Take out Kiddie porn.

Take out Kiddie porn.


Our Bot surveillance units, BSU's picked up an member of

al Qaeda, and was tracking him over the Internet.

He visited a porno site, and was viewing a kiddy porn

video. We check the videos for steganography, encrypted files, hidden messages and malware. It said she was a adult etc, but there are certain

anthropological bone ratios that can help in identifying a persons age.

And the girl in this video to my judgment was a minor.

We checked the site, it doesn't normally carry kiddie

porn, was a corporation, and had venture fund involved

even. That means they probably are not handing out malware.

And have a system of checks and balances.

But the site had no button to report the video.

So we checked where to report kiddie porn.

And the site with the most links to it is:

"Missing Kids" a great site.

http://www.missingkids.com

And the link to report kiddie porno links

asked for 3 pages of info about ME,

the one reporting the porn site.

HERE...

I don't want to get into this beyond reporting

the illegal video.

They don't need my info to investigate the

site or the vid or the perps.

I was looking for a site where I could just

paste a URL, simple, they can take care of it

take it down or investigate them.

Clean up the WWW.

While I think kiddie pornographers should

be prosecuted and I would rather just not have

kiddie porn on MY WWW.

Further recon found an porn industry

site that will police and get kiddie porn taken

down.

The Porn is a multiple Billion dollar

Industry, and the legal ones would like

to keep kiddie porn off the net also for self preservation.

Advocating Child Protection (ASACP)

And if they are making that much money

that means alot of people go to porn sites.

And I think many of them will report kiddie

porn if it was safe and they see it.

So I set up a private, secure way to report

kiddie porn without getting your name or

data associated with reporting it.

I'm using http://anonymouse.org/anonwww.html

Here is a link with the Proxy already built in

HERE: ASACP, While reporting there probably

won't get any arrests they will get the link down

quickly, in the interest of Industry profits.

And their form is shorter to fill out.

But the longer form at "Missing Kids"

may result in more arrests.

Here is a safe anonymous link for them.

HERE.

Your choice.

We can help get rid of kiddie porn on the net.

REPORT IT.

Gerald

Anthropologist

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Video Ashura Festival - holy city of Kerbala.

Ashura Festival - holy city of Kerbala.
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Sunni extremists fired small arms and mortars at a Shiite procession commemorating Ashoura, a Shiite Muslim holiday that is often scarred by sectarian violence,
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Inside Bhutto's Car Shows Bloody

Inside Bhutto's Car Shows Bloody End -
Images have been released of the armored vehicle Benazir Bhutto was in prior to her assasination. Allegations of a possible cover-up have arisen and violent protests have killed dozens throughout the country since her death Thursday. (Dec. 30)
She must take some responsibility, her actions were very risky, allowing people near the car was good for politics and recruiting voters, but bad security, and standing in the open, very HIGH RISK.

al Qaeda's video GAMES

al Qaeda's videos

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Will al Qaeda deceive the Taliban or Muslims?

Video they issue "Orders"
Kill those that don't comply.
Next video they "Suggest"
Then they kill those that don't comply.
New Video they "Beg".
And kill those that don't comply.
This video they "apologize".
Then kill those that don't comply.

YES they want to join you....with DEATH.

WHOM gets the 76 virgins when an al Qaeda kills a mujahideen?

Bill
Test me go look at the last 4 videos.

Was Bin Laden's last video faked?

2004 Bin Laden video .............2007 Bin Laden video
from October 29, 2004............ from September 7, 2007


By Robert Windrem and Victor Limjoco

When al-Qaida’s media arm released its first Osama Bin Laden video in nearly three years, most of the media attention was focused on Bin Laden's beard. It appeared either dyed — or perhaps even pasted on. He was ridiculed and a variety of theories were offered to explain it.
But now, there is a running debate among video analysts about whether al-Qaida faked the video altogether —that rather than being new, the September 7 message may have been something recorded at the same time as his last video in October 2004 (and then released with new audio).

The point of departure for the debate is something not noted at the time: ( WE NOTED IT ) that of the 25 minutes of video tape, only three and a half minutes, were moving video. The rest was covered by a still image or a frozen still. Moreover, the still covered the only time references on the 25 minute of tape— references to political developments in Iraq, Britain and France. This lead to the suspicion that the video is not new, but disguised to appear as new.
A senior U.S. intelligence official says they believe the message is authentic, adding “it remains our view that the September 7 Bin Laden video is, in fact, new… interesting but not compelling.”
The leading proponent of the theory is a computer scientist and self-described hacker Dr. Neal Krawetz of Colorado. Krawetz, who makes his living a computer security consultant, tells NBC News in interviews and e-mails that the similarities between the October 29, 2004 tape and the September 7, 2007 tape are too great to be coincidental.

