[osint] Bodies Are Strewn Like Roadkill

"No one is sure when recovery of those killed by Katrina — whether in the floodwaters the hurricane left behind or the violence that erupted in its wake — will begin. It is unclear how those without wallets or papers on their bodies might be identified. And, of course, it is unclear how many there

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[osint] Hartford Libraries Watch as US Makes Demands

"Ms. Knapp said the case provided some validation for librarians who had been complaining that the library provisions in the Patriot Act were a breach of privacy and could be invoked too easily. She said it rebutted comments by some supporters of the Patriot Act, who have said that librarians and t

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[osint] Opium gold unites US friends and foes

"Drugs connect the Taliban and Northern Alliance Top US officials admit that despite sharp differences between the Pashtun Taliban resistance and the Northern Alliance, some groups within these factions are in touch with each other. Although there are no traces of any alliance that would provide s

[osint] While foreign offers of aid pour into America, al Qaeda's Iraq

The 9/11 anniversary is looming and the U.S. government is preoccupied with Katrina recovery both physically and politically. The Katrina response involves sending some military personnel from the stricken area home from Iraq and delay of troop unit arrivals to bolster strength for qwelling recent

[osint] A federal court in Brooklyn has upheld three lawsuits accusing the Jordan-based

"The lawsuits claim the Arab Bank aided terrorism by acting as the administrator of an "insurance plan" by the Saudi Committee in Support of the "Intifada al Quds", which paid $5,300 to the families of Hamas, Jihad Islami and Fatah-al Aqsa Brigades suicide bombers." http://www.debka.com/headline.

[osint] FW: [I-S] Katrina: Why Didn't Incompetent New Orleans Mayor Follow His Own Plan?

In this country action usually starts at the local level. The local New Orleans governement seems to have done nothing other than complain that others have not done. bh September 04, 2005 www.captainsquartersblog.com Katrina: Why Didn't Nagin Follow His Own Plan? Mark Tapscott, one of the

[osint] New Orleans busses

People might want to take a look at these photos (scroll down for more) of hundreds of buses in New Orleans which, instead of being used to transport people lacking cars out of the city during the so-called mandatory evacuation, rather were allowed to be flooded into uselessness: http://junkyard

[osint] Kabul Pledges Aid to US Hurricane Victims

Kabul Pledges Aid to US Hurricane Victims By VOA News 04 September 2005 The impoverished country of Afghanistan is pledging $100,000 to help the victims of Hurricane Katrina in the United States. U.S. Ambassador Ronald Neumann thanked the Afghan people for the pledge on Sunday. He said the mo

[osint] Great Britain shows this ex-colony how it should be done:

Regarding the Russian submarine snarled in underwater cables a couple of weeks ago...By the time we cleared all the bureaucratic "B.S." and got started, Great Britain had arrived, completed the rescue of the seven men trapped in the submarine, and were cleaning up. England's Prime Minis

[osint] Why Corporations Fund Radical Islam

Why Corporations Fund Radical Islam by Daniel Pipes FrontPageMagazine.com September 2, 2005 How does the Council on American-Islamic Relations (and others in the Islamist victimization industry) fare so well when it complains to a corporation? That's the question Margaret Wente, the Globe a

[osint] Kuwait Pledges $500M for Hurricane Relief

Kuwait Pledges $500M for Hurricane Relief KUWAIT CITY (AP) -- The oil-rich Persian Gulf state of Kuwait said Sunday it will donate $500 million in aid to U.S. relief efforts after Hurricane Katrina. The offer is the largest known put forward since the hurricane ravaged Louisiana, Mississipp

[osint] Disaster Relief for Hurricane victims: Red Faces At The Red Cross

Red Faces At The Red Cross July 30, 2002 http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/07/30/eveningnews/main516886.shtml In part two of her report on the American Red Cross, CBS News Correspondent Sharyl Attkisson looks at what investigative auditors found when they visited the charity's local chapters to

[osint] More criminal activities at mosques: Muslim leader pleads guilty to meth chemical distribution

Ex Mosque leader pleads guilty to meth chemical distribution Saturday, September 3, 2005 By Chris Hack Staff writer _ A former leader of a Southwest Side mosque where other leaders have been linked to international terrorism pleaded guilty Friday to federal charges he tried to di

[osint] Man charged with making terror manual

Man charged with making terror manual Sep. 2, 2005 at 5:52AM UPI A former baggage handler at Sydney airport will be tried on terrorist charges, accused of making a terrorist manual from Internet sources. Bilal Khazal was arraigned in the New South Wales Supreme Court in Sydney Fri

[osint] What Katrina reveals about US security: America's enemies gleefully study portrait of unpreparedness

And America's enemies include those domestically attacking America as well. Bruce What Katrina reveals about US security America's enemies gleefully study portrait of unpreparedness _ Posted: September 2, 2005 1:00 a.m. Eastern C 2005 WorldNetDaily.com While Americans watch

[osint] Local ham-radio operators help rescue effort

Local ham-radio operators help rescue effort By Rocky Scott DEMOCRAT STAFF WRITER Tallahassee ham-radio operators took part in the daring helicopter rescue Friday of about 1,500 patients and staff from two New Orleans hospitals besieged by darkness, dank water and gunfire. "There were a lot o

[osint] CBS Red Cross Part 3

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/07/31/eveningnews/main517045.shtml The Battle Inside The Red Cross July 31, 2002 In part three of her report on the American Red Cross, CBS News Correspondent Sharyl Attkisson looks at the festering power struggle inside the charity that ultimately forced o

[osint] CBS Red Cross Part 2

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/07/30/eveningnews/main516886.shtml Red Faces At The Red Cross July 30, 2002 In part two of her report on the American Red Cross, CBS News Correspondent Sharyl Attkisson looks at what investigative auditors found when they visited the charity's local chapters

[osint] CBS Red Cross Articles Part 1

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2002/07/29/eveningnews/main516700.shtml Disaster Strikes In Red Cross Backyard July 29, 2002 In part one of her report on the American Red Cross, CBS News Correspondent Sharyl Attkisson looks at how the charity is responding to its biggest criminal scandal. T

[osint] Saving displaced pets: Noah's Wish

Another reason to not support the Red Cross. Period. Bruce Subject: Saving displaced pets: Noah's Wish For those horrified by the overlooked suffering of terrified lost pets in the wake of Katrina, Noah's Wish is an organization that is boots-on-the-ground in NO rescuing displaced animals an

[osint] RE: Don't Give Your Hurricane Donations to the Red Cross

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