CBS News: U.S. Officials Believe Recent Incidents Point To An Imminent Threat

Posted on June 5, 2006

One should not dismiss the developments in Toronto, Canada, too quickly. According an exclusive article published by CBS: Officials believe attack could occur, U.S. officials believe Canadian arrests over the weekend and three recent domestic incidents in the United States are evidence that the U.S. potentially may be hit again by a terrorist attack.

In their article, CBS alludes that a significant incident could possibly come by the end of the year. Right now it is speculation, but, the warning should not be discounted. Ever since 9/11, the country has been bracing for another attack. Each time the United States gears up for an attack, it has not come.

An English speaking terrorist, believed to be an American raised citizen, threatened the United State directly in 2004. The FBI issued a suspect seeking information file bulletin. And, don’t forget bin-Laden’s rhetoric threatens the United States’ heartland. The threats are there. Are the threats real? How developed are islamfacism ideals in the Western Hemisphere?

For the CBS article, please go to this link: CBS News: U.S. Officials Believe Recent Incidents Point to an Imminent Threat
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2 Responses to “CBS News: U.S. Officials Believe Recent Incidents Point To An Imminent Threat”

kerwin_brown on June 8th, 2006 5:48 pm

I wonder if attacks are occurring and we are just not being told of there links to terrorism. Train car wrecks that release chlorine gas, intentionally set fires that destroy acres of land as well as homes, and other mishaps.

I can’t even call my wonderings suspicions as I would need more proof to even make them that solid.
Bosun on June 8th, 2006 8:43 pm

Hmmmmmm. You have a good point. Perhaps at least some of them were not really accidents.

Lets not forget the New Oklahoma Bomber. There was something fuzzy about that picture, too.