“Here is Bin Laden in the same clothing, same studio, same studio setup, and same desk THREE YEARS LATER,” wrote Krawetz in his blog, hackerfactor.org, and in an interview with NBC News. “In fact, his stack of papers that he reads are moved between the exact same stacks. If you overlay the 2007 video with the 2004 video, his face has not changed in three years -- only his beard is darker.”
What’s his theory on the beard color? “The contrast on the picture has been adjusted.” He notes it’s not the just the beard that is darker. Bin Laden’s eye sockets are darker as well. Krawetz does not think that the beard color has been digitally manipulated however. According to his e-mail: “As far as my tools can detect, there has been no image manipulation of the Bin Laden portion of the image beyond contrast adjustment. His beard really does appear to be that color.”
”What are the chances of nothing changing (except his beard) in three years? Virtually zero. The clips appear to have been recorded three years ago,” adds Krawetz.
Krawetz does not believe that al-Qaida used the exact same video it did in 2004. Instead, he suspects that al-Qaida had recorded much more video than it released in 2004. There may have even been two sittings. “The main thing I am getting at: I am not saying that they are the same recording,” he said. “I believe they recorded a speech, changed a little, and then recorded some more. (Under this same theory, they may have done it many times and AQ just has not released other videos yet).”
“I am saying the two videos were likely made either on the same day or within days of each other.”
There are indeed slight differences but Krawetz says they are easily explained.
“The ‘graybeard’ (video) had the yellow tunic unzipped (unbuttoned?) while ‘blackbeard’ is zipped up at the bottom. This actually makes sense under the theory that these are two different recordings taking on the same day (or within the same few days),” Krawetz wrote in an e-mail.
For Krawetz, Bin Laden's clothing says a lot. “If you were on the run through mountains on foot, would you be carrying around unnecessary clothing? No. You would only take the essentials. A fancy shirt and yellow (tunic) are not essential for mountain life on the run. If, in the future, you find that you need a nice shirt and sweater, you would get new ones!”

”What are the chances of nothing changing (except his beard) in three years? Virtually zero. The clips appear to have been recorded three years ago,” adds Krawetz.
Krawetz does not believe that al-Qaida used the exact same video it did in 2004. Instead, he suspects that al-Qaida had recorded much more video than it released in 2004. There may have even been two sittings. “The main thing I am getting at: I am not saying that they are the same recording,” he said. “I believe they recorded a speech, changed a little, and then recorded some more. (Under this same theory, they may have done it many times and AQ just has not released other videos yet).”
“I am saying the two videos were likely made either on the same day or within days of each other.”
There are indeed slight differences but Krawetz says they are easily explained.
“The ‘graybeard’ (video) had the yellow tunic unzipped (unbuttoned?) while ‘blackbeard’ is zipped up at the bottom. This actually makes sense under the theory that these are two different recordings taking on the same day (or within the same few days),” Krawetz wrote in an e-mail.
SOURCE: More:

You can see both vids here.

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas, on Permanent record

From Casinos to Counterterrorism
Las Vegas Surveillance, U.S. Security Efforts Involve Similar Tactics

By Ellen Nakashima
Washington Post Staff Writer
Monday, October 22, 2007; A01

LAS VEGAS -- This city, famous for being America's playground, has also become its security lab. Like nowhere else in the United States, Las Vegas has embraced the twin trends of data mining and high-tech surveillance, with arguably more cameras per square foot than any airport or sports arena in the country. Even the city's cabs and monorail have cameras. As the U.S. government ramps up its efforts to forestall terrorist attacks, some privacy advocates view the city as a harbinger of things to come.

In secret rooms in casinos across Las Vegas, surveillance specialists are busy analyzing information about players and employees. Relying on thousands of cameras in nearly every cranny of the casinos, they evaluate suspicious behavior. They ping names against databases that share information with other casinos, sometimes using facial-recognition software to validate a match. And in the marketing suites, casino staffers track players' every wager, every win or loss, the better to target high-rollers for special treatment and low- and middle-rollers for promotions.

"You could almost look at Vegas as the incubator of a whole host of surveillance technologies," said James X. Dempsey, policy director for the Center for Democracy and Technology. Those technologies, he said, have spread to other commercial venues: malls, stadiums, amusement parks.

