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Police found details of the discussions on a site run by one of a three-strong “cyber-terrorist” gang.
They were discovered at the home of Younis Tsouli, 23, Woolwich Crown Court in south-east London heard.
One message read: “We are 45 doctors and we are determined to undertake jihad and take the battle inside America.
“The first target which will be penetrated by nine brothers is the naval base which gives shelter to the ship Kennedy.” This is thought to have been a reference to the USS John F Kennedy, which is often at Mayport Naval Base in Jacksonville, Florida.
The message discussed targets at the base, adding: “These are clubs for naked women which are opposite the First and Third units.”
It also referred to using six Chevrolet GT vehicles and three fishing boats and blowing up petrol tanks with rocket propelled grenades.
What do the soldier’s uniforms look like in Iraq?
hey nickele, you idiot. employees of Fox News dodate 81% to the the democratic party.
you boob.
and for the record, I don’t buy your crappy french wine, and it’s NOT expensive….
you can get what passes for a good bottle of that liquid crap at a PA state store for $8.99, though I’ll take california, Australian or Chilean wines ANY DAY over that piss flavoured garbage.
woao, what a huge connoisseur! … of cheap wine. You’re right, it’s good enough when you’re just trying to get wasted.
So, you must now dislike Fox News? They must be stupid to like the Dems, no? Has Bill O’Reilly also become a liberal?
I did not mean that all French wine are expensive. I was just hoping you’d pour an expensive one in the street. Some wine is not too expensive but quite good!
Nickele, Thai wine tastes better and is a better value than French wine. It also doesn’t come wrapped in emergency surrender flags like French wines do.
The last time I saw something useful for Cognac was when some dopey mayor poured it in the fuel tank of a 1060s Chrysler turbine powered sedan to prove that the car would run on anything flamable.
it may make good fertilizer for the hallowed ground containing the dead American Soldiers who freed that ungrateful lot.
Nickele, you been to Normandy lately and got down on your knees to kiss the hairy bean bags of those who saved your sorry country?
if not, get there today and beg their forgiveness.
I just love how people believe that piss flavoured wine, moldy reeking cheese and 10 pounds of butter on everything cooked passes for “cuisine”
my god.
“34 – yes, I can accept that these 2 bombs saved some death overall, but it does not change the fact that many who died were civilians. And killing innocent civilians it not better because you’re at war. It’s the same argument some stupid Palestinians give : we’re at war with Israel, so we take all opportunity to defend ourselves. Well, you’re at war, fight soldiers!”
Then your argument collapses with this statement. You would rather more people die than less people die? How does it matter how they die? The point being is that countless civilian lives were lost, civilians who were viable legal targets (due to an internationally recognized declaration of war by Japan) but even more was saved by dropping those two bombs.
Even with this said, the US didn’t purposefully target civilians with those two bombs. Yes, many died with those bombs, but it is not the same.
The definition of war is simply legalized murder. In WWII you had two countries (US and Japan) who declared war against each other. At that point, civilians of each country are legal targets.
Even with this said, the US didn’t purposefully target civilians with those two bombs. Yes, many died with those bombs, but it is not the same. There are collateral damage in war, which is NOT at all the same.
Re 48:
“About CNN, it’s something quite interesting I noticed before: most of you guys trust Fox News, but not CNN, and I trust CNN but not Fox News. It seems those channels clearly fit to the needs of different types of people, in a very clear way.”
I don’t trust either one. I filter the BS and go from there. I find Fox to be moe accurate though.
Cognac is not a wine, it’s made from wine (by distillation).
Mike, I don’t need to kiss a grave, nor your dirty ass to be thankful for the soldiers who freed my country.
54 – I don’t know, maybe the prices and tastes are different in France and the US…
56 – Nothing like that should surprise you. Others call “restaurant” a place that serves a layer of canola oil (called ‘cheese’) on an oily piece of meat, in between two slices of sweet bread.
Btw, Roquefort, probably the moldiest cheese in France is my favorite cheese. Not an easy one for papillae that are not used to it!
Fox news is middle of the road, for the hundredth time.
you are never going to convince dunderheads like Nickele, don’t you know that? They actually think CNN, ABC, NBC, Time, NYT, CBS, MSNBC, Time, PBS, NPR are reliable news sources…. my god.
don’t forget, in the liberal mind (what a frightening place)
killing and dismembering fetuses (and marching to celebrate the killing and dismemberment of said fetus) = completely reasonable position.
protecting human life = extremist
Illegally confiscating the incomes of the productive to redistribute to the lazy, shiftless and ignorant = good economic policy
Supporting business and capitalism = extremist
condemning america and it’s military for the horrific practice of pointing at detainees ball sacks = coming out against torture
liberalism is indeed a mental illness.
I don’t need to argue with you any more, your punishment is having to live in that cursed country and be completely IRRELEVANT on the world stage.
enjoy your stinky cheese.
But hey, you have a pretty good national soccer team (granted, it’s comprised entirely of AFRICANS)..
oh, and by the way, soccer is NOT a sport, it’s a little girly game, played by eurotrash, 3rd world countries, and little babies whose mommies don’t want them to get hurt by playing a man’s sport.
19- “is it so hard for you wimpy bastards to just call things what they are???”
It is, Mike, because we are simply too well educated to tell you what you are…
PCD, aren’t you afraid that MK dethrones you from this years rudeness-contest peak?
