[osint] Muslims: Co-operating with non-Muslims (the enemy)

Co-operating with non-Muslims Question: A brother from the Philippines asks, "One of the methods used in converting Muslims to Christianity in the Philippines nowadays is, that material and spiritual help is given by priests to the Imaam of the masjid and his particular group. In return,

[osint] Bin Laden Cocaine Plot Fell Through

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,163633,00.html Report: Bin Laden Cocaine Plot Fell Through Tuesday, July 26, 2005 By Dan Mangan WASHINGTON - Usama bin Laden tried to buy a massive amount of cocaine, spike it with poison and sell it in the United States, hoping to kill thousands of America

[osint] What Really Happenend At Tinker Air Force Base?

UPDATE: What Really Happened At Tinker Air Force Base? Sean Osborne Military Affairs and Senior Analyst The Northeast Intelligence Newtwork 26 July 2005 It is now time to lay all the cards on the table. In this game it is now time to see, raise and call it like it is. Consider this a pre-empti

[osint] Divers recover cannon from CSS Alabama in English Channel

http://www.dentonrc.com/sharedcontent/APStories/stories/D8B9URE00.html Divers recover cannon from CSS Alabama in English Channel 07/12/2005 Associated Press The 7,000-pound main battery pivot gun of the Confederate sea raider CSS Alabama has been recovered from the bottom of the English C

[osint] Airport security could get a little more intimate

Airport security could get a little more intimate By Neil McMahon July 27, 2005 Sydney Morning Herald A traveller's checklist: luggage, passport, visa, ticket. And now this: do I look good naked? Sydney Airport says it is keeping a close eye on overseas trials of a machine that can see

[osint] AUSTRALIA: Hardline cleric says he meets ASIO regularly

Hardline cleric says he meets ASIO regularly By Marian Wilkinson, Andrew Clennell and Anne Davies July 27, 2005 Sydney Morning Herald Sheik Mohammed Omran, the radical Melbourne cleric under attack from the Prime Minister, John Howard, and the Premier, Bob Carr, says he is still having re

[osint] SECURITY BEAT

"We are literally giving our keys to terrorists," "A terrorist attack using tractor trailers is inevitable, at least according to Terry M. Evans, CEO and President of Fleet Defender Consulting Services LLC." http://enews.primediabusiness.com/enews/acss/security_beat/current SECURITY BEAT July 26

[osint] Islamic Explosives courier jailed

Explosives courier jailed >From correspondents in Jakarta July 26, 2005 From: Agence France-Presse AN Indonesian convicted of delivering explosive materials to militants for use in the deadly attack on the Australian embassy in Jakarta has been jailed for four years. Judges at South J

[osint] DOCTOR THREATENED UK BOMB ATTACKS

http://www.thisishull.co.uk/displayNode.jsp?nodeId=136525 &command=displayContent&sourceNode=136235&contentPK=12896120 DOCTOR THREATENED UK BOMB ATTACKS 09:30 - 26 Ju

[osint] MANPADS IN AMERICA: UPDATE

"...a USAF B1-B Lancer, a long-range strategic bomber, was targeted for shoot down by three suspected Islamic terrorists one week ago at Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma." http://www.homelandsecurityus.com/SOsborne.asp MANPADS IN AMERICA: UPDATE Sean Osborne Military Affairs and S

[osint] Suspects 'lived in UK for 10 years'

http://icnewcastle.icnetwork.co.uk/eveningchronicle/ukandworld/tm_objectid=1 5782696%26method=full%26siteid=50081%26headline=suspects%2d%2dlived%2din%2du k%2dfor%2d10%2dyears%2d-name_page.html Suspects 'lived in UK for 10 years' Jul 26 2005 Both named men being hunted by police

[osint] NIGERIA: Kano introduces separate sex buses as it tightens Shari''ah law

> NIGERIA: Kano introduces separate sex buses as it tightens Shari'ah > law > > [This report does not necessarily reflect the views of the United > Nations] > > > KANO, 26 July (IRIN) - Women in Kano State have been banned from > riding in the same buses as men and from riding behind men on m

[osint] Ind. police department dumps stun guns

Ind. police department dumps stun guns Associated Press Jul. 26, 2005 11:55 AM Arizona Republic MERRILLVILLE, Ind. - Faced with growing liability fears, the town's police department has decided to stop using its stun guns on combative suspects. Police Chief Nick Bravos said the depart

[osint] Bill Clinton Pardoned Nat'l. Security Leaker

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/ic/2005/7/26/101413.shtml Bill Clinton Pardoned Nat'l. Security Leaker No wonder 2008 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been silent as a churchmouse about Karl Rove while her Democratic colleagues call for his prosecution for leaking classified informati

[osint] $35,000 handed out in incentives to lure police officers

$35,000 handed out in incentives to lure police officers Program pays for referrals, officer bonuses Chris Ramirez The Arizona Republic Jul. 1, 2005 12:00 AM Gilbert has paid about $35,000 since 2003 as part of its recruitment of police officers. Existing workers have been paid $6,250 i

[osint] Boy who made online threats gets 4 1/2 to 22 years in prison

Boy who made online threats gets 4 1/2 to 22 years in prison http://www.macombdaily.com/stories/072205/loc_osantow001.shtml July 22, 2005 By Chad Halcom Macomb Daily Staff Writer A Macomb County judge sentencing Andrew Paul Osantowski on Thursday seemed to view him more as a troubled teen w

[osint] Moderate Jihad? Bush Administration doesn't get the relig ious roots of fanatical Islamists.

http://www.theonerepublic.com/archives/Columns/Thornton/20050726ThorntonMode rate.html Moderate Jihad? Bush Administration doesn't get the religious roots of fanatical Islamists. [by Bruce S. Thornton] 7/26/05 As stalwart as the Bush administration has been in the current conflict with Islam

[osint] The Terrorists' Motivation: Islam

http://www.capmag.com/article.asp?ID=4329 The Terrorists' Motivation: Islam by Edwin A. Locke (July 24, 2005) Summary: Their attempt to practice religion consistently explains the terrorists' actions. --- The continued attacks by Islamic terrorists against the West--most recently, the horrif

[osint] Stricter Anti-Terror Laws Advance in Britain

Stricter Anti-Terror Laws Advance in Britain By SARAH LYALL New York Times July 26, 2005 LONDON, July 26 - Britain moved closer today to introducing st

[osint] Londoners Grappling With Pervasive New Foes: Fear and Suspicion

Londoners Grappling With Pervasive New Foes: Fear and Suspicion By SARAH LYALL New York Times July 26, 2005 Michael Kamber for The New York Times For

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