diving course for Muslim terrorists?

sapisapi
Posted:
in General Discussion edited January 2014
Translation with Sherlock from the Dutch National Press Agency:



Quote:

ROTTERDAM (DUTCH PRESS AGENCY) - the rural parquet floor of the Public

Prosecution Service suspects that 150 Moslems who have possibly links

with the jihad in the Netherlands have followed a diving course. Spokesman

W. the Bruin of the rural parquet floor recognizes Thursday that

justice examines this matter.



The jihad are the saint war against the enemies of Islam. Wednesday

wrote minister Remkes of home affairs in a letter to the House of

Commons that the threat of Islamic-terrorist attacks does not diminish

now. He indicated in the letter that there in the Netherlands probable

hundred up to two hundred persons active is in terrorist networks.





what would terrorists have in mind this time?



(nice translation BTW..)



linky in dutchy

Comments

  • Reply 1 of 4
    pscatespscates Posts: 5,847member
    To go down and plant explosives on bridge supports? To approach docked ships (oil, food, raw goods, etc.) and blow them up from below?



    All kinds of nasty stuff, I guess.
  • Reply 2 of 4
    der kopfder kopf Posts: 2,275member
    Maybe just admiring the wildlife? Preparing for God's/Allah's second flood? Alleviating their suicidal tendencies by exploring new and other worlds?
  • Reply 3 of 4
    scottscott Posts: 7,431member
    If you live in a polder you better get out now.





    Hummm? My friends mother lives in one
  • Reply 4 of 4
    moogsmoogs Posts: 4,296member
    Think Natural Gas Super Tankers. I saw this documentary about the Hyundai shipyards in Korea (fuking AMAZING stuff), and one of the beasts they manufacture are these HUGE gas tankers that have three large spherical natural gas tanks on the bow side. Let's just hope if they're going after one it isn't parked in a crowded area. All speculation on my part but if they're going after civilian vessels, that has to be one prime target. A lot more volatile than crude oil.
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