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America's on Orange!
The intelligence indicates that al-Qaida operatives might
attempt to attack "soft" or lightly guarded targets such as apartment
buildings and hotels and that such attacks could involve chemical,
biological or radiological devices. Officials have been particularly
concerned about the use of a so-called "dirty bomb" that could spew
radiation over a relatively confined area, but there was also the
possibility of conventional explosives or even assassinations.
Ashcroft said there are indications that al-Qaida "might also seek
economic targets, such as transportation and energy sectors, as wel
as symbolic targets and symbols of American power."
You know, if they can't be more specific than "al-Qaida is going to
blow something in the USA up", why bother rambling on like that?
A few hours after the announcement, the FBI (news - web sites)
issued an alert to law enforcement and the public for help in finding
a Pakistani man identified as Mohammed Sher Mohammed Khan,
36, who it said may have entered the United States illegally after
Sept. 1, 2001. The FBI said it had no specific information that Khan
was a terrorist — his name and birth date might be fictitious — but
that agents want to question him.
Um... wasn't Mohammed Khan the guy that was shot by the police
in the beginning of Invisibles #20? |
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