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tractor
post Oct 19 2006, 03:21 AM
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Today the FBI and NFL have received threats that 7 major citys that have football games going on will be bombed. It was posted on a internet site with the title "America Be Afraid" The FBI has alerted FEDS and NFL owners to be on the look out. The FBI has doubts if this is a real threat or somthing to scare people. The citys the threat has is: New York, Miami, Atlanta, Seattle, Houston, Oakland, and Clevland. The post was posted yesterday on Oct, 17, 2006. In the note it says: The bombs, would be deliverd to the stadiums in trucks. And due to the open air, the radiological fallout will destroy those not killed in the initial explosion. And that al-Qaida would be blamed for the attack. Thats about all the info they gave for more info please go to:

http://www.cnn.com/2006/US/10/18/football.threats/index.html

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post Oct 19 2006, 02:01 PM
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I very muc hdoubt this will happen. Think as a terrorist. You dont have to kill or injur to be a terrorist, just spread terror. By posting on that website that they will attack america they have succeeded in their goal as places like CNN and many many posts like this will prove accross the internet. The main thing to fight terrorism is not to show fear.

you cant fight a terrorist with guns or bombs. Fight them with no fear, getting on with life, not showing your weaknesses and overcoming the many obstacles they might provide.

also as a terrorists if you wanted to kill thousands you wouldnt tell them first.

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post Oct 19 2006, 03:56 PM
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While I personally don't think it is a serious threat, I do believe it shouldn't be taken lightly. This definitly doesn't sound like Al-Quida, they wouldn't annouce it in so much detail, but any threat made should at least be investigated. While I don't think any games should be cancelled or anything, I do think that there should be checks made at the stadiums of trucks, check them out. I know it would be a hassle, but a threat was made, precautions must be taken. I know sometimes, things in America seem to get a little out of hand with security after 9/11, but it was a big shock to us. So we tend not to take things like this to lightly.
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post Oct 19 2006, 09:31 PM
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Updated: The FBI and CIA have taken a 20 year old male into custidty for posting that thread on a website. They found him though the websites IP tracker. Some people just don't think do they. They have also locked down the truck delivery lots at the football stdiums since thats how they were being transported.
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post Oct 19 2006, 11:01 PM
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I don't worry that much about terrorism, it is in my opinion more worth worrying about getting hit by a car, as that is statistically more likely to happen

America seems very panicky at present, sure if I was in charge I would have taken it seriously, but I wouldn't have spread panic by announcing it. If you announce every "threat", you are going to have a nation cowering in fear.

For example, in britain there was a threat (4 - 5 years ago now) that someone was planning an attack in London on armistice day. It is the one day of the year where the Queen, high ranking military officials and the prime-minister are gathered in the same place.

The security services were notified and they took extra measures. In the end nothing happen, and no-one panicked. If something had have happened, telling everyone wouldn't have made a difference.

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Updated: The FBI and CIA have taken a 20 year old male into custidty for posting that thread on a website. They found him though the websites IP tracker. Some people just don't think do they.

I though you were allowed freedom of speech in America, maybe he just did it as a laugh.

Or maybe he is just a clever terrorist who has worked out you can cause mass panic without leaving your computer wink.gif
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post Oct 20 2006, 07:47 AM
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Well yes you have freedom of speech but saying your gona blow us up isn't the best thing to do. So yes threating the United States with dirty bombs is taken seriously.
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post Oct 20 2006, 01:15 PM
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QUOTE(tractor @ Oct 20 2006, 08:47 AM) *

Well yes you have freedom of speech but saying your gona blow us up isn't the best thing to do. So yes threating the United States with dirty bombs is taken seriously.

What I mean is that although it was a very stupid thing to do but the fact that he didn't look into masking his IP address etc indicates to me that he didn't do it seriously. Of course he may have. In my view america (and to some extent some other countries) are too panicky about terrorism. It isn't as a serious threat as say the IRA 1970s when it was all organised with one organization, where as at least in the west at present there seems to be no overall leader for the attacks. For example the london underground bombings didn't have any connections with any terrorist group.
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post Oct 20 2006, 02:09 PM
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awww man.the guy is stupied for make'n threads.i wonder how much his bail is lmfao.do yall know wat race the guy is?
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post Oct 20 2006, 02:59 PM
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It was a stupid hoaz, they arrested a guy who made those posts, what a moron, trying to cancel football games and scrwing with peoples minds. I hope they get him on terorrists charges and even treason as well. It's bad enough we have to deal without from the the outside world but our own citizens, if he is one doing this as well trying to get a kick out of it.