U.S. Terror Attack â?? 'Ninety Days at Most'

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U.S. Terror Attack â?? 'Ninety Days at Most' [align=left] Fox News
Thursday Aug 2, 2007[/align]
Counterterrorism expert Juval Aviv spoke with FOX Fan Central about what Americans can do to protect themselves in case of a terror attack.

Do you believe another terrorist attack is likely on American soil?

I predict, based primarily on information that is floating in Europe and the Middle East, that an event is imminent and around the corner here in the United States. It could happen as soon as tomorrow, or it could happen in the next few months. Ninety days at the most.
What advice do you have for individuals that have the misfortune of finding themselves in the middle of a terror attack?

Since mass transportation is the next attack, when you travel to work have with you, a bottle of water, a small towel and a flashlight. What happened in London is exactly a point to look at. Those people who were close to the bombs died, then others were injured or died from inhaling the toxic fumes or getting trampled. The reason you take a bottle of water and a towel is that if you wet the towel and put it over your face, you can protect yourself against the fumes and get yourself out of there.

Don't be bashful. If your gut feeling tells you when you walk onto a bus there is something unusual or suspicious, get out and walk away. You may do it 10 times for no reason, but there will be one time that saves your life. Let your sixth sense direct you.
Try to break your routine. If you travel during rush hour every day, try to get up a little earlier and drive to work or take the train when itâ??s still not full. Donâ??t find yourself every day in the midst of rush hour. Terrorists are not going to waste a bomb on a half-empty train.

What portion of the American infrastructure do you believe is at the greatest risk for a terror attack?
We have put all of our emphasis, right or wrong, on the aviation area. What has happened, in the last two to three years, based on information we have, is the terrorists have realized that they cannot hijack a plane in America soon because the passengers are going to fight back. So they realize what they have been very successful with over the last 50 years in Madrid, London, Iraq, Israel: demoralizing the public when they go to work and when they come back from work.
What theyâ??re going to do is hit six, seven or eight cities simultaneously to show sophistication and really hit the public. This time, which is the message of the day, it will not only be big cities. Theyâ??re going to try to hit rural America. They want to send a message to rural America: "Youâ??re not protected. If you figured out that if you just move out of New York and move to Montana or to Pittsburgh, youâ??re not immune. Weâ??re going [to] get you wherever we can and itâ??s easier there than in New York."

What more do you think the government can do to protect the public?
Number one, and this is the beef Iâ??ve had with Homeland Security for the last four years, is educating the public on how to deal with those types of events. Thereâ??s no education. Weâ??re raising the color code alert and that means nothing to anyone. Whether itâ??s green, yellow, pink, no one ever educated the public how to identify suspicious items or people. In Israel, so many of them [terrorists] have been apprehended just because people have phoned in. We donâ??t have that training on campuses, schools or kindergarten.
In Israel, itâ??s very popular right now [amongst terrorists] to put one device to explode and time another one for five minutes later when itâ??s all calm, people are getting up and the rescue teams have responded. You need to know all those things and think about those things. The government must pursue that. Law enforcement will never have enough people on the street to detect things. We donâ??t have that kind of manpower. Thatâ??s why the government must enlist the public.

Juval Aviv is a former Israeli Counterterrorism Intelligence Officer and President and CEO of Interfor, Inc. Mr. Aviv has also served as a special consultant to the U.S. Congress on issues of terrorism and security and is the author of â??Staying Safe : The Complete Guide to Protecting Yourself, Your Family, and Your Business.â?�

pisshead Reviewed by pisshead on 08-03-2007. U.S. Terror Attack â?? 'Ninety Days at Most' U.S. Terror Attack â?? 'Ninety Days at Most' Fox News Thursday Aug 2, 2007 Counterterrorism expert Juval Aviv spoke with FOX Fan Central about what Americans can do to protect themselves in case of a terror attack. Do you believe another terrorist attack is likely on American soil? I predict, based primarily on information that is floating in Europe and Rating: 5

[pisshead]

gearing up the propaganda machine for the next 'terrorist' attack...the only thing that will save us is giving up our sovereignty to a world government...

New Al Qaeda Web Ad Threatens 'Big Surprise' [align=left] Rhonda Schwartz
ABC, The Blotter
Thursday Aug 2, 2007[/align]
A new al Qaeda propaganda ad, headlined "Wait for the Big Surprise" and featuring a digitally altered photograph of President George Bush and Pakistan's President Pervez Musharraf standing in front of a burning White House, was posted on the Internet today.
The brief clip from al Qaeda's "as Sahab" propaganda arm juxtaposes the doctored photo of Bush and Musharraf along with previously seen images of al Qaeda's top leadership -- Osama bin Laden, Ayman al Zawahri and Adam Gadahn -- as well as a photo of an SUV in a motorcade.
There is no additional information provided in the ad, and it closes with the words, "Soon -- God willing," written across the screen and repeated several times.

Following the recent failed London-Glasgow terror plot, U.S. intelligence officials have been paying closer attention to the now frequent propaganda releases from as Sahab, studying the videos for hidden clues or signals. The full video is expected to be released on the Web in the next 24 to 48 hours.

[Anubis10012007]

Can we still use duck tape?

[snowblind]

b b b b b b b b b b b bollox

[horror business]

It's a shame they are trying to ruin it for the innocent residents of America, the majority of American's don't support Bush and against the war, and are horrified by what the government did in the past to you, but why not focus the war on the people directly involved, and not the people who could give a fuck less? I just want to smoke my weed in peace, not have to worry about some stupid religious fanatic war.

[Blindman0v0]

Tell them mopheads to bring it on.I'm bored,I got lots of ammo and haven't had any target practice in a while.

[horror business]

I don't understand why they can't take their anger out on the people they angry with, such as george bush and co. Not random people. Of course, that's basically what the armed forces is doing to them... They obviously can't do anything in their own country, so they have to do it to ours... it's a shame...

[Thepossumdance]

I don't understand why they can't take their anger out on the people they angry with, such as george bush and co. Not random people. Of course, that's basically what the armed forces is doing to them... They obviously can't do anything in their own country, so they have to do it to ours... it's a shame...

lol i dont know where u've been the last two decades but this is the way the rest of the world fights now... they blow up some buses, we level a training facility somewhere in the shithole that is the ME... they dont have the money, manpower or intelligence to attack their well protected "real" enimies (ie our government) so they try to destabalize the country and destroy public moral via terror operations which target average americans...

[horror business]

I know, but that doesn't mean it's right. We should be advancing in our intelligence and realize that it's not the way to solve things. Not returning to being savages.

[Thepossumdance]

lol hey man you dont needa tell us that its not the way to do shit go tell all those "freedom fighters" that they might be making a mistake