Al-Qaida Nukes in US ?

[Editor's Note: Please remember ALWAYS: these news items are seeded by Illuminati-controlled government intelligence organizations into news outfits like CNN or World Net Daily for PROPAGANDA purposes. First and foremost, they want to keep the public cowering in FEAR and anxiety. Second, when these same organizations manipulate the 'crisis' event into reality, they will have their patsies and scapegoats all lined up, so the entire country will cheer when we retaliate. By the way, Condoleezza Rice is no more running the NSA than that actor with the ping pong head is running the Jack-In-The-Box corporation....Ken Adachi]

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November 15, 2002
Preliminary 11/14 WorldNetDaily report;
but CNN 11/15 report may tend to confirm

7 nukes in U.S.,warns al-Qaida
Man claiming to be top bin Laden operative threatens to kill millions, destroy economy

WorldNetDaily.com
November 14, 2002
© 2002 WorldNetDaily.com
Terrorists have placed seven nuclear bombs in as many U.S. cities and will soon detonate them, causing millions of casualties, massive panic and destroying the world's biggest economy, warns a top al-Qaida operative in an interview with Al-Jazeera television in Qatar. While much of the world's attention has been riveted on Al-Jazeera's
broadcast of an audiotape apparently made by Osama bin Laden, this more specific threat aired on the station has received scant media coverage. Th! e spectacular threats were made by a man claiming to be Mohammed
al-Usuquf, reputedly al-Qaida's No. 3 operative. Al-Usuquf is said to be a doctor in physics who holds a master's degree in international economics.
A copy of the interview was sent to the prestigious Arab-language daily Al Quds Al Arabi, edited in London, but it was not printed. Parts of the interview were published by Asia Times, which could confirm neither the identity of the man nor his membership in al-Qaida. Al-Usuquf says al-Qaida's Kuwaiti spokesman, Sulaiman Abu Ghaith, and bin Laden himself, suggested that he grant the interview. Bin Laden, he says, is "alive and healthy, along with his commanders Mohamme! d Atef, Khalid Shaik Mohammed and Mullah Omar." While Al-Usuquf begins the interview by criticizing Washington for its positions on the Kyoto Protocol on climatic change, the International Criminal Court, the Palestinian cause and for its "financial greed," he concludes by saying America must be destroyed. "Aircraft carriers, nuclear submarines and spy satellites will be worthless in the next war," he says.
Al-Qaida has 5,000 first-rank operatives and around 20,000 others all over the world. "We have more than 500 first-rank and 800 second-rank [operatives] inside the U.S.," he says. He explains that "first rank" means they have lived in the U.S. for more than 10 years, most of them married with children. "They have an idea about the plans, and they are just waiting for a call." "Second-rank" operatives arrived in the past five years and "have no idea about the plans," he says. All are willing to die for the cause, he says. Sept. 11 "was just the beginning," says al-Usuquf. "It was a way to call the world's attention to what's going to happen." He details a plan to destroy the U.S. by "attacking the heart of what they (Americans) consider the most importa! nt thing in the world - money."
This economic cataclysm will be prompted, he says, by "destroying America's seven largest cities and some other measures" with "atomic bombs." The bombs "won't be launched," he says. "They are already there. Seven nuclear heads have already been positioned on American soil, before Sept. 11, and they are ready to be detonated. Before Sept. 11, American security was a fiasco, and even later, if we needed, we could position the bombs there. They arrived through seaports as normal cargo. A nuclear head is not bigger than a fridge, so it can easily be camouflaged as one. Thousands of containers arrive at a seaport every day, and even with very efficient security, it's impossible to check and examine each one ! of them." Al-Usuquf says the bombs were bought on the black market – five from the former USSR and two from Pakistan.
The five Russian heads "are from T-3 missiles, also known as RD-107, and their power is around 100 kilotons each. That is five times the Hiroshima bomb. The Pakistani ones are less powerful, something around 10 kilotons each." Each of the Russian bombs would have cost around $200 million, claims Al-Ususquf. Al-Qaida was able to raise the money "because we have many sponsors. Many countries sponsor us, and also some very rich people."Not all of the sponsoring nations are Arab countries, he says. "Some European countries as well are interested in the fall of the U.S." As to the "rich people," they are "people who are also tired of seeing the U.S. bleeding the rest of the world." Iraq's Saddam Hussein, says Al-Usuquf, is not one of these people, "but just a collaborator, represented by Abdul Tawab Hawaish, his vice prime minister and responsible for Iraq's arms program." Al-Usuquf says that the bombs cannot be detected by U.S. authorities.
"Even if they are old, they were modernized and are very well hidden," he told Al-Jazeera. "Even if they were located, they have auto-detonation mechanisms in case something or someone gets close. Even an electromagnetic pulse is not capable of deactivating them." The bombs allegedly cannot be detected because "they are enveloped in thick layers of lead." They could be detonated "by various methods - cellphone call, radio frequency, seismic shock or by their regressive clock." Al-Usuquf details the whole plan in the Al-Jazeera interview. "First, one head would be detonated, which would cause the deaths of 800,000 to 1 million people and a chaos nev! er seen before," he said. "During this chaos, two or three planes, which are now disassembled inside barns near empty roads in the U.S. countryside, would take off in suicide missions to pulverize another two or three big American cities with chemicals.
Once the disease was identified, all seaports and airports would be quarantined. Land borders would also be closed. No plane, boat or car would enter or leave the U.S. This would be total chaos." The first target would be the city "that would offer the best conditions, for example bright sky and winds of eight or more miles an hour blowing toward the center of the country, so radioactive dust can contaminate the largest possible area." This attack would not knock out the U.S, recognizes al-Usuquf. "But the process would be initiated," he explains. "As with the World Trade Center, it would be just a question of time for the whole economic structure to be turned to dust.
If the objectives are reached with one bomb and diseases, probably we will save the lives of other people, but it's risky, and probably six more bombs will be detonated, one a week, and more attacks with chemical weapons will be launched." According to estimates made by al-Usuquf and Ayman al-Zawahiri, al-Qaida's No. 2 man and a physician, about 15 million people would! die, victims of the bombs and the radiation. Among those contaminated by diseases, "25 percent will die, a figure around more than 5 million, plus many others due to the chaos and disorder." But the real cost will be the American economy, says al-Usuquf. The world economy would not collapse, says al-Usuquf, although "in the beginning, it will be very difficult. But without the U.S., the world will soon rise in a more just and fraternal manner. Nothing can stop the plan." And whatever America does, "it's too late." Al-Usuquf refused to give any indication as to when the attacks would begin.
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CNN Has the following story on their 11/15/02 Website:

