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Brit Terror Threat Level UP
The British terrorist threat level has just increased to SEVERE. This means that a terrorist attack is highly likely.

They must have received new information about an attack?

There are five levels of threat:

critical - an attack is expected imminently
severe - an attack is highly likely
substantial - an attack is a strong possibility
moderate - an attack is possible but not likely
low - an attack is unlikely

http://www.read-news.info/day-news/u...ontent=Twitter -link from Pixelguy..




This post posted by SurviveIt in the above section..just posted ..WTF???
 
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You're right, you gov sent out a survey this week asking questions about how prepared people in the UK were to stay home ie how much supplies do they have stored, to see them through a terrorist attack, if they cannot get to the store and are advised to stay at home. May be a false flag attack to distract from the second wave of the credit crunch (defaults on Alt-A and ARM MBS's happening now, banks dropping out of FDIC coverage in Hawaii), or may be real attack, either way looks like something is afoot......
 
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Looks like an obvious attempt at distraction, I'd say to cover a combination of seriously bad financial news, ie when old Merv the Swerve from the BofE is writing that the system is going to fall over again, in the torygraph last week, the penny, that the banking system is not in as good as state as the propaganda bs would have everyone believe, may be about to drop with a lot of people......... things seem to be getting a tad Orwellian, it's like the government of Airstrip One dropping 'steamers' (V2 rockets) on the proles, to keep the illusion that they are at war with a real enemy, going.

(go online and take a look at what is happening with Alt-A and ARM mortgaged backed securities, these are not sub-prime and people are defaulting on them now, even before the interest rates are due to be raised on them, second wave credit crunch as bad as the sub-prime one, is starting to develop )
 
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