Tipster Cal Skinner sent this my way. Former FBI consultant Paul L. Williams has written a new book, Osama's Revenge: THE NEXT 9/11: What the Media and the Government Haven't Told You.
Williams appeared as a guest on Michael Savage's "Savage Nation" radio program yesterday, where he discussed the book in detail.
The article from NewsMax sums up what Williams says has happened, and what may soon occur:
Williams claims that al-Qaida has been planning a spectacular nuclear attack using six or seven suitcase nuclear bombs that would be detonated simultantaneously in U.S. cities.
"They want the most bang for the buck, and that is nuclear," Williams told NewsMax.
"I expect such an attack would come between now and the end of 2005," the author said.
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Though New York City would seem to be the No. 1 target of another attack by al-Qaida, Williams points out other U.S. cities have been mentioned in intercepted intelligence chatter.
Among those discussed: Boston, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas, Philadelphia, Miami, Washington and Rappahannock County, Va.
Why a small rural county in Virginia? Williams says it houses the underground command center the White House would use in time of war.
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