Dr. Teddy Bitner, COL. USA RET., Chairman

The Coalition Committee on Counter-Terrorism has taken measures to insure that Americans are kept aware of the latest information on the war on terror.

We have published here a report on safety precautions that should apply in the event of a nuclear terrorist attack.

Please read for your own information and awareness the article entitled,

"WHAT TO DO IF A NUCLEAR DISASTER IS IMMINENT "

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Areas of Security Concerns:

1. US Border

2. Islamic Terrorists

3. Communist China - 1 | 2
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THE COMMITTEE ON
COUNTER-TERRORISM

At the board meeting of November 8, 2007, the board unanimously approved the establishment of a Committee on Counter-Terrorism. The board also confirmed the appointment of board member, Dr. Teddy Bitner, Col. USA RET., to Chair this new committee. The initial report by Dr. Bitner submitted on November 8th follows:


A QUESTION?

Inasmuch as Al Queda (check spelling) has claimed responsibility for the assassination of Benazir Bhutto, will President Muscharef (check spelling) permit our special ops personnel to enter Pakistan to terminate Bin Laden and/or Al Zawahiri? This is an opportunity not to be missed since Mrs. Bhutto is considered to be a patriot and pro democracy by the press, avenging her death could be to our advantage in the war against terror. ( In reality, when she went into exile in Dubay, she absconded with 4 billion dollars from Pakistan's treasury and while she was in office she supported the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan). John


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• Terrorist Attack Planned on Ft. Huachucha in Arizona.




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