I'm more concerned over a foiled terror attack

[catmandu57]

than a real attack, especially one that is shown to be fake next spring when it's too late. An actual attack is no good for the chimperor* it wouild prove that we really aren't safe, a foiled attack on the other hand would be a feather in their cap.
They could say see we told you so, they do want to kill you, but we stopped them.
Just enough credibility to get the sheep to draw closer together and bleat to keep us safe, that's the October suprise that worries me.

[Parche]

1. attack

He had many tin foiled attacks foiled this week............

[GrantDem]

2. I'm not so sure...

I understand your logic... however, the latest "foiled plot", of the ten hijacked airliners, didn't seem to help the ratings of the prez or the GOP. I think the people may have awaken to the "terra" BS. I hope at least.

[AnneD]

3. I think about foiled terrorist plots all the time...

:tinfoilhat: like will I have enough tin foil to last another 2 1/2 and why didn't I buy more Reynolds stock.

[LSK]

4. dont you remember liquidgate??

They just did that...

[catmandu57]

6. No bigger than that

Something with just enough credibility, close enough to be effective to make the circle draw together.

[Vincardog]

5. Well which group of disaffected fools are they setting up next?

Will it be some Black Panther want to bes like in Florida?
OR
pissed of radical poor folks without passports tickets or materials like in England?


How about radical reich wing kooks like in OKC.. no not that,
that is their base

[BrotherBuzz]

7. A foiled terror attack doesn't sell soap

It just won't have the impact with the public without the images of death and destruction. They need something BIG, and something that instills fear in the public pysche.

[kimmerspixelated]

8. You're right

and it is sick, so pathetically sick.