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Socks · 02-08-2003, 06:14 AM

Ruh roh.. God forbid something did happen, would the US immediately strike Iraq just because ya think? Gives them a good excuse anyways.

mika · 02-08-2003, 06:16 AM

of course it wouldn't . just because there's terrorism doesnt mean it comes from Iraq

BabeHunter · 02-08-2003, 06:19 AM

iraq-iran-afganistan...are all in the same group...

hopfully this war will end this shit...

greathope · 02-08-2003, 06:27 AM

sadam shoued be sentencened to death,but usa cann't attack iraq without the permit of UN.
if the war happened,most of iraq people will be hurt but not sadam.

mika · 02-08-2003, 06:29 AM

didn't US officials themselves estimate half a million civilian victims?

but I guess that's meaningless since we're talking about iraq here

stocktrader23 · 02-08-2003, 06:38 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by greathope
sadam shoued be sentencened to death,but usa cann't attack iraq without the permit of UN.
if the war happened,most of iraq people will be hurt but not sadam.

USA can't do what?

DarkJedi · 02-08-2003, 07:24 AM

KingK7 · 02-08-2003, 07:43 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by greathope
sadam shoued be sentencened to death,but usa cann't attack iraq without the permit of UN.
if the war happened,most of iraq people will be hurt but not sadam.

You from China?

BabeHunter · 02-08-2003, 08:09 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by greathope
usa cann't attack iraq without the permit of UN.

HAHAHAHAHA
the U.N is a fucking joke...and that "coffee Anan" is a blind asshole

that's funny... "permit of the UN"...heheh

Libertine · 02-08-2003, 08:37 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by BabeHunter
iraq-iran-afganistan...are all in the same group...

hopfully this war will end this shit...

Indeed. There are no two other countries that like eachother as much as Iraq and Iran do.

Mutt · 02-08-2003, 08:40 AM

(Feb. 8) - Law enforcement and private business braced for a possible terrorist
attack after the starkest warning since the Sept. 11 anniversary, stopping more
cars at borders, readying Coast Guard cutters, and tightening security from
airports to theme parks.

Worries were raised New York once again could be a target.

While stepped-up protection stretched across the country, a high-ranking law
enforcement source told The Associated Press intercepted communications between
suspected terrorists suggested a potential threat to New York.

The communications, some intercepted as late as Thursday night, raised specific
concerns about hotels and subways in the city and the East Coast, said the
source, who spoke on condition of anonymity.

Airports, subways, nuclear plants, hotels, even plans for Sunday's NBA All-Star
Game in Atlanta received new attention after the federal government upgraded
the terror alert color to ``orange,'' warning of a growing possibility that the
al-Qaida network would launch an attack to coincide with Muslim holy days.

``What's being communicated is that we're entering into a very sensitive
period,'' said Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, who joined other governors in a
conference call with Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge. ``We're possibly on
the brink of war. Obviously there has been some intelligence gathered by the
CIA among other agencies that suggests something could happen.''

Attorney General John Ashhahahahaha said Friday the government had received
intelligence information, corroborated by multiple sources, that Osama bin
Laden's terror organization sought to attack Americans at home or abroad during
the annual hajj pilgrimage to the holy Saudi city of Mecca. The five-day hajj
involving more than a million Muslim pilgrims begins Saturday.

Potential targets, he said, could include ``soft'' or lightly guarded targets
such as apartment buildings and hotels, and could involve chemical, biological
or radiological devices. Al-Qaida might also seek to hit economic targets
connected to transportation and energy, or ``symbols of American power.''

At U.S. border crossings, inspectors began searching more vehicles, and running
computer checks on all pedestrians, said Lauren Mack with the Immigration and
Naturalization Service. Before Friday, Mack said, inspectors ran computer
checks on about 80 percent of pedestrians entering the country.

Commercial vehicles entering from Mexico will also be inspected more
thoroughly, with many screened by X-ray, said U.S. Customs spokesman Vince
Bond. ``It may be drugs. It may be avocados. It may be Cuban cigars. It may be
weapons of mass destruction. We're looking for anomalies,'' he said.