And although that is "problematic," he said, "the spread of the techniques to counterterrorism is doubly worrisome. Finding a terrorist is much harder than finding a card counter, and the consequences of being wrongly labeled a terrorist are much more severe than being excluded from a casino."

Eyes in the Sky

The casino industry, like the national security industry, is seeking information to answer a fundamental question: Who are you?

"It's, are you a good guy or a bad guy? A threat or a non-threat?" explained Derk Boss, the vice president for surveillance for the Stratosphere hotel and casino, whose crew operates under what he calls the IOU system: Identify, Observe and Understand.

"There are going to be people that just want to come and gamble and enjoy your services," ( LOOSE ) he said. "And there are going to be people that are going to come to take your money. ( WIN ) Our job is to distinguish between those two groups." ( YOU CAN BE BANNED FOR WINNING. )

In the surveillance room, 50 monitors are linked to 2,000 cameras, from the casino entrance to the tower observation deck. Two employees keep an eye on the monitors. Guests are on camera from the moment they enter -- except in their rooms and in bathrooms. An investigator tracking a suspect could go back and review old tape, assembling a mosaic of a visitor's moves for the past two weeks.

What happens in Vegas does indeed stay in Vegas -- for a lot longer than most patrons realize.

On a recent Friday night, the surveillance team at the Stratosphere is watching a casino host they suspect of handing out unwarranted "comps," or vouchers for free rooms and meals to guests. Might he be taking kickbacks?

Down on the floor, the pit boss is observing players, looking for "tells" -- behavioral signs of cheaters or other undesirables ( WINNERS ). The night before, investigators identified a blackjack player as a card counter. Casinos dislike card counters because they can determine when the cards are to their advantage and raise their bets accordingly. ( WIN ) When the pit boss told the card counter he could bet only the minimum amount, he cashed in his chips and left.

While casinos have been monitoring suspicious behavior for years, the Department of Homeland Security is just now deploying specially trained officers to look for behavioral clues and facial expressions.

Casinos have tried to use facial-recognition software to identify known cheats in real time, but with little success. Casino lighting is often dim, and a player who wants to conceal his identity can hide behind a hat, sunglasses or a false beard.

But in a few years, some say, iris-scan technology will be mature enough to use in gaming. Casinos might ask people to sit for a scan of the iris, which, like a fingerprint, has a unique pattern. That pattern would be transformed into a template to be matched against a database.

After Sept. 11, 2001, several airports tested facial-recognition software, with little success. But the government is continuing to invest in biometric technologies, and the military already uses iris scans on suspects captured in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Following the Links

On occasion, national security and casino security interests directly intersect. Jeff Jonas discovered that after he developed a computer program for the casino industry that helps detect cheats using aliases. ( OR ANYONE ELSE )

A 43-year-old technology visionary and high-school dropout, Jonas soon realized that his system could also identify employees colluding with gamblers, say, by discovering that they share a home address. He calls his program NORA -- for Non-Obvious Relationship Awareness. ( CHECK INTO VEGAS AND GET YOUR LIFE HISTORY IN A PERMANENT RECORD )

Every time a player registers for a loyalty card or a hotel room, Jonas explained from his lab near the Strip, the player's name, address and other data are sent to NORA. Also in the casinos' NORA database is information about employees and vendors.

NORA can spot links that a casino employee probably would never discover, such as a phone number shared by two different names, Jonas said. It once identified a casino promotions director who picked a winning ticket that belonged to her sister, he said.

The idea was so powerful that the CIA's private investment arm, In-Q-Tel, poured more than $1 million into NORA to help root out corruption in federal agencies. Then, after the Sept. 11 attacks, it became clear that link analysis could be useful in tracking terrorist networks.

In 2002, Jonas shared his technology with Pentagon officials, who were researching a more controversial technique called pattern-based data mining. Their aim was to identify terror networks from patterns of behavior, by plowing through vast beds of data such as hotel, flight and rental-car reservations. Jonas, now an IBM chief scientist, said narrowly focused link analysis is less invasive because it starts with a known suspect rather than casting about in the general population.

At the U.S. Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, for example, investigators have used link analysis to track money laundering. From one Suspicious Activity Report -- which financial institutions are required to send to the government -- they have identified a money launderer's partners in crime. FinCEN has a decade's worth of data on 170 million report forms. "We find a tremendous amount of connectivity," said Steve Hudak, FinCEN spokesman. "We find suspects linked by addresses, suspects linked by phone numbers. So we definitely know that these people are operating together."

