The Zionist Bio Terror Threat For US Is Now Real


Zionist will definitely try a Bio Terror False Flag attack on US to kick off the "Clash of Civilization" which 9/11 didn't succeed to bring about

Nuclear and biological terrorism is the emerging threat the next US President should focus on, the US security chief has told Sky News.

In an exclusive interview, homeland security secretary Michael Chertoff said sources of radioactive and biological materials must be properly secured "at all costs".

He warned terrorists are actively seeking to acquire such materials.

Mr Chertoff said he did not think a weapon of mass destruction, like a biological or nuclear bomb, was a danger that could be just months away.

But he warned: "It may be years away and we can't afford to waste this time waiting for that event to happen.

"We've got to stay ahead of the issue of weapons of mass destruction, if not for our own benefit, then for the benefit of our children."

His comments echo those of the British Home Secretary Jacqui Smith, who told Sky News last year that intelligence suggested terrorists were trying to get their hands on materials and know how to make a dirty bomb.

Last November, the security services in Slovakia arrested three men attempting to sell enriched uranium on the black market.

Mr Chertoff said it must be a priority to secure sites in rogue countries where dangerous materials may get into the wrong hands.

He said: "It is also important to secure our own radioactive material.

"Medical facilities, for example, have radioactive material, which they use for medical purposes. We're in the process of securing those in the United States."

Mr Chertoff also warned nuclear proliferation was a major concern.

He said: "Obviously, the more countries that get the (nuclear) bomb, the greater the likelihood that they will deliberately or inadvertently pass the bomb into the hands of dangerous people."

But the security chief said biological threats posed the most pressing and "challenging issue" to security, "because the raw material exists in nature".

He said: "The internet and the proliferation of knowledge is an increasing challenge.

"It will require the whole world to make sure people aren't setting up laboratories where they're beginning to fashion biological weapons."

Mr Chertoff told Sky News the intent of terrorists to get their hands on such weapons was clear.

He pointed to the discovery of al Qaeda training camps in Afghanistan, where experiments with biological and chemical agents had taken place, saying: "Al Qaeda would, if they could, use these types of weapons.

"It is not a lack of intent, it is a lack of capability. But I don't think that we want to wait in addressing these issues and that's why this is a very hot priority for us."

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/5/20081031/twl-bio-terror-next-threat-for-us-3fd0ae9.html


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11.02.08 -- Web Master




WEB MASTER, Puzzle by Elizabeth C. Gorski, edited by Will Shortz

IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII[SPIDER] (25-Down -- Visual presentation of what gave 115-Across special powers) and THE AMAZING [SPIDER]MAN (115-Across), along with PHOTOGRAPHER (12D. 115-Across’s day job), TOBY MAGUIRE (64D. Film star who played 115-Across); OTTO OCTAVIUS (26D. Tentacled enemy of 115-Across), ALFRED MOLINA (47D. Film star who played 26-Down), GREEN GOBLIN (38A. Pumpkin bomb-throwing enemy of 115-Across, with “the”), WILLEM DAFOE (100A. Film star who played 38-Across) and COMIC BOOK COVER (24A. Where you might see 115-Across), are the interrelated entries of this Sunday crossword. Wow! All those I’s forming a strand from which to dangle a glyph of a spider? Cool!!!


If the way to a man’s heart were not through his stomach, it would be through the boy he hides in himself along with his heroes, those secret idols scrawled upon pages splashed with color and fantastic adventures, valiant rescuers with other-worldly powers and incredible magnetism for the opposite sex, all in the spare time of an everyday everyman possessing an undisclosed identity. Ah, that’s the life!

Today’s crossword covers much more, however, and the few following links may reveal where this brilliant crossword and its author would have us travel, providing a secondary clue or an outright answer in a puzzle that’s a bit like a diversion in study hall, you know, a comic book read between the pages of Dostoevsky or Proust!