Chicago restarted its emergency operations center for the first time since the
Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, and it will remain open 24 hours a day for
an indefinite period.

In New York, Gov. George Pataki said specialized units of the state police and
the National Guard were activated. He and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg
announced extra security at bridges, tunnels, airports, subways and many public
buildings.

Nuclear facilities in California and Washington state, and utilities in New
England and elsewhere, all put security plans into action.

The warning about soft targets spurred a response by private businesses from
Las Vegas to Florida to New York.

``We have greatly enhanced what was already strict security since 9-11,'' said
Universal Orlando spokesman Jim Canfield. He wouldn't discuss specific new
measures.

In New York, the president of the city's tourism bureau, Cristyne Nicholas,
warned guests they might encounter new security procedures. ``We should be
patient, we should be understanding. If we're asked to show our room key or
identification, it's for the betterment of the entire city.''

Not everyone felt the same worries. In Hawaii, authorities decided there wasn't
any reason to change its security alert. ``There is nothing to indicate there
is a direct threat to Hawaii,'' said Gov. Linda Lingle.

On the streets, some said they couldn't really tell any difference.

``Looking around, it seems like everybody's getting on with their daily
lives,'' said Ansley Dickens, a 20-year-old student in Boston. ``The likelihood
of an earthquake is more of a huge concern of mine,'' said Rob Huntley, general
manager of The Inn At Union Square in San Francisco.

Scott McD · 02-08-2003, 08:43 AM

Hahaha,

your sig is the shit...

BabeHunter · 02-08-2003, 09:12 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by punkworld

Indeed. There are no two other countries that like eachother as much as Iraq and Iran do.

i never said that Iraq and Iran likes each other...i just said that they are in the same "extrem group"

Ross · 02-08-2003, 09:34 AM

When the war begins then it will have to be over quickly!

Irag can push one button and blow up the entire world!

I dunno why people argue about this coz at the end of the day we will all die if Saddam Hussein is captured!

Socks · 02-08-2003, 09:55 AM

So would they strike Iraq or what? Isn't it better in this situation (in order to achieve objective A) to strike first, ask questions later? Do you think they'd even try to find out who did it, or just release some propaganda from "secret CREDIBLE sources" that iraq did it, and bombs away?

the indigo · 02-08-2003, 10:52 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by BabeHunter
iraq-iran-afganistan...are all in the same group...

hopfully this war will end this shit...

You are really dumb as fuck if you think that.

Terrorism will be higher than ever before if they attack.

BabeHunter · 02-08-2003, 11:33 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by the indigo

You are really dumb as fuck if you think that.

Terrorism will be higher than ever before if they attack.

if the attack will go right...and all those assholes will die...then there won't be any 1 left to do those terorr attacks...the only solution is death

god bless the U.S.A

02-08-2003, 06:14 AM	#1
Socks Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2002 Location: Toronto Posts: 8,475	US increases terror level alert Ruh roh.. God forbid something did happen, would the US immediately strike Iraq just because ya think? Gives them a good excuse anyways.

