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The linked document from fas.org is more useful for terror than the "terrorist" sites the info was pulled from, since it combines everything nicely in one place. Thanks for posting! They even detail scenarios for terrorists, they took all the work out of it. Next thing they'll be giving them money and guns.... where is my conspiracy hat anyways?

Also, it seems they admit to pulling info from honeypots along with legitimate sites. So who know's maybe there are no terrorists, and it's only FBI agents setting up CIA agents and vise versa.

posted by : Bounty, 28 October 2008 Complain about this comment
Ahh conservatives

Conservatives that happily swallow any and every government agenda dangled in front of their terror-stricken minds need to gain a massive sense of perspective. An open, public form of communication is the last thing a covert, discrete terror network would use. A government body publicly saying this not only highlights the waste and stupidity of itself but the utter misguided and utterly uninformed judgement that lead us to the current situation we're in. Trying to justify idiotic reports like this by then talking about roadside bombs is sickening but a typical brainless conservative propaganda tactic.

posted by : Neil, 28 October 2008 Complain about this comment
Almost as dumb as..

Yes, that sounds almost as far fetched as terrorists using Microsoft flight sims to learn to fly aircraft so they can use them for terrorism, oh hold on, they did didn't they?
Sadly terrorists aren't as stupid and lacking in imagination as dumb liberal hacks, as anyone on the end of a mobile phone operated road side bomb would probably testify.

posted by : Fred, 28 October 2008 Complain about this comment
Keep scoffing

To be concerned about constantly changing tactics and surveillence techniques is not "scaremongering", it is realistic concern.

Keep scoffing and poking your fun at our intel, Barak. May you be on the next train...twit.

posted by : Dave in CO, 27 October 2008 Complain about this comment
Hmm...

"Twitter is already used by some members to post and/or support extremist ideologies and perspectives." 

So it's used by government then?

I wonder how long it'll take these governments to realise that terrorists are totally dependent on air, which they use to breath, and if they were to regulate it, like they seem to be intent on doing with everything else, they'd stop these terrorists dead in their tracks.

posted by : LeeE, 27 October 2008 Complain about this comment

US military intel scared of jihadi twits

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