Al-Qaida 'secret language' decoded

LONDON – Top code-breakers at the Government Communications Headquarters in the United Kingdom have succeeded in breaking the secret language that has allowed imprisoned leaders of al-Qaida to keep in touch with other extremists in U.K. jails as well as 10,000 "sleeper agents" across the islands, according to a report from Joseph Farah's G2 Bulletin.

The code had been devised by three of al-Qaida's most dangerous leaders held in Britain's high-security prisons. The code's mastermind has been identified by code-breakers as Abu Qatada, described by MI5 as "Osama bin Laden's right hand man in Europe." He is held in Long Lartin, the high-security jail in Worcestershire

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Will this decode the 911 Truth ?

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i wouldnt be suprised if there is no code. and they actually found a way of making patterns in their conversations with other people.

meaning that they can fabricate any evidence they want, and make them say whatevwer they want.

Originally posted by MR BOB
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i wouldnt be suprised if there is no code. and they actually found a way of making patterns in their conversations with other people.

meaning that they can fabricate any evidence they want, and make them say whatevwer they want.

There are more strange things in this MI-5 (MIracle-5) code.
en.wikipedia.org...

This person has a lot of acronyms.
On 3 July 2008 he was released from prison, although he is wanted in a lot of other countries.

He was released earlier from prison in December 1999
LONDON — A 45-year-old Algerian identified by U.S. prosecutors as the mastermind of an abortive plot to bomb Los Angeles International Airport during the millennium celebrations in December 1999 has been released on tight bail conditions after seven years in British jails, court officials said Thursday.

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