Michael Baldwin, Bruce[_2_]
August 9th 07, 02:52 AM
Warhol wrote:
> Zionists unveils their next attack against civilization
Mooslimes don't have a civilisation, Wormhole.
> Israel Warns US Terror Attack In '90 Days At Most'
>
>
> Counterterrorism expert Juval Aviv spoke with FOX Fan Central about
> what Americans can do to protect themselves in case of a terror
> attack.
>
> Do you believe another terrorist attack is likely on American soil?
>
> I predict, based primarily on information that is floating in Europe
> and the Middle East, that an event is imminent and around the corner
> here in the United States. It could happen as soon as tomorrow, or it
> could happen in the next few months. Ninety days at the most.
> What advice do you have for individuals that have the misfortune of
> finding themselves in the middle of a terror attack?
>
> Since mass transportation is the next attack, when you travel to work
> have with you, a bottle of water, a small towel and a flashlight. What
> happened in London is exactly a point to look at. Those people who
> were close to the bombs died, then others were injured or died from
> inhaling the toxic fumes or getting trampled. The reason you take a
> bottle of water and a towel is that if you wet the towel and put it
> over your face, you can protect yourself against the fumes and get
> yourself out of there.
> Don't be bashful. If your gut feeling tells you when you walk onto a
> bus there is something unusual or suspicious, get out and walk away.
> You may do it 10 times for no reason, but there will be one time that
> saves your life. Let your sixth sense direct you.
> Try to break your routine. If you travel during rush hour every day,
> try to get up a little earlier and drive to work or take the train
> when it's still not full. Don't find yourself every day in the midst
> of rush hour. Terrorists are not going to waste a bomb on a half-empty
> train.
>
> What portion of the American infrastructure do you believe is at the
> greatest risk for a terror attack?
>
> We have put all of our emphasis, right or wrong, on the aviation area.
> What has happened, in the last two to three years, based on
> information we have, is the terrorists have realized that they cannot
> hijack a plane in America soon because the passengers are going to
> fight back. So they realize what they have been very successful with
> over the last 50 years in Madrid, London, Iraq, Israel: demoralizing
> the public when they go to work and when they come back from work.
> What they're going to do is hit six, seven or eight cities
> simultaneously to show sophistication and really hit the public. This
> time, which is the message of the day, it will not only be big cities.
> They're going to try to hit rural America. They want to send a message
> to rural America: "You're not protected. If you figured out that if
> you just move out of New York and move to Montana or to Pittsburgh,
> you're not immune. We're going [to] get you wherever we can and it's
> easier there than in New York."
>
> What more do you think the government can do to protect the public?
> Number one, and this is the beef I've had with Homeland Security for
> the last four years, is educating the public on how to deal with those
> types of events. There's no education. We're raising the color code
> alert and that means nothing to anyone. Whether it's green, yellow,
> pink, no one ever educated the public how to identify suspicious items
> or people. In Israel, so many of them [terrorists] have been
> apprehended just because people have phoned in. We don't have that
> training on campuses, schools or kindergarten.
> In Israel, it's very popular right now [amongst terrorists] to put one
> device to explode and time another one for five minutes later when
> it's all calm, people are getting up and the rescue teams have
> responded. You need to know all those things and think about those
> things. The government must pursue that. Law enforcement will never
> have enough people on the street to detect things. We don't have that
> kind of manpower. That's why the government must enlist the public.
>
> Juval Aviv is a former Israeli Counterterrorism Intelligence Officer
> and President and CEO of Interfor, Inc. Mr. Aviv has also served as a
> special consultant to the U.S. Congress on issues of terrorism and
> security and is the author of "Staying Safe : The Complete Guide to
> Protecting Yourself, Your Family, and Your Business."
>
> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0%2C2933%2C161962%2C00.html
>
> Now them Zionists are posing and pretending to be the experts.
> In any war, both sides strike each other. Well DUH, they will
> eventually strike back. They could have asked me or almost anyone else
> and they would tell you the same thing. The Zionists and Evangelists
> rule and control by fear. BLIND FEAR is their favorite promotion.
