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This was posted on November 8th 2005:

It says "attacks 9-11 and 11-9 mean something"  I think its some code for terrorists.

November 8th, 2005: The attacks in The Unites States will still take place, and also please take note that tomorrow is 11/9/2005, and you know what I predicted for that date. PLEASE....PLEASE TELL EVERYONE YOU KNOW...YOU MAY SAVE THEIR LIFE!! 

THIS IS WHAT HAPPENED THE NEXT DAY...AND IF YOU LIVE IN THE UNITED STATES...PLEASE PREPARE FOR AN ATTACK...IF IT COULD HAPPEN IN JORDAN (BASICALLY A HIGHLY PROTECTED STATE OF THE US) IT WILL HAPPEN LIKE I PREDICTED...and its not going to be a hotel in the US!!

Over 50 Dead in Jordan Hotel Blasts

AMMAN, Jordan -- Al-Qaida issued an Internet claim of responsibility Thursday for three suicide bomb attacks on Western hotels that killed at least 56 people, linking the deadly blasts to the war in Iraq and calling Amman the "backyard garden" for U.S. operations.

In the attacks, the suicide bombers detonated explosives at the Grand Hyatt, Radisson SAS and Days Inn hotels just before 9 p.m. local time. One of the explosions took place inside a hall where 300 guests were celebrating a wedding.

Police on Thursday continued a broad security lockdown and authorities sent DNA samples for testing to identify the attackers. Land borders were reopened after being closed for nearly 12 hours.

The nearly simultaneous attacks late Wednesday wounded more than 115 people, police said. They detained several people overnight, although it was unclear if those being held were suspects or witnesses.

Government spokesman Bassel Tarawneh expected the death toll "to rise, as some of the injured -- at least two -- are in serious condition in the hospital." He said the victims included 33 Jordanians, six Iraqis, two Bahrainis, two Chinese, one American, one Indonesian, one Saudi and 13 whose identification had not yet been determined.

A Palestinian official in Jordan reported two top security officials died in the blast. Also, an Israeli newspaper listed an Israeli Arab among the dead.

Until late Wednesday, Amman -- a hilly city of white stone villas and glitzy high-rises -- had mostly avoided large-scale attacks and was a welcome sanctuary of stability in a troubled region.

The al-Qaida claim of responsibility, posted on a militant web site, said Jordan became a target because it was "a backyard garden for the enemies of the religion, Jews and crusaders, ... a filthy place for the traitors ... and a center for prostitution." It could not be independently verified. The claim, signed in the name of the spokesman for al-Qaida in Iraq, said the attacks put the United States on notice that the "backyard camp for the crusader army is now in the range of fire of the holy warriors."

Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister Marwan Muasher had said shortly after the blasts that al-Qaida in Iraq leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was a "prime suspetc." The Jordanian-born al-Zarqawi is known for his animosity to the country's Hashemite monarchy.

Iraqi government spokesman Laith Kubba said the attack should alert Jordan that it needed to stop playing host to former members of Saddam Hussein's regime.

n Russia on Thursday condemned the attacks in Jordan, saying they were aimed to destabilize the Middle East and underscored the need for close international cooperation against terrorism.

In a condolence telegram to Jordan's King Abdullah II, President Vladimir Putin said the attacks were "yet another harsh confirmation" of the need to "mobilize the world community in an uncompromising struggle with this evil, which belongs to no nation or religion."

Jordan's Queen Rania, left, wipes tears from the eye of an unidentified injured woman during a visit to injured victims of three suicide bomb attacks in an Amman hospitals on Thursday, Nov. 10, 2005. Al-Qaida issued an Internet claim of responsibility Thursday for three suicide bomb attacks on Western hotels that killed at least 56 people, linking the deadly blasts to the war in Iraq and calling Amman the "backyard garden" for U.S. operations. (AP Photo/Nader Daoud

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Hey Brian

YOU WERE RIGHT ABOUT THE ATTACKS IN 11/9!!!!!!!!

http://www.freep.com/news/nw/jordan10e_20051110.htm
Triple hotel blasts kill 57 in Jordan

November 10, 2005



FREE PRESS NEWS SERVICES

AMMAN, Jordan -- Bombers carried out nearly simultaneous attacks on three
hotels Wednesday night, leaving scores of casualties.


Casualty counts varied, but Deputy Prime Minister Marwan Muasher reported
57 killed and 115 wounded in the three attacks -- at least two of them
suicide bombings. And suspicions quickly turned to Al Qaeda.


The explosions hit just before 9 p.m. at the lobby of the Grand Hyatt, in
a ballroom at the Radisson SAS and outside a nightclub at the Days Inn. At
the Radisson, 300 wedding guests were celebrating, including Jordanian
notables. A man strapped with explosives had infiltrated the crowd.


"We thought it was fireworks for the wedding, but I saw people falling to
the ground," said one wedding guest. "It was ugly."