But privacy advocates warn that the farther it moves from the suspect, the more likely link analysis is to snare innocent people.

Chips Tracking Chips

Rolland Steil moves a stack of 34 casino chips across the felt of a baccarat table. On a monitor linked to the table in this desert laboratory, 34 numbers pop up. Each chip is embedded with a radio frequency identification (RFID) chip that enables the casino to track how much money is being wagered on this roulette number or that baccarat spot.

Steil, a product manager for Progressive Gaming International, which developed the chips, expects all casinos to use RFID-enabled chips soon -- to detect counterfeiters, to keep track of chip flow at tables, to know instantly how much a player has bet, won or lost.

"We're providing so much data to the casinos, they're drooling for it," he said.

In the outside world, counterterrorism and Homeland Security officials are looking for ways RFID technology can help them, too. RFID chips are in new passports, EZPasses, credit cards and building passes. Soon they might be in clothing.

All this electronic data is trackable, as are text messages sent from cellphones or instant messages from laptops. Following the trail could uncover a terrorist network.

Or an innocent group of, say, bird-watchers.

"We often hear of the surveillance technology du jour, but what we're seeing now in America is a collection of surveillance technologies that work together," said Barry Steinhardt, the American Civil Liberties Union's technology and liberty project director. "It isn't just video surveillance or face recognition or license plate readers or RFID chips. It's that all these technologies are converging to create a surveillance society."

'We Know Who You Are'

Under the elegant chandeliers at Caesars Palace, 10,000 people a day willingly give up personal information -- name, address, birthday -- and allow their gambling habits to be tracked so they can win free hotel rooms and show tickets. In nearly a decade, 40 million have signed up for Harrah's Total Rewards loyalty card.

Harrah's Entertainment, owner of Ceasars Palace and the industry leader in data mining for marketing, can then customize the gambler's experience. A guest celebrating her birthday might insert her card in a slot machine and be surprised by a promotions manager bearing a birthday card and a cookie. ( IN EXCHANGE FOR THE GUEST's PRIVACY )

"It's really about, how do we convince these people to be more loyal and give them a sense of 'We know who you are,' " said David W. Norton, senior vice president at Harrah's.

Guests may or may not see that as a good thing.

In December 2003, faced with a warning that terrorists were about to attack Las Vegas, the FBI asked hotels, rental-car agencies and airlines for customer data. Some balked, but others produced the data, sometimes voluntarily, sometimes when presented with a subpoena.

THEY KNOW WHAT YOU DO, AND ITS IN A Permanent RECORD.

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New video from Omar coming.

new vid from Mullah Omar

Mullah Omar
The leader of the Taliban, Mullah Omar,

Will post as soon as we get it.
G

FRENCH CONNECTION TO DEATH OF DAN PEARL

Holding the Media Accountable

From today’s Wall Street Journal, the hopeful story of a chance for justice in France. Pictured here are a faked photo that became a Palestinian icon and the courageous French journalist who has fought for the truth, much as did Emile Zola in the Dreyfus Affair.

WATCHING THE NEWS

Palestinian Propaganda Coup
A judge in France has a chance to hold the media accountable.

BY NATAN SHARANSKY
Sunday, October 7, 2007 12:01 a.m. EDT

Last month, a French court heard an appeals case whose forthcoming verdict will have far-reaching ramifications for all who value truth and accuracy in Middle East news reporting. The case involves Philippe Karsenty, a French journalist and media commentator, who was found guilty of defamation after he called for the firing of two France 2 Television journalists responsible for the Sept. 30, 2000, news report on the alleged killing of a 12-year-old Palestinian boy, Mohammed al-Dura, by the Israel Defense Forces.

It has been seven years since France 2 Television broadcast the excruciating footage of Mohammed and his father, Jamal, crouching in terror behind a barrel in Gaza’s Netzarim Junction while, according to the report, under relentless fire from IDF soldiers. The 59-second clip, which ends with the boy apparently shot dead, was presented around the world as an unambiguous case of Israeli savagery.

The tape fanned the flames of what became known as the second intifada. The boy Mohammed was the iconic martyr, his name and face gracing streets, parks and postage stamps across the Arab world. His memory was invoked by Osama bin Laden in a jihadist screed against America, and in the ghastly video of the beheading of American Jewish journalist, Daniel Pearl.

DID THIS VIDEO CONTRIBUTE TO THE BEHEADING OF DANIEL PEARL?