Across: 1. Precipitate; 7. Amplifier jack letters; 10. Liveliness; 16. “Sort of” ending; 19. Full assembly; 20. Nabokov heroine; 21. Falafel sandwich sauce; 22. Never, in Nürnberg; 23. They work on Steinways; 24. Where you might see 115-Across; 27. They’re hidden in a Hirschfeld sketch; 28. Others, in Latin; 29. The followers, briefly; 30. Rubber that meets the road; 31. Coffee order; 34. Deceive; 36. Consumers; 40. Scottish cattle breed; 42. “Show me!”; 43. Gibson’s “Ransom” co-star; 44. Prominent stars in constellations; 49. What’s more; 50. Food writer Rombauer and others; 52. Related to base eight; 56. Royals abroad, maybe; 58. "SOI see”; 60. Go (for); 61. Bandleader Puente; 62. Scratch cause; 65. Leaves behind; 68. “London Fields” author; 69. Taliban leader; 70. Way overseas; 71. French goose; 72. Mess up; 73. Plant with tendrils; 74. Selfish cry before and after “all”; 75. Sight from the Bering Sea; 77. Astrologers’ work; 79. Geraint’s beloved; 80. Vintage wheels; 81. System of beliefs; 83. Baby carrier brand; 84. Dress lines; 86. Singer Lauper; 88. Legal org.; 91. Plus; 92. Loathing; 94. Shoelace ends: Var.; 97. Handel opera based on Greek myth; 105. Resemble; 106. Wish granters; 108. The planet Venus; 110. Memo starter; 111. Lux. Locale; 112. “IMNO fool …”; 114. Identify from memory; 119. Lighthearted; 120. Suffix with puppet; 121. Extremely; 122. Pupil’s spot; 123. It’s covered by a sleeve; 124. Hosp. staff; 125. Learn easily; 126. Beam; 127. Firewood measures.





Down: 1. 10-G, e.g.: Abbr.; 2. Laundry whitener; 3. Actor Jeremy of “North Country”; 4. Nervousness; 5. Run down; 6. Some intellectual property: Abbr.; 7. Chewy cookie; 8. Immunity IDOL on “Survivor”; 9. Monet painting also known as “:The Woman in the Green Dress”; 10. And more: Abbr.; 11. Wooden shoe; 13. They run through South America; 14. Publicity; 15. Peculiarity; 16. Visible; 17. California’s High SIERRA; 18. Joan of Arc’s crime; 32. Economics fig.; 33. Indian fort locale; 35. ENTR’ acte; 36. High ways?; 37. To boot; 39. Drawers in a laundry room; 41. Hardly luxurious; 44. Looks good on; 45. Assay; 46. Largest moon of Uranus; 48. Quattro + due; 51. Comfy shoe; 53. Stopwatch info; 54. All excited; 55. Goes ballistic; 57. Company leaders: Abbr.; 59. Bouquet; 63. Mohawk, for one; 66. White-glove affairs; 67. Sp. Matrons; 76. Big time?; 78. Modern test subj.; 82. “Scenes From a MALL” (Woody Allen film); 86. Home of Rapid City: Abbr.; 87. Setting of the painting “Washington Crossing the Delaware”; 89. Natural sweetener; 90. “Don’t look ATME that way!”; 93. Suffix with glass; 95. Dim perception; 96. Old campus grp.; 97. Let up; 98. Stake attachment, maybe; 99. Takes in, say; 101. Small program; 102. Girl’s name meaning “happy”; 103. Person with a public address; 104. Swindle; 107. Young business partner?; 109. Beginnings; 111. Book before Daniel: Abbr.; 113. Water brand; 116. Intersected; 117. Glamorous Gardner; 118. Sticky stuff; 119. Abbr. in a real estate ad.

If crosswords were webs and their authors were spiders, Elizabeth C. Gorski is herself, a web master!

Excuse me, I hear a damsel in distress!




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