02-08-2003, 06:19 AM	#3
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02-08-2003, 06:27 AM	#4
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02-08-2003, 08:40 AM	#11
Mutt Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Sep 2002 Posts: 34,431	(Feb. 8) - Law enforcement and private business braced for a possible terrorist attack after the starkest warning since the Sept. 11 anniversary, stopping more cars at borders, readying Coast Guard cutters, and tightening security from airports to theme parks. Worries were raised New York once again could be a target. While stepped-up protection stretched across the country, a high-ranking law enforcement source told The Associated Press intercepted communications between suspected terrorists suggested a potential threat to New York. The communications, some intercepted as late as Thursday night, raised specific concerns about hotels and subways in the city and the East Coast, said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity. Airports, subways, nuclear plants, hotels, even plans for Sunday's NBA All-Star Game in Atlanta received new attention after the federal government upgraded the terror alert color to ``orange,'' warning of a growing possibility that the al-Qaida network would launch an attack to coincide with Muslim holy days. ``What's being communicated is that we're entering into a very sensitive period,'' said Arizona Gov. Janet Napolitano, who joined other governors in a conference call with Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge. ``We're possibly on the brink of war. Obviously there has been some intelligence gathered by the CIA among other agencies that suggests something could happen.'' Attorney General John Ashhahahahaha said Friday the government had received intelligence information, corroborated by multiple sources, that Osama bin Laden's terror organization sought to attack Americans at home or abroad during the annual hajj pilgrimage to the holy Saudi city of Mecca. The five-day hajj involving more than a million Muslim pilgrims begins Saturday. Potential targets, he said, could include ``soft'' or lightly guarded targets such as apartment buildings and hotels, and could involve chemical, biological or radiological devices. Al-Qaida might also seek to hit economic targets connected to transportation and energy, or ``symbols of American power.'' At U.S. border crossings, inspectors began searching more vehicles, and running computer checks on all pedestrians, said Lauren Mack with the Immigration and Naturalization Service. Before Friday, Mack said, inspectors ran computer checks on about 80 percent of pedestrians entering the country. Commercial vehicles entering from Mexico will also be inspected more thoroughly, with many screened by X-ray, said U.S. Customs spokesman Vince Bond. ``It may be drugs. It may be avocados. It may be Cuban cigars. It may be weapons of mass destruction. We're looking for anomalies,'' he said. Chicago restarted its emergency operations center for the first time since the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, and it will remain open 24 hours a day for an indefinite period. In New York, Gov. George Pataki said specialized units of the state police and the National Guard were activated. He and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg announced extra security at bridges, tunnels, airports, subways and many public buildings. Nuclear facilities in California and Washington state, and utilities in New England and elsewhere, all put security plans into action. The warning about soft targets spurred a response by private businesses from Las Vegas to Florida to New York. ``We have greatly enhanced what was already strict security since 9-11,'' said Universal Orlando spokesman Jim Canfield. He wouldn't discuss specific new measures. In New York, the president of the city's tourism bureau, Cristyne Nicholas, warned guests they might encounter new security procedures. ``We should be patient, we should be understanding. If we're asked to show our room key or identification, it's for the betterment of the entire city.'' Not everyone felt the same worries. In Hawaii, authorities decided there wasn't any reason to change its security alert. ``There is nothing to indicate there is a direct threat to Hawaii,'' said Gov. Linda Lingle. On the streets, some said they couldn't really tell any difference. ``Looking around, it seems like everybody's getting on with their daily lives,'' said Ansley Dickens, a 20-year-old student in Boston. ``The likelihood of an earthquake is more of a huge concern of mine,'' said Rob Huntley, general manager of The Inn At Union Square in San Francisco. __________________ I moved my sites to Vacares Hosting. I've saved money, my hair is thicker, lost some weight too! Thanks Sly!

02-08-2003, 08:43 AM	#12
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02-08-2003, 06:16 AM	#2
mika Confirmed User Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Finland Posts: 1,561	of course it wouldn't . just because there's terrorism doesnt mean it comes from Iraq

02-08-2003, 06:29 AM	#5
mika Confirmed User Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: Finland Posts: 1,561	didn't US officials themselves estimate half a million civilian victims? but I guess that's meaningless since we're talking about iraq here

02-08-2003, 07:24 AM	#7
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02-08-2003, 09:34 AM	#14
Ross Ik ben een aap Industry Role: Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Traffic Force Towers, Canada! Posts: 18,874	When the war begins then it will have to be over quickly! Irag can push one button and blow up the entire world! I dunno why people argue about this coz at the end of the day we will all die if Saddam Hussein is captured!

02-08-2003, 09:55 AM	#15
Socks Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2002 Location: Toronto Posts: 8,475	So would they strike Iraq or what? Isn't it better in this situation (in order to achieve objective A) to strike first, ask questions later? Do you think they'd even try to find out who did it, or just release some propaganda from "secret CREDIBLE sources" that iraq did it, and bombs away?