Shortly following the al-Dura incident, however, a series of inquiries cast grave doubt on the accuracy of the original France 2 report. The official IDF investigation concluded that, based on the position of IDF forces vis-à-vis the Duras, it was highly improbable, if not impossible, that an Israeli bullet hit the boy. Research by The Atlantic Monthly, The New Republic and Commentary magazine concurred. Then a German documentary revealed inconsistencies and probable manipulations in the account of France 2’s lone journalist on the scene that day, Palestinian cameraman Talal Abu Rahmeh.

And yet France 2 refused to release Abu Rahmeh’s full 27 minutes of raw footage. It did, however, agree to let three prominent French journalists view the footage. All three concluded that it comprised blatantly staged scenes of Palestinians being shot by Israeli forces, and that France 2’s Jerusalem Bureau Chief Charles Enderlin had lied to conceal that fact.

Subsequently, alleging gross malfeasance, Mr. Karsenty called for the firings of Mr. Enderlin and France 2 News Director Arlette Chabot. But France 2 stood defiant, suing Mr. Karsenty for defamation.

The defamation trial passed almost unnoticed in Israel, to the apparent detriment of Mr. Karsenty’s case. In his ruling in favor of France 2, judge Joël Boyer five times cited the absence of any official Israeli support for Mr. Karsenty’s claims as indication of their speciousness.

Israel’s decision to stay on the sidelines was unfortunate because the truth always matters. The al-Dura incident wasn’t the only media report to inflame passions against Israel in recent years, but it was the one with the highest profile. Moreover, if, as Mr. Karsenty and others have claimed persuasively, the al-Dura incident is part of the insidious trend in which Western media outlets allow themselves to be manipulated by dishonest and politically motivated sources (recall the Jenin “massacre” that never was, or the doctored Reuters photos from Israel’s war against Hezbollah in 2006), then France 2 must be held accountable.

It is important to note that the al-Dura news report profoundly influenced Western public opinion. When I served in the Israeli government as minister of Diaspora affairs from 2003 to 2005, I traveled frequently to North American college campuses. I heard firsthand how Mohammed al-Dura had shaped the perceptions of young people just beginning to follow events in the Middle East. For many Jewish students, the incident was a stain of dishonor that called into question their support for Israel. For anti-Israel students, the story reaffirmed their sense of Zionism’s innately “racist” nature and became a tool for recruiting campus peers to the cause.

To its credit, Israel has come to recognize that it must play an active role in uncovering the truth. The IDF recently sent a letter to France 2 demanding the release of Talal Abu Rahmeh’s 27 minutes of raw footage, asserting the implausibility of IDF guilt for the death of Mohammad al-Dura, and raising the possibility that the entire affair may have been staged.

Tragically, there is no way to repair the damage inflicted on Israel’s international image by the France 2 report, much less restore the Israeli and Jewish victims whose lives were exacted as vengeance. It is possible, however, to deter slanderous news reporting–and the violence that often accompanies it–by setting a precedent for media accountability via the handover of Talal Abu Rahmeh’s full 27 minutes of raw footage. Encouragingly, the judge presiding over Mr. Karsenty’s appeal has now requested the tapes. France 2 must make a full public disclosure. If there is nothing to hide, why should it refuse?

THERE SHOULD BE CRIMINAL PROSECUTION, AIDING AND ABETTING THE TERRORISTS, CONTRIBUTING TO THEIR PROPAGANDA.

Mr. Sharansky is chairman of the Adelson Institute for Strategic Studies at the Shalem Center in Jerusalem.

Source:

CAPS ARE MINE

GERALD

ebay, CC, personal data for 1,200 users

"This morning a hacker posted the personal contact information and credit card data of 1,200 ebay users on the eBay.com Trust & Saftey forums. eBay pulled the Trust & Safety forums off line, but not before one user made a video of the hacked forums and posted it on youtube.com.

Google pulled the video...

WILL EBAY NOTIFY THE 1200 EBAY ACCOUNTS?
I THINK NOT.

UPDATE:
The Canada Revenue Agency has won a Federal Court order requiring eBay Canada Ltd. to turn over the names, addresses, phone numbers and e-mail addresses of all high-volume sellers on the popular website. The CRA wants to find out whether those individuals or companies are reporting the income they made from online sales in 2004 and 2005.

Convoy with us for the day, taken at 4 times normal speed Iraq

Come out on Convoy with us for the day, taken at 4 times normal speed Iraq.

Another AQ video, "power of truth".

September 19, 2007

The SITE Intelligence Group has learned that a new video is forthcoming from the multimedia arm of al-Qaeda, as-Sahab, titled, “The Power of Truth”.

