ISIS

[Mustng]

Found: The Islamic State's Terror Laptop of Doom

Buried in a Dell computer captured in Syria are lessons for making bubonic plague bombs and missives on using weapons of mass destruction.



ANTAKYA, Turkey — Abu Ali, a commander of a moderate Syrian rebel group in northern Syria, proudly shows a black laptop partly covered in dust. "We took it this year from an ISIS hideout," he says.

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"Use small grenades with the virus, and throw them in closed areas like metros, soccer stadiums, or entertainment centers," the 19-page document on biological weapons advises. "Best to do it next to the air-conditioning. It also can be used during suicide operations."

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Found The Islamic State s Terror Laptop of Doom

 

[C_Clayton_Jones]

This represents one of two possibilities:


ISIS has succeeded in frightening conservatives, where those on the right have been taken in by the terrorist organization's campaign of fear to the extent that conservatives see 'threats' everywhere.


Or,


This is a manifestation of the right's misery offensive, their effort to contrive an atmosphere of 'gloom and doom' for some perceived political advantage.

 

[Peach]

I disagree, ISIS isn't just another bunch of anti-Western fanatics. Their actions have shown they will stop at nothing.

 

[LiberalMedia]

ANTAKYA, Turkey — Abu Ali, a commander of a moderate Syrian rebel group in northern Syria, proudly shows a black laptop partly covered in dust. "We took it this year from an ISIS hideout," he says.

First, there are no moderate rebel groups in Syria. They're all Muslims, and all Muslims are terrorists.

Second, "partly covered in dust" + "We took it this year" = "We've had this for a while now, extracted everything we needed to know long ago, and are just now releasing this information publicly because it doesn't matter whether your know or not at this point."

We need to evacuate the true moderates, the atheists, from the Middle East. Once this is done, destroy every scrap of desert from Morocco to Iran. Leave nothing standing, save for our ally, Israel. Only then will the world know peace.

 

[boedicca]

I find myself mildly surprised that I agree with LM.

 

[Peach]

ANTAKYA, Turkey — Abu Ali, a commander of a moderate Syrian rebel group in northern Syria, proudly shows a black laptop partly covered in dust. "We took it this year from an ISIS hideout," he says.

First, there are no moderate rebel groups in Syria. They're all Muslims, and all Muslims are terrorists.

Second, "partly covered in dust" + "We took it this year" = "We've had this for a while now, extracted everything we needed to know long ago, and are just now releasing this information publicly because it doesn't matter whether your know or not at this point."

We need to evacuate the true moderates, the atheists, from the Middle East. Once this is done, destroy every scrap of desert from Morocco to Iran. Leave nothing standing, save for our ally, Israel. Only then will the world know peace.

No, genocide is GENOCIDE. That noted, Feinstein agrees Obama has been too...cautious............time to rev him up, where IS Boehner?

Feinstein said on NBC's "Meet the Press" Sunday that ISIS is one of the most vicious terrorist movements ever.

"I think I've learned one thing about this president, and that is he's very cautious. Maybe in this instance too cautious. I do know that the military, I know that the state department, I know that others have been putting plans together. And so hopefully those plans will coalesce into a strategy that can encourage that coalition."

 

[RoshawnMarkwees]

ISIS backwards is pronounced 'sissy'.
That's why they're so pissed. They're a bunch of muslim homos. Even the goats don't like them because the ISIS keep trying to hump them in the ass.

 

[Mustng]

Expert: 'Imminent' ISIS threat to U.S. power grid
Published: 7 hours ago

'It could happen tomorrow. It could happen next week'

Published: 7 hours agoISIS terrorists pose an “imminent” threat to the U.S. electric grid with the capacity to coordinate a devastating assault on our nation’s infrastructure, warned a leading homeland security and terrorism expert in a radio interview Sunday.

Dr. Peter Pry, a former CIA officer, is executive director of the Task Force on National and Homeland Security and director of the U.S. Nuclear Strategy Forum, both congressional advisory boards. He also served on the Congressional EMP Commission, the Congressional Strategic Posture Commission, and the House Armed Services Committee.

“There is an imminent threat from ISIS to the national electric grid and not just to a single U.S. city,” said Pry.

Pry was speaking on “Aaron Klein Investigative Radio” on New York’s AM 970 The Answer.

Outlining the threat, Pry recalled a leaked U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission report divulged this past March that coordinated terrorist attacks on just nine of the nation’s 55,000 electrical power substations could provoke coast-to-coast blackouts for up to 18 months.

Such an attack would mirror the devastating impact of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack without the need for any nuclear device or delivery system.

“That means that ISIS doesn’t have to actually come to the United States on those U.S. passports. You know, Obama is always talking about how he’s got a phone. Well, ISIS has got a telephone, too. All they’ve got to do is contact the Knights Templar, wire these guys $10 million, I mean they’ll do anything for money. And say, ‘Hey, go across that open U.S. border and take out the electric grid in Arizona, or New Mexico, or Minnesota or New York. Or the entire nation.’”