> Zionists unveils their next attack against civilization
Mooslimes don't have a civilisation, Wormhole.
> Israel Warns US Terror Attack In '90 Days At Most'
>
>
> Counterterrorism expert Juval Aviv spoke with FOX Fan Central about
> what Americans can do to protect themselves in case of a terror
> attack.
>
> Do you believe another terrorist attack is likely on American soil?
>
> I predict, based primarily on information that is floating in Europe
> and the Middle East, that an event is imminent and around the corner
> here in the United States. It could happen as soon as tomorrow, or it
> could happen in the next few months. Ninety days at the most.
> What advice do you have for individuals that have the misfortune of
> finding themselves in the middle of a terror attack?
>
> Since mass transportation is the next attack, when you travel to work
> have with you, a bottle of water, a small towel and a flashlight. What
> happened in London is exactly a point to look at. Those people who
> were close to the bombs died, then others were injured or died from
> inhaling the toxic fumes or getting trampled. The reason you take a
> bottle of water and a towel is that if you wet the towel and put it
> over your face, you can protect yourself against the fumes and get
> yourself out of there.
> Don't be bashful. If your gut feeling tells you when you walk onto a
> bus there is something unusual or suspicious, get out and walk away.
> You may do it 10 times for no reason, but there will be one time that
> saves your life. Let your sixth sense direct you.
> Try to break your routine. If you travel during rush hour every day,
> try to get up a little earlier and drive to work or take the train
> when it's still not full. Don't find yourself every day in the midst
> of rush hour. Terrorists are not going to waste a bomb on a half-empty
> train.
>
> What portion of the American infrastructure do you believe is at the
> greatest risk for a terror attack?
>
> We have put all of our emphasis, right or wrong, on the aviation area.
> What has happened, in the last two to three years, based on
> information we have, is the terrorists have realized that they cannot
> hijack a plane in America soon because the passengers are going to
> fight back. So they realize what they have been very successful with
> over the last 50 years in Madrid, London, Iraq, Israel: demoralizing
> the public when they go to work and when they come back from work.
> What they're going to do is hit six, seven or eight cities
> simultaneously to show sophistication and really hit the public. This
> time, which is the message of the day, it will not only be big cities.
> They're going to try to hit rural America. They want to send a message
> to rural America: "You're not protected. If you figured out that if
> you just move out of New York and move to Montana or to Pittsburgh,
> you're not immune. We're going [to] get you wherever we can and it's
> easier there than in New York."
>
> What more do you think the government can do to protect the public?
> Number one, and this is the beef I've had with Homeland Security for
> the last four years, is educating the public on how to deal with those
> types of events. There's no education. We're raising the color code
> alert and that means nothing to anyone. Whether it's green, yellow,
> pink, no one ever educated the public how to identify suspicious items
> or people. In Israel, so many of them [terrorists] have been
> apprehended just because people have phoned in. We don't have that
> training on campuses, schools or kindergarten.
> In Israel, it's very popular right now [amongst terrorists] to put one
> device to explode and time another one for five minutes later when
> it's all calm, people are getting up and the rescue teams have
> responded. You need to know all those things and think about those
> things. The government must pursue that. Law enforcement will never
> have enough people on the street to detect things. We don't have that
> kind of manpower. That's why the government must enlist the public.
>
> Juval Aviv is a former Israeli Counterterrorism Intelligence Officer
> and President and CEO of Interfor, Inc. Mr. Aviv has also served as a
> special consultant to the U.S. Congress on issues of terrorism and
> security and is the author of "Staying Safe : The Complete Guide to
> Protecting Yourself, Your Family, and Your Business."
>
> http://www.foxnews.com/story/0%2C2933%2C161962%2C00.html
>
> Now them Zionists are posing and pretending to be the experts.
> In any war, both sides strike each other. Well DUH, they will
> eventually strike back. They could have asked me or almost anyone else
> and they would tell you the same thing. The Zionists and Evangelists
> rule and control by fear. BLIND FEAR is their favorite promotion.