Terror Commander: US Attack Will Dwarf London Bombings

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Fri Jul 13, 2007 at 3:37 pm PDT • Views: 214

Shocka! Taliban honcho talking smack at The Blotter: Terror Commander: U.S. Attack Will Dwarf London Bombings.

As senior intelligence and law enforcement officials met again today in the White House Situation Room to deal with the “summer terror threat,” a top terror commander said an attack was coming that would dwarf the failed bombings in London and Glasgow.

Of course, since they were failed attacks, doesn’t that mean just about any successful attack at all would qualify as “dwarfing” them?

Not to interrupt your jihadi stream of consciousness, though, Mr. Dadullah. Please continue.

Taliban military commander Mansour Dadullah, in an interview to be broadcast on ABC News’ “World News With Charles Gibson,” said the London attacks were “not enough” and that bigger attacks were coming.

“You will, God willing, be witness to more attacks,” he told a Pakistani journalist in an interview conducted just four days ago.

Just last month, Dadullah presided over what was termed a terror training camp graduation ceremony in Pakistan, supposedly dispatching attack teams to the United States, Canada, Great Britain and Germany.

In this new interview, Dadullah talked about the ease with which he and his men operate inside Pakistan. “We have many friends,” he said. “It is very easy for us to go in and out of the tribal areas. It is no problem.”

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