A montage of images on a mock-up of a monitor in the advertisement shows the faces of al-Qaeda leadership, including Usama bin Laden, Dr. Ayman al-Zawahiri, Mustafa Abu al-Yazid AKA Sheikh Saeed and Abu Musab Abdul Wadud.

Other individuals shown as appearing in the forthcoming release include Mullah Mansour Dadullah, Muhammad Atta, Abdul Bari Atwan, the chief editor of Al-Quds Al-Arabi newspaper, Dr. Abdullah al-Nafeesi, and Michael Scheuer, former Chief of the Bin Laden Issue Station of the CIA.

al Qaeda begging for cannon fodder, 3rd vid

al Qaeda's 3rd video

Qaeda applies its efforts where there is the most need
They have been requiting children and tricking the ummah
into becoming suicide bombers.


No force can stand up to the USA's military without
huge costs.
al Qaeda is running out of cannon fodder.

To date their biggest push has been for more troops.
Fighting the USA is like putting your nose to the grater.

They have trainting children to fight, even women. ( use back key )
Training kids to behead, be suicide bombers.

And tricking anyone they can into becoming a suicide bomber.

This film is more evidence of O'samas Mohamed complex.
He is trying to set himself as the New Mohamed
Osama worship.

Al Qaeda is in dire need of more troops, al Qaeda is being abandoned by Islam.

AQ is hanging on by their fingernails and Ole Binny is scared to death.
His fil has been low quality, non-professional video work.
Binny is hidding almost alone, and scared stiff.
Thats why there were no films for 2 years, and no one gets to see him.

All al Qaeda has for weapons against the USA military are suicided bombers and IED's.
AND THEY THINK THEY CAN LAST ???

G

The Taliban offered to begin negotiating with the government. In Afghan parlance, that's the Taliban way of saying they are defeated and want to discuss peace terms.

50 Taliban , moving in Abad, Patki

Al Jazeera filmed a group of about 50 Taliban fighters travelling unhindered in NowRoz-Abad, in Tagab.

However, Al Jazeera's producer travelled with the Taliban for five hours in Tabag district and saw no sign of Afghan or American forces.

While filming, a young boy appeared and told the Taliban he had seen some Americans - five Humvees nearby.

A ripple of excitement spread through the group and Oji Mullah ordered his men to move out to prepare and attack.
......

Spy satellite view of this location.

3rd Al qaeda video with in 72 hrs.

Al-Qaeda to release third 9/11 video: reports

17 hours ago

WASHINGTON (AFP) — Al-Qaeda will release a third video marking the sixth anniversary of the September 11 attacks, this time showing its top leader in Afghanistan, US monitoring groups said Wednesday.

After releasing two videos featuring Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden in recent days, the terror network will now show a video "presenting reasons and motives for the attacks on New York and Washington," the SITE Intelligence Group said in a press release.

The new video will show Al-Qaeda's chief in Afghanistan, Mustafa Abu Al-Yazid, also known as Sheikh Said, said SITE, which monitors Islamic extremist websites.

The tape also features a montage of images showing the burning World Trade Center towers in New York and individuals such as Saudi King Abdullah, SITE said.

Another US-based monitoring group, IntelCenter, said it expected the video to be released by Al-Qaeda withing 72 hours. source

How did USA get Binnys tape, before release?

Ever wonder how Osama bin Laden videos move from the Internet to the television in your living room?

The Washington Post has a fascinating story today about the community of private individuals and companies who troll the Internet in search of such videos, usually managing to get hold of them before the government's intelligence agencies -and often before al Qaeda intends them to be seen.

Yesterday's Bin Laden tape, for example, was publicly aired thanks to the efforts of a 50-year-old graphic designer working from her South Carolina home who goes by the pseudonym Laura Mansfield.

The al Qaeda dispatch was downloaded and handed to the government by the SITE Institute a full day before the terrorist organization publicly released the video.

The hackers use "a combination of computer tricks, personal connections and ingenuity to find and download password-protected content" from al-Qaeda-affiliated Web sites, according to the Post.

The woman who calls herself Mansfield is a self-described "computer geek" and an Arabic speaker who said she was inspired by the Sept. 11 attacks to "look constantly" online for such messages. "The video may be in an accessibly place for only 15 minutes, and if you're not there at the right time, you might miss it," she said.

Rita Katz, founder of the SITE Institute, a service offering access to an archive of terrorist-group image and materials, declined to comment on the methods used to obtain the footage.

