hitman
16th July 2004, 02:18 PM
I remember checking out homelandsecurityus.com (a very lame site, trust me if i was the (an american) host of that site, i would shut down their account for making fools of Amercian intelligence). Anyway, I remember when one of the agents, called Abu-Bayan, the guy who open globalislamicmedia, a bandwidth theif, because he used a direct link from their site for one of their logos, in one of his posts. They then played a lame trick not worth mentioning.
If you visit their website you will find a message in which they have claimed to intercept another (fake) message in which the oh-so-bad Al-Qaeda terrorists are planning to assasinate the Interior Minister of Saudi Arabia, Prince Nayef. At the begining of the message, you will see the pictures of that guy (the interior minister) and guess what, our little foolish agents have become bandwidth theives themselves. They have also taken a direct link from a Saudi newspaper site and posted it on their page, looks like they ran out of space.
This all seems fishy, the same trick used by two opposing groups. Globalislamicmedia was a Yahoo! group, which had thousands of members. It was closed some time ago because of a controversial message, but it was re-opened in Yahoo! finance with the same name and now has some 700+ members. Supringly it hasnt been closed yet. And it was in this second coming of globalislamicmedia, that this lame image trick was used by the so-called Abu Bayan guy. Maybe it was just one of the agents at homelandsecurityus.com, who decided who reopen the group and pose as Al-Qaeda terrorists.
If you visit their website you will find a message in which they have claimed to intercept another (fake) message in which the oh-so-bad Al-Qaeda terrorists are planning to assasinate the Interior Minister of Saudi Arabia, Prince Nayef. At the begining of the message, you will see the pictures of that guy (the interior minister) and guess what, our little foolish agents have become bandwidth theives themselves. They have also taken a direct link from a Saudi newspaper site and posted it on their page, looks like they ran out of space.
This all seems fishy, the same trick used by two opposing groups. Globalislamicmedia was a Yahoo! group, which had thousands of members. It was closed some time ago because of a controversial message, but it was re-opened in Yahoo! finance with the same name and now has some 700+ members. Supringly it hasnt been closed yet. And it was in this second coming of globalislamicmedia, that this lame image trick was used by the so-called Abu Bayan guy. Maybe it was just one of the agents at homelandsecurityus.com, who decided who reopen the group and pose as Al-Qaeda terrorists.