Military drafts war plans for terrorist attacks
August 8, 2005, Washington Post
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Preparing scenarios for action on US soil a shift for Pentagon. The US military has devised its first-ever war plans for guarding against and responding to terrorist attacks in the United States, envisioning 15 potential crisis scenarios and anticipating several simultaneous strikes around the country, according to officers who drafted the plans.

The war plans represent a historic shift for the Pentagon, which has been reluctant to become involved in domestic operations and is legally constrained from engaging in law enforcement. Defense officials continue to emphasize that they intend for the troops to play a supporting role in homeland emergencies, bolstering police, firefighters, and other civilian response groups. But the new plans provide for what several senior officers acknowledged is the likelihood that the military will have to take charge in some situations, especially when dealing with mass-casualty attacks that could quickly overwhelm civilian resources.


Nuclear Training Drill May Have Provided Another Reason For Firing Of Four Star General
August 15, 2005, The Arctic Beacon (Excellent non-major media source of inside information)

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Controversy around a simulated nuclear terrorist attack, called Exercise Sudden Response to be held Aug. 15- 19 at Ft. Monroe, may have provided another reason for the recent firing of General Kevin P. Byrnes. In a highly unusual occurrence, Gen. Byrnes, 55, was relieved of is duties as commander of the prestigious Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) at Fort Monroe, several months short of retirement for what Army brass claims to be sexual misconduct.

Political observers point to several other more serious reasons why Gen. Byrnes was pushed aside, including an ongoing feud with Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld. Military insiders claim Rumsfeld, who has been trying to weed out officers who don’t toe the party line since taking over at the Pentagon, finally let the hammer drop on Gen. Byrnes.

However, two reliable sources from two different political camps, one conservative and one liberal, claim Gen. Byrnes was stopped in his tracks by Rumsfeld after intelligence reports surfaced that Gen. Byrnes was behind a contingent of at least 40 other high-ranking officers who are trying to thwart the administration’s plans to engage in a nuclear conflict with Iran.

The upcoming nuclear training exercise...also has political observers nervous. Reports have surfaced that Gen. Byrnes was also fired due to certain irregularities involved in the nuclear training session, which is set to simulate a large nuclear bomb being brought on board a ship into a large U.S. city. Critics also site the danger of these “simulated attacks” since the same type of training sessions occurred just prior to both 9/11 and 7/7, with simulated jetliner and subway attack training exercises providing an eerie backdrop for the actual attacks that followed.

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Summary - Properties of plane waves in six-dimensional Minkowski space-time with equal number of space and time co-ordinates are considered. In the x-subspace the wave is characterized by three orthogonal one-to-the-other vector fields two of which are transversal and the third is longitudinal with respect to the direction of the wave motion. The energy of transverse and longitudinal field components is, respectively, positive and negative; however, due to the causality principle permitting the development along all time axes only from the past to the future, the total wave energy is always positive, which prevents a spontaneous creation of waves from vacuum and exotic processes in which the final mass exceeds the initial one.

PACS 03.30 - Special relativity.

PACS 03.65.Pm - Relativistic wave equations.

PACS 11.30.Cp - Lorentz and Poincaré invariance.


The illusion is a real illusion,
portals in 5 space, suns on line,
Joules, in a belt, number 9.
Trance induction coils breathing
liquid fire leaving nowhere untouched.--RD:A


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