Bin Laden 'surrounded'

[Sama]

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[Basic_man]

haha, own3d !!

[Brad Xtremepay]

I call BS... hasn't been reported anywhere else yet.

[fuelcell]

Hmmmmm....I'll believe that one when I see it happen. Could be he's a black sheep (haha) but the Bin Laden's are Bush family friends.

[Donny]

I hope it's true.


But I get the feeling it isn't.

[Rorschach]

whatever

[Ic3m4nZ]

Americans wish but not Geroge Bush. Oh and his dog passed away today one down one to go

[MrIzzz]

no hes not. i just got out of his cab on 79th street

[69pornlinks]

Originally posted by fuelcell
Hmmmmm....I'll believe that one when I see it happen. Could be he's a black sheep (haha) but the Bin Laden's are Bush family friends.

also it's not election time yet..wait till nov.

also has it even been proven he;s responbile...i don't recall any evidence

[GonePhishing]

Any news on this being reported anywhere else?

[KRL]

Anyone dependent on donkeys for transportation will inevitably be captured. Its only a matter of time. The US has the most technologically advanced spy and surveillance resources in the world.

He'll be caught but not delivered to the media until right before the elections.

[Fletch XXX]

nahh, they all look the same ;)

http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/1...8,00050002.htm

it will be a look-a-like

[kenny]

Originally posted by KRL
Anyone dependent on donkeys for transportation will inevitably be captured.

[Martin]

I think Bin will be caught soon.

[Fletch XXX]

http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/s1050491.htm

[Herb Kornfield]

Bin will show up at election time to make GWB look good.

[69pornlinks]

Originally posted by KRL
Anyone dependent on donkeys for transportation will inevitably be captured. Its only a matter of time. The US has the most technologically advanced spy and surveillance resources in the world.

, funny you say that becasue from my understanding 'they' had no idea 9/11 was going to happen...maybe it was a 'glitch'

[GonePhishing]

Wow, I hope that it really happens!

[kenny]

Originally posted by 69pornlinks



, funny you say that becasue from my understanding 'they' had no idea 9/11 was going to happen...maybe it was a 'glitch'

Do you think they knew about it and allowed it?

[69pornlinks]

Originally posted by kenny


Do you think they knew about it and allowed it?

HEY..you betta watch your step..thinking like this can get you sent to that camp in cuba

[kenny]

Originally posted by 69pornlinks




also it's not election time yet..wait till nov.

also has it even been proven he;s responbile...i don't recall any evidence

Besides having Bin Laden on video/audio all but out right admitting it.

[69pornlinks]

Originally posted by kenny


Besides having Bin Laden on video/audio all but out right admitting it.

oh the one when he had the big ass nose how can i forget

[KRL]

Originally posted by 69pornlinks



, funny you say that becasue from my understanding 'they' had no idea 9/11 was going to happen...maybe it was a 'glitch'

You don't understand the volume of intel data the NSA has to analyze now. The quantity is beyond their capacity for interpretation by human eyes. So its not that the intel wasn't there, it just never got analyzed in time.

This is the downside to having immense intel capabilities. Its the same thing with the IRS. They are still having enormous system upgrade problems from their old IBM 1960's mainframes to a modern network. Computer Associates has a multibillion contract and just hasn't been able to make the new system work because the information they have to program and sync is overwhelming.

[Los]

you would think that a group of 50 people wouldnt be to hard to find.

[69pornlinks]

Originally posted by KRL


You don't understand the volume of intel data the NSA has to analyze now. The quantity is beyond their capacity for interpretation by human eyes. So its not that the intel wasn't there, it just never got analyzed in time.

This is the downside to having immense intel capabilities. Its the same thing with the IRS. They are still having enormous system upgrade problems from their old IBM 1960's mainframes to a modern network. Computer Associates has a multibillion contract and just hasn't been able to make the new system work because the information they have to program and sync is overwhelming.

so in the other words a glitch...o.k. they want me to belive some dude in a fucking cave masterminded with military persicon(sp) the most horrblie crime in recent u.s. history..while 4 plnes were hijacked withing mintues apart and NORAD didn't pursue these planes....but when payne stewart lear jet lost contact with whovever, Jets were in the air ti intercept his jet...i'm sorry i don't see the logic in what they're trying to pull,but to each it's own


edit -he's also an CIA asset since when russia trying to invade afgan,so i'm sure they kept tabs on him,but somehow he had time to plan this..okey dokey

[kenny]

Originally posted by KRL


You don't understand the volume of intel data the NSA has to analyze now. The quantity is beyond their capacity for interpretation by human eyes. So its not that the intel wasn't there, it just never got analyzed in time.

This is the downside to having immense intel capabilities. Its the same thing with the IRS. They are still having enormous system upgrade problems from their old IBM 1960's mainframes to a modern network. Computer Associates has a multibillion contract and just hasn't been able to make the new system work because the information they have to program and sync is overwhelming.

I was watching some History channel program where the NSA has a system that intercepts and records phone conversations. Data can be searched for like a search engine.

They also have the worlds biggest computer. It is used to break codes. They keep it in a air tight dust free enviroment.

