This is what they have to report about the "Liquid Explosives"

[The_Casual_Observer]

From CNN:

"The details emerged as investigators searched for evidence of explosive tests in woods in High Wycombe, west of London, near where they arrested 24 suspects Thursday for their alleged involvement in a plot to detonate bombs aboard trans-Atlantic airliners."



This is strange. You would think that they would have had this kind of detail nailed down prior to making these kind of arrests, since this is a conspiracy thing with no actual act committed. Apparently, after all this time they have found nothing.

Explosive tests in the woods?

[Up2Late]

1. Lot's of "small items" of a "Flammable nature" in the woods!

I heard this whole investigation is beginning to fall apart.

[MADem]

2. IN the woods, near a MILITARY base????

http://www.raf.mod.uk/stc/

Strike Command, with its Headquarters based at RAF High Wycombe in Buckinghamshire, is the largest Command in the Royal Air Force. Strike Command (STC), which controls most of the RAF's frontline aircraft, was formed from the merger of Fighter and Bomber Commands in 1968, and the later incorporation of Transport and Coastal Commands. STC controls numerous aircraft covering a wide variety of roles including Strike/Attack, Offensive Support, Reconnaissance, Airborne-Early-Warning, Maritime, Air-to-Air Refuelling and Strategic and Tactical Transport.

With an established strength of 28,000 service personnel and 5,800 civilian staff, STC employs more than half the total strength of the Royal Air Force. Comprised of more than 500 aircraft, 42 stations or units, STC supports operations in the Gulf region, Kosovo and Afghanistan as well as maintaining a RAF presence in Cyprus, Gibraltar, Ascension Island, and the Falkland Islands.



What a bunch of idiots....

[FloridaPat]

3. Did they check that warehouse in Miami where they arrested all

those other "terrorists" a couple of weeks ago?

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