National Counterterrorism Tracking Center
February 2, 2007 2:21 AM Subscribe
Worldwide Incident Tracking System. There were sixteen incidents in the U.S. since February 2, 2004 with zero fatalities, injuries or hostages=zero victims. Lebanon, on the other hand...
Make sure not to miss the 2007 Counterterrorism Calendar (PDF) which is truly a piece of propaganda to behold.
posted by Rhomboid at 2:41 AM on February 2, 2007 [3 favorites]
posted by Rhomboid at 2:41 AM on February 2, 2007 [3 favorites]
Make sure not to miss the 2007 Counterterrorism Calendar (PDF) which is truly a piece of propaganda to behold.
"There was an error opening the document. The viewer cannot decrypt the document."
That's utterly fantastic. I didn't know DHS had working grasp of detournement.
posted by loquacious at 2:51 AM on February 2, 2007
"There was an error opening the document. The viewer cannot decrypt the document."
That's utterly fantastic. I didn't know DHS had working grasp of detournement.
posted by loquacious at 2:51 AM on February 2, 2007
This wasn't even reported in the local Swedish newspaper, but some bureaucrat in Washington was paid to enter it as an "incident of terrorism" into this stupid database? Obviously the Department of Fatherland Security has nothing better to do.
posted by three blind mice at 3:12 AM on February 2, 2007
posted by three blind mice at 3:12 AM on February 2, 2007
Out of 175 incidents in the UK, only 4 were NOT in Northern Ireland. One of those 4 was the July 7 attacks on London, accounting for 752 of the total 946 victims.
posted by medium format at 3:21 AM on February 2, 2007
posted by medium format at 3:21 AM on February 2, 2007
and this
but maybe that, according to 'newspeak', is not an incident
posted by altman at 3:25 AM on February 2, 2007
but maybe that, according to 'newspeak', is not an incident
posted by altman at 3:25 AM on February 2, 2007
Erm what? This kinda just looks like...you know...a murder?
posted by Jimbob at 3:56 AM on February 2, 2007
posted by Jimbob at 3:56 AM on February 2, 2007
Sure are lots of "lone wolf" incidents. Damn Wolves!
posted by Balisong at 4:52 AM on February 2, 2007
posted by Balisong at 4:52 AM on February 2, 2007
between Kings Cross Station and Russell Square Station, between Liverpool Street Station and Aldgate Station on the Piccadilly line, and between Edgeware Road Station and Paddington Station on the Circle line
I'm not sure civilians are meant to know that Liverpool Street and Aldgate are on the Piccadilly Line.
posted by cillit bang at 5:08 AM on February 2, 2007
I'm not sure civilians are meant to know that Liverpool Street and Aldgate are on the Piccadilly Line.
posted by cillit bang at 5:08 AM on February 2, 2007
damn wolves? ... i think we'd all better watch out for those damn mooninites
posted by pyramid termite at 6:10 AM on February 2, 2007
posted by pyramid termite at 6:10 AM on February 2, 2007
07/08/2004 United States BYU targeted by ALF in Provo, Utah
Oh wait, not that ALF. This one.
My bad.
And here I was thinking the new face of terror was brown, fuzzy, and had a hand up its ass.
posted by smallerdemon at 6:58 AM on February 2, 2007
Oh wait, not that ALF. This one.
My bad.
And here I was thinking the new face of terror was brown, fuzzy, and had a hand up its ass.
posted by smallerdemon at 6:58 AM on February 2, 2007
Make sure not to miss the 2007 Counterterrorism Calendar (PDF) which is truly a piece of propaganda to behold.
Oh man, that is so FPP-worthy.
posted by Blazecock Pileon at 8:41 AM on February 2, 2007
Oh man, that is so FPP-worthy.
posted by Blazecock Pileon at 8:41 AM on February 2, 2007
here I was thinking the new face of terror was brown, fuzzy, and had a hand up its ass.
Your confusion is understandable as that was the Federal Emergency Management Agency during Katrina.
posted by srboisvert at 8:55 AM on February 2, 2007 [1 favorite]
Your confusion is understandable as that was the Federal Emergency Management Agency during Katrina.
posted by srboisvert at 8:55 AM on February 2, 2007 [1 favorite]
Awesome post.
Jimbob - someone oughtta get credit for listing that as a terrorist event given that it was "us" attacking "them." Too bad Gitmo didn't make the cut.
posted by taliaferro at 9:28 AM on February 2, 2007
Jimbob - someone oughtta get credit for listing that as a terrorist event given that it was "us" attacking "them." Too bad Gitmo didn't make the cut.
posted by taliaferro at 9:28 AM on February 2, 2007
The calendar is the bomb! I mean that in a good way.
One of the end sheets tells you what to do if you "have suspicions": report suspicious people or activity to these guys first (the FBI is the second option listed).
Neat!
posted by rtha at 11:12 AM on February 2, 2007
One of the end sheets tells you what to do if you "have suspicions": report suspicious people or activity to these guys first (the FBI is the second option listed).
Neat!
posted by rtha at 11:12 AM on February 2, 2007
Why does the Counterterrorism Calendar have British police on the front cover?
posted by TrashyRambo at 5:55 PM on February 2, 2007
posted by TrashyRambo at 5:55 PM on February 2, 2007
TrashyRambo: that was the first thing I wondered as well. Solidarity...? I dunno.
posted by elvolio at 7:54 PM on February 2, 2007
posted by elvolio at 7:54 PM on February 2, 2007
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