed American Airlines flight 11 into the World Trade Centre on 11 September. His photograph was released, and has since appeared in newspapers and on television around the world. He told journalists there that he had nothing to do with the attacks on New York and Washington, and had been in Morocco when they happened.

US to build military base on Iraq-Iran border 10 Sep 2007 The US military said on Monday that it is to build a base on Iraq's border with Iran to stem [facilitate] what it charges is rampant smuggling of weapons and fighters.

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