62 – well, soccer is not my favorite sport, rugby is. Well, I’m French, so you’ll probably change your mind and say it’s a babies’ sport
I watched American football (which you guys call football), which seems similar to rugby: problem, it’s way too slow for me, there’s not enough rhythm in that sport for my taste.
Mike, you are the new Messiah. You know everything that is good for human kind. If 90% of the planet plays one sport and you don’t like it, you’ll tell them all how they are ignorant.
Btw, the French soccer team is not composed of Africans. They are all French (or maybe a few Europeans as well?). Of course, we did a good job at giving French citizenship to some good players to be sure they could be part of the French team. At least we don’t say we are world champion without playing against other countries.
Nickele, the reason why so many well informed Americans almost completely discount CNN is because of actions that they have taken in the past. They freely admitted to concealing information about the torturous activities of Saddam Hussein’s regime in order to keep their Baghdad bureau open, despite knowing that they were being used as nothing but a propaganda tool. They felt it was more important to keep a bureau open reporting propaganda than to report real news and be forced to close it. They have repeatedly concealed important facts or completely buried stories about Democratic politicians while headlining and repeatedly airing mere allogations about Republican ones. They spend virtually no time telling about the Democratic Congressman who was caught with $90,000 in marked FBI bribe money hidden in his refrigerator ( William Jefferson, D-LA, a FACT), but continue to scream from the roof tops that Scooter Libby illegally outed a CIA agent. (which is a LIE for a number of reasons.)They continually refer to the NSA intercept program as domestic spying or wiretapping, neither of which is true. The list goes on and on. CNN simply does not report the facts without editing them for content and spinning them for maximum benefit for the liberal left.
That is the reason why people on the right don’t listen to CNN. They don’t even report the weather without putting a slant on it.
Well, Offcr, I’m sure what you’re describing must be true, and I did not hear about these events because I was not watching CNN at that point (and now, I watch CNN international once in a while, it may be a little different from CNN). The fact is that I find the tone better (not perfect) in CNN compared to what I remember in Fox News from the time I was in the US.
The one I remember the most of is Bill O’Reilly. I was shocked to hear that guy, supposedly a journalist. He could not invite a guy that had a different opinion than himself without shouting, shutting up the guy. This is not what I expect from a journalist. And basically on the whole channel, no debate. I don’t conclude this from reading books (I read one of the books about Fox News, but it only confirmed my thoughts). I’ve never had such a bad feeling about CNN.
But seeing the difference of appreciation about news channels between you guys and me, I concluded that these channels are appreciated mostly by people with opposite views.
62 – If France were so IRRELEVANT ON THE WORLD STAGE, I don’t understand how France’s decision not to follow on the war in Iraq could have saddened you so much… No, I think France is relevant on the world stage, not as much as the US, but that’s why we have to build a stronger political Europe, and Europe’s world relevance is nothing small.
68, Nickele, my aren’t you selective in what you watch. You ignore Liberal scandals, but know all about the Conservative ones. My how special!
You know what, just shove your head back into the liberal sewer you live in and leave the rest of the world to the adults who take action, not cower behind surrender flags, under their beds, and decry George Bush at every opportunity.
decry George Bush at every opportunity / support Bush whatever he’d do
ignore liberal scandals / ignore conservative scandals
know all about conservative ones / know all about liberal ones
Of course we have clearly different opinion which make us like or dislike the guy currently in charge in the US.
Now, I thought that Bush was about spreading democracy in the world (which is something I applaude). Do you agree with him? So, what is democracy? Is it wishing that the whole world agreed with Bush? Or is it wishing that different opinions can coexist, as long as they respect democracy themselves? All I’m writing here is my opinions about Bush. You have different opinions. Great, the world is not just with one mind, thank god. I’d be scared if the whole world shared exactly all my opinions. And can you imagine a world with no liberals to insult?
And it’s also great that many in this world don’t have super strong opinions for liberals or conservatives. Otherwise everything would be set forever and boring.
I’m very happy to see people here having strong ideas, but I’m sad to see that some take politics too seriously. I think it’s good to see other people’ ideas.
The big problem between France and the US is the fact that most people in both of these countries think their country is the best in the world.
There are many things that I love in the US. Like most French people, I really like many TV shows and movies from the US. I like the way you fund research (way better than France does). I like many of your inventions (that I use everyday: computers, internet…). And there are some other stuff I don’t like in the US. I think most people in the US feel the same about France: they like some things (Paris, joie de vivre, and je ne sais quoi…) and dislike others.
pcd, don’t waste any more bandwidth on that piece of trash.
oops, a touching nerve…
CNN =
1. Communist News Network
2. Criminal News Network
3. Clinton News Network
Any more questions?
No, your point of view is quite clear.
Nickele, O’Reilly is a commentator not a journalist. There is a huge difference. The problem is that while people watching FOX know that O’Reilly is expressing his opinion, those watching CNN believe they are getting a factual news broadcast. While I personally liked listening to Christianne (sp) Amanpour reporting from Operation Desert Storm in the early nineties, I couldn’t stand to listen to the current crop of “reporters” in the middle east. She reported the facts, the current group cherry pick what they are going to report including fictional accounts to shed as bad a light as possible on what’s going on in Iraq. How else do you account for the disparity between what the soldiers are seeing on the ground and what is being reported? How many outlets are reporting the huge drop in terrorist attacks versus publicizing the few that do occur?