Officials Issue Vague Terrorist Warning

According to “intelligence” officials, there’s a possibility that terrorists might strike targets on U.S. soil to mark the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, maybe. Calling it a “specific, credible but unconfirmed” threat, the plot could come in the form of car bombs near transit hubs. The potential perpetrators, who may or may not be in the country, have “common names,” making it hard for law enforcement to track them down. The NYPD is responding with checkpoints for vehicles, random bag searches, and other measures to nab weed smokers. (Photo: Ethan/Flickr)

The NYPD’s Anti-Terrorism Deployments Snag Pot Heads Instead

An AP investigation discovered the NYPD’s Intelligence Division kept a list of ”28 countries that, along with ‘American Black Muslims,’ are considered to be ‘ancestries of interest.’” Mayor Bloomberg compared the practice to “screening for measles” with young people, and claimed they didn’t unfairly target any groups. Read more »

Media Upgrades Virtual Threat Against David Letterman

As being reported everywhere, ‘Late Show’ antique David Letterman’s life could be in danger. How do they know this? Because a single commenter on a website said so. Read more »

Norwegian Terrorist Used to Bomb Oslo … With Graffiti

In the parts of his manifesto (PDF doc) that he’s not plagiarizing from the Unabomber, Christian terrorist Anders Behring Breivik has an extensive question and answer section with himself. It’s here that he talks about the corrupting morals of hip hop and graffiti. Read more »

Trinity of News Corp Outlets Falsely Associate Oslo Terrorist With Islam

More than 90 people died in Oslo on Friday after a bomb tore through a government building and a gunman opened fire on children at a youth camp. Although authorities have arrested Norwegian Anders Behring Breivik, a 32-year-old, blond-haired, blue-eyed, anti-Islamic nationalist in connection to the attacks, three media properties owned by News Corp. linked the carnage to Muslim extremism. Read more »

Unabomber Auction: Infamous Sweatshirt Anyone?

In a creep move, the U.S. Marshals Service is auctioning 60 lots of domestic terrorist Theodore Kaczynski’s personal effects seized by the FBI, including rant letters, the typewriter Ted used to write his UNABOM Manifesto, his thrifty bank statement and DIY “tool kits.” The sale starts today. “The proceeds will go to his victims and, in a very small way, offset some of the hardships they have suffered” meanwhile fashioning some fetishist/ironic richie with the signature Unabomber gray hooded sweatshirt and aviator sunglasses.

The NYPD Needs To Do A Better Job Of Destroying Their Terrorism Prevention Plans

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This past Thursday night, I found this document sitting in the garbage can in front of the NYPD’s Manhattan South Task Force stationhouse on 42nd Street. And by sitting, I mean, it was the only piece of trash in the bottom of the can. (Don’t ask me why I look in garbage cans — just a habit.) But this document appears to be something pretty substantial. Yet, there it was, in pristine shape, with specific locations and deployment instructions for the NYPD’s Chemical Ordnance, Biological, Radiological Awareness (COBRA) taskforce to undertake should a vengeful Osama Bin Laden sympathizer decide to retaliate on Times Square. Read more »

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Cellphone Footage of Moscow’s Domodedovo Airport Bombing

This chilling footage was taken moments after the bombing at Moscow’s Domodedovo airport today. Right now, 34 are reported dead and 170 injured. Two suicide bombers with 7 kilos of TNT caused the blast. Read more »

Authorities in Denmark say they’ve thwarted a planned terrorist attack on the staff of the Jyllands-Posten, the newspaper that published cartoons critical of Islam a few years ago, enraging Muslims worldwide.

NYPD’s Antiterrorism Exercise Reads Like a Screenplay

Using the terrorist attack by gunmen in Mumbai as a framework, the NYPD conducted a substantial counter terrorism exercise around the city earlier this month reports the Wall Street Journal. Read more »