She told the Post that al Qaeda's "propaganda team is getting larger and more sophisticated." When the terrorist group was ready to release Friday's video, for example, it made the vides reading for downloading with nearly 650 different and user-friendly Internet addresses in a variety of versions like for cellphones or with audio only.

But so far, al Qaeda is almost always scooped by groups like SITE, who distribute the videos as much as 24 hours ahead of time.

So, while the U.S. might not be able to find bin Laden, we can at least take heart that we are managing least stick it to his terrorist group by breaking their news embargoes. source

This is why we can't find Binny, we can see everything

There are two places they think Binny might be.
Tora Bora, Afghan and Chitral district, Patki.

Review the fly overs, both.
Then get a look at spy film resolution in the third.

We can see everything but where to look?

#1 tora bora
...

#2 Chitral district
...

#3 Spy film resolution: ( this is Just ONE frame, but 180 degrees )


Background:

Osama bin Laden hiding IN Chitral district, Patki -

informed sources tell CBS News U.S. intelligence believes Osama bin Laden is hiding out in the Chitral district of northern Pakistan. A number of reports from human sources, including some alleged sightings, have put him there, reports CBS News national security correspondent David Martin. None of the reports has been independently confirmed, but there are enough of them to persuade intelligence analysts that it’s his most likely location. Chitral is a remote, rugged area governed by tribes that will not allow even the Pakistani army to operate there. “They have a code of hospitality for guests, and they’ve probably also gotten a fair amount of money from bin Laden,” says Daniel Benjamin of the Brookings Institute,

Tora Bora his old hide out.


We can see everything but where to look?

Gerald

قطع رأس فيديو جديدةNew beheading video,

قطع رأس فيديو جديدة

.....
religious teacher Mullah Attullah told Reuters on Thursday. "I appeal to the Taliban to please stop this because non-Muslims will think Islam is a cruel and terrorist religion.

"The Taliban do not follow the laws of Islam."

The Taliban frequently behead suspected spies and often release video footage of the act.

A tribal leader in the south, the Taliban's heartland, said the beheading was un-Islamic.

"Islam does not allow anyone to behead any man. The Taliban show the wrong image of Islam to the world. We condemn this."

Islam condems bin Laden videos & 911

WASHINGTON, 11 (UPI) -- A Washington-based U.S. Muslim advocacy group Tuesday condemned a new video in which Osama bin Laden praises a Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist.

"The despicable actions of the 9/11 hijackers should be repudiated by all Muslims, not praised as examples to follow," a statement from the Council on American-Islamic Relations said. "There can be no moral, ethical or religious justification for such cowardly attacks on innocent civilians. CAIR joins with Americans of all faiths in mourning the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001, and asks that we all use today's anniversary to enhance our efforts to repudiate religious extremism and to promote mutual understanding."

The organization pointed out that it condemned the 2001 attacks within hours.

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new Bin Laden tape 9.11.07

Another new Bin Laden tape...from LauraMansfield.com

A new As Sahab tape from Osama Bin Laden has been obtained by LauraMansfield.com. The video is entitled "The Wills of the Heroes of the Raids on New York and Washington. The Will of the Martyr (as we see him) Abu Mus'ab al Shehri With a forward by Sheikh Osama bin Laden, may Allah protect him".

The video, 47 minutes 16 seconds in length, features an introduction by Osama Bin Laden. Bin Laden is shown in a still image, dressed as he was in last week's tape and apparently in the same location. An audio tape plays in the background. The still image is superimposed on news video footage of the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center.

The video includes the will of "Abu Musab Waleed al-Shehri", one of the 9/11 hijackers.

The image below shows the banner that was used to announce the planned release of the video.

An excerpt from the video can be downloaded here.

http://www.lauramansfield.com/obl-091107.wmv

There is still some question if this is Binnys voice?
UPDATE: Laura Mansfield now has the first 15 minutes of the video on her site.
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Transcript ...pending

BINNYS TAPE: ITS A FAKE. proof?

Put on your stereo head phones turn the volume up,
you will notice the slight echo, ( small cave 9 x 9 foot )
and the squeaky wheel in the background ( damp )

BACKGROUND SOUNDS:
at 2:06 you hear a lighter
3:36 LIGHTER AGAIN, softer
5:38 SOUND
7:17 lighter
7:27 lighter
8:53 big water drip ( damp )
9:35 they switch the Arabic sub-title to English.
14:00 video CUT ( video has been doctored )
14:35 LIGHTER
15:03 - watch beep indicating top of hour?
17:25 SOUND
18:10 small water drip ( damp )
21:26 sound

So Binny is not alone, according to lighter use maybe as many as 3 people in there with binny.
Or maybe they aren't smoking tobacco.
Water drips mean they are below snowline,
Its cold maybe 60 degrees F.

