Deportation not fair, says extremist (on benefits)
by GRAEME WILSON, Daily Mail
An extreme Muslim cleric whose family have been living on benefits in
Britain for 20 years says it would not be 'fair' to deport him.
Speaking after the Prime Minister announced his clampdown,
Of course he's still alive in Iran...William would make a good fictional
writer.
Bruce
Where bin Laden is, why he's still alive
Author: Boy Scouts could get terror chief who's still planning 'American
Hiroshima'
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Posted: August 6, 2005
1:00 a.m. Eastern
FBI questions 3 passengers at airport
By SARAH LUNDY
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Published by http://www.news-press.com news-press.com on August 4, 2005
Three airline passengers were questioned Wednesday after a screener found
some suspicious items, including drawings of aircraft and notes in
BIANCO CONFIRMS HIGH TERRORIST ALERT
(AGI) - Rome, Italy, Aug 3 - The joint intelligence report highlights
Italy's increased risk of being subject to terrorist attacks, says
parliamentary intelligence review committee chairman Enzo Bianco, in comment
to the latest joint intelligence report
The Turkish authorities reported that local cells linked to al Qaeda
had planned car bomb attacks on the Israeli tourists when they
disembarked at the harbor terminal and boarded the buses picking them
up for trips.
http://www.debka.com/headline.php?hid=478
Al Qaeda terror threat diverts four
By linking the bombings to Iraq, he basically sent the message that
no matter what Blair says, Iraq is the reason, says Bob Ayers, a
counterterrorism expert at Chatham House, a think tank in London.
He's calling Blair a liar.
http://www.csmonitor.com/2005/0805/p01s02-woiq.html
Specials
They're terrorists and they're killers and they will kill innocent
people... so they can impose their dark vision on the world,
Blair has brought you destruction to the heart of London, and he will
bring more destruction, God willing.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/4745639.stm
Al-Qaeda
``Some people seem confused about the motivations and intentions of
terrorists and about our coalition's defense of the still young
democracies in Afghanistan and Iraq,'' Rumsfeld said in a speech to
the Los Angeles World Affairs Council.
``They seem to cling to the discredited theory that the
âThe Iraqi army is not just personnel and weapons, it is actually
different systems,â he said. Some of those systems are active and
running smoothly, some are still in their infancy, he said. But even
though there has been frustration and plodding progress in some areas,
Kadir said, the Iraqi
Gets them out of U.S. hands before Congress and the courts step in
because of the scandals arising from violent and abusive interrogation
techniques. With such interventions looming, every prisoner sent to
another nation is one less who can be called to testify in legal
proceedings. That could
There were reports passed on to your authorities several months ago
(in April-May) in general terms of a heightened expectancy of attacks
on London, said the ambassador, a former chief of Saudi intelligence
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=storyu=/afp/20050806/wl_mideast_afp
Appears Mr. Novak is feeling the heat of the Plame investigation.
Perhaps the special prosecutor has not let him entirely off the hook
after all. Nor was he getting any relief during the CNN program with a
copy of Who's Who on the table ready for Carville to quiz Novak about.
David Bier
âWe made it clear for the heads of defense and law enforcement
agencies [representatives of the Chechen Interior Ministry and
commanders of special units were present at the session] that those
who kill innocent people must be stopped â either lagged or eliminated
by any possible means. We have
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