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Originally posted by Nifron
Well, IMO, He's a national guard and is training this weekend. He's obviously has info on the potential of some sort of attack regardless if it comes to fruit or not there is some worry. All we can do is presume that something is eminent and take precautions.
My Brother is in the AF and apparently not only 2 weeks ago there was a nuclear Russian sub that was being tracked off the Eastern sea board, that came fairly close but still in international waters. He flies in the Aurora CP-140, and most of his missions are classified. They do a lot of spy missions, and tracking of boats and subs, and remember him telling me they drop sonars too.
Originally posted by really
50% of the time this guy is wrong every time ;-)
Whether he's telling the truth, thinks he's telling the truth or lying, I think he's completely wrong.
Originally posted by pluckynoonez
reply to post by getreadyalready
He isn't crazy, he's cute, and his videos have been the subject of discussion around here at ATS for a while.
"In the future, everybody will have 15 minutes of fame"
Originally posted by Nifron
Well, IMO, He's a national guard and is training this weekend. He's obviously has info on the potential of some sort of attack regardless if it comes to fruit or not there is some worry. All we can do is presume that something is eminent and take precautions.
My Brother is in the AF and apparently not only 2 weeks ago there was a nuclear Russian sub that was being tracked off the Eastern sea board, that came fairly close but still in international waters. He flies in the Aurora CP-140, and most of his missions are classified. They do a lot of spy missions, and tracking of boats and subs, and remember him telling me they drop sonars too.
Originally posted by dooper
Disqualification: I don't want to see my country hit by nukes.
Qualification: However, IF DC must be hit, I hope it's during a joint session of Congress, and the President is in town.
A complete enema may be what the doctor ordered.
But of course, I personally would hate to see this happen.
More like, I wouldn't want to see this happen.
But I'll shed no tears if it does.
Best I can do is probably a frown.
Maybe.
It was Hill who converted to Islam as a young U.S. Army paratrooper stationed in Beirut in 1958.
It was Hill who learned fluent Arabic.
It was Hill who joined the Mujahedeen Freedom Fighters in Afghanistan and fought the Soviet invasion there in the 1980s. It was Hill who personally met Osama bin Laden.
It was Hill who used information from Islamic extremists to warn Rescorla that terrorists would use the underground parking garage for a car bomb attack on the World Trade Center.
It was Hill who asked the U.S. government to assist him in an assassination attempt on bin Laden in 1998 (the request was rejected).
And it was Hill who warned the FBI just weeks before Sept. 11, 2001, that his Mideast contacts told him "something big" was about to happen in the United States, in New York, Washington, D.C., or Philadelphia — maybe all three.
Hill said the next terrorist attack will involve suitcase nuclear bombs that will be detonated in small, low-flying two-seater private airplanes manned by men hanging onto the belief that, like the 9/11 hijackers, they are about to die as martyrs and enter paradise.
He is not alone in suggesting such a scenario. A 2007 book, "The Day of Islam," spells out the details, as do any number of Internet sites about a plot called "American Hiroshima."
"Why now?"
"Eight years from 1993 to 2001, eight years from that 9/11 to this 9/11," he said. "Symbolism. They're big on symbolism."
"Ramadan started two weeks ago Saturday," he said, referring to the Muslim holy month of fasting. "It always hits around Ramadan."
Eight years ago, Hill predicted the attack would come on Oct. 16 — almost in the middle of that year's Ramadan (the timing of Ramadan varies from year to year). He was about a month off.
Hill said he has warned the FBI, the CIA and others in government. For the past two years, he's sent out proposals for a book on the subject. All he's gotten back are rejections.
"To most people, I am a deviant personality," he said.
But there's no arguing his credentials.
"I'm a Muslim," he says. "I'm a special ops expert, I'm a terrorist and I've lived among Muslims. I fought the Russians with the same guys we're now fighting in Afghanistan. I met Osama. I volunteered to assassinate him. I know (the enemy) so well because I've worked, slept and prayed alongside them for years.
I've become one of them. I know their nature, I know their culture, I know how they think. I can quote the Koran like a Southern Baptist minister can quote the New Testament. I know these are people who do not tire, who do not quit. There are odds this won't happen, but they aren't big odds."