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[Mustng]

Very informative read yet scary stuff

ISIS threat looms over U.S. homeland
'Militants expressing increased interest in notion they could infiltrate'
Published: 3 hours ago

Long-known al-Qaida links to south-of-the-border drug cartels.

A porous U.S-Mexico border.

Gunshots at a California power plant.

The individual reports may not cause immediate alarm, but a panel of experts who have connected the dots on threats against the U.S. is warning that the nation needs to be looking at the big picture – and preparing its defenses appropriately.

The warnings come from a panel set up by the Secure the Grid Coalition at the Washington-based Center for Security Policy.

At a National Press Club news conference this week were Frank Gaffney, former assistant secretary of defense for international security affairs and now president of the CSP; threat expert Dr. Peter Vincent Pry; Ambassador Henry F. Cooper; actress and activist Kelly Carson; and F. Michael Maloof, a former senior security policy analyst in the office of the secretary of defense and now a senior writer with WND. He’s authored “A Nation Forsaken” on the dangers to the U.S. from an attack on its power grid, especially from electromagnetic pulse.

There have been multiple reports of ISIS terrorists in Iraq and Syria making statements threatening an attack on the U.S. homeland. And it’s well-documented that al-Qaida, the Muslim terror world’s bad boy before ISIS arrived, is linked closely with drug cartels, many of which have a presence inside some 1,200 of America’s large cities.

Further, the U.S. southern border now easily can be crossed illegally. And there already may have been a “dry run” attack on the U.S. power grid, which, in a collapse, would leave America’s defense capabilities severely handicapped.

Such concerns have been underscored in recent days by an interview Judicial Watch had with U.S. intelligence officials and the Texas Department Safety. It confirmed that ISIS is present across the Texas border in Juarez, Mexico, where an intelligence unit has picked up increased “chatter” in recent days.

While Mexican authorities have denied ISIS’ presence in Mexico and its ability to illegally enter the U.S., Maloof pointed out that three hardened Ukrainian criminals walked into the U.S. from Mexico undetected and have yet to be apprehended. Similarly, there has been evidence uncovered that various nationalities from Pakistan and various Arab countries have entered the U.S. undetected, taking advantage of the porous southern border.

Put it all together, panel members said at a news conference in Washington on Wednesday, and the threat the U.S. is facing should be considered immediate and substantial.

“It’s all related,” Maloof said. “One thing leads to another … It’s the domino effect.”

He noted a series of incidents at a Metcalf power plant in San Jose, California, that suggest someone – still unknown – has been exploring what it takes to bring down a major component of the nation’s grid.

Former Rep. Allen West bluntly called the situation a “‘dry run’ for something bigger.”

WND reported the utility company, whose operation was disabled in the attack, has offered a $250,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the perpetrators.

West explained, “On April 16, 2013, snipers waged a 52-minute attack on a central California electrical substation. According to reports by Fox News and the Wall Street Journal, the sniper attack started when at least one person entered an underground vault to cut telephone cables, and attackers fired more than 100 shots into Pacific Gas & Electric’s Metcalf transmission substation, knocking out 17 transformers. Electric officials were able to avert a blackout, but it took 27 days to repair the damage,” he wrote.

“My concern is that this may have been a dry run for something far bigger. We should be demanding an update on the investigation as to the perpetrators of this attack who escaped without detection,” he said.

Pry pointed out that jihadists already are aware of the vulnerability of a country’s grid system by having knocked out completely the entire grid of the country of Yemen last June.

The Metcalf attack came one day after the Boston Marathon bombing that killed three people and wounded 264 others. The Boston Marathon suspects are from the Russian North Caucasus, which prompted the Federal Bureau of Investigation to get involved in the investigation of the sniper attack on the transformers.

There is a large community of Chechen and North Caucasus immigrants in the San Jose area. Chechen jihadists also have been very prominent in Syria where it is battling to overthrow the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.

There also were reports only days after the California sniper attack of a shoot-out when a security guard at the TVA Watts Bar Nuclear Plant in Spring City, Tennessee, was confronted by a suspect at 2 a.m.

“TVA spokesperson Jim Hopson said the subject traveled up to the plant on a boat and walked onto the property. When the officer questioned the suspect, the individual fired multiple shots at the officer. The officer shot back, and when he called for backup, the suspect sped away on his boat,” reports said.

And just a few days ago, the California plant, after spending millions of dollars on heightened security, again was targeted by a break-in attempt, authorities have reported.

Maloof explained after the news conference that the big picture “underscores the potential for an ISIS threat on the grid.”

He pointed out how al-Qaida, which is known to have drug cartel links and likely sleeper agents in the United States through those organizations, has been morphing into ISIS, and the belligerent threats made against the U.S. by that group.

And he noted that the U.S. grid remains vulnerable and taking it down in any significant way could cause calamities for the U.S., since the nation’s food, fuel, energy, banking and communications industries all are dependent on electricity.

“Whenever you start tampering with the grid, you’re affecting the life-sustaining critical infrastructures,” Maloof said. “Our entire survival is based on technology and electronics that, in turn, are based on the electrical flow. If that’s interrupted for any period of time, there are catastrophes over a wide geographic area.”

