Maybe Juan Williams Has a Right To Be Concerned

dooley_womack1 · Oct 31, 2010

Do they sell spasming panties?

TheSportsPredictor · Oct 31, 2010

poindexter said:

TheSportsPredictor said:

I know what he is doing.

I am putting it clearly for people who might not.
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I love people who get so MAD on a message board.

Most of the posters who used to get the pantyspasms moved to the other board. I'm glad The SportsPredictor is still around.
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You think I'd still be here if I was pissed off?

poindexter · Oct 31, 2010

Yes. And Yes.

dooley_womack1 · Oct 31, 2010

What was the second yes in regards to, poin?

TheSportsPredictor · Oct 31, 2010

poindexter said:

Yes. And Yes.
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Something else for you to be wrong about. Put it on page 25 of your "I Am Wrong" notebook.

YankeeFan · Nov 1, 2010

This wasn't a dry run. That was last month:

American intelligence officials in September intercepted several packages containing books, papers, compact disks and other household items shipped from Yemen to Chicago and considered the possibility that the parcels might be a test run for a terrorist attack, two officials said Monday night.

Now the intelligence officials believe that the shipments, whose hour-by-hour locations could be tracked by the sender on the shippers’ Web sites, may have been used to plan the route and timing for two printer cartridges packed with explosives that were sent from Yemen and intercepted in Britain and Dubai on Friday.

In September, after American counterterrorism agencies received information linking the packages to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, the terror network’s branch in Yemen, intelligence officers stopped the shipments in transit and searched them, said the officials, who would discuss the operation only on condition of anonymity. They found no explosives, and the packages were permitted to continue to what appeared to be “random addresses” with no connection to the terrorist group in Chicago.

“At the time, people obviously took notice and — knowing of the terrorist group’s interest in aviation — considered the possibility that AQAP might be exploring the logistics of the cargo system,” one of the officials said, referring to Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

The apparent test run might have permitted the plotters to estimate when cargo planes carrying the doctored toner cartridges would be over Chicago or another city. That would conceivably enable them to set timers on the two devices to set off explosions where they would cause the greatest damage.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/02/world/02terror.html?hp
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