WASHINGTON - The federal government warned Sunday of possible terrorist attacks against "iconic" financial institutions in New York City, Washington and Newark, N.J., saying a confluence of chilling intelligence in recent days pointed to a car or truck bomb.
The government said the new intelligence indicated the meticulous planning of al-Qaida. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge identified explosives as the likely mode of attack, as opposed to a chemical or biological attack or a radiological "dirty" bomb.
Recently obtained information — including photos, drawings and written documents — led the government to take the unprecedented action of naming specific buildings as potential targets:
_The Citigroup Center building and the New York Stock Exchange in New York City.
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Let's see, we can hear them talking, KNOW what they are going to do, and we still can't stop them.
NICE...
The government said the new intelligence indicated the meticulous planning of al-Qaida. Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge identified explosives as the likely mode of attack, as opposed to a chemical or biological attack or a radiological "dirty" bomb.
Recently obtained information — including photos, drawings and written documents — led the government to take the unprecedented action of naming specific buildings as potential targets:
_The Citigroup Center building and the New York Stock Exchange in New York City.
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Let's see, we can hear them talking, KNOW what they are going to do, and we still can't stop them.
NICE...
its all a bunch of crap to make everyone scared.