Reports just this week revealed social media chatter shows Islamic State militants “are keenly aware of the porous U.S.-Mexico border, and are ‘expressing an increased interest’ in crossing over to carry out a terrorist attack.”

A law enforcement advisory said, “A review of ISIS social media messaging during the week ending August 26 shows that militants are expressing an increased interest in the notion that they could clandestinely infiltrate the southwest border of U.S., for [a] terror attack.”

Maloof explained at the news conference that America’s enemies know “the vulnerabilities of our grid … they will at some point try” to attack.

“The threat is there,” he said. “ISIS operatives can easily come through the [southern] border. And because they [ISIS] have proxies in the U.S.,” the potential for a catastrophe exists.

“The president could take his pen and make [the problem] a priority,” he said. “At the federal level they don’t have a plan, so the state and local level won’t have a plan.”

ISIS threat looms over U.S. homeland

 

[Snouter]

ISIS ISIL or whatever the folks who gave them US tanks and taught them how to drive them are really not a threat with anyone with a Rambo sized knife. Christ. A single Japanese Samurai would clean house of hundreds of those filty camel humpers with one sword. But the zionist fags want the USA to give a shit, so we have no choice.

 

[Claudette]

Expert: 'Imminent' ISIS threat to U.S. power grid
Published: 7 hours ago

'It could happen tomorrow. It could happen next week'

Published: 7 hours agoISIS terrorists pose an “imminent” threat to the U.S. electric grid with the capacity to coordinate a devastating assault on our nation’s infrastructure, warned a leading homeland security and terrorism expert in a radio interview Sunday.

Dr. Peter Pry, a former CIA officer, is executive director of the Task Force on National and Homeland Security and director of the U.S. Nuclear Strategy Forum, both congressional advisory boards. He also served on the Congressional EMP Commission, the Congressional Strategic Posture Commission, and the House Armed Services Committee.

“There is an imminent threat from ISIS to the national electric grid and not just to a single U.S. city,” said Pry.

Pry was speaking on “Aaron Klein Investigative Radio” on New York’s AM 970 The Answer.

Outlining the threat, Pry recalled a leaked U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission report divulged this past March that coordinated terrorist attacks on just nine of the nation’s 55,000 electrical power substations could provoke coast-to-coast blackouts for up to 18 months.

Such an attack would mirror the devastating impact of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack without the need for any nuclear device or delivery system.

“That means that ISIS doesn’t have to actually come to the United States on those U.S. passports. You know, Obama is always talking about how he’s got a phone. Well, ISIS has got a telephone, too. All they’ve got to do is contact the Knights Templar, wire these guys $10 million, I mean they’ll do anything for money. And say, ‘Hey, go across that open U.S. border and take out the electric grid in Arizona, or New Mexico, or Minnesota or New York. Or the entire nation.’”

Read more at Expert 8216 Imminent 8217 ISIS threat to U.S. power grid

Found: The Islamic State's Terror Laptop of Doom

Buried in a Dell computer captured in Syria are lessons for making bubonic plague bombs and missives on using weapons of mass destruction.



ANTAKYA, Turkey — Abu Ali, a commander of a moderate Syrian rebel group in northern Syria, proudly shows a black laptop partly covered in dust. "We took it this year from an ISIS hideout," he says.

"
"Use small grenades with the virus, and throw them in closed areas like metros, soccer stadiums, or entertainment centers," the 19-page document on biological weapons advises. "Best to do it next to the air-conditioning. It also can be used during suicide operations."

read more here
Found The Islamic State s Terror Laptop of Doom

Just heard on the news this AM that they believe some of these ISIS dirtbags have crossed over from Mexico. They highlighted Ft. Bliss in Texas.

 

[Esmeralda]

Good Lord. They are certainly doing their job of terrorizing you all.

 

[Mustng]

Law enforcement bulletin warned of ISIS urging jihad attacks on US soil
By Jana Winter

Published September 17, 2014

A law enforcement bulletin obtained by FoxNews.com warned that Islamic State fighters have increased calls for "lone wolves" to attack U.S. soldiers in America in recent months, citing one tweet that called for jihadists to find service members' addresses online and then "show up and slaughter them."

There will be “a continued call - by Western fighters in Syria and terrorist organizations - for lone offender attacks against U.S. military facilities and personnel,” warned a July law enforcement intelligence bulletin from the Central Florida Intelligence Exchange, a state-run agency that gathers, assesses and shares threat information and works with the Department of Homeland Security. “These threats will most likely increase should the U.S. or its allies attack the Islamic State of Iraq and Sham (ISIS) in Syria or Iraq.”

In one example cited in the bulletin, a British jihadist encouraged radicals still living in the West to use Facebook and LinkedIn to find and target soldiers.

"You could literally search for soldiers, find their town, photos of them, look for address in Yellowbook or something," the tweet read. "Then show up and slaughter them.”

Law enforcement bulletin warned of ISIS urging jihad attacks on US soil Fox News

 

[Valerie]

Au revoir, ISIS fighters:
French jets kill dozens of jihadists, destroy munitions facility

Au revoir ISIS fighters French jets kill dozens of jihadists destroy munitions facility - NY Daily News