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: Northeast Intelligence Network

Food supply threat analysis: Obama?s ?Kitchen Nightmares,? new reality TV?

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By Douglas J. Hagmann 22 December 2010: According to a report broadcast yesterday by CBS News, the latest terror warning allegedly involves  simultaneous attacks to our food, specifically targeting hotels and restaurants at various locations within the U.S. The exclusive CBS story adds that the threat was deemed “credible” by a key intelligence source, and that members of the Department of Agriculture and the FDA reportedly “briefed a small group of corporate security officers from the hotel and restaurant industries about it.” The threat is real, but not new The threat from Muslim terrorists to poison our food and water supplies is nothing new. They’ve discussed taking such measures on countless internet forums and been schooled through numerous al Qaeda publications, including publications stored on U...continue to full post

Full post as published by Northeast Intelligence Network on December 22, 2010 (boomark / email).

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