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01. No Motive: 10-year-old boy and pregnant woman thought dead in Texas triple shooting , but a motive for the shootings was not immediately clear and no arrests had been made. [staged crime-as-terrorism?]
02. Investigator testifies Ga. soldier who led anti-govt militia got $500,000 after pregnant wife was choked or smothered prosecutors say Isaac Aguigui led an anti-government militia and have charged him in two other killings. [staged terror? Anti-government militia tied to 9-11 truth jihad apologists and terror]
03. Afpak: July 2, 2013 At least four Nepalese security guards and two Afghan civilians were killed in Kabul on Tuesdaywhen Taliban suicide attackers detonated a truck bomb outside the gates of a foreign-owned supply company compound and gunmen opened fire on responding personnel (AFP, Pajhwok, Post). The company provided logistical support to coalition forces .. Taliban spokesman Zabiullah Mujahid claimed responsibility for the assault.
04. Fukushima Farmer Defies Radiation To Care for His Animals
05. Orlando Road Rage Shooting Mistaken Identity Terror Authorities said at the news conference they believe the mix-up came when Turner walked out of the Tres Equis adult book store and video arcade at the same time Hayes and his friend were booted from the Gold Club, the Orlando Sentinel said. The book store and the club share the same parking lot and once outside Hayes thought Turner was the man he was fighting with inside the strip club. [sounds like a cover story for a deliberate terrorist attack staged as a crime] newsmax
06. Lake Stevens Drive-by Shooter d Erick Nathaniel Walker Matched Guns To Bullets Everett Herald: State forensic scientists have matched five bullets recovered in a string of shootings in Snohomish County with two handguns seized from the home of a Marysville man suspected of the June 1 killing of a Seattle girl, a judge was told Tuesday. There is "fairly overwhelming circumstantial evidence" that the killing of Molly Conley, 15, and the drive-by shootings a short time later in Lake Stevens and Marysville were committed by the same person [looks like like terrorist attack staged as random crime]
07. Man awarded $58 million after skull is bashed in by guard Emerson Quintanilla April 20, 2010 House painter Chaj was attacked at a mid-Wilshire bar..an unlicensed, untrained security guard beat Chaj with a baton, kicked him in the head eight times and smashed his skull against pavement four times...The security guard, Emerson Quintanilla, and the bartender-manager who sparked the attack have disappeared without a trace..."I think the man went crazy, lost his mind," he said of Quintanilla. "It was a species of road rage." Chaj, his brother and two nephews went to Barra Latina, a neighborhood bar.One of the relatives got into a dispute with the bartender-manager who came after him with brass knuckles, Sayre said. Quintanilla, who was working for DGSP Security and Patrol Services, began kicking and beating members of the group...the guard beat Chaj into unconsciousness. Part of his skull was gone when he reached the hospital.
08. Larry Kelley The Syrian, Iranian, Russian Axis North Korean Axis: If world-wide Muslim jihadism is a snake, then the regime in Tehran is it’s head. Almost all Muslim terrorist activity in the world can be traced back to, or will have some connection with, the radical Mullahs running Iran
09. Exclusive Documents: Was Anwar al-Awlaki a government asset?
By Catherine Herridge Published July 02, 2013FoxNews.com Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/07/02/why-did-fbi-allow-awlaki-to-roam-in-us/#ixzz2Y07PgjvY he documents, released after Judicial Watch filed a Freedom of Information Act request and then sued the FBI, show a memo from Mueller to then-Attorney General John Ashcroft on Oct. 3, 2002. It is marked “Secret” and titled “Anwar Aulaqi: IT-UBL/AL-QAEDA.” While the substance of the memo is redacted in full, with the FBI citing classified material, the memo is one of at least three FBI reports -- whose primary subject is the cleric -- in the nine days leading up to Awlaki’s sudden return to the U.S. in October 2002. The documents suggest the FBI was well aware of Awlaki’s movements, raising questions about why more wasn’t done to detain him..Another FBI memo, also marked “Secret,” on Oct. 22, 2002, 12 days after the cleric’s return, includes the subject line “Anwar Nasser Aulaqi” and “Synopsis: Asset reporting.”
