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    Tuesday, August 14, 2007

    worried? noise? coincidence? ATTACK?




    Paradigm focusing?
    Point #1)

    The European Central Bank scrambled to head off a potential financial crisis on Thursday by pumping an emergency €94.8bn ($131bn) into the region's banking system after liquidity in the interbank market started to dry up, threatening banks' access to short-term funds.
    Its not sub-prime problems, max. loss on that $30 Billion.USD
    Was the cause of the illiquidity cash withdrawals? ( or equivalent )
    Why and who would want to withdraw funds on this scale?
    Attack eminent?

    Point #2)
    Twenty-nine bases in the tribal areas of North Waziristan and South Waziristan on the border with Afghanistan that were used to train militants have simply fallen off the radar.

    The US had presented Islamabad with a dossier detailing the location of the bases as advance information on likely US targets. But Asia Times Online has learned that since early this month, neither the North Atlantic Treaty Organization-led coalition in Afghanistan nor Pakistan intelligence has detected any movement in the camps.
    Withdraw troops for large scale attack?
    Attack eminent?


    Point #3)
    The US is also looking past the issue of the security of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal. The loyalty of the conventional Pakistani military to President Musharraf is in question, according to CNN. "Musharraf controls the loyalty of the commanders and senior officials in charge of the nuclear program, but those loyalties could shift at any point," CNN reported on August 10. "There is also a growing understanding according to the U.S. analysis that Musharraf's control over the military remains limited to certain top commanders and units, raising worries about whether he can maintain control over the long term."

    The United States has full knowledge about the location of Pakistan's nuclear weapons, according to the U.S. assessment.

    But the key questions, officials say, are what would happen and who would control the weapons in the hours after any change in government in case Musharraf were killed or overthrown.
    Coup in planning, nuke involoved? Attack eminent?

    Gerald

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