Feds warn of 'spectacular attacks' from al Qaeda
FBI cites bin Laden tape but cautions no new intelligence

Friday, November 15,
SPECIAL REPORT
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Al Qaeda may be planning "spectacular attacks" in the United States that will cause "mass casualties" and "severe damage" to the economy, according to a federal law enforcement bulletin.
Even so, the wa! rnings have not caused the Homeland Security threat level to be increased from yellow, or elevated risk, and FBI officials said there is no new intelligence that led to the strong wording of the bulletin.
The bulletin, issued Thursday by the FBI in its weekly law enforcement alert, stems from the release of the audiotape that is believed to contain Osama bin Laden's voice added to earlier intelligence reports.
That audiotape, along with previous intelligence and a "resurgence of al Qaeda operational activity" has spurred law enforcement to review the manner in which al Qaeda is operating.
FBI officials tell CNN that there is no specific information about the time, place or method of such attacks and no new intelligence that sparked the bulletin. FBI officials, in fact, believe the message in the bulletin is being overplayed and overstated by the media.
Nevertheless, the language in the document is more ominous t! han in other bulletins.
"In selecting its next targets, sources suggest al Qaeda may favor spectacular attacks that meet several criteria: high symbolic value, mass casualties, severe damage to the U.S. economy, and maximum psychological trauma," the bulletin said. "The highest priority targets remain within the aviation, petroleum, and nuclear sectors as well as significant national landmarks.
"However, target vulnerability and likelihood of success may be as important to a weakened al Qaeda as the target's prominence," said the bulletin.
'Summary of intelligence'
U.S. officials urged vigilance and caution and said that security efforts were being made.
"A lot is being done to bring additional protective measures, particularly the critical infrastructure locations around the United States," said National Security Adviser Condoleezza Rice during a Friday briefing. "There is a very active ... program of coo! rdination on this particular period of time with both public and private entities and at the federal, state and local levels."
"The warnings that have gone out recently really are a summary of intelligence, not a new warning," she said.
The report says that the next attack could rely on conventional bombs and "low-technology platforms such as truck bombs, commercial or private aircraft, small watercraft or explosives easily concealed and planted."
In addition, it said: "Sources also suggest that small-scale terrorist operations against softer targets would be easier for sleeper cells already in the U.S. to carry out and would minimize the need to communicate with central leadership, lowering the risks of detection."
A U.S. official characterized the alert as simply an effort to advise law enforcement on the current thinking of al Qaeda, and in line with public testimony last month from CIA Director George Tenet.!
During October 17th testimony before the Congressional Joint Intelligence Committee, Tenet had said "the al Qaeda terrorist network has reorganized after being pushed out of Afghanistan and "intends to strike us here and overseas." (Full story)
The message that helped spur the bulletin, suspected to be from bin Laden, was broadcast Tuesday on the Arabic-language Al Jazeera TV network.
In it, the reader "praises the recent attacks against Western interests worldwide: firearms attacks against U.S. Marines in Kuwait, the fatal shooting of an American diplomat in Jordan, the bombing of a nightclub district in Bali, the attempted sinking of the French oil tanker Limburg, and the taking of hostages by Chechen guerrillas at a Moscow theater. The speaker also threatens further attacks against the United States and its allies should
the United States attack Iraq."
The U.S. government is analyzing the audiotape "to deter! mine its authenticity," but coalition sources have told CNN the voice is apparently bin Laden's and the tape was not fabricated.
The bulletin has been posted on the National Infrastructure Protection Center Web site. Located in the FBI's headquarters building in Washington, the NIPC "brings together representatives from U.S. government agencies, state and local governments, and the private sector in a partnership to protect our critical infrastructures."
On November 6, NIPC also issued a bulletin noting that al Qaeda may strike during Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of Ramadan that began last week and continues through December 5.
"Al Qaeda and sympathetic jihadists may view Ramadan as having religious incentives and symbolic and perational advantages for conducting terrorist attacks. Nonspecific intelligence reporting also indicates al Qaeda may strike this Ramadan," the bulletin said.
It notes that the ter! ror network "attempted to execute attacks during the Ramadan time period in the past." They include the "thwarted millennial plots in December 1999 and the aborted attack against the USS Sullivans in January 2000."
Also, the November 6 bulletin says, plots to attack U.S. ships and the U.S. Embassy in Singapore in late 2001, since disrupted, might have been planned for Ramadan.
CNN Justice Correspondent Terry Frieden, Producer Kevin Bohn, and CNN National Security Correspondent David Ensor contributed to this report.

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