“Why would al-Awlaki get the attention of the FBI Director? … Why would a warrant for his arrest be pulled when he’s trying to reenter the country” Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton said. “All of that, you know, put two and two together. It seems like he was protected. … And it’s about time this administration and the government generally come clean about their relationship with al-Awlaki. It’s screaming for further clarification.Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/07/02/why-did-fbi-allow-awlaki-to-roam-in-us/#ixzz2Y09TwmUQ
10. Stunning Story from a Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant Worker: Interview by Japan Comedienne Oshidori Mako There is no way to dismantle any of the reactors
11. Republican Security Council Republican Security Council
Navy Moves Smaller Coastal Craft To Persian Gulf As We Pull Big ShipsThe three new ships – Tempest, Squall, and Thunderbolt – are Cyclone-class PCs, which stands not for “personal computer” or “politically correct” but “patrol, coastal.” They are relatively small vessels – 179 feet long, 380 tons displacement, and boasting just 28 crew. They are well-suited to shallow waters, protecting oil rigs, and working with our Arab allies’ modest fleets. Another two PCs, Hurricane and Monsoon, will join the Bahrain-based 5th Fleet next year, leaving just three in US home waters to do (primarily) counter-drug operations for 4th Fleet out of Mayport, being upgunned with Raytheon-made Griffin missiles, the same relatively short-ranged weapon being added to the controversial Littoral Combat Ships. (The newly arriving PCs will get their Griffins later). Last year, the Navy just happens to have successfully tested the Griffin against small fast-attack craft, the favored watergoing weapon of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps.
“We’re just installing the Griffin missile system on the patrol craft now. That’s a laser-guided rocket that will help counter any kind of swarm tactic
12. Deadliest Soldier Claims 2,746 killed The web is abuzz over Dillard Johnson, a retired Army sergeant first class whose newly released memoir, Carnivore, claims he killed 2,746 enemy combatants in Iraq with everything from a .25 mm chain gun to a sniper rifle to a hunting knife. Can that figure be right?
12. Deadliest Soldier Claims 2,746 killed The web is abuzz over Dillard Johnson, a retired Army sergeant first class whose newly released memoir, Carnivore, claims he killed 2,746 enemy combatants in Iraq with everything from a .25 mm chain gun to a sniper rifle to a hunting knife. Can that figure be right?
13. 2 face terror charges after al Qaeda-inspired pressure cooker bombs found before Canada Day celebrations SURREY, British Columbia — Police in Canada have arrested and charged a man and woman with terrorism for attempting to leave pressure cooker bombs at British Columbia's provincial legislature on Canada Day, when thousands of people were expected to be there. John Stewart Nuttall and Amanda Marie Korody were inspired by al Qaeda ideology but were self-radicalized...called it a domestic threat without international connections.
14. President Mohamed Morsi from Egypt has been overthrown.
15. Cyber-Attackers Constantly Hitting Gas Utilities in 2013 eweek
14. President Mohamed Morsi from Egypt has been overthrown.
15. Cyber-Attackers Constantly Hitting Gas Utilities in 2013 eweek
Unknown attackers have targeted the Internet-connected systems of natural-gas companies, using brute-force attacks to attempt to access the companies' business and process-control networks, according to a report published last week by the Internet Control System Cyber Emergency Response Team (ICS-CERT). ...occurred in January and February, were first reported to the ICS-CERT, a component of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security...Following the initial report and a subsequent warning from the ICS-CERT, more critical infrastructure companies came forward with news of other incidents."The companies reporting this activity operate gas compressor stations across the Midwest and Plains states within the U.S.,[which have suffered mysterious explosions in 2013] ...The last attack occurred on Feb. 23, according to the report.. the attacks detected by Trend Micro have come from Internet addresses in 14 different nations. IP addresses in China accounted for about one-third of the attacks, while Laos and the United States came in second and third
16 South Korean Universities Targeted by PinkStats Malware Destructive cyber-attacks against a Saudi Arabian oil conglomerate and massive denial-of-service attacks against U.S. financial institutions have been blamed on Iran. Meanwhile, North Korea has allegedly mounted its own campaign of destructive attacks against South Korea. PinkStats may be related to the latter campaign..."While it was speculated that the Chinese are behind the recent DDoS [distributed denial-of-service] attack against South Korea's critical infrastructure, PinkStats seems to be the first real proof that Chinese-speaking adversaries are indeed targeting South Koreans," he stated.
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