TOTAL INFORMATION ANALYSIS

Thursday, January 26, 2006

UPDATE: The WorldNetDaily story referenced below has yet to be confirmed by this editor or any other media outlet. It may be the case that this leak is just a feint in the infowar. With the police-state USA PATRIOT Act set to expire Feb. 2, the vast industrial wasteland of Detroit may want to duck and cover when it hosts the Super Bowl Feb. 4. With GM going under, the opportunities to cash in on insurance and reinsurance may be too great for the elite to avoid.

Additionally, it is understood that some alternative broadcasts such as "THe Power Hour" have been linking a Steelers campionship to nuclear terror. This editor has not had an opportunity to review and evaulate that information. Stay tuned to total411.info for any potential changes in the SYNTHETIC TERROR ALERT color bar chart.

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The Iran warmongers still need a nuclear incident in the US to justify nuclear war with Iran. The efforts by this site and others last August may have stopped just such a false-flag incident last August operating under cover of a nuclear "drill" in Charleston, South Carolina.

There is another similar drill, also run from Ft. Monroe, Va., scheduled for Jan. 31-Feb. 2, just before parts of the USA PATRIOT Act expire again. One would hope that after the publicity last August, the dark actors would have seen the futility in trying for the exact same modus operandi. But one can never be too careful. Folks in Charleston need to be on alert for synthetic terror. Ask questions of the military folks down there.
WorldNetDaily.com January 23, 2006:

"The Defense Department has scheduled a second major, three-day exercise to combat nuclear terrorism in the Charleston, S.C. area. [...]

The military's Joint Task Force-Civil Support, headquartered at Ft. Monroe, Va., will host the three-day drill for commanders and representatives of other federal agencies that would be involved in managing the consequences of a 10-megaton nuclear blast, enough to inflict mass causalities and devastation on an American city.

Like last summer's exercise, the Jan. 31 to Feb. 2 drill is centered around a hypothetical blast that affects nearly half a million people across a 900-square mile section of tidewater South Carolina. The scenario assumes 10,000 fatalities and more than 30,000 injuries.

Officials from the Department of Homeland Security, including the Federal Emergency Management Agency and senior Coast Guard brass will be on hand.

Though the target of the attack is Charleston, no part of the exercise will actually take place there. Maj. Gen. Bruce Davis, the task force's commander, will oversee the exercise from Fort Monroe.

Joint Task Force-Civil Support – part of U.S. Northern Command, which oversees the Defense Department's domestic military activity – is a standing joint task force.

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It sounds like this Gen. Davis is playing the same wordgames officials played last August. Then, the "exercise" was be in "North Charleston," a town just north of Charleston, on Charleston Harbor, home to numerous U.S. Naval facilities.

See also:

• Charleston danger passed?
  
• Charleston/Ft. Monroe nuke drill in limbo
  
  Some of the August stories have contact information for military folks in Charleston in case concerned readers want to make some phone calls.

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