Re: The poison gas plot we've never heard about?

[dana tierney]

I disagree. I think they are very focussed on males with brown skin and if you don't fit this preconception of a terrorist you aren't going to get caught except perhaps by an infiltrator. I would hope that they turned their attention to these groups in the wake of Oklahoma City... but the operative word is hope. They immediately accused Arab groups of responsibility, if you recall.

I also think that this is not a healthy topic for me to speculate about :)

Dana

>I think the FBI is well equipped to deal with home grown terrorists
>though. They don't exactly make it hard to spot the extremists.
>I'd be surprised if any of these groups actually ever carried out one of
>these attacks.
>
>"Federal authorities this year mounted one of the most extensive
>investigations of domestic terrorism since the Oklahoma City bombing,
>CBS 11 has learned.
>
>Three people linked to white supremacist and anti-government groups are
>in custody. At least one weapon of mass destruction - a sodium cyanide
>bomb capable of delivering a deadly gas cloud - has been seized in the
>Tyler area.
>
>Investigators have seized at least 100 other bombs, bomb components,
>machine guns, 500,000 rounds of ammunition and chemical agents. But the
>government also found some chilling personal documents indicating that
>unknown co-conspirators may still be free to carry out what appeared to
>be an advanced plot. And, authorities familiar with the case say more
>potentially deadly cyanide bombs may be in circulation."
>
>-Gel
>
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