[Krille]

it's all true, i read it on gfy

[hova]

If it is true, that would be fucking great for mr Bush. But I doubt it

[fuelcell]

Originally posted by KRL


You don't understand the volume of intel data the NSA has to analyze now. The quantity is beyond their capacity for interpretation by human eyes. So its not that the intel wasn't there, it just never got analyzed in time.

This is the downside to having immense intel capabilities. Its the same thing with the IRS. They are still having enormous system upgrade problems from their old IBM 1960's mainframes to a modern network. Computer Associates has a multibillion contract and just hasn't been able to make the new system work because the information they have to program and sync is overwhelming.

I call bullshit. If you want to suggest that the NSA knows everything there is to know about America citizens - I'm in agreement. If you further want to suggest they are overwhelmed, to a certain extent, by the data - I agree. American intelligence outside its own borders is an oxymoron. You don't need to look further than Iraq for proof of that statement.

I'll say again the only thing the NSA or any American intelligence agency is good at is spying on Americans.

Oh, and the IRS is illegally collecting taxes.

[toddler]

I love seeing this kind of crap. half of you don't even normalize your own dbs, let alone have ANY idea what the NSA does.

KRL is correct however, the sheer volume of data makes things hard to tie together.

Even at that its still a manual process. Someone has to actually LOOK at the data. Hence...analysts...

[Myst]

i call bullshit

[KRL]

Originally posted by fuelcell


I call bullshit. If you want to suggest that the NSA knows everything there is to know about America citizens - I'm in agreement. If you further want to suggest they are overwhelmed, to a certain extent, by the data - I agree. American intelligence outside its own borders is an oxymoron. You don't need to look further than Iraq for proof of that statement.

I'll say again the only thing the NSA or any American intelligence agency is good at is spying on Americans.

Oh, and the IRS is illegally collecting taxes.

The NSA in conjunction with several other large intelligence agencies is intercepting virtually everything and I do mean everything.

The key word being intercepting. That doesn't mean they are seeing it all physically. But everything is going into the Crays now. Well over 3 Billion communication intercepts daily. About 90% of all Internet packets are being "sniffed" also.

[toddler]

Originally posted by KRL


The NSA in conjunction with several other large intelligence agencies is intercepting virtually everything and I do mean everything.

The key word being intercepting. That doesn't mean they are seeing it all physically. But everything is going into the Crays now. Well over 3 Billion communication intercepts daily. About 90% of all Internet packets are being "sniffed" also.

yes, however about 90% of packets being sniffed STILL means someone has to look at it. Outside of some _very_ fancy LISP code, there's not a lot out there for massive correlation of data to the magnitude that is needed.

[KRL]

Originally posted by toddler


yes, however about 90% of packets being sniffed STILL means someone has to look at it. Outside of some _very_ fancy LISP code, there's not a lot out there for massive correlation of data to the magnitude that is needed.

They're using articial intelligence programs.

[toddler]

Originally posted by KRL


They're using articial intelligence programs.

Even with the current state of fuzzy logic algorithms, to the best of my knowledge
the type of correlation engine that would be needed just isn't possible yet. YET.

I do some sideline moonlighting for a defense contractor doing network wargames simulations. I'll talk to the project lead over there and see if he can shed any light on what you say, but, again from my experience, not possible today. At least to the degree that would be needed..

[cosis]

until I see it on fox news it's bullshit

[toddler]

Originally posted by cosis
until I see it on fox news it's bullshit

you've got some pretty low standards of journalism

[angelsofporn]

yup..they arent going to let this thing out of the bag until the timing is perfect for Bush Hero of the free world hype election...and he will be re-elected. Then we are going to see some shit go down in this country..he will have no one to impress and everything from the environment to abortion laws and online porn are going to get hammered..thats when i move

[Shoehorn!]

Originally posted by DonovanPhillips
I hope it's true.


But I get the feeling it isn't.

Yeah.

[KMR Stitch]

http://www.sundaytelegraph.news.com....-28778,00.html

Anyone notice the DATE FEB 22nd?

?? or is it already FEB 22nd in UK??

nm .au ...

[Sama]

KRL is correct however, the sheer volume of data makes things hard to tie together

Good Point!

[TheJimmy]

Originally posted by KRL
Anyone dependent on donkeys for transportation will inevitably be captured. Its only a matter of time. The US has the most technologically advanced spy and surveillance resources in the world.

He'll be caught but not delivered to the media until right before the elections.

what he said...

[Morgan]

wow, we all know before CNN. thats amazing!

[brand0n]

get your hot pretzels!

[WWC]

nice...we were there to shoot it in 3D :-) JK....just one of our 3D pics from www.3DOrgasm.com site also just updated and 3D glasses just mailed to all our webmasters...

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[makefuckingmoney]

Elvis is next..

[Spunky]

Release the bombs

[NoCarrier]

http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ie...nG=Search+News

[Doctor Dre]

It has been reported on national canada tv ... but they say US officials didn't approve yet

[Mr. T]

I'm probably the least likely to jump aboard these "Weekly World News"-like threads, but I must admit I'm a tad persuaded after reading about it on bloomberg.

http://quote.bloomberg.com/apps/news...top_world_news

That would be a nice trophy head for the US's wall!

::crosses fingers::