The dead and injured were rushed from the hotels by ambulance workers and
hotel staff on gurneys and handcars usually used for baggage. Three
Chinese nationals were among those killed, the Foreign Ministry in Beijing
said today.


Security forces fanned out across the city after the attacks. Units in
armored vehicles sealed off streets around diplomatic missions, government
offices and hotels.


Police said highways leading to the city were shut. Cars were searched at
roadblocks in town. Jordan's secret intelligence police also was out in
force.


Muasher said there was no claim of responsibility but that Abu Musab al-
Zarqawi, the Jordanian-born leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq, was a prime
suspetc.


Last year, a Jordanian military court sentenced al-Zarqawi to death for a
role in killing a U.S. diplomat two years earlier. The United States has
offered a $25-million reward for any help in apprehending al-Zarqawi
because of his terrorist activities in Iraq.


He also has made an audiotape, which appeared on Islamic Web sites,
claiming credit for several failed bomb attempts in Jordan and stating his
interest in attacking Jordan.


Amman has become a base for Westerners who fly in and out of neighboring
Iraq for work. Hundreds of United Nations staff members for agencies such
as the World Food Program and UN Children's Fund work there.


The city's luxury hotels downtown often are full of U.S. and British
officials and contractors. The hotels also have become a gathering spot
for affluent Iraqis who have fled their country's violence.


Coincidence or not, the date of Wednesday's attack, Nov. 9, would be
written as 9/11 in the Mideast, with the day before the month.


Jordanians were sending mobile messages that read: "Have you noticed that
today is 9-11, similar to America's 11-9?"

NORMA N

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here is another link

http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=story_10-11-2003_pg7_51
Monday, November 10, 2003

Worst attacks since 9/11

LONDON: Suspected al Qaeda suicide bombers devastated a Riyadh compound on
Sunday, killing at least 11 people and injuring 122, the state news agency
SPA said. Here are some of the worst guerrilla attacks around the world
since September 11, 2001:

2001: Sept 11 - Three hijacked planes flown into major US landmarks,
destroying New York’s World Trade Center towers and ploughing into the
Pentagon. A fourth hijacked plane crashes in rural Pennsylvania. 2,976
people are killed.

2002: Apr 11 - Truck explodes near El Ghriba synagogue on Tunisian island
of Djerba. Kills 20, including 14 Germans.

May 8 - Suspected suicide bomber in a car kills 11 French navy experts and
three Pakistanis outside Sheraton hotel in southern Pakistani city of
Karachi.

June 14 - Car bomb outside US consulate in Karachi kills at least 11,
injures 45.

Oct 6 - Explosion rips through French supertanker Limburg, off Yemen. One
crewmember killed. Yemen suspects remote control device was used to ram an
explosives-laden boat into the tanker.

Oct 12 - Bombs explode in Kuta Beach nightclub strip on Bali, Indonesia,
killing 202 people and injuring hundreds. A third bomb explodes near the
US consulate near Kuta but no one is hurt.

Nov 28 - At least 15 killed in car bomb attack on hotel frequented by
Israeli tourists in Kenyan port of Mombasa, and two missiles miss Israeli
airliner taking off from the city.

2003: May 12 - Suicide bombers in vehicles shoot their way into housing
compounds for expatriates in Saudi capital Riyadh as residents sleep.
Death toll 35, including nine Americans, other foreigners and Saudis.

May 12 - Two suicide bombers drive a truck full of explosives into a
government complex in Znamenskoye in northern Chechnya. At least 60 killed
and 100 wounded.

May 16 - Suicide bombers using cars and explosive belts set off at least
five blasts in Casablanca, Morocco, killing 45 people including 12
bombers. About 60 others wounded.

July 5 - Two Chechen women suicide bombers kill 15 others at a rock
festival at Moscow’s Tushino airfield. 60 are injured.

Aug 1 - Truck bomb explodes at a Russian military hospital in North
Ossetia near Chechnya, killing at least 50.

Aug 5 - Huge bomb kills 10 and wounds 150 at Marriott Hotel in Indonesian
capital Jakarta.

Aug 19 - Truck bomb devastates UN’s Baghdad HQ, killing 22 people
including top UN envoy to Iraq.

Aug 25 - Twin car bombs in India’s financial capital Bombay kill 52 and
injure at least 150.

Aug 29 - Car bomb kills at least 83 Iraqis, including top Shi’ite Muslim
leader Ayatollah Mohammed Baqer al-Hakim, in an apparent assassination at
the Imam Ali mosque in Najaf.

Oct 27 - Bombers strike four times in the Iraqi capital, Baghdad, killing
35 people and wounding 230 in attacks aimed at Red Cross offices and three
police stations.

Nov 9 - At least 11 people are killed and 122 injured when suspected al
Qaeda suicide bombers devastate the guarded 200-villa Muhaya complex in
the Saudi Arabian capital, Riyadh. —Reuters

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