NYC Terrorist Plot Foiled; Oh Really, so What Spending Bill are they Voting on this Week?

By: Lance Winslow
Submitted: 2007-01-17 16:24:15
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Perhaps you have noticed that every time the Government wishes to boost its citizen confidence levels or vote to spend more money on the War of Terror that a sudden and shocking new International Terrorist Plot is foiled? Well Whoopi Skippy indeed.

Consider if you will this latest New York City International Terrorist Plot to blow up Holland Tunnel and all the dynamic pressure of the Hudson to force the flooding of the Financial District in Manhattan like a left on Garden Hose? Could such a plan work? Well maybe due to the current of the river, but the water would gravity feed into the tunnel and would not get the benefits of the Hudson flows. So chances are that the International Terrorist Plot would not have worked at all. Nevertheless, the FBI or Federal Bureau of Investigation seems to wish to take credit for this uncovered plot.

But if we really examine this we see that it was a bunch of scum discussing this plot in Internet Chat Rooms that the FBI is monitoring? They then supposedly contacted Lebanese Officials to intercede and arrest one of the bad guys? Well, really now? Senator Schumaker of New York says the FBI intelligence is at the top of their game and that this plot was in the “Talking Phase” yet what is the talking phase? A couple of Internet bone-heads typing on a key board?

Basically it just seems that all this is horse manure and one can only assume that the FBI is going to ask for more money on the War in Terror. NYC Terrorist Plot Foiled; Oh Really, so What Spending Bill are they Voting on this Week? Two hateful types of America in a foreign country talking on the Internet; Gee let us arrest one and call it a victory? Something is a miss on the War in Terror and it ought to be obvious to you right about now. Consider this in 2006.

Lance Winslow

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