He is not wearing suicide robes.
No gun visible
His right eye is drooping.
Black beard sign of war.

...IT DOES NOT SOUND LIKE BINNY
SOMETHING NEW:

Posted on 09/09/2007 3:57:28 AM PDT by George Maschke

Osama Bin Laden's widely reported video address to the American people has a peculiarity that casts serious doubt on its authenticity: the video freezes at about 1 minute and 36 seconds, and motion only resumes again at 12:30. The video then freezes again at 14:02 remains frozen until the end. All references to current events, such as the 62nd anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing of Japan, and Sarkozy and Brown being the leaders of France and the UK, respectively, occur when the video is frozen! The words spoken when the video is in motion contain no references to contemporary events and could have been (and likely were) made before the U.S. invasion of Iraq.

The audio track does appear to be in the voice of a single speaker. What I suspect was done is that an older, unreleased video was dubbed over for this release, with the video frozen when the audio track departed from that of the original video.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1893413/posts

http://tinyurl.com/2qz7fa

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HOW DID THEY DO IT???

Paradigm Intel: video is an old video,
colored beard to disguise vid, ( Photoshop )
They found a voice similar to Binnys,
Played old video, voice over by sound alike voice.
Parts where lips didn't match, they frooze the vid.
Added squeeky wheel for cover.
maybe faked echo and background sounds to juice it up.
video is Binny.
Voice is NOT Binnys.

Why is file so huge?
Bad compression ?
or hidden files?




ITS A FAKE.
Binny is dead and this is the beginning of the end for al Qeda.

Gerald



Binnys 26 min video

....Compare voices to this one.
...IT DOES NOT SOUND LIKE BINNY



Fly over Mountain range where Tora Bora is.
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MORE:
Adel Darwish, political editor of Middle East magazine, told Al Jazeera that he had "doubts" about the authenticity of the tape.

"Any kid these days with an electronic kit can alter images and edit the way that he or she likes," he said.

"There is no close up on bin Laden, the beard is thick and black and then there are large segments where the image is a still."

http://english.aljazeera.net/NR/exeres/E2EDB797-31D0-4C50-9B18-9E7D00A65C9B.htm

http://tinyurl.com/3boh8f

Update:
The tape was undergoing technical evaluation by U.S. intelligence analysts, but an initial review indicated it was authentic. "The analysis suggests that the voice on the tape is indeed that of Osama bin Laden," said a U.S. intelligence official, speaking on the condition that he not be identified by name.? ( unable to confirm this )
What do you think, does it sound like Binny?

More:
Neal Krawetz of Hactor Factor, an expert on digital image forensics.

Krawetz says the inner frame of bin Laden was resaved at least twice, and not at the same time. The images show fine horizontal stripes on bin Laden and a background indicating these came from interlaced video sources. In contrast, the text elements, such as the As-Sahab logo, appear to be from non-interlaced sources.

The September 7 video shows bin Laden dressed in a white hat, white shirt and yellow sweater. Krawetz notes "this is the same clothing he wore in the 2004-10-29 video. In 2004 he had it unzipped, but in 2007 he zipped up the bottom half. Besides the clothing, it appears to be the same background, same lighting, and same desk. Even the camera angle is almost identical." Krawetz also notes that "if you overlay the 2007 video with the 2004 video, his face has not changed in three years--only his beard is darker and the contrast on the picture has been adjusted."

More important though are the edits. At roughly a minute and a half into the video there is a splice; bin Laden shifts from looking at the camera to looking down in less than 1/25th of a second. At 13:13 there is a second, less obvious splice. In all, Krawetz says there are at least six splices in the video. Of these, there are only two live bin Laden segments, the rest of the video composed of still images. The first live section opens the video and ends at 1:56. The second section begins at 12:29 and continues until 14:01. The two live sections appear to be from different recordings "because the desk is closer to the camera in the second section."

Then there are the audio edits. Krawetz says "the new audio has no accompanying 'live' video and consists of multiple audio recordings." References to current events are made only during the still frame sections and after splices within the audio track." And there are so many splices that I cannot help but wonder if someone spliced words and phrases together. I also cannot rule out a vocal imitator during the frozen-frame audio. The only way to prove that the audio is really bin Laden is to see him talking in the video," Krawetz says.

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