Attn: boaterdave

[\(William Regal\)]

As a self proclaimed employee of MI5 besides, 'oh ****'
what can you say about this? Surely you can your mates can do better?


Home Secretary Theresa May vows cargo security review
Home Secretary Theresa May has pledged to review air freight security after
bombs were found on two cargo jets in the UK and Dubai.
Prime Minister David Cameron said the device discovered in the UK was
designed to go off on the aircraft.

Mrs May said: "Certainly, we have to look at our processes of searching and
how we detect these devices."

A female medical student has been arrested in Yemen on suspicion of posting
the bombs bound for the US.

Referring to the bomb uncovered in the UK, Mrs May told BBC One's Andrew
Marr Show: "The crucial thing is we did find it and we were able to take
action on it.

"What we have done is taken action in relation to future unaccompanied
freight from the Yemen which would either be coming into the UK or through
the UK, and banned that freight."

[~BD~]

(William Regal) wrote:
> As a self proclaimed employee of MI5

Cite

[Bullwinkle]

all part of the record ole chap..
Might even get you pinched.
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I've mentioned before that because of my 20+ years of active service in
the Royal Navy I qualified for continuing service with MI5 (rather like
007) but decided to help on a non-contractual basis without accepting
further Government funds. I do, though, keep in close contact with 'the
authorities'.
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> "~BD~" <BoaterDave'remove'@hotmail.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:MbidnX_r9pF3m27XnZ2dnUVZ8l-dnZ2d@bt.com...
>> Careful wrote:
>>


I've mentioned before that because of my 20+ years of active service in
the Royal Navy I qualified for continuing service with MI5 (rather like
007) but decided to help on a non-contractual basis without accepting
further Government funds. I do, though, keep in close contact with 'the
authorities'.



>> --
>> Dave
>>
>
>


"~BD~" <~BD~@nomail.afraid.org> wrote in message
news:HtCdnbacsZsHwVDRnZ2dnUVZ7qWdnZ2d@bt.com...
(William Regal) wrote:
> As a self proclaimed employee of MI5

Cite

[~BD~]

Bullwinkle wrote:
> all part of the record ole chap..
> Might even get you pinched.
> --------
> I've mentioned before that because of my 20+ years of active service in
> the Royal Navy I qualified for continuing service with MI5 (rather like
> 007) but decided to help on a non-contractual basis without accepting
> further Government funds. I do, though, keep in close contact with 'the
> authorities'.


The post information cannot be, nor is, disputed.

Perhaps you came to the incorrect conclusion!

As Peter Foldes will tell you, BoaterDave never served in the Royal
Navy, so you *must* be mistaken in any event.

HTH

[\(William Regal\)]

Then that makes you a 'LIAR' as you were the one that said it.

LIAR you are!!


"~BD~" <~BD~@nomail.afraid.org> wrote in message
news:Hq-dnfk1yvgqW1DRnZ2dnUVZ8qednZ2d@bt.com...
Bullwinkle wrote:
> all part of the record ole chap..
> Might even get you pinched.
> --------
> I've mentioned before that because of my 20+ years of active service in
> the Royal Navy I qualified for continuing service with MI5 (rather like
> 007) but decided to help on a non-contractual basis without accepting
> further Government funds. I do, though, keep in close contact with 'the
> authorities'.


The post information cannot be, nor is, disputed.

Perhaps you came to the incorrect conclusion!

As Peter Foldes will tell you, BoaterDave never served in the Royal
Navy, so you *must* be mistaken in any event.

HTH

[~BD~]

(William Regal) wrote:
> Then that makes you a 'LIAR' as you were the one that said it.
>
> LIAR you are!!

No!

I'm a frayed knot!

It was Peter Foldes who lied! ;-)

[\(William Regal\)]

Appears you and your mates blew it again..
MI5 not involved.

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UK NEWSSECONDS FROM LOCKERBIE II
Sunday October 31 2010 by James Fielding
AL Qaeda bomb plotters hoped to stage a Lockerbie-style outrage over
Britain.

Explosives found inside a modified printer ink cartridge on board a cargo
plane at East Midlands *Airport were primed to detonate in mid-air.

The device was active when counter-terror police swooped on the aircraft
early on Friday.

Yemen-based terrorists had built the bomb to go off in British air space,
just like the Lockerbie atrocity of 1988 which killed 270 people.

Home Secretary Theresa May yesterday said: "I can confirm that the device
was viable and could have *exploded. The target may have been an aircraft
and had it it detonated, the aircraft could have been brought down."

Security chiefs initially believed the bomb, which was to be activated via a
timer, was destined for a synagogue in the US.
But Mrs May said: "We do not believe that the perpetrators of the attack
would have known the location of the device when it was planned to explode."

Speaking at Chequers, David Cameron said: "We believe the device was
designed to go off on the aeroplane.

"We cannot be sure about the timing when that was meant to take place."

Had the plane exploded and crashed on to Nottingham, Leicester or Derby, all
within a 10-mile radius of the airport, hundreds of lives would have been
lost.

The alert was triggered by intelligence from a unit of GCHQ surveillance
experts stationed in Afghanistan, the Sunday Express can reveal. Operating
from a converted shipping container in Helmand, the team picked up the words
"A wedding gift is being delivered".

The phrase is an Al Qaeda code meaning a bomb is in transit.

With the help of Saudi agents, GCHQ alerted MI6, which raised the alarm in
London and Washington.

Counter-terror police intercepted the United Parcel Service plane bound from
Yemen to *Chicago when it stopped to refuel at East Midlands Airport at 3am
on Friday.

The suspect package was found with wires protruding from it and connected to
mobile phone components. A similar device was found on board another plane
in Dubai.

Yesterday security officials in Yemen announced that investigators had
seized and examined 26 other *suspect packages in the capital, San'a.

It was also revealed last night that a woman had been arrested in San'a on
suspicion of sending explosive packages on cargo planes to the US.

A Yemeni security source said security forces traced the woman through a
telephone number she left with a cargo company. Her lawyer, Abdel Rahman
Burman, told reporters: "Her acquaintances tell me that she is a quiet
student and there was no knowledge of her having involvement in any
religious or political groups."

Authorities also arrested UPS and FedEx workers and were interrogating them
last night, along with employees at San'a Airport.

The East Midlands package is understood to have contained PETN, the
explosive chemical used in last year's failed Christmas Day attack on a
Detroit-bound airliner by syringe bomber Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab.

A source close to the investigation said: "The clock on the device was
counting down and it was still live as it was *discovered on the plane."

PETN is a colourless, odourless *liquid that was probably formed into tiny
crystals and poured into the ink cartridge

Explosives expert Mike Coldrick said just an egg-sized amount of PETN held
at arm's length was enough to "blow your head off".

He added: "It doesn't take a lot of explosive to bring down an aircraft."

Abdulmutallab, a Nigerian who studied at University College London, was
trained in Yemen.

The country is rapidly becoming a hotbed of Islamic terrorism as Osama Bin
Laden's men seek refuge from US-led forces in Afghanistan and Pakistan. A
group calling itself "Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula" is said to be
behind the ink cartridge bomb.

SAS troops have now been sent to the Haraz Mountains surrounding San'a to
hunt the terrorists responsible for sending the devices. They are being
backed by a small team of MI6 agents.

All flights to and from Yemen remained grounded yesterday. Both FedEx and
UPS offices in San'a are understood to have stopped accepting shipping to
the US.

All unaccompanied air freight from Yemen has been prevented from moving into
or through Britain.