TOTAL INFORMATION ANALYSIS

Thursday, October 18, 2007

Heroic local officers with the Portland Police department did an explosive sweep on vehicles belonging to criminal elements connected to Mossad agent Michael Chertoff. Cherotff was in town to participate in a SAIC-scripted "terror drill." Counterterrorsim analysts in the blogosphere had voiced concern that Chertoff would use the opportunity to take the drill "live," blaming a false-flag attack on Iran.

Portland activists should be commended for alerting local law enforcement as to who the real terrorists are.
From Portland's The Oregonian October 18, 2007 22:50PM:

"Portland police cordoned off several blocks around the Lloyd Center, marking off the area with thousands of feet of yellow tape blowing in the afternoon wind. They also shut down MAX trains through the area, and alerted people inside the hotel and surrounding buildings. Some in those buildings chose to evacuate, while others remained in place.

By 3:45 p.m., Police spokesman Brian Schmautz said officials "were comfortable" there was nothing sinister going on. Shortly after that, TriMet spokeswoman Peggy LaPoint said the red and blue MAX lines were back open in both directions through the area.

Nonetheless, Topoff activities at the hotel were quickly canceled earlier in the afternoon. Schmautz said officers had been sweeping the area in advance of visits by Chertoff and high-ranking military personnel using a pair of "explosives sensitive" police dogs. "One dog got an alert at this car. The second dog was called in and also gave an alert." A third dog later came to the parking garage, and had the same reaction as the first two.

Authorities initially focused on one vehicle, which turned out to be owned by a participant in the Topoff exercise.
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Labels: SAIC, synthetic terror alert, terror drills, wargames

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