Analyst's note: Absolutely must read. Why are we not hearing these added details in the standard American media? Are the possibilities just not politically correct or are our standard news media generally receiving "hints" from members of the "stealth jihad" operation all ready embedded and operating within the U.S.?
Adnan Al Shukrijumah, age 35, -- an imam's son born in Saudi Arabia -- lived in the US for 15 years and is thought by some to be al-Qaeda's new global operations chief. The part that we are NOT hearing thus far is that others reasonably believe it to be far more likely that he is "grooming" U.S. citizens (who are also Islamist) for attacks -- a dirty bomb or some other unconvential attack -- inside the U.S. This second possibility is more feasible, knowing that al-Qaeda does not give up easily on long-range plans.
Shukrijumah's absence from Canada was first noted when a large quantity of radioactive material was missed from a university's reactor. Now the U.S. is again looking for this man Shukrijuma, who has been described "[...] as a one-man cell trained to build from scratch radiological bombs capable of environmental contamination [...]" What ever he is doing, we can be sure that his "special skill set," that is not easily acquired, will be used to the maximum benefit of al- Qaeda. Global operations chief ... maybe ... but I would say not likely.
"[...] He was employed at the time as a nuclear engineering student at MacMaster University's nuclear 5-megawatt research reactor in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada before suddenly disappearing.
His absence was noted when a large quantity of radioactive material was missed from the university's reactor. It was suspected then that Osama bin Laden had entrusted the "student" with preparing a "dirty bomb" attack in a North American city. [...]
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[...] may be in the process of adjusting his operation for a dirty bomb or other unconventional strike in America according to the circumstances prevailing today.
